Connally Says He Didn't Want Kennedy To Visit Dallas
Gov. John B. Connally states he did not want John F. Kennedy to travel to Dallas in November 1963 and recalls urging restraint on campaign appearances in Texas. He discusses Manchester's Death of a President serialization and Kennedy and Mrs. Kennedy relations during the Texas trip and Arrs Connally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Connally
JFK
Dallas
Tex
John B. Connally
John F. Kenedy
Texas
Connally
Dallas Times Herald
Lock Magazine
William Manchester
Manchester
Kennedy
Min
Lyndon B Johnson
The
Times Herald
Washington
Margaret Mayer
White House
Austin
Nellie
Arrs
Mrs. Kennedy
Snow forecasts and icy mix hit Texas towns
The U S Weather Bureau predicted possible snow in the Houston Baytown area on Monday while sleet and rain fell in Houston. Baytown reported no sleet by noon and forecast a low of 34 degrees tonight. South Texas saw up to five inches of snow in the Rio Grande Valley, the first snowfall there since 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston-Baytown
U.S. Weather Bureau
Houston
Houston Area
Baytown
South Texas
Rio Grande Valley
Ride Offer and Local Meetings in Baytown
Ruth Abbi asks Baytown residents serving jury duty in Houston on January 16 to call 383 9004 for a ride. Community groups plan meetings at First National Bank and other venues, including BOOK REVIEWER CLUB elections, BSP Council book drawings, BETA SIGMA PHI, and BAYTOWN TRAFFIC SAFETY COUNCIL. A Galveston forecast notes high and low tide times for Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Abbi
Baytown
Houston
BSP Council
Beta Sigma Phi City Council
First National Bank
Baytown and Houston Social Notes Span Holidays
SUSAN HODGES seeks published detail in a Houston paper. Bonnie Lewallen announces a new Secretaries course at Les College. Maudie packs proudly a new grandson. Vernell Reed and Kathie Speng circle social rounds. Dorothy Badgett Dave Kominck Helen Holbert holiday travelers. Katie Barrass returns from Mississippi to Baytown. Jerry Forderhase plans for Robert E Lee High School Choir. Rev Joe Ragsdale to speak at Bay Tabernacle. Ret Parish visits Baytown weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan
Hodges
Houston
Bonnie Lewallen
Les College
Maudie
Vernell Reed
Kathie Speng
Oklahoma
Dorothy Badgett
Dave Kominck
Helen Holbert
Katie Barrass
Hew
Mississippi
Baytown
Jerry Forderhase
Robert E. Lee
Joe “Ragsdale
Bay Tabernacle
Texaco workers strike in Port Arthur over wage talks
About 3,500 Texaco employees represented by the OCAW and IBEW walked out in Port Arthur after breakdowns in wage package negotiations. The unions demanded 25 cents more an hour, while Texaco offered 2 1/4 cents. Picket signs appeared at refinery, terminal, and research lab. some neighboring plants reported settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Arthur, Tex
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers
OCAW
International Brotherhood of Elec_trical workers
IBEW
Texaco Inc
Port Arthur
Texaco
Orst
Fort Arthur
Frank Deer
Floyd Forsé
Workman's Committee
Beaumont-Port Arthur
Tt. W. Griffiths
Atlantic-Richfield Co
Pig
Pig ‘Port Arthur
Leigley Stewart
Atlantic Group
Fourth In A Series- Figure Tax Closely On Your Properties
Tax guidance for landlords shows how rental income can be offset by charges like depreciation repairs and other expenses to yield a net loss or reduced taxable income. Example figures illustrate depreciation on a two family home and write offs against gross rents with specific repair costs and allocation between building and tenant quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray DE Crane
Internal Revenue Service
Baytown Banks Set Annual Meets
Baytown Banks and Citizens National Bank and Trust Co First National Bank and Peoples State Bank hold annual stockholder meetings on Monday and Tuesday afternoons to elect new officers and directors. Changes include Robert A. Stakes to executive vice president and several vice president appointments at First National. Dr Morris W Wolfean to become full director. Hazel Echols presiding at Citizens Bank meeting. W C Britton to lead Peoples State meeting as chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Citizens, National Bank and Trust Co
First National Bank
