Baytown YMCA hosts boys basketball games at Lee High
Church Basketball League for boys 18 and under will play Thursday at Robert E Lee High School gym. First game 7 15 p m second 8 15 p m. Teams include St Mark's St John's Methodist St Joseph's Catholic First Presbyterian and the Latter Day Saints Church. EXECUTIVE committee for the radio program Bueros Nuevas meets Thursday 7 p m at the First Mexican Baptist Church. Members of San Jacinto Baptist Association invited to attend. Schulze home from Rice on 10 day vacation to recover from illness. Wife of Chem Engineers club to tour Houston Museum of Fine Arts hotel Warwick with lunch Feb 9. J ack Williams North Texas dean's list for second term. Baytown weather mostly cloudy through Friday warming to 22 34. Meeting postponed for Baytown Grandmothers Club.
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Baytown Ymca
Robert E. Lee High School
St. Mark's
St. John's Methodist
St. Joseph's Catholic
First Presbyterian
Latter Day Saints Church
First Mexican Baptist’ Church
San Jacinto Baptist Association
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Hoatston Museum
Local Woman Starts New Hobby Amid Busy Year
A jumble of notes highlights Mrs. Louis Phillips picking up a hobby, James Duvall staying busy, Mrs. Paul Hall seeking a friend, Jerry Linder posing for a photo, and Donna Bona asking about engagement forms. visitors may return to Shirley Parrish, Baytown Hospital, as Mrs. 3. W. Boyd aids a friend with a jacket.
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Louis Phillips
James Duvall
Paul Hall
Jerry Linder
Donna Bona
Shirley Parrish
Baytown Hospital
W. Boyd
Robert
Sue Gillette
Annette Harmison
Kenya
Africa
Lila Lili
Europe
Annette
Jack Ainsworth
Tress Lilly
Vivian Durham
Dave Moore
Herman Boatman
PTA
C. L. Ferguson
Sun
Ferguson
Resumption Of Bombing Favored In National Poll
The New York Times reports widespread national support for resuming bombing of North Vietnam, with fear of nuclear conflict and questions about strategy. Most agree, except the South which prefers harsher action. a Methodist minister remarks people favor the government but feel war weariness.
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New York
New York Times
Johnson
Viet Nam
U.S
Times
United States
Madison
Wis
iRev
J. Ellsworth Kelas
Bishop Martin to break ground on San Jacinto Hospital wing
Bishop Paul E. Martin will attend a 4:30 p.m. ceremony Friday February 11 in Baytown to launch a $1,190,000 San Jacinto Methodist Hospital expansion. The first phase adds 18 doctors offices and clinics, X-ray facilities, a power plant and parking. Construction starts within weeks, funding backed by staff leases.
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Paul E. Martin
Baytown
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Laan
Africans Seek Way To Viet Nam Peace At UN Council
Africans on the U N Security Council Mali Nigeria and Uganda pressed for a general agreement on ending the Viet Nam war before the full debate. The United States faces a likely Soviet veto on its bid for unconditional talks to apply the Geneva accords. Jordanian delegate Waleed M Sadi cast the pivotal ninth vote in favor of debating the issue, with nine votes for and four abstentions.
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United Nations
WNAP
U Security Council
Viet Nam
Council
Mali
Nigeria
Uganda
United States
Indochina
U.S
U.N
Waleed M. Sadi
Jordan
Argentina
Britain
China
Japan
Netherlands
New Zealand
Uruguay
Soviet Union
Bulgaria
France
Niigeria
Akira Matsu
Lee College Board to hear bond election petitions
A special Lee College board meeting is set for Thursday night to receive petitions seeking a bond election. Regents earlier agreed to issue 513 million in bonds, funded partly by federal monies, to finance a vocational technical building, an academic building, and a central mechanical plant. If voters approve, the March 5 election date is tentatively planned, with the meeting at 6 30 p.m in the college library.
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LeesCollege Board of Regents
Khrushchev in Moscow hospital amid mixed condition reports
Moscow reports Khrushchev in middling health with conflicting diagnoses including gall stones and kidney stones. The mood of the brief bulletin contrasts with speculation on his precise ailment as observers await clearer medical updates.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Rough Riders Club Meeting Friday at Lakewood Clubhouse
The Rough Riders Club will meet at 7 30 p m on Friday at the Lakewood Clubhouse. By law changes will be considered during the session.
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Rough Riders Club
Lakewood
Rites Set Friday For Mrs Myrtle Fleischman
Mrs Myrtle Fleischman 53 of Baytown died Thursday in a Baytown hospital. Services at 2 p m Friday at First Presbyterian Church with Rev Burnette Dowler. Interment Cedar Crest Cemetery. Survivors: husband W J Fleischman Baytown daughter Mrs A D Wilkinson Jr Baytown four sisters Houston Galveston three brothers Portland Ore Mont Belvieu and three grandchildren.
