Goose Creek Club Elects Nelson to Board
ft Board Member ALBERT NELSON was elected to the Goose Creek Country Club board replacing James Nelson. Jury Commission in Harris County met at 1 20 pm Thursday in Criminal District Judge Wendell Odor's court to select grand jury members with Baytown Attorney George Chandler noted as a member. Neighborhood Meet Goose Creek Girl Scout Neighborhood to meet Friday at 9:30 am at Ashbel Smith Scout House. Weather and Tides Baytown area forecast partly cloudy clear. 40 to 58 degrees. Galveston tides Friday high at 2 30 pm and town at 5 42 am. YH Baytown Toastmasters Club meets Thursday at 6 30 pm at the Tower. Bart Henson Toastmaster of the night. General evaluator Jerry Glahn and table topics chair Bel Smith. speeches by Al Sanders Richard King Red Grandy Jim Forestman. Mrs J A Cope of 3126 Wisconsin died Thursday morning. Arrangements by Paul A Lee Funeral Home. Lions Speaker Fletcher Hickerson Baytown Civil Defense director will speak to Beach City Lions Club at 7 pm Thursday in their community hall per Travis Read.
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Harris County
Wendell Odor
Houston
Baytown
George Chandler
YH Baylown
Toastmasters Club
Bart, Henson
Jerry’ Glahn
Lions
Fletcher Hickerson
Humble Board Members Review Baytown Refinery Operations
Humble Oil and Refining Co. board chairman M A Wright and six directors visited the Baytown Refinery to review 1966 operations and outline future plans with local management. The group met with Baytown Woman's Club members and toured newly installed equipment, while also visiting Esso Research and Engineering facilities in Baytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.A. Wright
Humble On and Refining Co
Baytown
H. W. Haight
R. H.venn
Nelson Jones
O L. Lurer
W. W. Bryan
J. P. Warner
Woman's Club
EJ. Hess
Hurvble
Esso Research and Engineering Co
Kathy Kyle Returns to Midwestern University midterm
Kathy Kyle returns to Midwestern University at midterm and meets Anna Battarbee. Gary Armer visits his hometown while Mothers March workers gain ground. Paula Cantrell upset over missing final exams and is in Baytown Hospital.
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Kathy Kyle
Mid- Western University
Anna Battarbee
Gary Armer
John Magee
Gisela ‘Perry
M. L. Cezeaux
Anneli ‘Lovering
Jim Geaslin
Fannie
Sylvia Meador
Lorraine Zerlinger
Baton Rouge
Welcome Wagon Club
Jerry Landry
Carolyn Ramsey
Paula Cantrell
Baytown Hospital
Harris County Senate Leaders Named to Key Committees
State Sen. Chet Brooks elected vice chairman of the legislative congressional and judicial district committee and named to banking cities and towns game and fish state departments and institutions and transportation committees. Senators Barbara Jordan and Henry Grover also named to the senate nominations committee.
Commodore Club To Present CC Program at Chamber Meeting
Larry Hale and Herbert Her bert co chairmen of the Commodore Club Baytown Chamber of Commerce membership committee will present the program at the regular Chamber meeting at noon Friday at Holiday Inn Eldon Berry president said the organization has done an outstanding job in securing new members since its inception two and a half years ago He urged all members attend the meeting for a report on activities history and accomplishments of the Commodore Club
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Larry Hale
Herbert Herbert
Commodore Club
Baytown Chamber] of Commerce
Chamber
Holiday Inn
Eldon Berry
Commodore ‘Club
Port Commission Lashes Clark Over Houston Tonnage
Port Commissioner RH Pruett of Baytown criticizes State Rep. Jim Clark for lack of study on Port of Houston operations. Clark proposes a joint legislative committee to study port activity and compare with New Orleans and other ports to improve Houston tonnage and profitability for Harris County taxpayers.
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Pruett
Baytown
Jim Clark
Houston
Clark
Austin
New York
The
Sun
Rep. Clark
Port of
Jeants
New Orleans
Baton, Rouge
Mississippi River
Harris County
Senate
California
International Longshoremen’s Association of Houston
Bill Elliott
Harris County - Houston Ship Channel Navigation District
Port Commission
Howard Tellepsen
Commission
W. D. Haden
Tellepsen
Beautification Committee Plans City Wide Spring Campaign
Expansion of the beautification plan dominates the regular monthly meeting of the Chamber of Commerce Beautification Committee at Holiday Inn. A N Johnson notes growing citizen awareness toward cleaning private property and thanks Lions Club and members for litter barrels and litter cams. A spring clean-up paint-up and spruce up campaign is planned for March with details to be announced.
