Credit Union and Camp Events Highlight Humble Notices
Credit Union ROSS STERLING High School's Swingers will kick off the annual membership meeting of the Humble Employees Credit Union at 7 30 a m Thursday in the Robert E Lee High School auditorium. Film on Camp LUTHER GRAHAM will show camp films at 7 pm Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Wright.
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Ross Sterling High School
Swingers
Humbie Employes Credit Union
Robert E. Lee High School
Luther Graham
la Junta
Hurt
Robert Wright
Felton
Baytown Area Weather and Tides Outlook
Weather forecast for Baytown area calls for clear to partly cloudy skies with cool temperatures through Thursday. Wednesday temperatures expected in the mid 30s to upper 30s. tides in Galveston Bay show high at 6:35 a.m. and low at 3:24 p.m.
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Baytown Area
Galvestons
Small-Town Notes of People and Health Glimpses
Daydreams of Ernie Diffman about a Rayburn trip await clear weather. Larry Jackson rearranges grocery shelves stretching his customers. George Sewell says his family stays close to home. Tom Everidge suffers flu while Xina Stone endures sinus infection. Betty Zinn reports on authorship of Report From Tron Mountain. Gene Halter named Sterling librarian with story times planned. Jean Cummings suspects flu resistance. Peggy Shepherd visits Sun office. Elaine Rice seeks swimmers for X team. Jean Tedter travels to Austin to see grandson. Phillip Dignam attends a meeting as spectator. Margaret Speidel picks up soda. Dewaine finds Anderson helpful handyman.
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Ernie Diffman
Rayburn Jam
Larry Jackson
George Sewell
Tom
Everidge
Xina Stone
Betty Zinn
Tron Mountain
Gene Halter
Sterling
Jean Cummings
Peggy Shepherd
Sun
Elaine Rice
Jean Tedter
Austin
Phillip Dignam
Margaret Speidel
Dewaine
Anderson
Baytown man named to coastal water authority panel
John G. Jennings of Baytown was appointed to the seven member board of U S Steel's new Coastal Industrial Water Authority to help build a Trinity River water system. The authority will finance a pumping plant and canals to move Trinity River water into Harris County and the Galveston County line, with bonds backed by a Houston water contract. Jennings joins John Connally and Robert Lanier on the board. Houston figures also cite four appointees from Mayor Welch.
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John G. Jennings
Baytown
Lion
Trin
Gua.lity
Trinity River
John Connally
U. S. Steel
New Baytown
Coastal Indus_trial Water Authority
Water Authority
Harris County
Galveston County
Liberty
Wallisville
CIWA
City of
Houston
Livingston
Trinity
Jennings
Connally
Robert C. Lanier
George Hensesy
Liberty County
Citizens National Bank and Trust Co
Chambers County
Louie Welch
James A. Lammers
J. M. Smith
O. R. Smith
Jerry Finger
Wallisville Project
Killer Of Bus Station Manager Still At Large
Mrs Effie Chambers station manager of the Continental Trailways bus depot was shot to death during a Tuesday morning robbery in Baytown. The 35 year old left temple wound ended in a Baytown hospital. A total of 95.70 was taken. Police describe the suspect as about six feet tall, 200 pounds, 20 to 30 years old. An all points bulletin was issued across the state with assistance from the Harris County sheriff and Texas DPS. Funeral services were held at Earthman Funeral Home with burial in Cedar Crest Cemetery.
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Mike Lonsford
Effie Chambers
Continental Trailways
Baytown
Glen Rosier
Chambers
E. Lobit
Harris County Sheriff's Department
Texas Department of Public Safety
John C Cuthbertson
Cuthbertson
Mrs. Chambers
Baytown Man Dies After Oil Rig Fall
Charles Roy Baker 38 of 307 Long Drive Baytown died from internal injuries after a fall on an offshore Gulf oil rig. He was flown to a Morgan City hospital and pronounced dead on arrival. Baker, field supervisor for Hutchinson Manufacturing Co. of Houston, worked on Falcon Seaboard Rig 63. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Earthman Chapel with burial at Cedar Crest Cemetery. He was a Korean War veteran and longtime Baytown resident.
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Charles Roy Baker
Morgan City
Gulf of Mexico
Baker
Falcon Seaboard
Hutchinson Manufacturing Co
Houston
Earthman Chapel
Cejdar Crest
Ed Weatherly
Garth Road Baptist Church
Baytown
Three Texas doctors placed on five years probation
The Texas Board of Medical Examiners imposed five year probation on three Houston and Dickinson physicians Charles W. Thompson JIT Willard W. Pratt and William E Korndorffer. The action follows disciplinary proceedings against the doctors.
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Texas
Texas Board of Medical Examiners
Charles W. Thompson Jit
Willard W. Pratt
Houston
William E Korndorffer
Dickinson
One Week Left to Register for 1968 Elections in Harris County
Jan 31 deadline looms for voter registration in 1968 polls. County Tax Assessor Carl Smith has deputized about 150 helpers to register voters at Baytown stores, banks, plants, and offices. Residents must be U.S. citizens, 21+, and county residents for six months to vote. registration cert remains required for all elections after March 1. Deputies will operate 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Gibson's, K-Mart, Sears, and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Sears.
