Jeycees To Meet and Baytown Events This Week
Baytown Junior Chamber of Commerce members will meet Tuesday at the Chamber of Commerce. State Secretary Joseph G. Murphy of Louisiana will speak at an agency meeting of the San Jacinto Council No 278 at the KC Hall. Knights of Columbus Fourth Degree members attend in regalia. Rotary Club and Baytown events discuss new crime concept and a noon meeting at the Tower with Louis J. Fentiman as program chairman. Henry Reiss promotes a weekly shopping prize at 502 San Jacinto. Local graduate Winsingham, son of Mr. and Mrs. C A Winningham, graduates from a U S Air Force jet mechanics course at Amarillo AFB and will be assigned to Randolph AFB. Service to Shut-Ins program by League of Women Voters selling poll taxes through July 36. Scout Troop 325 meets Tuesday at the Scout House behind the Elk’s Lodge. Clear to partly cloudy, warmer weather through Wednesday. temps 42 to 70.
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Joseph G. Murphy
State Council
Ishis
Tilumtius
San Jacinto Council
KC Hall
Rotary Club
EVL
Strickler
Baytown
They Tower
Louis J. Fentiman
Agrmanic
Ross D. Winningham
C. A. Winningham
EL Pearce
Haytown
U.S. Air Force
Amarillo Air Force Base
Air Training Command
ATCH
Randolph Aeb
San Antonio
Winsingham
Robert E. Lee High
Yohei
Lee College
League OF Women Voters
League
Chamber Urges End To Gentry Hearing Plea
The Chamber of Commerce board of directors urged a quick end to the Gentry school hearing, claiming it harms the community while stressing the right to due process. They delivered a letter from Chamber President Wood to School Board President Stark, reiterating demand for a prompt, complete hearing and ruling.
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Beytowr Chamber of Commerce Board
Moai
Smlermoan
George HI. Gentry
Robert E. Lee
Gentry
Showl
Hippard
Chamber
Wood
Sariektes
A. K H. Stark
Stark
Shirk
the Sun
Board of
Shi Ihe Chamber
Commerc Board of Directors
Former Baytonian Kermit Burchett in Houston Hospital
Kermit Burchett, a former Baytonian, is at Methodist Hospital in Houston with spinal issues after an old football injury. He is in Room 488 and is said to be improving after a second spinal operation.
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Kermit Burghett
Jane Poage
Melanie Moore
Ronnie Cooper
Ty George
Godfrey
Cooper
Russel
New Coaches for Stings and Galena Park in 1965
In District 124A two new coaches begin 1965. Lloyd Parker becomes head football coach and athletic director at Texas City High School after Brownsville High with an 11 year 63 39 2 record. He will start February 1 on a two year contract at 50 per year plus benefits. At Galena Park High School Jess Sadler is promoted to head football coach with Wayre Lockys appointment as sophomore coach. Galena Park finished last season 10 0 and reached the 4A state finals before losing to Garland.
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Lloyd Parker
Texas City High School
Luesday
Parker
Brownsville High School
Canes
Texas City
Trinity University
SMU
Baylor
Hamilton
Mineral Wells
Brownsville
Galena Park High School
Paul Smith
Jess Sadler
Sadler
Galena Park
Huntsville
Sam Houston’ State College
Wayre Locky
Sophommore
Garland
Estes Behind Bars As Appeal Rejected
Federal authorities arrested Billie Sol Estes at his Abilene home after the Supreme Court refused to hear his appeal from a prison sentence for mail fraud. The former West Texas promoter, once worth millions, led a sprawling fertilizer and storage operation built on secured loans and forged mortgages, collapsing amid investigations.
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Abilene
Tex
Billie Sol Estes
Pison
EFS. Supreme Court
Estes
R. E. Thomason
el Paso
Thomason
U.S
William C. Black
Supreme Court
Black
West ‘Texas
Church of Christ
Pecos
Wall Street
Washington
Tyler
Marcy
Commons Foor Gets Gander At Robert E. Lee High
Ground floor work began on a Keyettes of Robert E Lee High School project to install a flying gander figure in the new student commons. Project chair Betsy Broyles and architect James Davis led the effort with a $300 cost covered by Keyettes. The completed display will be roped off and presented in an upcoming assembly. designer Leona Munkleiroy created the drawing.
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Robert E. Lee High School
REL
Ngure
Betsy Broyles
Leona’ Munckleroy
James 4. Davis
Nancy
Mary Schwendeman
View. Pi
Girls and Boys Gymnasiums to be Equal in New High School
School board approved equal treatment of girls and boys gymnasiums with a maple floor, considering steel concrete or vinyl asbestos options to save about $6,000. Architect Davis noted the girls’ gym may not be prioritized like the varsity boys’ arena, prompting questions from parent Karl Prysh ek about commitments and the board’s stance.
