Hoffa Jury Tampering Trial Opens Monday in Tennessee
James R. Hoffa, president of the Teamsters Union, faces a federal jury tampering trial in Nashville, with six co defendants. The case stems from a 1962 conspiracy to influence jurors, linked to Hoffa's era of high stakes bargaining and a three year contract in Chicago. The sprawling indictments accuse Hoffa and others of offers and schemes to sway jurors, with possible prison terms up to 20 years per count. The trial follows Hoffa victories and growing internal unrest within the union, and could span six weeks to three months.
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Cuattanooga
Tenn
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Wuckers
Pete
Hoffa
Tial
Nashville
Chicago
Robert F. Kent
Michigan
Nedy
1 Union, Pension Fund
Willdm E. Miller
Hoff
Arlen Dorfman
Nicholas J. Tweek
Huntington
W. Vaz
Lawrence W. Medlin
Nashvile
Larry Campbell
Teamsters
Detroit
Thomas Ewing Parks
Ewing King
Nashville Teamsters
Medlin
Plarks
Campbell
King
Alfred Nelson Paden
W. Va
Albert P. Cole
Huuntington
Gell
West
Hoffa Js
Sun Spots Concert Group BAYSHORE CONCERT Association
Community notices announce a Sunday 3 p.m. meeting at the Biltons’ home, Theta Gamma Beta Sigma Phi kiddy party at 7 20 p.m. Saturday at the Optimist Clubhouse, and a catered costume party for members and husbands.
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Bayshore Concert ‘Association
FE. A. Bilton
THETA
Beta Sigma Phi
Optimist
Market Street Road
Roseland Pavilion
Baytown Socials and Local Happenings Roundup
Mrs A D Haynes checks a photo file while Aline Keller phones a meeting notice Others note Mrs J T Meare's understanding. Ray Rushings plan Junior High Fellowship entertainment. Barbara Noxon misses a friend shopping. Congrats Mr and Mrs H R Brockleman on 55th wedding anniversary. Julia Machala shares kolaches recipe. Doris and Jim Conway of Austin visit Baytown for Pipeline school plans. Tommy Rochelle poses for a picture. Bobby Warford on optimism banquet turnout. Jim Irvine and wife praise Baytown debaters. Lester Alford wears bright red vest. Tom Heflin assists a photographer.
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D. Haynes
Aline Keller
J. T. Meare
Ray Rushings
Barbara Noxon
H. R
Brockleman
Julia
Jim Irvine
Lester’Alford
Tom Heflin
Nhs
Court To Decide Ownership Of LP Savings Firm
A Houston judge will hear a dispute over Bayshore Savings Association of La Porte ownership after a January board expansion and ensuing clashes. Kubler group sues alleging fraudulent actions by the new directors while La Porte State Bank blocks payments, keeping over $400,000 in deposits.
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LP Savings
Free Shaves Launch LC Beard Growing Contest at Le College
Ranglers Patrick Pearce and James Cast start a beard growing contest with free shaves offered by Ray Morgan and Marilyn Devter. Contest runs into March with prizes for best beards and a Western Week dance on March 14 at the college.
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le College
Paul Pearce
James Cast
Ray Morgan
Ranglerrite
Marilyn Devter
Henan
Uepelzes
Rangers
Ranglersttes
Cnliege
Pearce
Rangler
Canton
No Definite Plans for City Airport at Baytown Luncheon
Leonard Derden and City Councilman Jack Huror discussed developing a municipal airport for Baytown and surrounding areas at the Chamber of Commerce luncheon. No definite plans exist, but the committee backs improving Humphrey Airport or building a new facility to serve industry and private aviation, needing about 450 acres and a 4000 foot runway.
