Controlling Interest Change at Baytown Bank Complete
First National Bank of Baytown changes hands after a $1.3 million deal. A group led by TL Brasfield, Alan Shepard Jr., and Bill McDavid buys 93 percent of shares from over 20 stockholders. Brasfield to be elected president. new directors to include McDavid and Shepard. Busch to retire next Tuesday at stockholders meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Baytown
Lee Brasfield
Alan Shepard Jr
Bill McDavid
Houston
First National Bank
Brasfield
Fidelity Bank and Trust Co
Tors
McDavid
Shepard
WT. Busch
Stockholders
British Bus Sale to Cuba Approved by UK Officials
The British Board of Trade confirms plans to sell 11.2 million dollars in Irish buses and spare parts to Cuba under a five year credit deal. Leyland Motors expects 400 buses and 1.1 million in parts with potential orders for 1,000 more. Public remarks from Leyland’s managing director say no war is planned and U.S. ship restrictions influence shipments. Kiwanis meets feature Simonetta Pozzi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cuba
Board of Trade
Britain
U.S
Lester Almeree
Foray
Baylofs
Alfordis
Castro
Armingegime
BAY Tabernacle Choir
Leyland Motors Ltd
Cujo
Hus
Leyland
Donald Stokes
Dallas meeting on federal funds for college buildings
Gentry and Rundell from Lee College in Dallas attended an area meeting Wednesday to inform college administrators about recent federal legislation relating to funds for college buildings. Runde, dean of Lee College, was also expected to attend discussions on the Federal Vocational Education Bills and the Pacific Bill provisions and workings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Gentry
Deus Walter Rusidell
Dallas
Ties
Lee College
Runde
Local notes show students and locals in daily life
The clipping lists a string of names with brief, humorous, or casual notes. People include Lawford Anderson, Ian Leesemann, Ruth Bender, Joe Hughes, Gayle Bland and Wiley, Cheryl Terry, Joannie Wells, Doris Gentry, Billy Janacek, Sharon Francis, Anita Kay Barson, J Anne Humphries, Anna Sawberger, Kathy Roberson, Lin ta Cochian, Martha Katt, Gail Storm, W. W. Cottle, and Laura Woods. Activities range from sports to church and media mentions with casual references to locations like Corpus Christi and Lakewood Church of Christ and Gulf Coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Bishop
Lawford Anderson
Joe
Hughes
Ian Leesemann
Ruth Bender
Haindo
Joey Bree
David Broussard
Gayle Bland
Gayle Wiley
Cheryl Terry
Joannie Wells
Doris Gentry
Billy
Janacek
Sharon Francis
Kathy Roberson
Linta Cochian
Martha Katt
Gail Storm
Hollywood
W. W. Cottle
S. Burnet
Miss. Storm
Lakewood Church
Laura Woods
the Sun
Gulf Coast
Feinberg Heads Baytown Traffic Advisory Panel
Robert G. Feinberg was named permanent chairman of the Baytown Citizens Traffic Advisory Committee at a breakfast meeting held Wednesday at the Holiday Inn. Officers include St. Weavier vice chairman and Mrs. Theresa Bremer secretary, with committees on aims and objects and by laws chaired by Charles Fuller and James Girardeau respectively. D J Gautreaux leads a traffic safety education panel assisted by Holly McLemore. The group, formed at the Baytown City Council suggestion, will gather citizen recommendations on traffic issues and relay them to the council traffic committee. It will coordinate with the police on safety campaigns and may send representatives to the Texas Safety Association meeting in Austin. The panel meets monthly on the second Wednesday, with February sessions to be a night meeting to discuss by-laws and aims. The police will also present a detailed traffic study from the past year. Discussions covered corner signs shrubs obstructing views and wrong-way parking along streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Sutphin
Robert G
Bob) Feinberg
Baytown
Haliday, Inn
ST. Weaver
Theresa Bremer
Charles Fuller
James W. Girardeau
D. J. Gautreaux
L. C. Ferguson
Paul G. Cater
Roy H. ‘Hughes
Preston Pender
Grass
Jack Huron
Chief Forche
Iey Council
Citizens’ Group
Forche
Citizens
Council
Police Department
Fordie
Texas Safety Association
Austin
Citizens’ Committee
National Safety Council
Tam
Feinberg
Surfacing Of Two Streets On City Council Agenda
Baytown city council convenes at city hall to discuss resurfacing Pruett Street from West Main to Texas and Alexander Drive to Highway 146. An ordinance to set a $25 permit fee and a $1000 bond for tent shows will be reviewed along with transportation survey reports and pay plan studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Frank Frey
Texas Hightay Department
Elmer Williams
Griffenhagen - Kroger Managementurvey Firm
Los Angeles
John Busch
Bawije Subdivision
Pine Forest
City Radio
Walter M. Mischer, Co
First ‘Street
Samuel Yeager Dies at 92, Baytown Resident
