Three Political Camps Emerge Brownwood Lakewood Wooster
Brownwood Lakewood Wooster residents split on who should fill Councilman Cook's vacant seat as debate sharpens. supporters push for Dr David Norton while others back David Clark or favor no replacement. council weighs appointing Norton if seat remains vacant.
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Brownwood
Lakewood-Wooster
Dr. Norton
David Clark
Board of Supervivors
Witler District
Fsaytown
Lakewand
Wooster
Cook
Tax cut bill nears final Senate passage amid edits
The $11.6 billion tax cut bill moved toward final passage in the Senate as Democratic leaders warned it must pass tonight or risk Friday failure. The measure survived a GOP bid to repeal the 10 percent retail excise tax on cosmetics and jewelry, saving about $450 million a year, and faced further debates on public utility regulation and the 7 percent investment credit for machinery and equipment.
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Hington
Senate
House
GOP
Treasury
Pew
Heated Temporary Enclosure Planned for City Dog Pound
City Manager Lanham announces temporary heated enclosure at the dog pound on Park Street to protect animals from bad weather. Workmen will cover the east addition with canvas and corrugated iron while a long term plan to build a new pound is studied.
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Baytown
Park Street
Lanham
Iran
Lanhan Mitdhed
Sunspots Weather And Tides Report Summary
Regional weather notes warn of partly cloudy Thursday and Friday with warmer temperatures Thursday afternoon. The Galveston forecast lists Thursday high around 38 and a low near 45, with little change on Friday. Coastal tides and times appear in local notes, while community items include obituaries, school reports, and upcoming Boy Scout events.
Rites Planned Friday for Kovalcik of Baytown
Funeral services set for Friday at Earthman Funeral Home and St. Josephs Catholic Church for Steve Henry Kovalcik 39 of 159 Cabaniss who died Tuesday at Galveston Hospital. Burial in San Jacinto Cemetery. Survivors include widow Bernice and four sons, plus parents and many relatives. Kovalcik was a Humble Oil Baytown employee and WWII veteran.
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Earthman
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Steve Henry Kovalcik
Cabaniss
Galveston Hospital
William Tinney
San Jacinto
Humble Oi and Refining Co
Baytown
Joe Kovaleik
American Legion
Crosby
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
the, Knights
Columbus
Corneila
L Bernice
Kovalcik
Larry
Jimmy
Ronnie
Tommy
Henry Kovalcik
Eastgate
Paul Kovalcik
Leon Kovalcik
Houston
Agnes Fleures
Croehy
Annie Svoboda
Tavise
Gregory
Margaret
Henley
Day- Ton
Civil rights bill advances in U S House amid Southern opposition
Washington AP reporting that a bipartisanship coalition pushed the public accommodations section of a civil rights bill through the House with minor changes. The vote, 153 to 69 against an amendment limiting the provision, sparked heated debate as Southern lawmakers denounced the move.
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Washington
Erners
Rotter
Bie
House
Tozetter
Senate
George Meader
R-Amich
Southern
Paul C. Jones
Dmo
Edward J. Patten
NeJs
George Andrews
D-Ala
Patten
Andrews
New Jersey
Emanuel Celler
DLN
William M
McCuloch
Ohio
Ers
Coalition
Edwin EB. Willis
D-La
Home Building Leader to Speak at Bay Town Chamber Luncheon
N Robert Batten executive vice president of the Houston Home Builders Association will discuss the home building industry and its economic impact at the Greater Bay Town Chamber of Commerce Friday noon luncheon at the Holiday Inn. Bailey Jr will introduce him. Batten, a 1962 appointee, has held multiple chamber posts and served in the Air Force during WWII era with reserve major status.
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N. Robert Battin
Houston Home Builders Association
Baytown
Greater
Baden
Association
Chamber of Commerce
Chambers
Browmyoaul
Childress Chamber
Grand Prairie Chamber
Texas Association
Texas Manufacturers Association
Parkersburg
Wo Vai
University of Nebraska
Lincoln
Southwestern Institute
Batten
Air Force
Air Force Reserve
Baytown Music Teachers Attend Annual Clinic
Baytown music teachers will attend the Texas Music Educators Association annual clinic in Houston Thursday through Saturday. Robe rts Lee High School Band members Libby Comeaux and Raymond Campbell will perform in the All-State Band at Sam Houston Coliseum Saturday at p.m. The concert will be televised by KHOU-TV. Teachers from various Baytown schools include Mary Guemple, Tommy Seale, Charles Fortine, Dan Johnston, Elmer Hargis, Carahel Buelow, Elaine McDonald, James Cunningham, Francis Hardernie, Fred Parker, Nina Stane, and Bouging L. Wallner among others. Uinor concerts will be held Thursday and Friday at Houston Music Hall. TAIEA Executive Secretary J. F. Lenza noted the group’s focus on modern music education methods and related workshops.
