Baytown notices and obituaries roundup
In Southfield Michigan A. J. Padar of Southfield will have funeral services at Wilkie Funeral Home in Detroit Monday at p.m. Brother of L A Padar attended by Mr Mrs L A Padar. Also Baytown items: Mikado auditions at Lakewood Shopping Center arena theater 3 p.m. Saturday. Joseph C Juneau father of Mrs E B Travis and Miss Gloria Juneau Baytown buried in New Orleans. Survived by wife Victoria, son Charles R Juneau, daughter Gloria Goudeau, twelve grandchildren and four great grandchildren. CCD classes at St Joseph Church to resume after 8 a.m. Mass Sunday. Beagle puppy lost near East Humble, call Oliver 422-8872. Two ducks found in Beaumont yard of Mrs Lou Couble. contact 427-7122. San Jacinto Hospital Service Corps to meet 1:30 p.m. Tuesday in hospital board room. Marine Pvt Eugene G Cartwright completed recruit training at San Diego Recruit Depot.
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L. A. Padar
East James
Southfield
Mich
A. J. Padar
Wilkie Funeral Home
Detroit
Joseph C. Juneau
E. B. Travis
Gloria Juneau
Baytown
New Orleans
Victoria Juneau
Charles R. Juneau
Lafayette
Gloria Goudeau
Metairie
Marine
Eugene G. Cartwright
Elmer Cartwright
Carver
Valdalyn Fields
Houston
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
San Diego
Calif
Weekend Weather Outlook for Haytown Area
Considerable cloudiness and milder temperatures are forecast for the Haytown region this weekend. Expect daytime highs in the upper 30s and near 40, with cooler nights dipping into the lower 30s as values rise above seasonal norms.
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Haytown
Navyman Strawn Jr. visits home after Yorktown voyage
Navyman James T. Strawn Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Strawn Sr., 509 Forrest, who was aboard the USS Yorktown when the Apollo astronauts arrived, spends a few days at home. County Commissioner Y. Y. Ramsey visits friends in Bay town on a cool day. Helen Leonard of Mont Belvieu returns to circulation after what she called croup. Mary Ann Alpha comments on a friend's new blouse. Baytown couple Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Fuller celebrate birth of Benny Lee Fuller Jr. Audrey Maeser drops off a hurried note. Eileen Casey has trouble making connections. Al Chappell proves to be a patient man.
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James T. Strawn Jr
J. T. Strawn Sr
Forrest
Yorktown
Y. Y. Ramsey
Baytown
Helen Leonard
Mont Belvieu
Croup
Mary Ann Alpha
T. F. Fuller
Benny Lee Fuller Jr
Eileen Casey
al Chappell
Audrey Maeser
Rhodesia Rift Splits Britain and Commonwealth
London reports Britain’s clash with 27 Commonwealth partners over Rhodesia moves to backroom bargaining. African and Asian leaders fear Prime Minister Wilson will concede to Rhodesian leaders, risking commonwealth unity. Wilson seeks a path to end Rhodesia’s rebellion with Fearless plan and race-policy conditions.
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London
Britain
Rhodesia
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Commonwealth
Ian Smith
Fearless
Baytown Police Dinner to Honor Law Officers
Baytown to host first annual Police Appreciation Dinner at the Baytown Community Building Monday at 7 pm. Col Wilson E Spier of the Texas Department of Public Safety will headline. Tickets are limited to 400 at $5 each. sales end Monday morning.
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Robert G
Bob’ Feinberg
Feinberg
Baytown
Col
Wilson E
Pat Spier
Texas Department of Public Safety
P.m
Junior World
North Pruett
Corporation Court
Noel Richardson
Citizens National Bank
First National Bank
Peoples State Bank
Citizens of Texas Savings and Loan Association
Haring County Federal Savings and Loan Association
Saturday Evening Post Ends After 1821-1999 Run
NY AP reports the Saturday Evening Post will cease with the Feb 8 issue. Curtis Publishing Co president Martin Ackerman cites declining demand and a $5 million deficit in 1968 as factors, blaming television ads for cutting into magazine advertising revenue.