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Leonard Derden
Baytown
Chamber of Commerce Aviation Committee
Jack Huror
Holiday Inn
Huron
Paap
Gee Vile Monte
Humphrey Airport
Cal
Howanl Humphrey
Humphreys
Air U.S
Derden
Texas Air Group
Baytown Education Loan Fund Panel Sets Jan 23 Meeting
Baytown civic business and professional members are invited to a steering committee meeting for the education loan fund at 7 10 p.m. Jan 23 in the Student Center of the Lee College administration building. Roy Comeaux, chairman, aims to report committee progress and seek broad Bartown support for the fund to aid Lee College graduates pursuing further education.
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Educational Loan Fund
Baytown
Lee College
Roy Comeaux
Yall
Educational Loan
Comeaux
John Guemple
Baytown Fund Group
Walter Rundell
Charles Stesse
Joe Harling
Harris County S&L Keeps Some Officers
Harris County Federal Savings and Loan Association announced no changes to its officers and directors at the annual stockholders meeting. Re-elected are R. H Reber as chairman, J. W. Gack Strickler president, C. E. Carlson vice president, W E. Duplantis vice president, Henry Cathriner vice president, Robert P. Kerr vice president and secretary, Mrs. 3. T. Cooper assistant secretary, W. E. Duplantis Jr. treasurer, and Mrs. Charlotte Edge assistant treasurer. Directors with expiring terms reelected include Strickler and Kerr. others remaining directors include Carlson, Cathriner, Duplantis, Alfred Melinger, W.H. Reb efaint Theo WHburm. Attending stockholders listed include Dr. W. A. Grelrich, Eddie Cox. ALC Carlson, Dr. Minnie Alice Robertson and Carter H. Miller. A review of 1963 operations was presented by Strickler.
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Harris County Federal Savings and Loan Association
R. H Reber
J. W. Gack ‘Strickler
C. E. Carlson
Charlotte Edge
Strickler
Robert P. (Poh) Kerr
Henry Cathriner
W. FE. Duplan Us
Alfred Melinger
W.H. Rebef Aint
Theo Whburm
W. A. Grelrich
Eddie Cox
Carlson
Minnie Alice Robertson
Carter H. Miller
Optimist International Boss Outlines New Program
Dr. George Cobley of California, president of Optimist International, urged Baytown Optimists to shift from youth only work to coordinating with professional youth agencies. He presented a five point plan to expand services, engage government and industry speakers, support education, combat school dropouts, and promote urban community betterment. The banquet attracted 196 optimists from 19 cities, with Mayor Lee Liggett presenting the key to the city.
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Bobby
Sutphin
George Cobley
California
Optimist International
Cobler
Baytown
Optimist Club
Dr. Cobley
T. C. Parker
Houston
Lee Liggett
Optimists
Cobley
Service Organization
Commu.niee
Eley
Three New Technical Buildings Planned For Lee College
The Rice Hurst School board votes to study a comprehensive plan for a technical and vocational program at Lee College, with three buildings plus equipment estimated at 466,900 dollars and furnishings at 245,600 dollars. Federal aid could cover about half the building costs while the district would pay 55,600 dollars if aid is received. Plans include two story data processing and radio TV areas and one story shops for automotive and welding with offices and classrooms, plus possible parking lot conversion on west Lee Drive.
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Rice Hurst School
Tnissees
Lee College
Dolla the Boar
Hkundon
James A
Bitsy) Davis
Rundell
Demic
Eee
Buc
Itd
Runde
John Guengile
H. Miles
Guy Holman
Jack Carpenter
da atWwoest
College Distict
Davis
Dean Rundell
Lee Drive
Connally seeks state representative seat from Sin district
Warne W. Connally brother of Texas Governor John Connally announces candidacy for state representative from Sin district. He is a Wilson County rancher and Floresville native. Also brief items note Alan Shepard Jr recovering from thyroid surgery, legal troubles of Anthony DeAngelis, Texas snow warnings, Zanzibar regime, and Goldwater on poverty plan.
