Meeting Postponed for Visit by Filipino Student
American Field Service adult committee has postponed Tuesday night meeting to accommodate US student lobbyist Canas from the Philippines who will visit Haytown next week. The meeting now at 7 30 p.m. in the Robert E Lee High School testing room. Beta Psi Chapter of Phi Sigma Alpha meets at 7 4 p.m. Tuesday at Mrs. Dewey Carters 208 Kelly Lane. The program topic will be Buddhism.
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American Field Service Adult Committee
Ray Swallord
Canas
Philippines
Haytown
Robert E. Lee High School
Phi Sigma Alpha
Dewey Carter
Kelly Lane
Robert B. Lee High School
Weather and social notes from a Baytown page
Cloudy conditions give way to warmer weather by Tuesday night and Wednesday with temperatures in the upper 60s. Local timestamp shows a 33 degree reading at 8 am Tuesday. Community mentions include Georges marriage in Houston Saturday and various social updates involving Luther Lea, Peggy Atkins, Frank Simulcand, Ann Valentine, Babs Sawiss, Pauline Herrington, Elbert Albritton, and University of Texas visits by Robert and Noe Wahvmnind.
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Partey
Baytown At & A.m
Luther Lea
Georges
Houston
Lorrie
Jean
Lowell Lanuners
Susan
Lynn Dimious
Babs Sawiss
Pauline Herrington
Elbert Albritton
Robert
Noe Wahvmnind
University of Texas
Councilmen Kelley Hullum Seek Re election
Two city council members Kelley and Hullum filed for re election. Kelley, district 6, heads ship pig praltic and communications at Diamond Shamrock Deer Park. Hullum, district 3, partners in Don M Hullum Employment Agency, former Diamond Shamrock personnel staff. District 2 incumbent Glen Walker also sought mayor. Other seats may open after resignations by Fanestiel and Braswell. Hashim cites need for experienced councillors to continue capital projects and zoning.
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Kelley
Shippig, Praltic and Communications
Diamond Shamrock
Deer Park
Hullum
Don M. Hullum
Hallum
KWBA
Glen Walker
Albert Fanestiel
A. M
Andy” Braswell
Hashim
Nixon weighs spring trip as NSC meets on Mideast crisis
Washington NSC session marks fifth meeting under President Nixon focusing on Arab Israeli tensions while aides discuss possible early spring visit to Western Europe and relations with Red China. Nixon also plans a morale boosting stop at the Labor Department amid the tense foreign policy agenda.
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Washington
National Security Council
Nixon
Middle East
Western Europe
Red China
Mideast
Labor
Estimated 1 500 to 3 000 enemy troops inside DMZ
U S intelligence estimates place 1 500 to 3 000 North Vietnamese troops in the six mile wide DMZ across 40 miles of Vietnam most of them in the northern half. Generals say the threat is not severe but NVA supply movement through the zone continues toward Laos and the Ho Chi Minh Trail. A U S helicopter was shot down in the Mekong Delta with no casualties. 2 340th American helicopter lost in the war to date. Bodies of about 200 North Vietnamese soldiers were found in the Central Highlands near Pleiku by South Vietnamese troops. most decomposed in green uniforms, timing of deaths undetermined.
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Saigon
U.S
North
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Nixon
Paris
Creighton W. Abrams
Laos
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Mekong Delta
Highlands
42Nd
Pleiku City
Local officials form rush committee to expedite spur project
Chambers County and Baytown leaders meet at Anahuac courthouse Tuesday to form a committee to speed the spur from Highway 146 near Holiday Inn to FM 1405 near Rice Field Road in Chambers County. A bridge over Cedar Bayou near Roseland Park is included. Members include County Judge Oscar Nelson County Engineer K T Pinchback and Commissioner H H McCollum. Baytown leaders Mayor Seaborn Cravey Albert Fanestiel Frite Lanham and Baytown Chamber executives Ed Vaught Dave Moore Fred Hartman John Jennings. Commissioner V V Ramsey will join when possible.