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Chamber of Commerce
Holiday Inn
A. N. Johnson
Lions Club
Johnson
Harris County Voter Registration Drive Aims High
Harris County tax assessor Carl S Smith expects to register 200000 more before the January 31 1987 deadline for a voter certificate He announced that 375000 certificates have already been issued Certificates are available at downtown Houston tax office Baytown fire stations and 100 neighborhood grocers Residents can also mail the form to Carl S Smith Harris County 301 San Jacinto St Houston The certificate covers all elections from February 1 1967 to January 31 1963
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Harris County
Carl S& Smith
Houston
Baytown
Carl S. Smith
Harris ‘County
San Jacinto St. Houston
Shelter Manager Training Course Set for Baytown
Fletcher Hickerson Baytown Civil Defense director announces a Shelter Manager Training Course from 6 p m Friday January 20 to Saturday January 21 Instructors Clark Titus and W C Tideball of Texas A M Extension Service lead the program covering nuclear weapons attack fallout shelters National Civil Defense Program shelter organization staff requirements supplies operations shelter living emergencies and exercises Baytown needs one manager for each 160 persons sheltered about 100 managers must be trained to meet shelters now available
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Fletcher ‘Hickerson
Baytown Civil Defense
Humble
Esso
Jetty Council
Baytown Tunnel
Hospital
Clark Titus
Ww. C. Tideball
Texas A&m Extension Service
Congress can trim budget to avoid tax increase
Our World Today reports House Leader Gerald Ford says Congress can cut the federal budget enough to prevent a tax increase. Pentagon outlines consolidation affecting 33 US bases and six overseas facilities. Demney resigns as secretary leaving Commerce Dept underscored by top vacancies. Machinists Union, after last year’s airline strike, heads for a showdown with railroads. Senate backs a 61-37 vote strengthening anti filibuster rule. Red China power struggles spread with Maa Tse-tung followers accusing rivals of peasant support. Planes continue search for Andrew Mellon’s granddaughter heiress in the Caribbean. Audrey Bruce Currier, husband and pilot feared lost on vacation flight. Fourteen prisoners injured, eight by gunfire, to avert grey race clash at San Quentin. Winter cold bites eastern half. Rockies to Great Lakes show moderation. Bailey plans to challenge Massachusetts insanity law in DeSalvo appeal. Pilot Sam Mason files Joeps tolls and aerial stunts. tying trick done in helicopter.
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Andrew Melon
Caribbean
Audrey Bruce Currier
Don’t Criticize Garth Road Baytown’s Four Lane Connector
The Baytown Sun defends the Garth Road extension linking Park Avenue and Decker Drive amid criticism describing it as the street that leads to nowhere. Voters funded the project with bonds and property owners along the route helped cover costs. Carpenters Union members donated land for rights of way, explaining support for the project. Taxes from improvements on Garth Road will pay construction costs many times over.
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Baytown
New
Market
Lee Drive
Goose Creek
Carpenters Union
Decker and Garth
Garth Road
City Hall set for public zoning hearing series
Baytown residents will have a chance to speak at a series of public hearings on zoning changes. The first session is Friday at 7 pm in the council chamber. Speakers must register at the door and hearings will continue until all who wish to comment are heard.
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Baytown
Council Chamber
Larry Rale
City of the Commission
Pec
Haig
Hale
Dooley Suffers Stroke, Lapses Into Unconsciousness
In 1947 official retiree Dooley suffered a stroke on Friday and never regained consciousness, according to doctors. He had retired on Oct 1 but remained heard of in occasional cases.
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Ambres
Fed
Harry S
Dooley
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Goose Creek Country Club
James Nelson
Ashbel Smith Scout House
Galveston
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Cope
J. A. Cope
Wisconsin
Paul A. Lee
Leon Pretty
Humble Boss
Refinery
Citizens ‘National Terrier
Lamoor Disem Sons of
Arta
Texas
Jesus
Fia Felong
Crite
Triack Coun
Bate
Ford
Thad Felton
aCe
Tom. Farmer
Walter Loffin
Hugh Echols Jr
John Perkins
Don Teter
Opportunity
First Presbyterian Church
House
Gerald R. Ford
Congress
Pentagon
United States
John T. Demney
Commerce Department
Machinists’ Union
Red
Ghina
Maa
Tse-tung
San Quentin Prison
Rockies
Great Lakes
F. Lee Bailey
Massachusetts
Albert DeSalvo
Boston
Sam
Mason
Joeps
City Hall
Bulletin
Allen Riddle
Kimart Jewelery Department
Paul Raynard
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