Garden Club Plumwood Meeting and Community Notices
Garden Club Plumwood will meet at 30 cents? Wednesday in the home of Mrs James Eskew. A film on mums and chrysanthemums will be shown. Baytown Police Reserve holds a monthly meeting Tuesday night at the Stathers. Grandmothers Club hosted by Mrs Nora Cook at 1501 S Pret. Thursday features a covered dish dinner. Members bring chairs and tables. Total number of students registered for week of Leg Cele bar begins Jan 1 19. Students must pay fees January 19 to enter classes. registration guided by Mrs Bessie Durham, registrar. Permits for regular registration scheduled for Feb 23 and 46 available in registrar’s office.
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Plumwood Garden Club
Widnnesday
James Eskew
Grandmothers Club
Nora Cook
Brown Grandmothers Club
Bessie Durham
Berserk gunman wounds 31 in Gardena poker parlor
Police report a berserk gunman opened fire across three nearby establishments in Gardena California wounding 31 and injuring others. Officers captured 28 year old Luis Koullapis after a car chase and shootout. he sustained injuries and was hospitalized before booking on attempted murder charges.
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Averther
Luis Koullepis
Poltze
Paice
Offeers
Los Angeles
Plas
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Local Meetings Set For Tuesday Evening
OCAW plans a 7:30 p.m. meeting at Union Mall with J. E. Homan listed. Civic Association at Farm Road 1402 DeMolay Mothers group reschedules to 7:30 p.m. Jan. at Cedar Baron Mason Lodge. Helping Hands Society of Redeemer Luther Choir gathers at 7:20 p.m. with executive board at 6:39 p.m. Cloudy but warmer weather forecast through Wednesday with highs near 65.
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OCAW
Union Mall
J. E. Homan
Cedar Baron Mason Lodge
Hantis Society of Redeemer
Luther Quireh
Hearing On Gentry Still In Recess
Public hearing on George H. Gentry’s dismissal as superintendent resumes at 3 p.m. Wednesday in the Robert E. Lee High School auditorium. Gentry faces 11 charges from the Boans Majority and has refuted eight. seven witnesses testified before the board. The session, halted since Friday night, resumes after a long break amid questions about school administration and policy.
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Kelix Kanna Gamma
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Kathy James
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Boyd
Nora Cook
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LeCompte
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Sun Office
D.C. Walsh
Nelma Ansley
Ashmel Sait Schoo
Velma
Robert E. Lee High School
Aen
X Stal
Sybil Jordan
Mary Beth Tate
Long Island
N.Y
Sim
Houston
She” United
Church Womien of
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Texas Lawmakers Begin 1965 Session Amid Redistricting Clash
In Austin the Texas Legislature opens with redistricting and funding as top issues. Gov. Connally forecasts a close revenue surplus, while Lt. Gov. Smith and Speaker nominees prepare for routine initial business. The joint study group proposes two redistricting plans that could force incumbents to run against each other in 1966, reshaping Dallas Tarrant and Bexar areas.
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Texas
Senate
Preston
Jack Hightower
Vernon
Pete Snelson
Midland
House
Byron Tunnell
Tyler
Ben Bamnes
DeLeon
Tannell
Hamilily
Mi.eg
Sohn Connally
Washington
Johnson
Connally
Jana
Smith
Robert S. DeWert
Calvert
Senate House
Dallas
Tarrant
Bexar
BEA Urges Patrons to Attend Tuesday Meeting
The Bay Town Education Association invites patrons to a 7 30 pm program at Robert E Lee High School Auditorium featuring Frank O McIntyre public relations director for the Southern Section of California Teachers Association. McIntyre, Pasadena resident, is a seasoned speaker and author with a legal background and extensive lecturing at colleges and conferences.
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Baytown Education Association
Robert E. Lee
Frank O. McIntyre
California Teachers Association
CTA
Pasadena
Calif
McIntyre
CTA S
Nebraska
University of Newberaske
Stanfort
Ucla College At Law
Stanford’ University
Johnson proposes 51.66 billion education plan parochial aid
President Johnson asks Congress to fund a nationwide education program costing 5.1 billion in its first year. The plan targets public and private schools, aiming to aid poverty linked learners and provide scholarships for high school graduates. It faces opposition from church-state and parochial education critics while garnering some NEA support.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Capitol Hill
Harris County to be split into three new districts
Proposals by the Texas Legislative Council would divide Harris County into three districts. The Central District would include Baytown and Channelview, while the South District would become the 23rd with Galena Park and other areas. Plans aim to create 23 contiguous districts, with a July legislative review and court-mandated population adjustments.