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Carl Smith
Smith
Harris County
Baytown League of Women Voters
Gibson’s
K-Mart
Sears
Citizens Bank and Trust Co
Highlands State Bank
Baytown
Esso Research and Engineering
Texas
United States
Lonal
Tmew
League
Gibson's
Car license plates go on sale February 5 in Baytown
Harris County tax office official A B Collins clarifies 1968 plates go on sale February 5 with color scheme unchanged from last year. Prices rise tabled by weight and vehicle type, trucks retain rates plus cents per plate additions for 1969. Trailer plates set with extra coating charge and weight-based fees. Licenses available February 5 to March 1 at the Baytown office and March through April 1 at supermarkets.
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A. B. Collins
Harris County
Baytown
Atte
Collins
Austin
Texas
Schools Add Six To Baytown Instructional Staff
Baytown school board approved six new instructional staff members and accepted resignations of three employees. New hires include Judith Baldwin Highlands Junior School, James Cavanaugh Ross Sterling High, William I Johnson Baytown Junior, Mary Kathryn Martin Horace Mann Junior, Bobby L. Sorenson San Jo Be Elementary, and Lois Walker Ross Sterling High. Johnson will replace a teacher moving to district math and science coordination. Resignations: Leon Brown Speech Therapist, Ann L Stephens Music at Carver, Johnny Peoples P E/Coach at Robert E Lee.
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Baytown
Judith Baldwin
Highlands Junior School
James Joseph Cavanaugh
Ross Sterling High School
William I. Johnson
Mary Kathryn Martin
Horace Mann
Bobby L. Sorenson
San Jo Be
Washtyle Evan
George Gentry
Evan
Gentry
Opryskek
Leon Brown
Stephen F. Austin State College
Cavanaugh
Lamar State College
Johnson
Millsaps College
Mississippi
Miss Martin
University of Texas
Sorenson
Southwest Texas State
Walker
Humble Oil and Refining Ca
Reunion Meeting Planned for 1948 Robert E. Lee Graduates
Members of the 1948 Robert E. Lee High School class are urged to attend a planning meeting for the 20 year reunion. The gathering is set for 2 p.m. Sunday at the home of Mrs. Patsy Sharp, 1405 Strickland.
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Robert £. Lee
Widow of Lee Harvey Oswald subpoenaed as witness
In New Orleans AP reports Marina Oswald Porter, widow of Lee Harvey Oswald, is to be subpoenaed as a material witness in the Kennedy assassination probe led by Dist Atty Kim Garrison. Assistant District Attorney James Alcock says she will appear under the Interstate Witness Comp pact, with appearances scheduled for December 3 and February 9. Porter, who has a Texas address, once lived with Oswald in Dallas during the months before the November 22, 1963, assassination.
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New Orleans
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kim Garrison
Kennedy
James Alcock
Marina Oswald Porter
Alcock
Porter
Richardson
Tex
Kenneth Jess Porter
Oswald
President Kennedy
Dallas
Navy Task Force Will Stand Ready
Navy task force including the carrier Enterprise moved through the Sea of Japan in high readiness to pressure North Korea over the Pueblo incident. The United States pressed the Soviet Union to persuade Pyongyang to release the captured ship with 93 aboard. White House said the seizure is very serious. State Department called it utmost gravity. President Johnson was to chair a National Security Council meeting as Congress debated possible retaliation. The UN demanded return and an apology while North Korea claimed Pueblo violated its waters. The Enterprise group swung toward Wonsan, hours from the seized vessel's presumed captivity.
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Washington
Enterprise
North Korea
United States
Pueblo
Sea of Japan
Soviet Union
White House
State Department
Johnson
National Security Council
Panmunjum
Korea
United Nations Command
Miaj
Choong-kook
Wonsan
Capitol 1Zill
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Dale Myers SR
D. D. Myers Sr
Texas Tech
ARMY
Glen A. Baker
Elmer E. Baker
Avenue A
Hereford
St. Felk
Linda
Bowie
Abilene
Meier
Herb Meier
Humble
Bomhoff
Daniel Bomhoff
Harold Bomhoff
Wartburg College
Waverly
Town
U.S
REDS
USS
Defense Department
Pentagon
Navy
Baytonian
Viet Cong
South Vietnam
Marine Cpl
Jose Agosto Santos
Army Pie
Luis Ortiz - Rivera
Denmark
NATO
North Vietnam
Congress
Air Force
Fhule
Greenland
Pearl Choate Birch
Charles Halleck
House
Waggoner Carr
Liquor Control Board
Norther
Baytown Ymca
Fred Bednakshi
Baytown Young Men's Christian Association
Week
Citizens National Bank & Trust Co
F.d.1.c
Callif Allan
Dean's Dress Shop
Bay Plaza Shopping Center
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