Land Peoples State Bank
Alan B. Shepard
First National
Robert A. Stakes
Paul T. Kime
Alb Lon Rice
E. Perry Schieffer
Margot Taylor
Morris W. Wolfean
Hazel Echols
Citizens Bank
iMill
Bank
Citizens
W.C. Britton
Peoples State
Peoples Board
Congress Takes New Look At Vietnam War
The 90th Congress opens as Senate and House leaders discuss Vietnam. CIA Director Helms testifies at a closed Senate Foreign Relations panel on bombing and Hanoi’s peace signals. Mansfield cites Hanoi comments as possible peace talk indicators while Lodge Ford and Laird urge clear administration objectives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Vietnam
Richard 3. Helms
Central Intelligence Agency
Senate
CLA
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
CIA
North Vietnam
Hangi
Helms
Dean Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sen
W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Rusk
Mike Mansfield
Hanoi
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
Saigon
House
Southeast Asia
Mansfield
ABC
Gram
Lodge
Gerald R. Ford
Melvin R. Laird
NBC
Pahm van Dong
Harri
Salisbury
New York Times
Doneas
Ford
Mekong Delta
Laird
Manila
Arthur J.) Goldberg
U.N
Immunization Report On School Board Agenda
The Baytown School Board meets at 7 30 p m Monday with items on employee hospitalization immunization requirements and a trustee election Also a secret pre meeting to discuss personnel matters is planned Trustees will consider bids on cafeteria supplies a district building report and policies affecting wage acts A 1967-68 bus purchase and participation in national meetings are also on the agenda
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown School Board of Trustees
W. &B. Felton
Blue Shield
Blue Cross
Boyd Hill
Harlem
McNair
James A. Davis
Baytown
Carl Mays
National School Board Association
Portland
Ore
American ‘Association of School
Atlantic City
Mont Belvieu Election For Water District Board
Voters in Water Control and Improvement District No. 1 at Mont Belvieu will choose two of four candidates for the board of supervisors. Polls open 7 am to 7 pm at the water office. Candidates are J. S. Dillard Earl Smith Bobby Ferguson and Calvin Johns. The top two vote getters win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Water Control and Improvement District No .1
Mont Belvieu
Board of Supervisors
J. S. Dillard Earl Smith
Bobby Ferguson
Calvin Johns
Powell Stripped of Committee Powers
Democratic leaders moved swiftly to strip Rep. Adam Clayton Powell of the chairmanship of the House Education and Labor Committee amid a party caucus vote of 322 to 88. Powell faces multiple legal and ethical challenges including a libel judgment, a possible jail term, and accusations of misusing travel funds while his future role in Congress hangs on a potential temporary stepping aside while a special committee probes charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem Democrat
House Education, and Labor Committee
Congress
New York City
Powell
New York
Ay House
Cammitt
Well's
Activ Committee
Caribbean
House ‘Democrats
Morris ‘K Udall
D-Ariz
Committee On Committees
Carl D. Perkins
House
John W. McCormack
House Democrats
McCormack
Spc
Liberal Demontic Study
Old Flood District To Be Used By Harris County
Harris County Commissioners Court on Monday debated seeking new state laws to grant the flood district broader authority over air and water pollution controls. The plan envisions county bonds to finance pollution abatement facilities, enforcement powers, and contracts with cities, subject to voter approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hartman Houston
Commissioners Court
Harris’ Couty
Gove John Connally
Galveston
Trinity ‘Bays
Herris
Contél
Austin
Ramsey
Harris
Bath
Harris County
Also Mentioned on This Page
San Antonio
Brooke Medical Center
Air Force One
Bulletin
Traffic Council
Citizens ‘Traffic Safety Council
Holiday Inn
Annie
Mae Turner
Cedar’ Bayou Road
Bay Way Drive
Ami
Domsi
Citizens 'National
F.D
Robert Throneburg
Charlotte
N.C
Kaddbte
Nemo
Tun Soi
Nhut
Forgi
Dog
Thornebure
L. L. Crane
Port Neches
Texaco Group
Nederland
Pure Oil
Baytown Banks
Thad Felton
South Vietnam
Commiunists
Morrison Furniture Co
Hal Stanton
Morrison's
Delar
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!