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Music Department
Baytown
Houston
Texas Music Educators Association
Robert Fe. Lee
Sam Houston’ Coliseum
Libby Comeaux
Cand
Roy Comeaux
Louisiana
Raymond
Campbell
Hugh T. Campbell
Florida
Avell
Khou-Tv
Texas
Trouston
Roberts Lee High School
Mary Guemple
Dirdenir
In Southern Belles
The
Madrigal Singers
Tommy Seale
REL
Charles Fortine
Dan’ Johnston
Elmer Hargis
Carahel Buelow
Batown
Elaine
Mc Donald
James: Cunninghim
Hightaiils
Francis Hardernie
Fred Parker
Horace Mann
Nina Stane
Chain and Bouging
Wooster Chamber backs Norton for city council seat
Wooster Chamber of Commerce at noon meeting recommends to Baytown City Council appoint Dr. David L. Norton to fill the unexpired term of Councilman Tommy Cook if the seat is declared vacant. Action to declare vacancy and appoint is expected Feb 1. Norton said he is available and would serve. vote at luncheon showed 10 for and 7 against.
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Preston Pendercrass
Brownwood- Lakewood
Wooster
Tommy
Cook
Hie
The
Wooster Chamber of Commerce
David L. Norton
Lee College
Norton
Sun
Bobby Slack Sutphin
Sory
Brownyn
Lakewood- Wooster
Tan
Snme
Owly
Councs
Cal ¢Covist Hansen
Council
Velma Ansley
Reed
Dr. Norton
Honanimgus
Pane Sen
Jack Huron
Baytown
Tommy’ Cook
P Cook
Chicago
Humble Oiand Refining Co
Gene Muller
Lake
Muller
United States urges USSR to back immediate nuclear ban
Geneva AP reports the United States calls for an urgent declaration banning transfer of nuclear weapons to non-nuclear nations. Laviet Delecate Seanyen and Tsarap hiv delivered remarks amid a broader address, while a new attack on West Germany was launched.
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Geneva
United States
Soviet Union
Laviet Delecate Seanyen
Tsaraphiv
West Germany
Radio plea brings aid to heart attack victim
A rancher stricken with a heart attack in the West Texas hills prompted a radio plea that brought urgent help. Houston amateur operators heard a frightened caller identify as her husband and request a doctor. Mrs. Coates, en route from Fort Stockton, delivered whisky to ease pain and guided responders to the ranch until a doctor and ambulance reached the scene.
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Houston
API
West Teaas Hills
Side& Rancher
Tadig
Thomas Archer
Tasseph Domina
Collins Coates
Fort Stockton
Ang Archos
ST. A
Mirrfi
Coates
Archer
Jerry Gulthat
Foot Stockton
Dnetor
Stickton
Gulihar
Henistan Chronicle
Rachel
van Horn
Pam
Hin
Guilhar
Cuba demands freed fishermen in U.S. case
The bulletin from AP notes Cuba demands the release of fishermen held in the United States. It cites a statement by Cuban Foreign Minister Raul Roa delivered to the U.S. government and mentions tensions with the United States over naval base activities and Cuban water rights.
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Miamt. Flies
Ravara Tadle
Cuba
Naval Base
Tokyo
United States
Mitmi
Formcn
Raul Rea
U.S
Rites Held For Highlands Woman
Funeral services were held for Mo Emma Maklary Strobel at Wishoms Methodist Church. Strobel, 64, of Highlands died at home after a long illness. The Rev. Thomas Halcomb officiated and interment followed in White Cemetery under Barthman Funeral Home direction. She is survived by four sons Rudolph Strobel Channelview, Louisa Strobel Lampoc, Robert Strobel Port Arthur, Alex Strobel. four daughters Theresa Minger Anahy, Priscilla Anderson Crosby, Jean Conte San Francisco, Mary Ann Clemons Austin. three sisters Mary Phillips Highlands, Pat Brown Los Angeles, Helen Ornez Youngstown. one nephew Bill Niu Houston. three great grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Wishoms Methodist Church
Emma Maklary Strobel
Trghlands
Win
Thomas Halcamb
Bill Niu
Houston
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Harris County
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