Sunset Spots Robby Matherne Injury Update
Robby Matherne and family members Mr and Mrs Robert Matherne of Baytown announced he was discharged from Hillcrest Memorial Hospital in Waco after treatment for injuries from an automobile accident near Jelé. The story notes the Mylhornes returned to Hirdown Wednesday and adds local church and civic notes.
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Robby. Matherne
Robby Matherne
Mir
Robert Matne
Baytown
Hillcrest Memorial Hospital
Waco
Jelé
Mylhornes
Hirdown
Ramsey Urges Approval of Hospital District
Ramsey pushes a hospital district for Harris County area, arguing a district would fund and manage hospitals directly, reduce state fees, and improve efficiency. He cites Ben Taub and Jefferson Davis Hospitals, notes Houston taxes and costs, and recalls repeated earlier elections on district formation. Ramsey compares Baytown to Houston and stresses county court oversight for patient care.
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Delta Kapse Gamma Beuer Mn
Gamma NU Chipter
Battalice
I Kappa Gamma
Istrict
Toms Mexi-V
V. Ramsey
Precine 2
Gur
Mexico
Baytown
Munghean
Ramsey
Tar
Ben Tathp
Jefferson Davis
la City
Commissioners Court
Elecon
Kiwanis JIMMIE Carpenter Film Show At Noon Thursday
Kiwanis Club plans to screen films of Jimmie Carpenter’s Alaskan hunting trip at noon Thursday at the Tow Tri-Fi bar. A Neighborhood Girl Scout meeting follows a Red Cross first aid class starting 9 30 a m at Highlands Scout House. Chess Exhibition features Robert Briger from the House Tom Chess Club opposing Baytown Chess Club at 1 p m Wednesday at Citizens National Bank. Weather outlook: partly cloudy and cooler through Thursday with temperatures from 45 to 60 degrees.
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Kiwanis Club
Jimmie Carpenter
Highlands Scout House
Red Cross
Robert Briger
Tom Chess Club
Baytown Chess Club
Citizens National Bank
Core
Toward Repair and Local Happenings Report
A jumble of community notes lists residents preparing repairs, social visits, and college news. Names include T. W. Lyons, Laverne Harrison, Corrine Patton, Gracie Patterson, S. Winston, Carrie Allen, Judy Wiederman, Jame Seymore, Bob Feinberg, Edna Gray, Lillian Risher, and Vernis Haynes. Events cover surgery recoveries, busi ness updates, a Pilot Club smorgasbord in March, and Vernis’s Texas A&M degree.
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T. W. Lyons
Laverne Harrison
Corrine Patton
Gracie Patterson
S. Winston
Carrie Allen
Jame Seymore
Judy Wiederman
Wilton
Bob
Sewalaun
Edna Gray
Lillian Risher
Afr
Bira
AL V. Haynes
College Station
Vernis
Metropolitan Phone Studies Under Way
Metropolitan Phone studies in Baytown plan participation in the Houston Metropolitan Service Plan. General Telephone officials from San Angelo Robstown and Baytown met Southwestern Bell to schedule engineering usage and cost sizes. Baytown would gain local calling without long distance charges to Houston downtown central zone and Channelview Deer Park and La Porte zones. The area bounded by Cedar Bayou Lynchburg Cedar Bayou Road Goose Creek Interstate 10 and the San Jacinto River was agreed for study. The negotiation aligns with General Telephone policy of economical service, Cambern said.
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Baytown
Houston
Cambern
General Telephone Co
General Telephone
San Angel
Robstown
Southwestern Bell I Telephone Co
Central Zone
Channelview
Deer? Park
la Porte
Bay
Cedar Bayou
Lynchburg
Baytown Banks Elect Additional Directors
Baytown banks elected additional directors at annual stockholders and directors meetings. New board members include John Strickier and Dr. Louis B. Hughes for Peoples State Bank, with Perry W. Britton noting a strong year and optimistic outlook for 1965. Citizens National Bank named directors including Joe Mont Belvieu and Johanie G. Jennings, while L. G. Sanders became active vice president. First National Bank announced new directors including Dr. Charles L. Liggett, Baytown physician.
