Dust Storms Sweep Panhandle Texas Tech Light Standards Toppled
A violent dust storm roared through the Panhandle Plains of Texas with 60 mph winds. Lightning light standards fell at Texas Tech's Jones Stadium in Lubbock as temperatures plunged. Dalhart reported 20 degrees with snow flurries and an 8 degree low forecast. Weather warnings urged caution on hazardous roads.
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Associated Press
Panhandle- Plains
Texas
Texas Tech
Jones Stadium
Lubbock
Dalhart
Weather Bureau
Panhandis
Panhandle
Arrow Scouts Meet at Grace Methodist Church Sunday
Arrow Boy Scouts will meet at 1 30 p m Sunday at Grace Methodist Church. WE members are especially invited. LC Faculty Club Lee College Faculty Women's Club will meet at 10 a m Saturday in Mrs Alvin Miles home TCT Idlewood. Mrs Abe Rosenzweig will review Louis Auchincloss The Embezzler Bridge Club Humble Duplicate Bridge Club will meet at 7 30 pm Monday in the Gray Oil Building Studio. All members and their guests are urged to attend.
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Arrow’ Scouts
Order OF the’ Arrow Boy Scouts
Grace Methodist Church
LEE College Faculty Women's Club
Alvin Miles
TCT
Idlewood
Abe Rosenzweig
Louis Auchincless
Humble Duplicate Bridge Club
Gray Oil
Weather and Tides for Baytown Area Saturday
Partly cloudy and colder with light showers possible. Forecast covers Baytown area with a temperature range around 39 to 50. Galveston tides: low at 7:36 a.m. and high at 4:06 p.m. plus additional tides at 9:38 p.m. and 11:36 p.m.
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Baytown
Galveston
Baytown PTA and community notes parade plans
Joy Woods enjoys the nursing school and the freedom from sending her child there. Pat Cauley invites participation. Sue Hickman arranges pictures and stories. Mrs D A Wight wears a pink ensemble. Mrs Raymond Skinner reports a forthcoming Houston event attracting Baytonians. Roberta Meyerhoff captivates kindergarteners with snow stories. Jeannette Hargis gears up for a TOPS celebration honoring Marguerite Miller. Virginia Wert reports to 4 AEM Mothers.
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Joy Woods
Pat Cauley
Sue Hickman
D. A. Wight
Raymond Skinner
Houston
Roberta Meyerhoff
Baytown
Jeannette Hargis
TOPS
Marguerite Miller
PTA
Virginia Wert
AEM
Drive For New Center Set- Baytown Kiwanis Hear Plans
Baytown Kiwanis Club heard talks on the forthcoming Opportunity School center to aid mentally retarded children. Mrs. George Adams outlined causes and lack of cures, while Mrs. Welter Loflin and others urged public education leadership and fundraising to raise 50000 dollars for a center on Baker Road near Garth, with 44 percent locally and 56 percent from the government.
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George Adams
Baytown Opportunity School
Walter Building Fund
Bay- Loflin
Pavents Council of the Town Kiwanis Club
Bobby Sutphin
Baytown
Baker Road
Garth
Hazel Echols
Burnette W. Dowler
First Presbyterian Church
Opportunity School
Adams
New Center
Lee College to receive federal teaching equipment grant
Lee College will get 13602 dollars from a federal grant under Title VI to fund a freshman biology laboratory. The Coordinating Board of the Texas College and University System approved the grant as part of 28 Texas colleges receiving 812094 dollars for teaching equipment. Funds become available after federal approval and will expand an overcrowded biology lab, with space plans under way.
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Lee College
Coordinating Board of the
Texas College and University System
Richard Strahan
Lee
Texas
Coordinating Board
Strahan
J. K. Williams
Pubic Higher Education
Angelo State College
Stephen F. Austin State College
Sui Ross State College
East Texas State University
Sam Houston State College
Southwest Texas State College
Midwestern University
Texas College of Arts and Industries
North Texas State University
Texas Western College
University of Houston
San Antonio College
Cisco Junior College
Wharton County Junior College
Laredo Junior College
del Mar College
Cooke County Junior College
Southwest Texas Junior College
Panola College
South Texas College
University of St. Thomas
Abilene Christian College
Jarvis Christian College
Texas Christian University
Bishop College
University of Dallas
St. Edward's University
Houston Man Indicted In Killing Of Infant
Harris County Grand Jury indicted Hershel Gene Joseph 32 on murder charges in the beating death of his girlfriend’s three month old son Ricky Lee Joseph. An autopsy showed a fractured skull from injuries sustained Christmas Eve night. Judge Dan Walton denied bond at the examining trial. Ruth Miner testified about the events.
