Busy local figures shine in college and social circles
Charles Rowlan notes Judy Rowlan juggling college work and substitute teaching while Carol Hangee photographs Cave Kominek and Melissa Murphy. Charles McKay appears as special guest. Jean Lenamond aids. Mike McClain hosts a guest. Sue Jones hosts for a fee. Multiple residents attend events, plan programs, or discuss pronunciation challenges and social duties.
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Baytown
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Optimists Honor Law Officers Tonight in Baytown
Baytown Optimist Club to present three law enforcement awards at a 7 p.m. Tower Hotel gathering. Outstanding senior police officer, outstanding rookie, and outstanding citizen in law enforcement will be honored by Keith King Darrell Russell and Lester Alford. About 76 Optimists and guests expected for Ladies Night dinner with speaker Harry Caldwell Houston police inspector and UH behavioral science instructor. Caldwell, a UH alumnus with a master’s in sociology, has held multiple HPD roles since 1953 and serves on several boards including Mental Health Association and United Fund.
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Frosty Weather Forecast for Baytown Area
A mid morning U S Weather Bureau forecast predicts frosty cold temperatures in the city with Monday night in the mid 30s and a slight warm-up on Tuesday. Northerly winds of 16 to 18 mph were expected Monday, with scattered frost in Baytown and light rainfall totals of .20 inches locally and .25 inches at Houston Intercontinental Airport.
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Mayo Group Holds Church In Houston
A small group from the Mexican American Youth Organization entered a vacant Houston church. They plan to convert it into a community center offering a free breakfast program for neighborhood children, bilingual preschool education, and community meeting spaces. Organizer Yolanda Garza Birdwell said a window was broken and leaders of the Brazos Presbytery rejected talks for months. The building has been vacant since last year.
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Weather forecast cloudy and cold into Monday
Cloudy to partly cloudy and cold through Monday with temps from the upper 30s to the 50s. Morgan's Point shows a high near 237 am and 1225 pm, while Sun Dial notes sunrise at 7:00 and sunset at 6:12.
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Riots trial jury verdicts and contempt sentences head AP dispatches
AP reports on the 1968 Democratic National Convention rioting case in Chicago as the jury debates on the defendants fate while Judge Hoffman imposes prison terms for contempt. other AP briefs cover Nixon’s global report, education bill amendments, the Selective Service’s lack of a director, and various international and local incidents including a Dominican Republic airliner crash with 102 aboard and a Houston shooting death of a boy named Edward Swanson.
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Crosby School Board to vote on desegregation order
Crosby Texas trustees meet tonight to decide whether to appeal the January federal desegregation order requiring complete student desegregation by September and the start of faculty and athletic desegregation. Also on the agenda are tax money investments, selling two trucks and a station wagon, upkeep of new trustee contracts, and student smoking policies.
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Drew
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City of Baytown imposes 10 percent late fee starting April
The city will begin a 10 percent penalty on late payments for water, sewer, and garbage bills effective with April billing. Due dates, itemized charges, and a pre calculated four cycle mailing schedule accompany the new system. After two months in arrears, a notice with a cut off date will be sent.
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Baytown Teachers Join Community Orchestra Tuesday Night
Baytown community concert features Baytown school teachers and directors among the musicians. Fred Parker Chet Brantley Barney Webber Lay Thompson John Bennett Penny Peavy Tom Stone and other local educators perform with the orchestra conducted by David Corder. The program includes Gershwin Rhapsody in Blue with Stone pianist soloist at Lee College, plus works by Clifton Williams Samuel Barber and Anton Dvorak.
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End Of Split Talks as Russians Seek China Reconciliation
A London informant says Moscow aims to test if reconciliation with China can end the Communist world split. Kuznetsov leads probing Peking talks since Oct 2, broadening to trade and diplomacy while China may rejoin the Communist fold.
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Heavy raid rocks Southeast Asia with massive air strikes
More than 400 American fighter bombers attacked North Vietnamese troops and supply lines in eastern Laos in one of the heaviest air offensives. An ALE Skyraider was shot down and the pilot presumed killed. The raids targeted the Plain of Jars and the Ho Chi Minh trail, with planes from U S carriers in the Tonkin Gulf and bases in Thailand and South Vietnam. In South Vietnam, allied forces killed many enemy soldiers near Da Nang, with dozens of South Vietnamese killed or wounded.
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