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Bill Wakeman
Baytown
John We (Taek) Strickier
Harris County Federal Savings and Foun
Louis B. Hugues
Baytown Phy
Peoples
W. C. Britton
Van
Perry Britten
Duplantis
Paul 3. Edwardis
Charles H. Fuller
Jessie M. Stavall
Anita C. Jackson
Hazel C
Sistant
Indgaret C. Myers
W, C
Ferry Britton
Cuptastis
Dr. Hughes
Ale Roark
Harold Scarborough
Strickler
Lula Barber
Ihe Tate J. R. (Stout) Barber
Joe Mont. Belvieu
Johanie G. Jennings
Citizens National Bank
Barber
Jennings
Cedar
Bayou
Iemar. L. G
Sanders
Citizens
John ©. Echols
Echols
Douglas W. Stewart
Robert Strickland
Sumner
Cecil Winfree
Charles L. Liggett
Wimpy) Wismer
George Chandler
First National Bank
Liggett
Connally Budget Board Recommends 1966 67 Spending Plan
The Texas Budget Board推荐 today a 1966-67 spending plan of 3.5 billion from all funds, below Gov. Connallys proposal. It calls for 567.3 million from General Revenue, omits several items in the governors budget, and notes public school salary raises and welfare payments are not included.
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Budget Board
Comptroller
Deena
State Teachers Association
Connally
Mni
Two U.S. Planes Downed In Laos
In Laos two U.S. Air Force jet fighters were shot down during reconnaissance operations. One pilot is reported recovered and search and rescue for the other continues. the incident raises the total U.S. air losses in Laos since last May to six.
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Washington
Laos
Defense Department
Yewsmien
Esi Eerie
Sylvester
Uriher
Jay
Navy
Goldwater Control Of GOP Reaches
Washington AP reports Barry Goldwater consolidates influence over the Republican Party six months after clinching the nomination. Ray Bliss of Ohio is named to take over the Republican National Committee chairmanship from Dean Burch, who will step down April 1. The move aims to avert a confidence showdown in Chicago and secure a party majority. Nixon and Eisenhower advised that Bliss must win a mandate, not just a majority, to lead.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Republican Party
Lavan
Arena
Ray C. Bliss
Ohio
Republican National Committee
Dean Buren
Burch
Goldwater
National Committee
Chicago
Bliss
Dwight D
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
GOP
Mercury Vapor Lights Installed in Local District
Mercury vapor lights were installed in the Cedar Bayou and Vitoors Roads area near Highway Ws in the completed project. The work wrapped up last Wednesday with several identifiers noting replacements of incandescent lights and the addition of LEDs in the vicinity.
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T &T
Defee and Pearte
Henness
Merce Vant
Pruett
Ork
Massey- Tompkins
Smith
Cedar Bayou
Vitoors Roads
Hichway
Panamanians Demonstrate Against U S Flare
About 3,200 Panamanians protested the United States in Santa Ana Plaza burning an American flag as National Assembly members denounced U S imperialism. Police used tear gas to disperse crowds after fights near the Canal Zone boundary.
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Panama
United States
Canal Zone
Santa Ana Plaza
U.S
National Assembly
Virgilio Schueverer
Fidel Castr
Legislative Palace
Canal
Goose Creek Country Club elects new officers and directors
M Cecil Bobbitt of Baytown is named president to be installed in February at the annual President's Ball. He succeeds Jacki Jacobs as stockholders and directors elect also choose Homer Wilson as vice president J M Black secretary and John W Strickler treasurer. Several directors are reelected or newly named including L Lee Brasfield Wilson Black and J W Ainsworth with outgoing officers and directors listed. A $150000 11 year debenture was authorized to cover club financing and plans were approved to invite Texas golf pros to Baytown for the Texas Golf Pros Association meeting next year.