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Symnasium Oor
James” AL Davis
Gem
Trust
Karl Pryshek
Riri
Pa Saar Knox
Beavers
Hudding Commifites
Ming Tither
Waple Girls
Zymi
Mays
Board
Sheriff Arrests Crowd at Selma Courthouse Voter Line
In Selma Alabama Sheriff James G Clark blocked more than 30 Black residents from entering the Dallas County Courthouse via an alley entrance to apply for voter registration. He warned they were under arrest as the group resisted moving through the alley where others waited for voter tests.
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Selma
Ala
Sherif James G. Clark
Dallas
Clark
Churchill's condition unchanged amid near‑death care
London reports said Sir Winston Churchill showed no further deterioration through the night. Lord Moran, Churchill’s doctor, remained at his bedside as hopes dimmed and political leaders postponed House actions and public events.
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London
Winston Churchill
British Media Association
Sul
Moran
Winston
The
Medical Association
Lord Moran
Harold Wilson
House of Commons
West Germany
Churchill
Simon de Montfort
Elizabeth
Condor
Sandringham
Lou Avon
Sir Anthony Eden
Nix
Nados and
Arived
Sir Winston
Loy Avon
Lady Churchill
Mary
Christopher Soames
Baytown engineers set for petrochemical exposition in Houston
Baytown engineers will attend the American Institute of Chemical Engineers Petro-Chemical Exposition February 7 to 11 at the Rice Hotel and Sam Houston Coliseum in Houston. About 200 to 300 Baytown attendees will present papers on liquid liquid extraction and laminar flow heat transfer while a technical manager from Esso Research presides. The four day event includes plant tours of Humble and Gulf facilities, plus NASA and a Texas rodeo outing for attendees and their spouses.
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Bill Wartman
Baytown
American Institute of Chemical Engineering
Rice Hotel
Sam Houston Coliseum
Houston
Br. W. B. Franklin
Haytown
Esso Research and Engineering Co
National Organization
Petro -Chemical Industry
M. S. B. Munson
G. T. Atkins
Pranklin
Petro-Chemical
Institute
Boston
Will Stave
Humble Oj. and Refining Co
Humble
Gulf
Sheil
Diamount Alkali
Armco Steel
Monsanto
Rohm and Haas
Goodyear
Sinclair Koppers
Texas Alkyls
Manned Spacecraft Center
Clear Lake
NASA
Ima’ Hoge
Alley Theatre
Simonton
Texas
Inaugural Activities Hit Top Speed in Washington
The Johnson inauguration week begins with nonstop events and receptions. Vice President elect Humphrey and governors attend crowds as a full schedule unfolds including an inaugural concert and Young Democrats dance. Weather forecasts hint at possible rain but parade plans proceed with packed venues and sold out engagements.
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Washington
Johnson
Capitol
Hubert H. Humphrey
Indiana
National Symphony
Pal
Johnsons
Ayelloy Lyndon
Police Halt Trip To Altar For Quartet
Four Baytown youths and two accompanying partners were stopped on Interstate 10 by Chambers County police while en route to Louisiana to be married. The group, aged 27, 27, 90, and 22, were jailed on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. The incident followed a traffic stop after a police radio alert from Baytown. The quartet remained in custody as preparations continue in Justice of the Peace M. M. (Fats) Brown’s court.
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Baytown
Chambers
Louisiana
Justice Cf
Peace
M.M
Fats) Brown
Kmart
Lois Presnall
Gulf Coast Hospital
Dorothy MM
Presaull
E. Defée
Tloyd Clark Jr
Bertinesses
SPS
Thuringer
Awarding Of Contract Set Tuesday
The school board trimmed 60000 from the cost of Beytown's new high school but keeping the project over 3.63 million. Span-Glass Inc. of Hi ton won the base bid, lowest of seven, at 3.13 million after reductions. Public hearing scheduled at 7:30 p.m. in Rean Lee High School auditorium to discuss the plans with Knox Beavers leading the building committee.
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Beytown
Span-Glass Inc
Hiton
Gearte
K. Gentry
Rean Lee High School Auditorioum
Knox Beavers
Beavers
James A. Davis
Davis
Ralph Speich
Louis Spaw
Genrae Gisss
Spaw + Glass
Inc
Choosis
Cornell
Great Society Has No Soto
By Fred Wartm Washington letter argues Great Society programs face obstacles and political hurdles as national debate intensifies. Local readers see concerns about funding, implementation, and public reception shaping policy prospects.
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Fred Wartm
Washington
Great Society
Inaugural Gala Inside Richly Staged Washington Event
Report on the inaugural gala at the National Renory with 11,000 Democrats present. Richard Adler whispered protocol notes to Sally Ann Howes as President Johnson entered. a comedian Woody Allen urged a federal intervention amid backstage tensions.
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Washington
Richard Adler
Sally Ann
Howes
Johnson
Humphreys
George
O'Doyre
Oasis
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