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Warne W. Connally
Texas
John Connall
Sin District
Wilson ‘County
Floresville
America
Navy
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Attendance At CC Fete Draws Record Crowd
The Chamber of Commerce annual banquet at Knights of Columbus Hall expects a record attendance surpassing prior years. The event opens with a 6 30 social hour and 7 20 banquet, with Wooten speaking on The Witt to be Economically Free and introduced by Perry Britton. Master of ceremonies Tack Jacobs and president J W Stackler will report on the year’s activities and plans for 19H. Madrigal Singers from Robert E Lee High School will perform, directed by Mrs. Mary Guemple. Reverend Edwin Summers provides the invocation.
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Chamber of Commerce
Knights, of Columbus
Bannuer
Chamber
Main
Spea Wooten
D. and Loan
Wooter
Perry Britton
Tack Jacobs
J. W
Jack) Stackler
Chamber of Commmerce
CBI
Strickler
Madrival Singers
Robert. Ey Lee High School
Iran
Meredith “Wileson
Mary Guemple
Edwin Summers
Grace Methodist Church
Rowill
Ben Frbout
Jeral
Douglas Stewart Named President of Citizens of Texas S&L
Douglas W. Stewart selected president of Citizens of Texas Savings and Loan Association succeeding the late Gordon Farned. At the annual stockholders meeting, Mrs Hugh Echols Jr elected chairman of the board with six new directors named including Albert Nelson and Abe Rosenzweig. Directors re elected include Spencer Blain Jr and others. New officers include Blain as executive vice president and secretary and James Cauley as vice president. Stewart previously served with Citizens National Bank Baytown and is a UT alumnus and Rotary member.
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Douglas W. Stewart
Citizens of ‘Texas Savings and Loan Association
Gordon Farned
Howard £. Brunson
Hugh Echols Jr
C. J
Fortinberry
L. G. Sanders
Levy Wile Bem
I A. Yount
Blain
James A. Cauley
Howard E. Brinson
L. D. Wilburn
Yount
Carmen Going
Robert Strickland
Neiy
Citizens of Texas Savings and Loan
Citizens National Bank and Trust Co
Baytown
Logn
Vales
Stewar
Roben E. Lee High School
University of Texas
5. Hown Rotary Club
Iard
Goose Creek Country Club
Univerests
Stewart
Mary
Cath= sjetine
Susan
Doug
M15
Levins
Tal
Bertier Stewart
FL. Sterting
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R. C. Fleming
Runnerberg Road
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Emil R. Hampt
Galveston
Woman's Club
Federation of Women's Clubs
BAY Area Board of Realtors
Zinnual
Miss Kent
Breanmanthey
East Texas Ave
Stephens College
Chhosen
Mademoiselle Magazine
National College Board
United’ States
Canada
Rabroad
Rose
Richard Soren Rose
Lamar Tech College
Glover Productes
Paul Donald Glover
la Porte
Januar
Cedar Bayou
Rainbow Girls
Cedar Bayou Masonic Lodge
ST. Joseph Altar Society
St. Joseph Church
Garden Federation East
Harris County Federation of Garden Clubs
Sterling Municipal Library
Robert Patton
Bayshore Savings Association of la Parte
Phil Peden
John §.Kubler c
Lila Hallmark
Robert A. White
R. A. Waght
Jim F. Mayse
Wiliam RB. Davison
Latane’ Temple
Chet Brooks
Robert C. Lanier
Jon Shum
James Harrop
Rick B. Fogle
Jr Shumway
Hubler
la Porte ‘State Bank
Mihler
Utfs
Kubler
Association
J. R. Halcomb
la Porte State Bank
UT. Gov. Preston
Smith
Baytown Education Loan Fund
Harris County S&l
Optimist International Boss
Anthony de Angelis
Jersey City
Panhandle
Grant
Terhiy
Zanziby
Pies
People’s Republic
Zanzibar
Cranes
Cainn
Rele
Barry
Goldwater Ishels
Johnson
Douglas Stewart
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