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M. Cecil Bobbitt
Baytown
Goose Creek
Wilson
Black
J.W. Ainsworth
EC. Kimmonrs
William F. Milter
Bob Ware
Jacobs
L. G
Prof) Sar Hers
Bebbitt
Perry Britton
Britton
William B. Broyles
C. L. Clark
A. J. Smith_Sr
Robert, Strickland
W. G. Wilson
Frank Thielen Jr
John
Cook
Cluo
Gentry Hearing Time Changed
Public hearing for Gentry School Superintendent G George MH moved to 7:30 pm on Wednesday from 4 pm. R Stark, school board president, announced Reynolds of the firm requested the change due to Reynolds’ schedule conflicting with a case in Houston. Gentry will resume testimony Wednesday night after interruptions Friday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George MH
Gentry
A. R. Stark
Stark
Joe Reynolds
Legislators Organizing For Session In 38th Legislature
In Austin today lawmakers focused on committee organization for the new session. Lt. Gov. Preston Smith planned to have committees assigned for the Senate meeting at 10 30 a m while Speaker Ben Barnes began interviewing House members for panel jobs. The House convened at 10 a m to elect four key staff members. Barnes, 26, became the youngest Texas speaker since reconstruction after being chosen with DeLeon as deputy. Veteran members A M Atkin Grady Hazlewood Dorsey Harden Bill Moore and George Parkhouse were named to top committee posts. House committees would be appointed by Jan 23, the day after Gov. John Connally's annual address. The session opened with Barnes urging unity to make the moment memorable. Bates won a 332 9 vote to adopt House Rules amid some objections to the speaker's prerogatives.)
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Miréral Wells
Smith
Aca
A. M. Atkin
Paris
Grady Hazlewood
Ansarilio
Dorsey Harden
Sansinselo
Bill Moore
Brean
George Parkhouse
Dallas
Barnes
House
John Connally
Texas
Bates
Leutenants
Johnson seeks sweeping immigration reform in State of the Union
President Johnson calls Congress to pass a new immigration law based on work and skill, not birthplace or name spelling. The plan, largely a Kennedy-style proposal, would abolish the national origins quota within five years, favor work skills and family unification, and end the Asia Pacific triangle discrimination. It retains a 20 percent reserve for Allied nations and 10 percent for refugees, with remaining spaces reallocable.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
State of the Union
John F. Kennedy
United States
Kennedy
Sen
House Judiciary Committee
National
Goose Creek District Eyes Annexation Details
The County School Board considers annexation of the Goose Creek Independent Consolidated Schools District, a entity straddling Chambers and Harrris counties, with ongoing discussions about extending district boundaries and governance.
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Nex
Ons
Goose Creek
Independe Consolidated
Chambers
Harri
City Council Agenda Includes Railreed Crossing Talk
A Missouri Pacific Railway representative will discuss the Baker Road crossing at a City Council meeting in City Hall Thursday night. Earlier the council asked the company to study the crossing, calling it hazardous after last year's fatal collision between a car and train. The city would not participate in the cost of lights requested by the highway department.
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Missouri - Pacific Railway
Baker Road
Lakewood - Area
Esker
Betonte Dockes
Latham
Banker Gets 8 Years For $3 Million Theft
VALENTINE Neb AP reports banker Davenport pleaded guilty to two counts of misappropriation, admitting $3 million in theft. Judge Newton ordered consecutive sentences totalling 8 to 15 years, suspended 20 days for good behavior. Davenport, with his wife present, faced community reaction and details of the case emerged from the court.
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Valentine
Neb
Pon Reraska
Husky
Richard
Davenport
Dave
HL Newton
Devonport
Newton
Restaska
Incom
Hana
Malian
Cherry County
Allormeardi L. Sittler
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