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NEW York
Saturday Evening Post
Post
Martin S. Ackerman
Curtis Publishing Co
Curtis
The
Ackerman
JP Vickery Will Get An Additional Clerk
County Commissioner V. V. Ramsey approved hiring an additional secretary with legal experience to ease the growing workload in Justice of the Peace Glenn Vickery's office. The new clerk will earn 500 monthly, with vacation, retirement matching, and insurance.
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JP Vickery
Ron
Vickery
JP Office
Harris County
Connally names UT regent amid student protests
Gov. John Connally re names Frank Erwin Jr. of Austin to the University of Texas regent board despite protests by UT students. He also appoints Jenkins Aarrett of Fort Worth and Dan C. Williams of Dallas to the board.
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John Connally
Frank
Erwin Jr
Austin
University of Texas
Connally
Jenkins Aarrett
Fort Worth
Dan C. Williams
Dallas
Israel warplanes strike across Jordan cease-fire line
Israeli warplanes pounded Arab commando positions after an attack on an Israeli army vehicle near Kibbutz Gesher six miles south of the Jordan River. Observers saw smoke from Ktes village across the border as planes hit guerrillas in ambush positions. no Israeli casualties were reported.
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Tel Aviv
Jordan River
Ktes
Kibbutz
Gesher
Jordan Valley
Israel
Budget delay as Johnson Nixon dithering stalls 1970 plan
Washington AP reports the Bureau of the Budget postponed printing Presi dent Johnson's final federal budget for fiscal 1970 because Johnson and President-elect Nixon have not decided whether to extend the 10 percent income surtax. Johnson seeks continuation to cool inflation, while Nixon has not yet committed. Officials say the delay affects submission to Congress, now set back from next Tuesday.
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Washington
Bureau of the Budget
Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
Congress
Nixon
Budget Bureau
White House
Kindergarten Plan Proposal Targets 1969-70 Start
The school board plans a new kindergarten organization beginning in the 1969-70 school year, proposing 20 teaching stations with 40 classes split morning and afternoon. Each teacher would cover both sessions with about 77 children per class, pending board approval. The agenda also includes insurance committee matters and reactions to December conflicts over personnel and communications.
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Johnella Boynton
Baytown Classroom Teachers Association
Fire Voice
Insurance Committee
George Gentry
Gentry
James Ellis
Ellis
Information Services
Wahrmund
Karl W. Opryshek
Phillip Dignam
Dignam
Jim Bond
Pat Ball
Opryshek
Herbert
Ball
Odena Childers
Final Goodfellow Drive totals and donors in Baytown
The 1968 Goodfellow campaign in Baytown closed with a final donation total of 3225 dollars after an oversubscription of 852.84. The fund supports a Christmas drive and an emergency fund of 4496.88 dollars, boosted by merchant discounts and extensive volunteer effort from the Baytown Council PTA.
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Goodfellow
Baytown
Baytown Council Pta
Gun Wielder Steals 172 Dollars from Sum Tex Liquor Store
A masked man demanded cash at 8 pm Friday at Sum Tex Liquor Store No 1 on Market. He fired a shot, grabbed 3172 dollars from the register, forced two clerks to lie down, then fled through the front entrance. Detectives recovered a 25 caliber shell and an empty pistol box. Officer Sabina Monte led the preliminary investigation.
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Sum-Tex Liquor
Juanita Cash
Peggy White
Title Police
Casa Sar
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Lakewood Shopping Center
Msgr
J. P. O'Sullivan
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
East Humble
Oliver
Lou Couble
Beaumont
San Jacinto Methodist
Smith
South Africa
AP Wire
U.S
Miami
Gary Krist
Barbara Mackle
Georgia
Astrodome
Astrohall
Crawford Martin
Paul VI
Vatican
Earth
Neil A. Armstrong Kells
Tra
Lyndon
Russell Liles
Arthur Oviedo
Jim Taylor
South Main
Taylor
Suzi Powers
Troy Peterson
BCTA
the Voice
Bob Wahrmund
Herbert W. Herbert
Hamson
St. Cecilia's Guild
Trinity
Episcopal
Hart J. Ante
John K
Jechacek
KE. Sauls
Colley’s Schaat
Newfoundland
Churchill Falls
Citizens National Bank & Trust Co