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Baytown
Harris County
Texas Legislative Council
Channelview
Galena Park
Jacinto City
Fifth Ward
Third Ward
River Oaks
Tangle the Memorial Sea
Spring Branch
Bob Casey
Albert Thomas
Houston
Texas
Floyd
Pea Wright
Patman
Texarkana
Ray Roberts
Mel Kinney
Lindley Beckworth
Gladewater
Joh Dowdy
Athens
Beckworth
D. C. Fisher
San’ Aneto
J. J. Pickle
Austin
Jack Brooks
Beaumont
Clark ‘Thompson
Galveston
Sen
George. Moffett
Tarrant
Dallas
Unscientific Scientists To Eye Research Efforts
Baytown scientists Fred Hartman and W L Ward travel to New York for Esso Research and Humble Engineering briefings and to meet executives. They will tour installations in Linden and Florham Park and attend a news conference on polypropylene advances. Ward returns weekend. Hartman travels to Washington for the inauguration coverage.
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Fred Hanman
Baytown Sun
W. L
Dub
Ward
Humble Research
New York
Esso
Humble
Baytown Research and
Bliz
Linden
Florham Park
NYI
Baytown
Hartman
Washington
Gentry Defense Fund Organized By Former Baytown Trustees
A defense fund was started by former Baytown school trustees to aid Superintendent Georges H. facing ouster after actions by the current board. Money will be used to cover services and defend the superintendent in the dispute.
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Baytown
George Gen Defense Fund
Georges H
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Publican National Chairman Bean Barch to step down
A party source says Publican National Chairman Bean Barch will announce today his stepping down after a transition period to make way for Ohio GOP Chairman Ray C. Bliss. The report notes shifts tied to Goldwater’s approval and today’s Phoenix, Arizona briefing.
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Bean Barch
Ohio Gop
Ray C. Bliss
Bang
Goldwater
Phoenix
Ariz
San Jacinto To Have Piped Oxygen
Contract awarded to Young Plumbing Co to install piped oxygen to patient care areas at San Jacinto hospital. Administrator Dan Brown says the system will replace hand oxygen and improve patient service. Work expected to take about 30 days with connection to surgical and delivery rooms and plans to replace mattresses as needed.
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Young Plumbing Co
Dan Brown
Brown
W R Branson Dies Rites Wednesday
William Robert Branson 56 longtime Baytown Refining Co. supervisor died Monday at work after illness. Survived by son James Richard Pasadena. sisters C O Dorzis Baytown E E Enice Dayton Bill Jolly Longview. brothers Dick Branson Fort Worth Pete Branson Biggs OK. Funeral Wednesday 10 20 am Pasadena Earthman Chapel officiated by A L Jordan Memorial Baytown burial Grandview Memorial Park La Porte.
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Branson
Humble, of& . Refining Co
Baytown
Pasadena
Earthman
Company
Willie Branson
Biggs
Bom
Keota
Okla
A. L. Jordan
Memorial Baptist Church
Douglas Zinn
Grandview
Memorial Park
la Porte
Final price negotiations set January 18 for high school project
The school board voted to negotiate with Span-Glass of Houston to reduce costs for a new high school. A special meeting was scheduled for January 22 to finalize price and contract terms after a $3.75 million low bid exceeded the budget. Directors approved monthly transportation and labor costs increases totaling $924.58 retroactive to September 1, 1964, with one dissenting trustee.
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Houston
Ofhar
Tne
Ataries
Some
Houston Law
Therinson
Span-Glass
Besvers
Davis
The
Courage and Judi Sidé in Fremont Navy chute closure
In Fremont California a Navy crew faced a tragic incident as a parachute failed to open during a test or operation. The event highlights dangers faced by parachutists and the perseverance of those involved amid loss.
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Fremont, Calif
Navy One
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