Baytown Exes Banquet to Feature UT Professor Speaker
Dr Leonard Kreisle of the University of Texas mechanical engineering will address the Texas Exes at a March 1 Baytown gathering at Goose Creek Country Club. Social hour at 6 30 pm and dinner at 7 pm invite all UT ex-students per Dan Willson Baytown Association president.
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Texas Exes
Leonard Kreisle
University of Texas
Goose Creek Country Club
Dan Willson
Baytown Association
Surprise 16th anniversary gift for Gene and JoNella Boynton
The item notes a big vase of spring flowers for the couple on their 16th wedding anniversary. It also lists local residents and brief updates on their activities and whereabouts, including Dub Ward considering a repeat venture and Roger Keene visiting family while Lamar Tech student.
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Gene
Johnella Boynton
Dub Ward
Albert Fanestiel
Grover Edge
Alien Rice Sr
James
Slick
Ellis
Kenneth Badgell
Lan Williams
Roger
Rocky) Keene
Lamar Tech
Beaumont
Crosby
R. L. Huddleston
Eva Zamora
Adolph
Fort Polk
U. S. Army
Florida teachers walkout paralyzes schools statewide
Florida educators staged an unprecedented statewide walkout as leaders claimed 35,000 resignations and 33,000 to 35,000 teachers stayed away. Gov. Claude Kirk urged restraint as districts prepared to operate with substitutes.
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Tallahassee, Fla
Florida
Florida Education Association
FEA
Tallahassee
Fla
Big Dade
Miami
Claude Kirk
West
Kirk
California
Ben C. Willis
Phil Constans
Baytown Lad Survives Cold Creek Ride Gone Wrong
Three Baytown boys aged nine to fourteen rode out for a trail ride on Baker Road. Danny Schmadl jumped a creek with his horse, sending all into cold water. Police and a veterinarian checked the horse. no injuries beyond wet and scared boys. Danny praised God for keeping him safe as his friends rushed to tell his mother.
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Baytown
Danny Schmadl
C. A. Schmadl
Shepherd Drive
Baker Road
Danny
Bill Sexton
Eddie Prensall
Sexton
Schmadl
W. P. Sexton
Shepherd Road
Presnull
R. H. Presnull
Conley Road
Two Baytown Doctors Re-Elected To Academy
Kansas City reports two Baytown physicians, Dr. John E. Nesselrode and Dr. James A. Walmsley, have been reelected to active membership in the American Academy of General Practice. Re-election indicates 150 hours of accredited postgraduate study in the past three years. The academy is the nation’s second largest medical association and mandates ongoing medical progress through continuing education.
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Kansas City, Mo
Baytown
American Academy of General Practice
National Association of Family Doctors
John E. Nesselrode
James A. Walmsley
Academy
National Medical Association
U S Steel Executives Visit Raytown for Site Survey
U S Steel brass led by the executive vice president in charge of engineering and research to Raytown on Saturday for a construction site survey. About 15 people attended the luncheon including Norman McElvany and Huntsman of the Texas Works.
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Pittsburgh
Raytown
Norman McElvany
Huntsman
The
Texas Works
Carl, Huntsman
U.S. Steel
Baytown
Robert C. Tyson
New York
John Pugsley
International Development
Arthur V. Wieber
Bayshore Club Joins Eckhardt Protest Over Shell Dredges
Bayshore Rod Reef and Gun Club schedules a 7:30 p.m. meeting at 3223 Minnesota in Chambers County to back Congressman Eckhardt against shell dredging in Galveston Bay near Smith Point. Eckhardt claims dredges defy federal law. dredgers cite rising oyster production. Membership costs and club involvement noted. oyster fry details mentioned for Feb 23 at the Baytown Kappa chapter.
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Bayshore Red
Reel Undia Gun Club
Robert C
Bob
Minnesota
Eckhardt
U. S. Corps of Army Engineers
Corps
Department of Justice
Houston
Galveston Bay
Bay
Smith Point
Chambers County
Tract 197
Hartfield Reef
Smith
Eddie Horen
T Ite Baytown Kappa Kappa Chapter
Beta Sigma Fhi Sorority
Huron
Three Judges Hear Clay's Draft Appeal
In Houston AP report three federal judges hear Cassius Clay's appeal of a five year sentence and $410000 fine for draft resistance. Clay, free on $5000 bond, may not attend as one lawyer says he will skip. Proceedings capped at about one hour with 30 minutes per side. decision possible in days or months. Clay was stripped of the heavyweight title after refusing induction on April 28.
