Johnson State of the Union Urges Bold Social Programs
President Johnson's State of the Union speech outlined sweeping civil rights, education, and health initiatives, with emphasis on cutting poverty and fighting disease. He touted foreign outreach and a strong domestic agenda, drawing praise from some and critique from others as he urged Congress to back ambitious reforms.
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Tnler
Johnson
Congress
Soviet Union
State of the Union
Wall
Jonson
Unte
Union
Bom
United
Johnsen
Europe
Insen
Hensher
Capph Peach
New House Peepublican
Gerald R. Ford
Small Business Administration Advances Regional Offices
Abert Thomas announced the Small Business Administration will move its offices from panel to regional sites to provide faster service. He said the change will help business people in the Houston area in applying for SBA loans and services.
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Wasshiington
U. Np
Thomas Annie
Lranel
Tts
Thomas
Tao
SUN Reports on Chemistry Paper and Local Club Notices
SUN reports co authorship by BR Haynes of Baytown on a Journal of Chemistry paper about arylenic acids with H Snyder from the University of Dainois. Garden Club Oaks will meet at 9 50 a m at 41 St Andrews. Emergency Corps meets 7 p m Tuesday at South Main HQ. Five Puppies notice with Sylvia Garrison contact. Scout Committee meets 7 p m Tuesday at Citizens National Bank. Weather forecast clear to partly cloudy with mild temps 49 to 70 degrees.
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BR. Haynes
Baytown Research and
Journal of Or
Garden Club
Country Club
Oaks Ganien
P. E. Meister
St. Andrews
Wedneday
Public hearing marks first in years amid school notes
A public hearing in the school auditorium opened after more than three years with plans recalling a 1938 similar event. Teachers faced firings then but stayed under contracts. A public address carried into the lobby while nicotine users could still listen. Notable locals Reagan Sirmous, Ted McCall, Robert Hargrave, Joe Ochler, Harry Massey and others were mentioned in routine town chatter about visits, travels, sales, teaching, weddings, and community notices.
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Reagan
REL
Ted McCall
Robert Hargrave
Kamsas
Harry Sr. Truman
Joe Ochler
Harry Massey
Jack Kimmons
Sherry Bramilett
Sam Bramlett
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Norvings
Lee Tag
Truman
McKay
M. Hayes
WSCS
Rebecca Robbins
Wharton
Mass Adoption Merges Family Of Fifteen Children
MARSHALL Texas AP reports a legal merged family after a double adoption ceremony that tied the Riley and Morris households. W. S. Riley, 43, and Jane Morris, 35, wed Oct. 2. nine of Riley’s children are from his first marriage and six from Morris’s. Dist Judge Sam B. Hall Sr. presided as each party adopted the other’s children during a rare holiday period. The expanded household includes Thinker Chemical Corp. executive Riley and two sets of children, with an annex added to the Riley home to house the blended family.
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Leary
Prpper
Billy
Knights of ‘Columbus
Hall
Enette
Air Force
Academy
Wiliam Jn
Rundell Hinson First Hearing Witnesses
Two men who assumed a suspended school superintendent’s duties testified at a public hearing. Dean Vahtier Bundell, acting president of Lee College, and Bil Hinson, acting school superintendent, faced questions about the administrator’s dismissal. The hearing took place at Lee High School on the state campus.
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George K. Genury
Lea
Dean Vahtier Bundell
Lee Celleze
Bil
Hearing Set For Gentry At Robert E Lee Auditorium
A heated administrative hearing for Gentry, with up to 2000 spectators, opened after a 30 minute delay at Robert E Lee Auditorium. The board outlined a 10 point procedure with cross examination, rebuttal, and final argument while testimony focused on National Defense Act contract reimbursements and administrative modernization.
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Robert E. Lee Audiorium
Genny
AL Fh. Stark
Ike
Gentry
Lane
Grak
Beard
Tony
Specih
Joe Reynolds
Stanc-agi
Stark
Reynolds
Majority Stark
Oprystick
City hires warrant officer for traffic and parking warrants
Baytown officials announce Fred L. Tillery, retired Horace Mann Junior High principal, will serve warrants for the Corporation Court. The office backs about 280 warrants in Baytown and statewide, with police overburdened, and Tillery’s appointment aims to ease enforcement. He and his wife Fredna live at 316 Williams, with their daughter at Robert E. Lee High School.
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Sourfe
Baytown
Corporation Court
Barney L- War
Fred L. Tillery
Jutice Ward
Tillery
Judge Ward
Corporaton Court
South Main
Poiice
Want
Wibey
Horace
Teachers College
Nacogdoches
Fredna
Williams
la Porte
Robert E. Lee High School
Mrs Williams Rites Held After Houston Hospital Death
Funeral services for Mrs Beatrice Williams of See Way Drive were held Tuesday at Paul U Lee Chapel. She died at 9 20 pm in a Houston hospital. Born July 6, 1891 in Covington she is survived by a granddaughter and daughter Mrs Billy Bern of Baytown a sister Mrs Effie Webster of Ripley Tennessee Rev Lonnie Bowlen pastor of Central Assembly will officiate.
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Beatrice Williams
Seeway Drive
Paul U
Lee
Pam
Houston
Billy. Bern
Baytown
Effie Webster
Ripley
Tennethe
Lonnie Bowlen
Sator
Central Assembly” of
Baytown Chamber Banquet Set For March 15
The Baytown Chamber of Commerce announces its annual banquet will be held March 15 at Goose Creek Country Club. Dr. Charles F Jarvis of San Marcos will deliver the after dinner speech. Tickets and prices to be announced. the event emphasizes membership participation and project planning for the year.
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Baytown
Census Taking Under Way in East Harris District
East Harris County Baytown area conducts school census led by assistant superintendent Wally McLemore. Enumerators listed include Clyde Andrews and many others. Data collected by end of January will be compiled for County Chamber of Commerce and used to inform wide distribution groups.
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Orton
East Harris
McLemore
Baytown
East Harris County
Carceret
Clyde Andrews
Pauline-Brieden
Azilea Cates
Seaborn
Cravey
Helen Garrett
E. E. Hargraves
Odis J. Hawkins
Linnie Hinton
Herbert “Johnson
Walter
King
Annie R. Laird
E. Lovett
M Mavhan
Maxine J.ratliff
Durward
Ratliff
Birs
Gasie Reet
Eugenia Rentia
Grace Sublett
Bale Thompson
Elsie Tisdale
Victoria
B. Walker
James C
Willborn
Virginia
E. Young
Joek
Hazelwood
Chambers of Cam
Vincent W. Miller
Merce
Houston
Her of Commerce
Chiia Harris County
Ex Baytonian’s Husband Big Man In Washington
Lloyd Hand, newly appointed Chick of Protocol, is linked to Baytown through wife Ann Donoghue once a featured Kiwanis Sweetheart in 1949. Ann’s Baytown High Lee training and musical talent are recalled by local Kiwanis members as her family moved to Houston after 1948.
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Big Man
Washington
Martha Hementu
Lloyd Hand
Ann
Baytown Kiss
Donoghue
Kiwanis Sweet
Kiiwanis
David Donoghue
Baytown
Hoton
Fran “Stu
Lyndon Johnson
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