Viet Cong violate lunar New Year truce with Da Nang attack
Saigon AP report says Viet Cong struck a U S Marine patrol near Da Nang and clashed with South Korean marines in a two hour battle near the central coast. Two Americans and 46 Communists were killed, with 49 truce violations reported by nightfall.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
da Nang
Nnd
U.S
Igon
New Zealand
Liberation Front
Nhat
New Car Stolen Here Returned With Damage
Jesse D. Higginbotham of 1908 Utah an employee of Schock Turner Inc car dealers in Pasadena had a new company car stolen from his driveway overnight Wednesday and returned with a flat tire and about 300 in damage. Higginbotham parked the 1966 bronze Plymouth Barracuda in his driveway around 9 pm Wednesday and left the keys on the dash. At 6:45 am Thursday he found the car back in the driveway with the keys in the ignition and the rear end damaged.
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Jesse D. Higginbotham
Utah
Schock Turner Inc
Pasadena
Higginbotham
Baytown Police
Bayshore Wagon Wheel Square Dancers Set 3pm Saturday
The Bayshore Wagon Wheel Square Dancers will perform at 3 pm on Saturday at the Knights of Pythias Hall. Master of ceremonies will be Mr. K. Kopp. Hostesses will be Mrs. Herman Bush and Mrs. B. W. Schulze.
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Bayshore Wagon Wheel Square
Knights of Pythias Hall
MM. K. Kopp
Herman Bush
Icc
B. OW. Schulze
Highlands State Bank Reelects Officers and Directors
Highlands State Bank reelected all officers and directors at the annual stockholders and directors meetings held Wednesday. Officers include Lang as chairman, Woodard as vice chairman, Gillespie as president, Heger and Oldham as vice presidents, May as cashier, and Thompson as assistant cashier. The 16 directors named include Barba, Sawer, Fortner, Franta, Gillespie, Harigel, Lang, Meincom, O Grady, Ramsey, Sammons, Shlenker, Simmns, Smith, Weerme, and Woodard, with Heger and Oldham as advisory directors. The board approved a third consecutive 20 percent stock dividend, a 2-for-1 stock split changing par value from 10 to 5, boosting capital stock from 180,000 to 216,000, and noted capital stock plus certified surplus rising from 125,000 to 340,000 in seven years. The last year’s surplus rose from 100,000 to 124,000, with 10,000 added on Jan 12 and 14,000 on Dec 28.
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Highlands State Bank
Donald R. Lang
Frank S. Woodard
Marvin E. Gillespie
John H. Heger
K. E B. Oldham
Norman B. O'Grady
Irene Im May
Betty J Thompson
Guy J. Barba
George Sawer
C. A. Fortner
Albert H. Franta
O. W. Harigel
Donald FR. Lang
Roy T. Meincom
Normie B. Or Grady
Charles F. Ramsey
James H. Sammons
Inin
Shlenker
G. O. Simmns
tAmbrose J
Franks. Woodard
Twal
John H' Heger
K. E. Oldham
Baytown Crosby Boys Face Mail Box Charge
Three Baytown youths and one from Crosby, all under 18, appeared before the Beer Commissioner in Houston on January 3 charges of damaging mail boxes in Brownwood area. Each held on 500 personal recognizance. Police said nine boxes were damaged from empty card and drink cases stolen from Lewis and Coker store on Bayway Drive. The 180th meridian is noted as the information date line.
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Baytown
Crosby
Houston
Brownwood
Blair
Mann
Lewis & Coker
Bayway Drive
Channelview trustees renew school official contracts and programs
Channelview school trustees met in the high school conference room on a Tuesday in January for a regular meeting. They granted gymnasium and auditorium use for a talent show and basketball games, awarded cafeteria equipment bids to Pappas Refrigeration, and extended the contracts of Supt. H. C. Schochter and Business Manager R. M. Wilson to June 30, 1969. The board accepted resignations of two teachers and noted staff histories and district growth from 1953 to 1966.
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Maurine Holliman
Channelview
San Jacinto Girl Scouts
Pappas Refrigeration Company of
Houston
Wilson
DeZavalla
Evelyn Rogers
DeZavalla Elementary
Ruth S. Martin
Hearne
Tex
Martin
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Elizabeth Hylton
Troy W. Cooper
Old River ‘Terrace Methodist Church
Jay Stepp
DeZavalla Parent-Teacher Association
Allen
Dayton Men Bound Over On Radio Theft Charge
Three Dayton men Jack Donald Grove Philip Glenn Wilson and Willie Frank Timer Jr were bound over to the grand jury on two charges theft and breaking and entering an auto for stealing two car monitor radios including one from the city Bond set at 1000 on each charge Johnny Samora also bound over for attempted burglary of the B M Pawn Shop on New Years Eve Charges against Lando Baxter Reynolds were dismissed after further testimony Other dispositions include two men bound over for impaired driving and a man bound over for robbery by assault with various fines and future court dates Jan 5 hearing extended to Thursday session for additional testimony
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Dayton
Justice of the Peace
M. M. Brown
Jack Donald Grove
Philip Glenn Wilson
Willie Frank Timer Jr
Johnny Samora
B&m
H N. Main
Lando Baxter Reynolds
William E. Butler Jr
Houston
Reynolds
FE. D. Vick
Vick
Neal Rogers
Harris
Clyde A. Lawin
Harold Floyd Cohen
Hancock
Baytown
Robert Louis Pearlock
Harris County Charity Hospitals Budget and Plans
The Harris County charity hospitals spent 7 384 406 dollars in 1865 within a 7 603 243 dollar budget. A report was presented at a Thursday board meeting of the Harris County Hospital District. Plans for Jefferson Davis Hospital include a community mental health center and an alcoholic treatment unit, plus 44 additional maternity beds and an infant clinic. Patients are being released from Jeff Davis and Ben Taub General after an average 2.2 day stay, said administrator Jim Pears.
