House Panel Probes Administered Student Test
Washington AP report on a House subcommittee critique of a federal grant funded sex life survey given to New York City eighth and ninth graders. The intrusive questions asked minors about sexuality and religon, provoking concerns over privacy and parental consent.
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Washington
Department of Health
Education and Welfare
New York
Perental
Philip Permission
X Lee
Wel
Lee
National Institute of Health
Subcommittee
James Breeding Rites Set After Tr City Beach Crash
Funeral services for James V. Breeding, 41, killed in a pickup truck collision on Tr City Beach Road, will be held Saturday at Earthman Chapel. He was a Baytown resident and WWII veteran. Survivors include widow Audrey Breeding, daughters Teresa Kelley and Sharon Breeding, sisters Florence Ball, E T Dugatt, L A Tomjack, twin brothers Albert and Elbert Breeding, grandson Ronnie Kelley. Rev. Odis Stanbery to officiate. burial at Hill of Rest Cemetery.
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Earthman
Bryan
Sharon Sylvia
Amehuac
Florence Ball
E. T. Dugatt
L. A. Tomjack
J Baytown
Albert Breeding
Baytown
Elbert Breeding
Dayton
Ronnie Ray Kelley
Odis Stanbery
Baptist Temple
Hill of Rest Cemetery
Bormenon
James V. Aner
Tri City Beach
Tri-City Beach
Rovie
Poll Tax Receipt Sparks Supreme Court Appeal
Carr says appeal is sent to the U S Supreme Court to decide if past rulings were wrong on poll taxes. Connally outlines a plan to allow pre deadline poll tax payers to vote and to create a voter registration act if the Austin court ruling stands, with a May 7 primary in view.
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Carr
Supreme Court
Austin
U.S. Supreme Court
Texas
Connally
Funeral Notices for James V. Breeding and Nan Kelley
James V. Breeding 42 of Baytown died Thursday in a pickup truck collision on Tri City Beach. Services Saturday at 4 for Breeding, with burial at Hill of Rest Cemetery. Survivors include widow Audrey, daughters Teresa Kelley and Sharon Breeding, and other relatives. Nan Low Kelley 68 of Baytown died Tuesday. Services Saturday at Earthman Chapel with burial at Rest Hover Cemetery. Survivors include daughter and son-in-law, two brothers, two sisters, seven children, and two great-grandchildren.
Rites Sunday For Mrs. Brown Of Barrett Station
Funeral services for Jes se V. Brown longtime Barrett Station resident will be at Shiloh Baptist Church at 1 30 p m Sunday. Burial in Paradise Cemetery Houston under Walker Funeral Home. She was wife of Rev P H Brown and taught in Montgomery Walker and Harris Counties. She was Barrett Station postal clerk for 16 years. Survived by husband two sons Clifford and Harris two sisters two brothers and four grandchildren. Member of Golden Key Court No 352 in McNair.
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Jesse _V. Brown
Barrett Station
Shiloh _ Baptist Church
Barrett
Paradise ‘Cemetery
Houston
Walker
Montgomery
Harris Counties
Clifford
J. Harris
Iwo
Golden Key Court
McNair
Baytown Resident Na. Lou Kelley Dies at 63
Baytown resident Na. Lou Kelley, 63, of 1503 W. Cadar Bayou Lynchburg Road, died Thursday at home. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at Earthman Chapel with the Rev. Louis Gant officiating. Burial follows at Rest Haven Cemetery in Houston. Surviving are a son S. B. Stricklin of Baytown. two daughters Mrs. W. E. Burdick of League City and Mrs. Phillip A. Denter of Porter. two brothers Johnny I. Pruett of Houston and W. B. Pruett of Angleton. two sisters Mrs. Tom Smith of Angleton and Mrs. Laural Mooney of Houston. seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
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Kelley
Nan Low Kelley
W. Cezar Scyou Tynchbyg Rose
Earthman Chapel
Mrs. Kelley
Baytown
Louis Gant
St. Johns Rainodist Church
Burich
Houston
Stricklin
Boytown
Burdick
League City
Phillip A Dentler
Porter
Johnny M. Pruett
W. EB. Pruett
Anbieton
Mes
Tom Smith
Angleton
Laura Adooney
Gseer Purstey
C. W. Purstey
al Dennis
Billy Mooney
Dee Arraanit Cunningholm
Frank Cuningham
Na. Lou Kelley
W. Cadar Bayou
Lynchburg Road
St. John’s Methodist Church
Rest Haven Cemetery
S. B Stricklin
W. E. Burdick
Phillip A, Denter
Johnny I. Pruett
W. 8. Pruett
Laural Mooney
New GI Bill Reaches LBJ For Signature
A permanent GI benefits bill with an estimated 200 million dollars yearly cost was sent to President Johnson after final congressional approval. It provides education and home buying aid to all military personnel with more than six months of active duty since January 31, 1955. The measure, approved by Senate 99 to 0 and by the House without dissent, broadens benefits beyond combat-zone service. The President was expected to sign, with effects to begin June 1.
