Accreditation Not In Danger Now TEA Official Cites Deficiencies
Texas education official notes district not in immediate danger of losing accreditation. TEA representatives reviewed the business office, praising payroll and encumbrance methods but flagging missing general ledger and double entry systems and a partial modified accrual. Trustees and administrators describe the visit as beneficial and say reforms are under way.
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Texas Jaw Agency
Willam OH. van Tie
TEA
W. DB
An Hinson
New York
Krox T. Bea
Vari Horn
Pinan
van Horn
Swith
Charles Hinson
Suesse
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Texas
van Morn
Jbl
Elinson
Wlinson
Hinson
Open House and Community Events in Highlands Area
Community notices include the Open House for altar and Rosary Society at St Jude's Catholic Church with a cake sale sponsored by Lee College Future Teachers. Also listed are events by Candy Stripers at Gulf Coast Hospital, Square Dancers Wagon Wheel, Ladies Association Goose Creek Country Club luncheon, Baytown Council cookbooks sale, Episcopal Young Churchmen meeting, and a weekend weather outlook with mostly cloudy skies and showers.
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Altar and Rosary Society
Gmt Catholic Daughters
Jude's Catholic Chureh
Ty Ihn
St. Jude's Hall
Highlands
Ladies Association Ladies Association of
Goose Creek
Local Residents Share Busy Day in Bayton
Councilman Kenneth Badgett weighs reelection options while Councilman Earl Live ly considers his path. Grover Edge escorts Ed Huron to a La Porte trip. Harry Massey praises his grandson as Rus sell Liles and A W Hensley discuss chili plans after supper. James Ellis sells insurance in La Porte.
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Kenneth Badgett
Earl Lively
Grover Edge
Edtie Huron
la Parte
Harry Massey
Russell Liles
A. W. Hensley
L. Watson
James (Slick) Ellis
la Porte
Holly McLemore
Tate
Tom Crantomi
Sue Jones
Suzy
Jack Huron
Houston
Jack Maxwell
Baytonian
Mark Harvey
Pesadena
Ray Harvey
Seaborn Cravey
Jerry Stricklar Fens
Picket Walks at Site of Baytown New High School
A lone picket stood Friday at Baytown's new high school site during preliminary work by Be S Properties. Span-Glass Construction Co. Inc. of Houston leads the project with Westie surveying crews checking points for drilled footings. The storm sewer installation began, with full building activity set to start next week using a computer aided scheduling method to reduce conflicts and speed construction.
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Baytown
New High School
Be S Properties
Baker Road
North Main
Loval
Earl Lively
Constriction Und
Ad Laborers Union
Focal
Lively
Span - Glass Construction Co. Inc
Houston
Spa.-Ghiss
Westie
James A.bitsy Bevis
Seminar For Secretaries at Lee College Saturday
More than 200 are expected for the second annual Seminar for Secretaries at Lee College. Registration starts 8 20 a.m. Speakers include Dr Charles F Jones Humble Oil and Ref ining Co and Dr Nelda Lawrence UT Austin. A luncheon entertainment will follow with a panel on management views the Modern Secretary moderated by Mrs Katherine Suesse.
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Lee Colese
San Jacinto
National Secretaries’ Association
Charles F. Jones
Humble Oil & Refming Co
Nelda Lawrence
University of Texas
Seeers
Leeivision “of Business Administration
Lee College Music
Katherine’. Suesse
H.W. Blackwood
Gault Oil Corp
Thomas T. Chase
DuPontinc
John C Echols
Citizens National Bank
G. B. McQullough
Umanager
Humble OF & Refining Co
N. R. Trimble
United Carbon Co
Homer C .Wilson, Jr
Sinclair Petrochemicals Inc
Lee College
Baytowa Area
Five Acres Set for New YMCA Facility in Baytown
Baytown citizens backed by a $3.6 million FMCA drive plan to acquire five acres near North Main for a new YMCA. The site will host a swimming pool gym indoor courts and outdoor fields. Purpose builds on a $45 000 community drive led by John C. Echols and others with Herbert V. Herbert as drive chairman.
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Dowler
National Guard Armory
Brock
North Miin
Perry Walker
Raytown Sun
Mike Ifinkle
Herbert
Baytown Canal
YMCA
Baytown
Christian Association
Max Mosesman
Immedi
R. P. Beman
D. Atep
W. Stewart
A. M. Johnson
WH. Russell
Jim Harrop
Jreet
John C. Echols
Holiday Inn
Herbert V. Herbert
P L. A. Jones
B. E. Greer
Mesesman
North Main
Market Street Road
Civil Rights Chiefs Meet In King's Cell
Dr Martin Luther King Jr summons civil rights leaders to his Selma jail cell to discuss a federal court order speeding voter registration in Dallas County. The injunction prompted mixed reactions from Negroes and a registrar board pledge to comply as King remains silent after deputies served the order. President Johnson voiced indignation over black residents denied the vote and pledged to secure voting rights for all citizens.
