Johnson vows thorough review of federal budget cuts
House Republicans will thoroughly examine the budget to find cuts, targeting the Office of Economic Opportunity and its antipoverty programs. Job Corps at Camp Breckinridge shows low outcomes, with 756 enrollements and only eight graduates. Johnson expects a budget over $110 billion to face close scrutiny before a later month submission, and rules out tax increases despite inflation risk.
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ABC
Radiotelevision
Office of Economic Opportunity
Camp Breckinridge
Johnson
Conscientious Objector Pleads Guilty To Charge
Gilbert Balch of Houston, a Jehovahs Witness listed as a conscientious objector by the Baytown draft board, pleads guilty to failing to obey a 1962 order to report for non-military service. He is free on 31,000 personal recognizance bond awaiting sentencing, with possible penalties up to five years in prison and a 10,000 fine. Judge Adrian Spears will rule after Balch’s Jan. 21 sentencing hearing.
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Baytown
Selective Service
Austin
Balch
R Iwork
State Hospital
U.S
Funeral Rites Held for Ex Baytonian Douglas Hinton
Gonzales memorial services were conducted for Douglas Lee Hinton a 47 year old Baytown resident since 1959 born in Cuero died suddenly last Tuesday Retired Baptist ministers Rev Claude F O Neall and Rev Robert J Smith officiated Burial was at Gonzales Memorial Park Survivors include wife Margaret a son Clyde Lee three daughters and his mother plus a list of Pallbearers Home of Gonzales arranged services
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Douglas Lee Hinton
Baytown
Gonzales
Claude F. O'Neal
Robert J. Smith
Gonzales Memoral Park
Hinton
Cuero
Old Hamon
Hamon
Gonzales County
Hermann Long
S. Seventh St
Margaret Hinton
Clyde Lee Hinton
Sugar Land
Tommie Lou Roper
Huntsville
Connie Lynn’ Hinton
Relina Hinton
Clyde D. Hinton
Gon- Zales
Sam Kelley
Howard Elle
Rex Kelley A Kelley
Frank Benesami
Mack Nelson
Seydier Fumera
Land records list many parcel deeds and owners
A continued page 14 record shows numerous names and acreages for parcels transferred or listed, including Harry L. Gilbert Sr and Ethel W. Gilbert with about 53 and 88 acres, L. Wayne Fisher and others in multiple tracts, and many other individuals and couples with varied parcel sizes from fractions of an acre to over 300 acres.
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Harry L. Gilbert Sr
Ervin L. Laughlin
Chloe Delle Laughlin
Emma Farr
C. A. Wiltharn
L.B. Fisher
Bertha Fisher
Hamilton W. Kilpatrick
H. W. Kilpatrick
Mamie Smith
Ethel W. Gilbert
Gertrude Barrow
L. Wayne Fisher
R. L. Fisher
Velma L. Fisher
M. D. Peterson
Nini
Husbband
Billy Gene Lawrence
Emma Lawrence
Lyle Fisher Jones
Hus
J. Mo Jones
Bessie Wilbur Dewey
J. G. Dewey
Peace offensive prompts mixed U S and Viet Nam reactions
Yale professor Staugton Lynd and SDS leader Thomas Hayden said Premier Pham Van Dong told them the United States has not contacted Hanoi directly since President Johnson signaled openness to peace. Herbert Aptheker supported general agreement with reservations. US Information Agency director Marks doubted Communist readiness to bargain. Humphrey said the peace effort produced little, while Mansfield and allies said the South Viet Nam military situation remains grim and risks expanding war or hard-to-attain peace.
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Yale University
U.S
Thomas Hayden
Students For A Democratic Society
Pham van Dong
United States
Hanoi
Johnson
Lynd
Hayden
U.S. Communist Party
Herbert Aptheker
Viet Nam
Free Press
Leonard H. Marks
U.S. Information Agency
Sundey
CBS
Marks
Pres
Hubert H. Humphrey
Buffalo
N.Y
Arends
Gruening
Church
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
South Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Georgia House Refuses To Seat Negro Elected
In Atlanta AP report Rep elect Julian Bond, a Negro, was refused a seat as others were sworn in. Petitions challenged Bond’s right, a clerk said, and Bond left the chamber after the vote. The Senate quickly backed U.S. policy in Vietnam.
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Georgia
Atlanta, Ga
Julian Bond
Georgia House of Representatives
Bond
Jack Ellard
George T. Smith
House
Senate
U.S
Vietn Nam
Last Rites Held For Mrs Gore 72 Highlands
Mrs Willie Mae Gore 72 of 207 EL Cansi Highlands died in a Baytown hospital at 10 50 p m Saturday She was born Getid 1593 in Dallas and lived in this area 37 years She is survived by her husband William J Gore of Highlands four sons Guy T Edwards Wesley Edwards of Baytown Jackson H Gore of Baytown and Wright Winston Gore of Freeport two sisters Mrs Martha McPhail and Mrs Lena Petrovich of Houston three brothers Josh Duncan of Lufkin George Duncan of Houston and Dan Duncan of Texas City nine great grandchildren and one great grandchild Funeral services were held at 2 pm Monday at Missionary Baptist Church in Highlands with Rev D J Ford pastor officiating Burial was in San Jacinto Memorial Park Cemetery under direction of Paul A Lee Funeral Home.
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Willie Mae Gore
EL Cansi
Highlands
Baytown
Getid
Dallas
William J. Gore
Guy T. Edwarts
Wesley Edwards
Jackson H. Gore
Wright Winston
Gore
Freeport
Martha McPhail
Lena Petrovich
Houston
Josh Duncan
Lufkin
George Duncan
Dan Duncan
Texas Cty
Missionary
Baptist Church
D. J. Ford
San Jacinto Memorial Park
Cemtery
Paul A. Lee
Resident Here 46 Years Dies in Baytown Rites Tuesday
Elsie Mary Chambers 60 of 100 Hines Baytown died Sunday in a Baytown hospital. She lived here 46 years and was a St. Joseph's Catholic Church member. Rosary Monday 7:30 pm Earthman Chapel. Funeral 8:30 am Earthman Chapel and 9 am St. Joseph's Church. Monsignor Kenneady to officiate. Burial Cedar Crest Cemetery. Survivors include mother Lilie Ordeneaux of Bawtown and daughter Lillie Ann Mabe of Baytown plus four grandchildren.
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Elsie Mary, Chambers
Hines
Baytown
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Earthman Chapel
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Denis Kenneady
St . Joseph's Church
Cedar Crest Cemetery
Lilie Ordeneaux
Bawtown
Lillie Ann Mabe
Judith Ann Mabe
Dionna Donna Mabe
Cherelyn Ann Mabe
Norman Wayne Mabe
Multiple vehicle wreck leaves two sisters dead in Ohio
A chain of collisions involving four brailer-trucks and four automobiles near Penny City left Jo Leslie Treybig and her sister Jolynn Treybig dead. Carolyn M. Casey, 19, and others suffered minor injuries as investigators detailed a fog shrouded crash sequence. James D. Clay Jr. sustained critical internal injuries. Franklin Henry Dentler and Harold Clinton Sadler were among those not severely hurt.
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Carolyn M. Casey
Houston
Jo Leslie
Jolynn
Jo Leslier
Rockglen Hospital
James D. Clay Jr
Liberty
WL. Allison Jr
Tommy F. Clarke
North Little Rock
Ark
Penny City
Fox
Allison
Clark
Sherman
Armstrong
Franklin Henry Dentler
Dentler
Mrs. Erwin
Clay
Casey
Maystorovich
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