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Washington
Senate
House
Stock Quotes Snapshot from Anomalous Market List
A fragmentary noon stock table lists numerous companies such as Allis-Chalmers, Arian’s Dept Store, American Tel and Tel, Anaconda, Beth Steel, Carrier, Chrysler, Dow Chemical, DuPont, Ford, General Electric, General Motors, IBM, Magnavox, Monsanto, Phillips Pet, Raytheon, Sperry Rand, Texaco, Shell, Sinclair, Sun Oil, Tex Gulf, Union Carbide, and others with varied percentage figures and annotations. The OCR shows scattered tickers and percent-like values, indicating a misread investors’ quote page.
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Allis - Chalmers
Arian’s Dept
Am Tel & Tel Anaconda
Beth Steel
Carrier Corp
iCelanese
Chrysler
jDelta Air
Diamond Air
Douglas Aircraft
jDow Chem
Dresser Ing DuPont
el Paso Nat Gas Ethyl Corp
Ford E-Eanseeeees
Foremost Dairies
Gen Elec
Gen Motors
Tel
Elec
Gen Tire
BIG
Georgia - Pacific
Texas Eastern
Texas Gulf Snr
Tidewater
Union Carbide
Union Oil of Cal
Unnted Air Lines
John Drug
S Steel
I Western Equities
Westinghouse
Gillette
Magnavox
Marathon Oi - Stm
Monsanto
Mat
Nat Dairy
York Central
BTS iPenn RR
Pepsi Cola
Phillips Pet
ROA Claves
Raytheon
Schlumberger
Sears
jShell
All Candidates Pay Filing Fees in Texas Primaries
statewide candidates in the two major party primaries have paid the 51 000 filing fee. Rep. Bill Hollowell of Grand Saline was the last to pay delivering his check to the state Democratic headquarters on the last day for payment. He is running against Lt. Gov. Preston Smith on a ticket with Stanley C. Woods, Houston attorney and oil operator, in the gubernatorial race.
Long Charges Conspiracy To Keep Drug Prices Up
Senator Russell Long accuses five major U.S. drug makers of an international price fixing cartel. He says drugs developed with government aid cost cents to make but sell for far higher in the U.S. and cites entities including Bristol-Myers, Pfizer, Up John, and American Cyanamid. Pfizer denies any cartel and asserts prices are reasonable.
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Washington
Russell B. Long
Louisiana
Senate
Long
Democratic
Bristol-Myers Co
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
Equibb
Up Gohan Co
Justice Department
Pfizer
American Cyanamid
Bristol-Myers
Humphrey Tours Pacified Village as Vietnam Casualties Rise
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey, in a buoyant mood, toured a newly pacified village outside Saigon during a four hour government program visit. He planned future stops to boost Johnson's reform aims while casualties among American forces climbed sharply in the past week.
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Huberth. Humphrey
Saigon
Johnson
Italy
Annex Keeps Protective Strip Move On Cedar Bayou
Mont Belvieu considers annexing a narrow strip along Cedar Bayou to connect protective corridors and reach Baytown. The proposal envisions a one to ten foot annexation extending about 144 miles toward Chambers County, with tax impact of roughly 5 to 10 dollars yearly on Southern Pacific land. Council debates corridor routing and rail right of way versus Cedar Bayou pathway amid absence of City Attorney.
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Mont Belview
Barnes
Cedar Bayou
Chambers County
Baytown
Mont Belvieu
Andy Braswell
San Jacinto River
Braswell
Southern Pacific Railroad
Massey
Interstate 10
Southern Pacific
Chandler
Bayport plant produces catalyst joins regional growth
The Bayport plant of Haldor Topsoe, Inc. begins production after about three months of construction, becoming the third Bayport site in operation. It plans to market nitrogen fertilizer catalysts along the Gulf Coast and Mississippi River, with R. T. Weber as plant manager. Other Bayport facilities include Offenhauser Metal Fabricating and Retzloff Chemical, with American Cryogenics expanding to a $5 million air separation plant set for Q2 1966. The Bayport Channel will handle shipments, highlighting water transport’s role in attracting industry. The issue also notes theater plans in League City with The Playboy of the Western World at Clear Creek Country Theater February 10–19, 1966, with reservations available.
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Bayport
Haldor Topsoe, Inc
Clear Creek Country Theater
League City
The
Country Players
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Pars
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Teresa Bee Kelley
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Dayion
Rendson
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Bet Breeding
Gaytown
Elbert Pic
Ray Kelley
Fen
Onis Stonoery
Sopfist Temple
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Leo D. Wilkerson
Lennie 5. Wilkerson
Travis Temlock
Michale Temjock
Patrick Eugene Temiock
Jesse Brown
Mrs. Brown
LBJ
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Inc
Upjohn
Squibb
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Market ST. RD
Morgan's Point - la Porte
Frontier Barbecue
Gulf Coast
Mississippi River
United States
Helder Topsoe
Lmow Consulting
Bayport Boulevard
R. T
Dick) Weber
Tor Helder Topsee, Inc
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Comany
Retzloff Chemical
Offenhauser
Retzloff
American Cryogenics
Bayport Channel
Playboy
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