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Harris County
Harris County Hospital District Board of Managers
R. L
Bob) Gillette
Baytown
Jefferson Davis Hospital
Jeff Davis and
Ben Taub General Hospital
Jim Pears
Marsh Promoted At CV State Bank
Devlin Marsh longtime Channelview State Bank cashier since February 1965 was elected vice president and cashier at an annual directors meeting. He has served five years with the bank. Other officers were reelected: J W Anderson chairman, F M Saunders president, Martin King vice president. Directors reelected at the stockholders meeting were Bob Chapman J H Crenshaw G Jones R Jones Sr J O Kirk Charles Laswell C E Leach R J McAmis J P McGee David Pas iternak H Schochler Clyde Steed E Jack Walton with advisory directors George Sims and Joseph Hornberger.
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Devlin Marsh
Channelview State Bank
Marsh
J. W.anderson
Beara
F_ M. Saunders
Martin King
Bob Chapman
J. H. Crenshaw
G. Jones
3. R. Jones Sr
J. O. Kirk
Charles L. Lasvwell
C .E. Leach
R. J. Mc Amis
J. P. McGee
David Pasiternak
H. ©. Schochler
Clyde M. Steed
E. Jack Walton
George T. Sims
Joseph Hornberger
Crosby Independent School District Seeks Alumnus Engine Bids
The Crosby ISD Board invites bids for secure specifications for Blagg Business Office at 14 Pecon Street Crosby Texas All bids due 4:00 p.m February 3 1966 addressed to Board of Trustees Crosby ISD Drawer C Crosby Texas Bids to be opened at a DAAIC meeting in the Board Room Administration Building at 7200 February 3 1986 James J President TM 21 and 2 rs
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Crosby Independent School District
Crosby
Texas
Blagg Business
Pecon Street
Trus Crabby
Independent School Distret
Graney “Inegoenset School
James J
Blasingame Receives 40-Year Service Pin at Humble
William A. Blasingame, chief operator at Humble Enjay Chemical Co.’s butadiene unit in Baytown, is honored for 40 years with the company. A native of Van Zandt County, he began in the refinery Pit Department, moved through Cracking Coils and Light Ends, and helped start the Butadiene plant in 193. He and his wife, Memorial Baptist members, enjoy hunting, fishing, camping, and have a son, two daughters, and six grandchildren.
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William A. Blasingame
Humble
Enjay Chemical Co
Baytown
Blasingame
van Zanar
Big Springs
Vlater
Baytown Iampers Club
Blasingamé
Blasingames
Memorial Baptistenurch
Crosby Trustees Seek Bids On Portable School Rooms
Crosby School Board authorizes Supt. Allison Koonce and Business Manager Charles Culbertson to obtain bids for a portable building to be used at Drew School under Title I. They approve two educational trips for staff, survey interest in adult education, hire two four hour clerical workers, and seek attorney retainer fee information. The Crosby Eastern Star honors past matrons and patrons at a 61st birthday celebration with gifts, punch, and cake.
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Crosby School Board
Allison Koonce
Charles Culbertson
Drew School
Jerry Proohazka
John Bennett
Prochazka
National Association of Secondary
Cleveland
Ohio
Bennett
Texas Music Educators
Dallas
Marie Halton
Crosby
Miral Deaton
Charles R. Drew
Lioence
Crosby Order of the Eastern Star
Ces
Gladys O'Brien
Eastern Starx
Sybil Orr
Highlands
Jesse W. Lazenby
Esther Lazenby
Scott Herrin
Baytown
John A. Wilson
Mudrey Wilson
SuélHa Farmer
Ideh Anderson
Inez Gentry
Leon P. Crawford
N_S_ Treat
W. B. Copeland
Estate of Herbert Victor Plagens in Harris County
Letters testamentary issued to executor TRS Churchill at Houston Texas for the estate of Herbert Victor Plagens deceased. Creditors must present claims by a court deadline per Harris County Court case 90 723. Located in Roscoe Reiser Baytown Texas with executor address at 1 exon.
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Harris County
Texas
Tne
Belog Trs Churchill
Houston
Omy Alexander Plagens
Kerbert
Victor Plagens
Roscoe Reier
Iestor Baytown
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