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Houston
Harris County
Hershel Gene Joseph
Dan Walton
Joseph
Ruth Miner
Ricky ‘Lee Joseph
House Demos Huddle Over Powell Case
Washington AP report on House Democrats debating Powell seating and the Rules Committee chairmanship. McCormack weighs options after talks with Van Deerlin and liberal Democrats aiming to block Powell or block Colmer from leading the Rules panel. Decisions hinge on caucus outcomes and leadership moves affecting Tuesday swearing in.
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Washington
House
John W. McCormack
Adam Clayton Powell
Rules Committee
Spaaker
Lionel van Deerlin
California
Powell
William M. Colmer
D-Miss
van Deerlin
McCormack Shorty
van bLeerlin
New York
Harlem
Georgia
Ben Blackburn
James A. Mackay
McCormack
Carl B. Albert
Oklahoma
Abert
Bolling
Missouri
Colmer
Indiana
Ray J. Medden
Hanoi Four-Point Settlement Demands United Nations Voice
Hanoi broadcasts an authorized VOA style statement repeating Premier Pham Van Dong’s four point basis for settlement. The points demand U S troop withdrawal, recognition of Vietnam’s sovereignty, end to all acts of war by the north, and Vietnamese self-determined settlement per the National Liberation Front program.
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Tokyo
North Vietnam
Pham van Dong
Hanoi
Vietnnam
Harrison Salisbury
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
Vietnam
United States
South Vietnam
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
Presidential portrait rejected by Johnsons by artist Peter Hurd
Washington artist Peter Hurd says the Johnsons rejected his portrait of President Johnson after working mostly from photos. He recalls the sitter sleeping during a 30 minute session and notes Mrs. Johnson offered changes he could not implement without losing quality. The unfinished piece is slated for display in Columbus and is sought by collectors and the Smithsonian.
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Washington
Johnson
New Mexico
Johnsons
Hurd
John Ison
America
Columbus
Ohio
Gallery of Fine Arts
National Portrait Gallery
Smithsonian Institution
Birthday For Sandburg Is Quiet Affair
FLAT ROCK NC AP There was no cake no interview and no to do for Carl Sandburg on his 89th birthday A few friends were expected to drop by Connemara Sandburgs goat farm in the Blue Ridge country but nothing formal was planned His wife Paula says he wont eat cake He has written little since a 1965 hospitalization and spends most mornings in bed Yet afternoons find him puttering about the big white frame house with baggy trousers and a soft shoe attire
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Flat Rock
N.C
Carl Sandburg
Connemara
Sandburg
Blue Ridge Mountains
Paula
Galesburg
Kennedy renews charge on city leadership amid unrest
In Los Angeles Senator Robert F. Kennedy accuses Mayor Samuel Forty of failing to provide needed leadership as the nation weighs de escalation of the Vietnam war. Also reported are Chicago public college strikes and a Colorado plane crash survivor.
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United States
North Vietnam
Robert F. Kennedy
Samuel Forty
Los Angeles
Chicago
U S Steel buys 2600 acres near Anahuac from J&L
U S Steel completed the purchase of about 2600 acres from Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp in West Chambers County near Anahuac. The cost ranged from 3 million to 4 million dollars according to county courthouse records. J&L had begun optioning land in 1956 and 1957, totaling about 12,000 acres under option, with plans to build a steel mill in the area.
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Preston
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
West Chambers County
Chambers
Anahuac
J&l
U.S. Steel
West Chambers
Harris Counties
Hatis
Harris
Steel
Taxable or nontaxable income explained in brief
A National Sun column explains which income types are taxable and which are exempt. It notes life insurance dividends are generally non taxable, while stock dividends are taxed as investment earnings. It lists categories that are fully or partially taxable and highlights examples such as alimony, bonuses, commissions, gambling winnings, interest, rental income, and salaries, with exemptions like life insurance proceeds and certain scholarships.
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Laround
Citizens National
U.S
J&L’s West Chambers Land
Powell Case
THAD _FELTON
Pivek
LBJ
Capitol Dome
Capitol
Keston
Chargs
Lorraine Rosengren
Colorado
Bihar
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Baytown Sun
Ray DE Crane
Enterprise Assn
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