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Baytown
Chamours County
Anahuac
Holiday Inn
Rice Field Road
Chambers County
Cedar Bayou
Roseland Park
Oscar Nelson
K. T. Pinchback
H. H. McCollum
Seaborn Cravey
Albert Fanestiel
Frite Lanham
Ed Vaught
Dave Moore
Fred Hartman
John Jennings
Penney Boss Heads Business Association
Lt. Joe Butrick of C. Penney was elected chairman of the Central Baytown Business and Professional Association, succeeding Harold Vaughn. New officers include Long Stewart as treasurer and Bil Gidley as finance chairman. The group spans Highway 146 to Thomas Circle, works with Baytown Chamber of Commerce, and set five holidays for 1964. A committee aims to address raised street curbs on Texas Avenue and promote Trades Day with free parking starting this month. February Trades Day is Feb 19.
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Joe” Butrick
C. Penney
Central
N. V. McWilliams
Gregory's For Men
Myrtle Louise Moore
Moore
Gene Branscome
Gene
Dale Ripley
Beall
Texas Avenue
Hase
Butrick
Vaughn
Mrs. Moore
Mc Wolams
al Mellinger
the Style Shoppe
Carl Young Jr
Carl's Men Shop
Leon Paine
Paimne’s
A. E. Drew
Drew's
Harry Massey
Houston Natural Gas
Mrs. Rather Horton
Merle Norman Cosmetics
Clem Kovar
Kovar's
Paul Puman
The
Baytown Sun
Navy officials testify on Pueblo rescue plan in 1970s
Rear Adm. George L. Cassell described orders to position a Seventh Fleet destroyer off Wonsan Harbor in international waters ready to recover or tow the Pueblo if needed after its capture by North Korea. He said no actual rescue was attempted and other options such as destroying the ship to protect classified material were discussed.
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Coronado
Calif
Navy
George L. Cassell
North Korea
Cassell
Pacific Fleet
Honolulu
U.S
Adm
John) Hyland
Seventh Fleet
Wonsan
Hyland
Naval
Edward R. Murphy Jr
Lloyd Bucher
Stephen Harris
Pueblo
Timony
Harris
William Newsome
Council For the Court
Baytown Boy Injured By Vicious Dog
A three year old Baytown boy was attacked by a dog while playing in his front yard. He required 37 stitches around the head and is in Baytown Hospital. The dog is held for 10 days observation.
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Baytown Hospital
Be. Murrill
David Grigsby
B. L. Grigsby
City Impoundment
Billie Urmsbee
Urmsbee
Grigsby
Floriece Kerr
Baytown Leads GoTexan Drive for Houston Rodeo Week
Baytown residents M Cecil Bobbitt and Mrs Fhelma Warillon named GoTexan Chairmen for Baytown with Baytown Day set for February 23 at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. Wayne Newton and Roy Rogers are among stars planned, with Feb 19 to March 2 wagon races and a record field of exhibitors amid over $100,000 in prize money.
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M. Cecil Bobbitt
Fhelma Warillon
Baytown
GoTexan
Guy Houston
Houston
Redco
RCA Cowboys
Roy Rogers
Dale Evans
Wayne Newton
Nashville Sound
Boots Randolph
Sonny James
Jimmy Dean
Jim Nabors
Gunner Pyle
Nixon Eyes New Probe on U S Peking Ties
Washington AP President Nixon plans a new diplomatic probe into U S China relations though maintaining a hard line on Red China. He may propose easing travel and communications barriers first, with possible gradual easing of embargoes as talks focus on peaceful coexistence principles.
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Washington
Nixon
U.S
Peking
State Department
China
United States
Warsaw
Poland
Baytown Chamber Seeks Nominations for 10 Directors
The Baytown Chamber of Commerce accepts nominations for ten directors. Members have been mailed a list and asked to submit names so an election ballot can be prepared. Nominations close Tuesday February 15 with terms expiring for several directors including Kooy To Heavers and Meoidun Berry.
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Baytown
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Beta Psi Meeting
Church Women United
Grace Methodist Church
Demolay Mothers Club
Lodge Hall
Sterling
Ross Sterling High School
Babe Mallett
F. Valero
John Sealy Hospital
Galveston
Jewell Fuller
Sun
Robby Nixon
Decker Drive
Park
First Presbyterian Church
Johnella Boy III
Lamar Kelley
Dmz
Penney Boss Heads Business Association
Joe Butrick
Citizens National
U.s.-Peking
Baytonians
Cecil Bobbitt
Thelma Hamilton
Communist
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