Sobor Concert Delayed To Jan Eighteenth In Baytown
A Baytown Sun notice clarifies that the Sobor Concert presentation by The Revelers, a male quartet, will occur on Saturday Jan 18, sponsored by Bayshore Concert Association. Also listed are PTA meetings for Carver Jones and Alamo Elementary plus a Music Study Club gathering at Lindenwood.
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Baytown Sun
Bayshore Concert Association
Carver-Jones Pta
Carver Jones Parent-Teacher Association
Alamo Pta
Alamo Elementary
Parent-Teacher Association
MUSIC
J. A. Dinwiddie
Lindenwood
Weather and local notes from a misty week
Weather partly cloudy through Thursday with a chance of showers on Wednesday and Thursday. Temperatures expected in the mid 70s. Local items mention T R Kemp hemplay trip to Hawaii and various residents in Crosby, Bay Town, and La Porte, including Army duty, baseball dinner, and neighborhood nods.
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Paulip
Hawaii
Frank Bayle
la Porte
Bay Town
Tomer
Iions
Blair Mann
Roger Keene
Jamar 'Tech
Crosby
Garrett Herring
Paul Alpha
Ben Anderson
Walter Schubert
Tom Martin
U.S. Army
Vietnam
Hope Hoffman
Georgia Fanestiel
Houstonian denies death threat in vending probe
A Houston tavern operator, Robert Matranga, denied telling Roy Hearn he would not last six days after a juke box removal. Hearn testified before a Texas House investigating committee probing tavern control by vending interests. Matranga claimed the six days remark was a misunderstanding about eviction time.
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Bunny
Matrinvai
Pet
Navy review opened for civilian tied to fuel thefts in Thailand
A Civil Service Commission review is set for disciplinary action against a civilian employee who disclosed massive U S military fuel thefts in Thailand. Meanwhile a US delegation clings to slim hopes of starting Vietnam peace talks before President Johnson leaves office in 17 days.
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Baytown Cop Fired for Sleeping on Duty
A Baytown police officer was dismissed after being found asleep in the back seat of a patrol car two hours after reporting for duty on December 4 near the Ram area. The officer had not completed internship and this was not his first infraction, Chief Blair Mann said.
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Ram
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Crosby Patrons Favor Two-Community School System Plan
Crosby patrons favor a two-community school system with four proposal options for new facilities. Plans include a new Crosby High School, expansion of Brew School, a separate elementary site at Barrett Station, or a central high school for Crosby and Barrett Station, with costs ranging from about 1.9 to 4.3 million dollars and tax increases. The survey, from 169 responses, guides board consideration of modernization and consolidation.
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Crosby School Board
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all-Negro Brew
Ta Ue
Anit
Oimoa Clessroom
Terrete Station
Crosby Elementary
Eet Otary
Junit High
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Una
Croats Tees Mendes’ School
Aanl Beach
Risigi
Risigi Classrooms Ail Dhe Tee Junior High Senvet Ithe
Crosby Hign Sebedict
Prochavka
Plan Ili
Barrett Station
Matt Howard
Houston
Howard
Stanchions For LC Campus Heating System Arrive Shorter Than Design
Lee College workers report stanchions delivered by Weaver Iron of Dallas have horizontal members three eighths of an inch shorter than specified. An engineered reinforcing plate will be welded to the stanchions to restore the required strength. Canopy walkways, removed after bond approval, prompted changes in pipe supports and overall layout for heating and cooling systems across existing and new campus buildings.
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Banquet tickets scarce for Baytown police event
Baytown council sponsors a police banquet with tickets limited to a small number. Principal speaker is Director of Public Safety Meo. City Courthouse judge Joel Richardsan chairs the bucket sales committee. Tickets cost five dollars and may be bought at local banks or by Citizens of Texas funds groups.
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Saengse
Isancawn Police Auber
Berrie
Asbu
Wilson
Rho
Joel Tehardsan
Ehubrittes
Cite Yabhin National Bank
Ane
Ual Bank
Peoples State Ink
Citizens of Texas Vings and Loan Association
Harris County Federal Savings Wid Loan Association
Janie Wostd
M. Pruett
Jobs Feinberg
Boxtown Citizens Traffic Safety Unveil
Feinberg
Accused Murderer Of Baytonian To Be Tried
The murder trial of Larry Michael Lane 2% indicted for the pistol slaying of Mrs Effie Howell Chambers last Jan 23 will begin Monday in Judge Dan Walton's Criminal District Court in Houston. Baytown Police Detectives Robert Merchant Aubrey Henscey and Morris J Gill are among witnesses summoned. Mrs Chambers was slain during a robbery at the Continental Trailways Bus Station here nearly a year ago. Lane an ex convict was arrested in Houston Feb 1 after a brief trip to Mexico. He had served two federal prison terms and one term in the Texas Department of Corrections unit at Huntsville. He was paroled in August 1967 from a federal prison Illinois.
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Effie Howell Chambers
Dan Walton
Criminal District Court
Houston
Baytown
Robert Merchant
Aubrey Henscey
Morris J. Gill
Chambers
Continental Trailways
Lane
Mexico
Texas Department of Corrections
Huntsville
Ilinois
Rites Held For Anahuac Banker 87
Funeral services for Dr. George Harley Fahring 87 longtime Chamber County physician banker and civic leader were set for 2 p.m. Wednesday in Anahuac He died Tuesday at Elizabeth's Hospital Beaumont after weeks of illness He practiced in Chambers County since 1907 and held numerous medical and civic roles including medical examiner for the Selective Service health officer and school board trustee Survivor include his son Dr Lloyd Fahring of Anahuac and daughter Mrs Jack Stanley See RITES Page 2.
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George Harley Fahring
Security State Bank
Longitime
Chambers County
Fahring
Liberty-Chambers County Medical Association
American Medical Association
Anahua
First Baptist Church
Johnson loses fight over nuclear nonproliferation pact
Washington AP Lyndon Johnson’s bid to push the nuclear nonproliferation treaty stalled as Senate chairman J W Fulbright announced no immediate action. The Democratic Senate, once a strong ally, now opposes his Vietnam War policies and blocks the pact, which still requires ratification by 40 nations. The treaty, signed by 62 nations including the United States, the Soviet Union and Great Britain, awaits broader support amid a fragile transition in Washington.
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Foreign Relations Committee
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U.N. Cneral Assembly
United States
County Voter Registration Drive Aims 1969 Signup
The Baytown Sun reports a county wide effort to boost registration for the 1969 election. About 100000 persons are expected to register as new residents and adults turning 21 may file applications at multiple locations during a county drive organized with League of Women Voters support.
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Baytown Sun
League of Women Voters
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