Samuel J. Yeager, 92, oldest member of Memorial Baptist Church, died Tuesday at a Baytown hospital. A retired carpenter, he lived in Baytown 35 years. Services Thursday at 2 p.m. at Earthman Funeral Home with Rev. A Jordan officiating. Interment Cedar Crest Cemetery. Survived by three daughters, two daughters in law, two sons in law, a sister, eight grandchildren and 33 great grandchildren in multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel J. Yeager
Memorial Baptist Church
Baytown
Tlome
A. le Jordan
Memorial Baptist
Cedar, Crest Cemetery
F.g.hylton
Gary Garner Heads Up Baytown Jaycees
Gary Garner was installed as acting president of the Baytown Junior Chamber of Commerce at a Tuesday night reorganization tied to a regional Jaycee meeting. State director Jim Smith installed Garner to fill the unexpired term of Kenneth Hinerum as directors Ed Roberts and Jim Ainsworth accepted new posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary. Gamer
Baytown
Randy Wallace
Peoples State Bank
Jay-eece
Ant. Ton Campbell
Humble Oil ‘and Refining Co
Cordon Mercer
Hamston
Tighlands
Houston Jaycees
Metropolitian
The
Taycees
Baytown Club
Birdwell Named Texas Employment Rep on Airline Board
Sherman Birdwell Jr. was appointed today in Austin as the employer representative on the Texas Employment Board, succeeding J. Pickett who resigned to pursue a successful race for U.S. representative from the 10th District. The move comes as political shifts and party dynamics unfold across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gar.sinha Connally
Sherman Birdwell Jr
Austin
Texas
Birdwell
U.S
Dreher Trio Grows to Four Months Old Quadruplets
Mr and Mrs LE Dreher of Austin celebrate the four month old quadruplets born September 5 Texas first set since 1937. The fraternal babies Linda Beverly Ann and Lind Gay weighed under four pounds at birth and spent time in hospital. Linda is most independent Beverly cries last while Linda cries ice for attention. Mrs Dreher notes the infants show distinct personalities. Dreher teaches at the nursing school. he is a 1950 graduate of Feliceich School and UT. Grandparents are ACNuhn New Braunfels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darling
Loyd Dreher
Beverly Ann
Linda Give
Avastin
Rastown
Mrsch. E. Devher
Dolar
Cothers
Joan Leteh
LE. Dreher
John
Austin
Texas
Amifiouch
Erin
Tean Leigh
Beverly
Ann
Linds Gay
Linda
Dreher
X Dreher
Suin, School of Nursing
Robert Feliceich School
University of Texas
Nuhn
New Braunfels
Johnson Plans Broad Budget Cuts and Moon Shot
President Johnson unveils a 97.9 billion fiscal plan, cuts weapon uranium by 25 percent, and calls for universal civil rights and a moon program by 1970. He vows unconditional war on poverty while urging Congress to act on vast reforms in education health housing and unemployment programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Congress
America
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Caises
United States
Jalngen
Founson
Appeals court limits wind damage policy in Malagar case
The Third Court of Civil Appeals ruled that a fire insurance policy covering wind damage only cannot compensate for damage from a hurricane's flood. The decision reversed a trial ruling that allowed Simms McDonald to collect for his beach house on Turtle Bay. The policy excluded water damage, confirming the insurer New York Central Mutual Fire Insurance Co. MecDonald’s property was swept away by storm surge in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin Austin
Third Court of Civil Appeals
Todsay
Simms McDonald
New York ‘Central Mutual Fire Insurance Co
MecDongald
Turtle Bay
Malagar
McDonald
Highlands Rotary Hears Talk On Farm Revolution
Dr. Henry C. Dismukes addressed Highlands Rotary Tuesday on an agricultural revolution driven by mass production and genetics. He cited broiler and swine industries, noting small producers struggle against large integrators and the need for preventive veterinary care and continuous production to stay profitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highlands Rotary
Farm Revolution
Frank Keysts Siar
Henry C. Dismitkes
Bays Fown Vetetinaria
Highlands Rotary Club Tuesaday
Dismiukes Saint
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State of the Union
LBJ
First’ National Sale
James
Stick
Elis
PTA
CITY
Sterling Municipal Library
Women's
Texas So Fine Arts
Ciety of
Professional Engineers
Merilee Joan Anderson
W. James
Vista
Goose Creek
Peral
Galveston
Tipun
Opportunity School
Chamber of Commerce
J. D. Wilburn
Kiwanis
Simonetta Pozzi
Robert EL. Lee
Florence
Italy
Baytown Kiwanis Club
Tower
Kwame Nkruma
Ghana
Pindowe
Accra
Nkrumah
Samuel Yeager
Gary Garner
Baytown Jaycees
Crossmads
U.S. Jaycee
Little League Baseball League
Garner
Beaumont Groves
Port Arthur
Port Neches
South Houston
Pasadena
Mercer
iSmith
Sea Garner
Alig Tdisi
Prine Minaster
Assuciaie
Albert Thous
Rice University
Morston
Ani
Michigan
George J
Stenegie
Reputican Amnalas
Bash Country
Witson Tatke
Canada
Raurry Goldwater
Nalibo
Pickle
John Convily
Aine
Rotary
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