Crosby area voters weigh school plan and funds
The Crosby school district faces potential loss of accreditation by fall 1969 and removal from federal funding lists after Civil Rights Act noncompliance. Barrett Station residents oppose high school expansion, preferring a central campus while a majority Crosby community rejected a bond. A free choice plan remains. Nine firms are invited to bid as fiscal agents for a 2.75 million bond sale amid stadium and track funding via gate receipts.
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Crosby
State Board of Education
U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Prochazka
Barrett Station
Crosby Post Office
Drew
Underwood, Neuhaus and Co
Rowles, Winston and Co
James C. Tucker Co
First Southwest Co
Texas payrolls grow by 38 thousand in November
Texas civilian labor force expanded to 4,492,200 with 14,200 more jobholders and a 19,800 rise in non agricultural employment offset by a 5,600 seasonal farm decline. Unemployment rose from 101,500 to 123,000 between October and November.
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Texas
Austin
Texas Employment Commission
Probe details of policewoman assault case unfolds
The account describes an incident where Matranga interacts with a policewoman, her boyfriend mocks her, and discussions consider an assault charge. The boyfriend suggests the judge may push a nolo contendre plea, while Matranga deflects and comments on media sensationalism.
Pasadenan, Don Hullum form joint employment service
Don Henderson of Pasadena and Don Hullum of Baytown establish the Don M. Hullum Employment Service at 28 W. Main. Both ex-Diamond Shamrock staffers bring decades of personnel and recruitment experience, with Henderson planning a Baytown move and both men previously connected to Texas colleges and regional employment groups.
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Don Henderson
Pasadena
Don Hullum
Baytown
Don M. Hullum
W. Main
Hullum
Diamond-Shamrock
Henderson
Graham
Tex
Young County
Mineral Wells
North Texas State
Denton
NTS
Sigma Phi Epsilon
U.S. Air Force
Japan
Diamond Shamrock
Air Force
Kristi
Holly
Hendersons
Asbury Methodists Church
Phillips Petro
Anahuac Leader Laid to Rest in Local Rites
Funeral rites for the Anahuac figure were conducted by Rev. C. B. Bass of Diboll and Rev. Rufus Zachary of Ana huac First Baptist Church with Anahuac Masonic Lodge graveside ceremonies. Burial followed at Anahuac City Cemetery under Sterling Funeral Home. Pallbearers included George Stanley Jack Edwin Stanley Thomas Fahring John Matheson Lamar Brown Robert Clapper Everette Davis and Bobby Scherer.
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St. Mark’s United Methodist Church
Generia
William N. Brinkley
Garland
John D. Gross
Baytown
Joe Mullins
Houston
B. BE. Tatum
A. J. Montgomery
C. E. Brewer
Tomball
Paul A. Lee
Leslie LeGrand
Rudy Pace
St. Mark’s Methodist Church
Memory Gardens Cemetery
Adrian Teal
Gordon Ball
Jack Casey
Chapper Cashman
Earnest Moyers
M. W. Busshart
Johnny Gross
R. D. Roquemore
Janet Walker
Janet Karen Sue Walker
South Main
Highlands
Miss Walker
Lee J. L. Walker
Thomas L. Walker
Otillie O. Walker
Susie ‘ Oehler
San Antonio
Highlands Assembly of God
Burnie Davis
White Cemetery
Paul U Lee
Anahuac
C. B. Bass
Diboll
Rufus Zachary
Anahuac First Baptist Church
Lamar Brown
Robert Clapper
Everette Davis
Bobby Scherer
Hospital notes and Astroworld opening event
Admitted to Gulf Coast are Barbara Ann McDaniel Sherry Ann Beran Joe Moore Katie Mos Morales and others in multiple rooms. New arrivals include Raymond Anderson and Raymond Lloyd with births noted. Astroworld will have a one day opening Sunday from 1 to 5 pm for the National Association of Home Builders convention and will be open to the public.
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Gulf Coast
Barbara Ann McDaniel
Colby
Offie McKee
Pinemont
William B. Christianson
Grantham
Sherry Ann Beran
Sammy
Beran
la Porte
Joe Moore
Coleman
Katie Mos Morales
Sig Pamela
Joe B. Allen
Pecan Manor
Beulah Raye
Newport
Raymond Anderson
Gresham
Dee
Tat Gulf Coast
Raymond Lloyd
Herrod
Dent
Zat
Astroworld
National Association of Home Builders
Astrohall
Roy Hofheinz
Pasadena Evening School spring classes offered at Pasadena High
Pasadena Evening School announces spring term trade classes at Pasadena High School. Courses include blueprinting, electricity, instrumentation, machine shop welding, electronic computers and programming, rapid reading and supervision. Classes start January 27 with registration from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays and 6 to 8 p.m. Monday to Thursday.
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Pasadena
Pasadena High School
Shaver
Police Investigate Pair Of Thefts Here
Two thefts reported to Baytown Police Department on Tuesday are being investigated by the detective division. Allie Mae Orton of 201 E. Fayle said thieves took about 185 dollars worth of tools from her backyard. Stephen I. Tallert of 1505 Linberg said clothing valued at about 50 dollars was taken while he was away from a washateria at 6th Street and Fayle.
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Baytown
Allie Mae Orton
E. Fayle
Stephen I. Tallert
Linberg
6Th St
Fayle
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Annie Lee Harris
Thomas H. Abell
Wharton
Robert H. Abte
Hitchcock
Earthman Funeral Home
Baytown Chapel
San Jacinto Memorial Park
Rivers
Morna J. Rivers
Brewer Sidney I. Brewer
Abbott
Humble Oil and Refining Co
John Wayne
Katharine Ross
Hellfighters
Universal Picture Technicolor
Pamavision Plus
Texas Across the River
Brunso Theatre
Texas Ave
Ey Mes Y Va
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Clark Gable
Vivien Leigh
Leslie Howard
Olivia de Navilland
Fenturry
Jim Hutton
Dean George Martin
Peppard
Jericho
Steve Micqueen
Robert Val Valighn
Jacqueline Bisset
Don Gordon
Robert Duvetl
Simon Oakland Hooey Fell
Matranga
Nolo Contendre
Pasadenan
Tye
Ater
Cherry ST. Baytown
Campbells
Rosedale Pears
Monte
Decker
U.S.D.A
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Crinkle
Libby Sauerkraut
Armours Texas
Freah
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