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Houston
Cassius
Clay
Armed Services
Croups
Muhammad Ali
Not Guilty Says Man In Felton Case
Edward David Mullane TI 27 pled not guilty Monday in 179th District Court in Houston to murder in the Felton slaying from March 4. Judge Sam W. Davis set March 25 for motions, with trial date to follow. Mullane, a seaman, has been jailed since his arrest the day after the killing.
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Felton
Edward David Mullane TI
Sam W. Davis
Houston
Baytown
Thad Felton
Davis
Mullane
Barbers Hill School Board Election Set for April 6
Barbers Hill residents will vote April 6 to fill two school board seats. Incumbents Willie Kilgore and Bobby Joe Austin are listed, with Orland Forbus the only other candidate so far. Kilgore will not seek reelection while Austin plans to file. The Mont Belvieu city election occurs the same day, in separate high school rooms, with top two vote-getters winning three year terms and no runoff. Filing ends March 6 with candidates filing at the School Superintendent’s office.
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Willie Kilgore
Bobby Joe) Austin
Orland Forbus
Kilgore
Austin
Mont Belvieu
J. Q. Horn
Harvey Cotten
Richard W. Johns
Whalen Green
Norman Gitlin
Joe Blythe
Paul Bowdoin
Schora
Baytown Man Dies In Crash Near Mont Belvieu
A Baytown man died and another was seriously injured in a one car crash on Highway 116 near Mont Belvieu Saturday about 3:30 p.m. Walter Ear Garner 35 of 222 John A Street died at the scene. Billy Copeland 28 of the same address was taken to Dayton Memorial Hospital with multiple injuries. The car skidded on wet pavement, left the road, and plunged into a 20 foot deep gully, according to Trooper H H Stiles.
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Baytown
Mont Belvieu
Walter Ear
Garner
John
Billy I. Copeland
Copeland
Dayton Memorial Hospital
H. H. Stiles
Garnet
Highway 116
Freed Air Force Captain Arrives in San Antonio
Our World Today reports Air Force Captain Jon D. Black arrives in San Antonio after release by North Vietnam. Weather remains gloomy across Texas with freezing drizzle in the Panhandle.
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Air Force
Jon. D. Black
San Antonio
Texas
Panhandle
Beale AFB Officer Named in Public Notice
Major Martinez a reconnaissance systems officer with the 93rd Strategic Reconnaissance Squadron at Beale Air Force Base California is identified with his wife and four daughters. They reside at 3563 Dumosa Way Beale AFB California. Parents of Mrs Martinez are Mr and Mrs Luciano Gonzales of Wisconsin.
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Martinez
93Rd
Strategic Reconnaissance Squadron
Beale Air Force Base
Calif
Dumosa Way
Beale Afb
Luciano Gonzales
Wisconsin
Marines Push Through Rubbled Hue Citadel in 20th Day
In Hue, Saigon reports say Marines advanced about 400 yards toward the Citadel corner and began a drive along the south wall toward the Imperial Palace as North Vietnamese troops held dug in positions. Viet Cong fired rockets and mortars into Saigon and other cities, with a strike on Tan Son Nhut Airport killing one U.S. serviceman and wounding 21 as others waited for planes home. Air strikes were limited by low clouds.
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Saigon
U.S
Hue
Vietnam
Tan Son Nhut
Imperial Palace
Old City
Malcolm A. Sussel
Monterey
Calif
Trail Riders Arrive For Stock Show
AP reports riders on trail rides into Houston for the 36th Annual Livestock Show and Rodeo. About 6,000 riders camp Tuesday in Memorial Park and join Wednesday's downtown parade opening the event at Astro Dome and Exposition Hall through March 3. The Salt Grass Trail Ride led Brenham with 1,500 riders and 50 wagons.
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Houston
Memorial Park
Astrodome
Exposition Hall
Brenham
Ameri can Airlines orders record McDonnell Douglas jetliner
AP reports American Airlines placed a single order totaling more than 3999 million for a new McDonnell Douglas jetliner, the largest in commercial aviation history. In Texas McAllen a child died and two others are very ill with polio like symptoms, with tests pending.
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New York
American Airlines
McDonnell Douglas Corp
Commercial Aviation
Mcallen, Tex
J. KR. Copenhaver
Hidalgo-Cameron County
Copenhaver
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