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Wright
Baytown
Baytown Hospital
First Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian
Burnette Dowler
Cedar Crest Cemetery
Earthman Funeral Home
W. J. Fleischman
A. D. Wilkinson Jr
F. C. Schuller
L. A. Welsh
C. R. Hickman
Houston
Louie McDonald
Galveston
L. D. Franssen
Portland
Ore
Ellis Franssen
C. R. Franssen
Mont Belvieu
Baytownian Joe Allen Runs for State House District 23
Baytown resident Joe Allen, 26, an assistant sales administrator for Cleco Tools in Reed Roller Bit Co., announced his candidacy for state representative in Legislative District 23 which covers Northeast Harris County including Baytown. His platform prioritizes air and water pollution reform and supports greater local government enforcement powers.
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Joe Allen
Baytown
Cleco Tools
Reed Roller Bit Co
Harris County
Alien
Johnson- Humphrey
Chauffeur testifies as Mossler murder trial unfolds
Roscoe Brown, Mossler's handyman and chauffeur, testifies that Candace Mossler urged him to alter his account of the June 30 1964 slaying of Jacques Messier. He describes cleaning the apartment sink and drainboard and handling the car used in the crime scene while Powers is linked to the murder through the vehicle and fingerprints. The prosecution labels Brown a key witness in a circumstantial case with no known eyewitnesses.
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Shami
Fla
Candace
Mossier
Powers
Brown
Chevrolet
Mossler
Atty
Richard Gerstein
Mes
Sier
Jacques
Messier
Jiossler
Dalliar Day Winners In Baytown Announced
Baytown merchants held Dallar Day drawings after store hours on Tuesday with prizes for $1 purchases. Winners include Cook's Paints Mrs. Joe B. S. Nelson for a Tile-A-Mirror. Tommy Scarborough's Drug Store Mrs. G. B. Scott for an electric blanket. Max Altman's Mrs. Ray Broussard for a Samsonite overnight case. Ainsworth & Co. F. B. Kent for a garbage disposal. Kevar's Mrs. C. O. Williams for an RCA Victor radio. Guys and Dolls Mrs. Robert E. Hill for a $350 dress. Dean's Mrs. Darlene Gilmore for a $24 dress. Fabric Shop Mrs. Virginia Kent for a $24.95 linen table cloth. Mrs. J. P. Heifrich for a $24.95 bedspread. Abe Rosenzweig's Town & Country Economy Viola Davis for American Tourister Luggage. Beek's Miss Velma Roberson for a $25 charge account. Wilkie's Mrs. T. R. Warner for a $34.95 hair dryer. Kmart Kelley K. McMillian for a recliner chair.
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Baytown
Dallar
Cook
Joe B.S . Nelson
E. Adone
Tommy Scarborough
G. B. Scott
Wooster
Max Altman
Ainsworth & Co
F. B. Kent
Wildwood
Kevar's
J. P. Heifrich
Bolster
Abe Rosenzweig
Viola Davis
Harrison
Beek’s
Velma Roberson
Lincoln Courts
Wilkie’s
T. R. Warner
Kmart
Kelley K. McMillian
Rollingwood
Nagy urges U S aid to South Vietnam in Hungary talk
Dr Ferenc Nagy, former Hungarian prime minister, told Lee College audiences that Hungarians oppose U S withdrawal from Vietnam. He recalled his forced resignation after Soviet threats over his son, and contrasted Soviet satellites Poland, Czechoslovakia, Romania, Hungary and Bulgaria with Yugoslavia and Albania. He argued Central Eastern states lacked strength to resist communism.
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Ferenc Nagy
Soviet
Russia
Nagy
Lee College
Inj
United
Cragg
United States
Hungary
Geneva
Switzerland
University of
Austria-Hungary
Jon World Politics
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Yugoslavia
Albania
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Ro Tmania
Bulgaria
Committee Sets Inquiry For Friday
Washington AP The Senate Foreign Relations Committee will resume public hearings on U S Vietnamese policy at 8 30 am EST Friday critics and supporters of resuming bombing in North Vietnam will be questioned The committee plans a 6 30 pm EST session after the day’s work The measures aim to avoid conflicts with the U N debate Fulbright Mansfield Hartke Aiken Church voice mixed views on bombing and UN role as discussions continue Page 2
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
U.N
Senate
United States
United Nations
Fulbright
U.N. Security Council
Ier
Mike Mansfield
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Johnson
Council
George D. Aiken
R-Vi
Frank Church
Edaho
Relaons
Albases Senate
Devoted Wife Dies With Invalid Husband In Fire
Mrs Clifford Reed 62 stayed with her ailing husband during a Sparta Indiana house fire. Both bodies found in an upstairs bedroom. death by smoke inhalation. Neighbors and fire officials praised her loyalty and care over eight years of illness with no children and a life of caregiving.
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Sparta
Clifford Reed
Despie
Susan
Lester Walker
Burdell Menke
Gus Falkenheim
Baldwin, HI
Reed
Clyde Bradley
Chamber To Hear About Baytown Day At Rodeo
Leroy Gloger, chairman of the Baytown Day committee, will speak at the Friday noon Bay Towns Chamber of Commerce meeting. He will outline plans for Baytown Day on February 24 at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. Perry Britton says the Baytown recognition adds value to the community and will explain the plan and handling for members.
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Leroy Gloger
Houston
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