Baytown voters set four bond issues to aid county growth
Judge Elliott urged Baytown backing for 63 million in four county bonds. Projects include Airport-NASA Roads at 27.0 million linking Highway 75 to 59, Bay Area Boulevard and a belt-loop extension, plus a State Rights of Way 2.0 million and juvenile facilities 4.0 million. A Family Law Center would consolidate services for broken homes and child care.
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Texas
Elliott
Baytown
Bobby Sutphein
Harris County
Bill el
Ior
Family Law Center
Commissioners Court
Ton
NASA
Clear Creek Road
Red Bluff
Fairmont Park
Houston Ship Channel
Bay Area
Gulf
Clearby
Lake
Seabrook
W. E. Carmichael
Houston
Bayport
Counway
Los Angeles
Courtland
Chicago
Olds
Debakey Concurs Albert Seeks Re election Term
U S Rep Albert Thomas announces bid for a 16th term in the May Democratic primaries. Houston physician Dr Michael Debakey accompanies him as friend and advisor. Thomas, first sworn in 1937, is a powerful Appropriations figure and long allied with the Johnson Kennedy administrations.
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Washington
U.S
Albert Thomas
Michael DeBakey
Houston
Thomases
Thomas
Texas
Harris County
House of Representatives
House Appropriations Committee
House
Independent Offices
Thermas
Atomic Energy
NASA
Federal Communications Commission
General Services Actration
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Congress
Kennedy
Thome
Albert
Rep
Manned Spacecraft Center
Johnson Hin
West Baytown notices and city happenings
Local club meetings and community news from Baytown include the West Baytown Kiwanis and First Baptist Church matron group meeting at 7 p.m. and noon respectively, notes on residents, a new state highway patrolman stationed in Baytown, and weather and tide forecasts for Galveston with wind and temperatures.
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West Baytown
Bos Cheek
East Matrons Ciub
Cedar of First Baptist Church
H. D. Woolsey
Baytown
Grover Edge
Grops
Katie King
Weather Bureau
Lane Ward
U.S
Garrett Herring
Chambers County
Baseball Writers Association
J. B
Jimbo) Wooldridge
Anahuac
Don W. McLeod
Mont Belvieu
Diana Alford
Houston
Jack Hester
Corie Laughlin
Lillie Duke Hospital
Fred Linterman
E. W. Bruce
REL Bandsmen Vie For All State In Lufkin Tryouts
Robert E. Lee high school music aims high as ten REL band members head to area tryouts in Lufkin to vie for all state honors. Fifteen boys and girls from the district compete in a regional field of 720 musicians, with Dallas hosting the all state band on February 1.
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Lufkin
Robert E. Lee
REL
Dallas
Allstate
Te Zs
Texarkana
Gulf Coast
Graham Painter
Earl Center
Comet
Robert Whitson
Gary McGowan
Jon Blake
Jill Legler
Sherry Smith
Elise Howell
Cookie T Iders
Diane Atkins
Harris Savings and Loan names new officers in shakeup
Harris County Federal Savings and Loan Association announced officer changes with I W E Duplantis Jr named vice president and treasurer and Mrs Glenice T Cooper appointed comptroller and assistant secretary. Existing officers reelected include W W Reber as chairman J W Strickler as president Robert P Kerr as vice president and secretary. Directors elected for three year terms include Theo William and W E Duplantis Sr. 1965 assets reached a record 326,287,932 with net savings growth of 1,386,000 and 7,707,000 in mortgage loans. total mortgage loans 22,847,000. Strickler forecast stronger mortgage activity amid rising real estate demand and continued savings growth into 1966.
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Harris County Federal Savings& Loan Association
I W. E. Duplantis Jr
Glenice T. Cooper
W.W. Reber
Bboard
J. W. Strickler
Robert P. Kerr
Carlsson
Henry Cath- Tiner
Strickler
Howev
Savings and Loan
Baytown
Associattion
Baytown braces for 28 degree freeze and cold snap
Baytown and the Texas Panhandle endure subfreezing conditions as a wintry storm sweeps across the state. Forecasters at Houston say Sunday morning temps may dip to 28 in Baytown with skies clearing later, while other areas report record lows from Dalhart to Lubbock. Roads near Ansarilla, Lubbock, Midland, Wichita Falls and along the Red River Valley are hazardous, prompting authorities to urge cautious travel.
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Wichita Falls
Abilene
Shreveport
Mercury
Dalhart
Perryton
Spearman
Amarillo
Dumas
Lubbock
Panhendie
Plains
West Texas
Ansarilla
Midland
Red River Valley
Mineral Wells
Fort Worth
Dallas
Waco
Tyler
Longview
Lammers Outlines City Hall Plan March Start
Architect Lowell Lammers outlined plans for the city hall and community center to begin by late March with occupancy hoped for in spring 1967. The project, on Market and West Main streets, forms part of Baytown’s capital improvements funded by bonds.
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Lammers
Bee Landrum
Lowell Lammers
Baytown
Texas Society of Professional Engineers
Civic Center
Market
General Services
West Main
Market Street
Fritz Lanham
Lanham
New Sterline High School
North Main Street
Massey Tompkins Road
West Main Street
Legee Lasemers
Gleason to take time off next year for new ideas
AP wires report comedian Jackie Gleason will not host a regular show next year to allow time off for development. The chaotic page also notes a weak jury seating in the Messler Hunter trial and varied national events from shrimp production in Texas to hurricane impacts in Louisiana. The Nigerian prime minister Sir Abubaker Tafawa Ba fewi is reported dead.
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Jackie Gleason
Messler Hunter
Veteran Sun Employes Given New Assignments
Three Baytown Sun staff promotions affecting veteran employees were announced by editor Fred Hartman and Beulah Mae Jackson and Bill Hartman. Jackson and Hartman received new titles, Ann Pritchett named office manager, and the Sun expands responsibilities across multiple Baytown area papers.
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Baytown Sun
Fred Hartman
Miss Beulah Mae Jackson
Bill Hartman
Ann Pritchett
Miss Jackson
Sun
The
Baytown
Freeport
Bay City
Rosenberg
Alvin
Angleton
Henderison
la Porte
Brenham
el Hartman
Horace Mann
Ans
la Porte - Bayshore Sun
Baylor University
Iraqz
Bill
Pritchett
James H. Hale
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Carrie Laughlin
Preston Pendergrass
Melton Durant
Henry F. Reimer Sr
Beulah Mae Jackson
Budget figures show Trinity River, Greens Bayou projects
U S Rep Albert Thomas released 1966 budget figures detailing allocations for Trinity River navigation features totaling 200000, Greens Bayou restoration and expansion for general commerce at 495, and 313.8 million for Manned Spacecraft Center buildings and facilities. He notes 192000 will be spent at Clear Lake once the funds are appropriated.
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Washington
U.S
Albert Thomas
Trinity River
Greens Bayou
Manned Spacecraft Center
Thomas
Clear Lake
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Pies
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C. T. Bonner Jr
W. E. Huggins
Walters
Okla
E. L. Truax
Bowie, Tex
Bonner Sr
C. T. Freeman
Utah
Galveston
Citizens National Membar F.d.1.c
Gas Groos
la Porte- Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Bob Casey
State Highway Commission
Herbert C. Petry
Frank Boyle Sr
Siso
Harris Savings & Loan
Duplantis
Glenice T, Cooper
Associated Press
Louisiana
Trece
Nigerian Information Ministry
Sir Abubaker Tafawa Bafewi
Abe
Harris County Federal Savings and Loan Assn
BAY Area Board of Realtors
Angel’s Grill
Peoples State Bank
F.d.lc
Bulletin
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