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Selma
Martin Luther King Jr
Dallas
Board of Registrars
King
U.S. Dist
Daniel H. Thomas
iSelma
Telephone Company Expands Land Holdings in Baytown
E C Cambern, manager for General Telephone Company of the Southwest in Baytown, announces purchase of five additional lots on West Gulf and a prior three lot purchase at West Gulf and South Gaillard. The plan adds 200 feet frontage behind current offices to support 1968 direct distance dialing expansions, with a future building expansion and financing from Citizens National Bank and Trust.
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E. C. Cambern
Baytown
General Telephone Company of the Southwest
West Gulf
South Gaillard
Cambern
West jSour
Bue Cambern
Citizens National Bank and ‘Trust, Company
Bastown
Channelview School District Sets Bond Election Date
Residents will vote March 6 on a proposed $2 million bond to finance a new high school and renovations. The Channelview school board met in a special session Thursday to set the election date. Absentee voting runs Feb 1 to March a,t at the administration building.
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Channelview
Channelview School Board
World politics and tensions mix with domestic disputes
President Johnson faces tentative talks with Soviet readers on exchanges this year while Laos premier Souyenn Phouma braces for fighting. In Beijing premier N Ikosygin visits North Vietnam. Washington rebuffs de Gaulle's payment proposal. Angola prisoners protest, voter rights loom, Gore seeks public hearing on IRS ruling, and a Kansas City power line explosion kills five workers.
Burglars Take Safe and Goods At Local Business
Burglary at B M Filter Sales & Service on Bayway Drive yields a $6,290 loss including a $300 safe with 4,200 in checks, 796 in cash, a will and stock certificates. Entry via glass door. security was not insured. Other thefts involve machines, records, a purse, and clothes from local sites, with multiple suspects and minor losses reported.
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Hinklyh
Raytown
B&m Filter Sales & Service, Inc
Tous Bayway Drive
Country Club
Roland Johnson
Glen King
Andy Bargainer
B&m
Bee College
Ass't
A. H. Miles
Wilfred Spell
M. D. Peterson
Whiteside
Woodlawn
Dorothy Gireir
Trrinnell
Harris County Savings & Loan Association
Peresons
F. A. Railshack
Wal Francis
Vivian Harrison
New Jersey
Park Street
Angel
Washatera
Minnesota
Jeft
Gemini Space Flight Hurried Toward Early March Launch
NASA aims to accelerate the Gemini program with Grissom and Young potentially making America’s first two crew spaceflight as early as March 23, advancing from the previously planned late March date. Officials say Saturn Titan 2 readiness and unmanned tests bolster hopes for a three to four flight schedule in 1965, culminating in docking trials and extended stays before Apollo missions.
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Cape KE
Virgil I. Grissom
John W. Young
America
NASA
Space Agency
Grissom
Young
Gemini
Martin Co
McDonnell Aircraft
Air Force
Edward White
James McDivitt
Navy
Cmdr
Walter M. Schirra
Unanimous vote on congressman's marriage proposal
In Washington the House floor carried a lighthearted measure as Congressman Andrew Welsh asked Kay Welsh to marry him. The proposal, noted in Welsh's journal, was approved by a voice vote with a single aye. The couple plans a May wedding and a life in Arlington, Virginia.
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Washington
Indiana
Matthew
Andrewl E_ Welsh
Jacobs Jr
Kay Welsh
Jacobs
Indianapolis
Abelview
Capitol Hill
Welsh
Arlington
Potomac “River
Kay
Ston
Vole
Vincennes
Erin
More Candidates In Barbers Hill Race
Five residents seek election to the Barbers Hill Independent School District board, with Willie Kilgore and Virgil Carlile joining C. E. Forbus, Arthur C. Barrow, and A. Stewart. Forbus runs for a second term. Joe Benson’s three year term also expires this year. Filing deadline for the April 1 election is nearly a month away.
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Barbers Hill Independent
Willie
Kilgore
Virgil” Carlile
Aid Cutoff as Last Resort for School Integration
Federal funds would be cut off if districts fail to guarantee steps toward racial integration before the new school year. The Education Department administers over 300 million dollars in aid annually, with 95 percent of older programs under civil rights provisions. Officials say voluntary compliance is the goal, and federal aid would be used only as a last resort to enforce the law.
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Washington
Jevery
Us! Office of Education
Echool
Etka Ot
Office of Education
Humphrey
Yast
Department of
Firemen To Burn House Saturday
Fire Chief A H Lintelman warns of a planned controlled burn of a house at Market Street Road 19720 on Saturday morning across from Fire Station No 2. The event aims to showcase response readiness and will draw fire crews from the Gulf Coast area, though exact attendance remains uncertain.
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Market ‘Street
A. H
Art) Lintelman
Gulf Coast
Linterman
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LEE College Future Tearchtry
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Kmart
O'Brien's
Mirlands Shir Bank
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Wagon Wheel
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Bill Choate
Pat Gomes
Jinaiy Lovell
Gene Dilda
Cecil Walker
Episcopal Young Churchmen and Junior League
Trinity Episcopal Church
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Galveston
Ymca Board
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King's Cell
Telephone Company
Channelview School
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Prince Souyenn Phouma
Laos
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Peking
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