Trustee candidate files for Baytown school board No. 3
Dr Donald J Wynnemer a Baytown Esso research engineer filed Tuesday for school board position No 3 now held by Boyd Hall becoming the second candidate in the trustee race Champ Crawford filed for position No 4 formerly Tilman OBrien Neither Hill nor OBrien announced re election plans Oyster Kappa Kappa oyster fry Friday at Bayshore Rod Reel and Gun Club 159 per plate Raw oysters available Tickets from Mrs John Russell Kiwanis violinist Dave Rubenoffe to give concert Feb 40 at Robert E Lee High School auditorium proceeds benefit Kiwanis Tickets 2 adults 1 child sold by Kiwanis members Patent granted to Esso researchers for process to purify materials for making polyester fibers and plasticizers Goose Creek Matrons Club meets Thursday Safari Show by Baytown Bow Hunting Club at Lee College auditorium
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Donald J. Wynnemer
Esso Research and Engineering Co
Baytown
Boyd Hall
Champ EE. Crawford
Tilman O’brien
Hill
O'Brien
Kappa Kappa
Beta Sigma Phi
Bayshore
Rod, Reel and Gun Club
John Russell
Dave Rubenoffe
Robert E. Lee
Baytown Kiwanis Club
B. E
Bud) Greer
Kiwanis Civic
Kiwanis Club
John P. Henderson
Baytown Baywide Forecast With Fog and Tide Times
Partly cloudy Baytown forecast shows continued night and morning fog in the far eastern area. Temperature expected from 65 to 29 degrees. Galveston tides on Thursday rise at 1:48 am 6:18 pm 11:06 pm with a low at 10:06 am.
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Baytown
Galveston
Midsemester Tales From a Texas Tech Stopover
Jan and Carol Lammers, children of Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Lammers, are due home from Texas Tech Wednesday night for a midsemester break. Steve Williams is described as a real doting father. Buzzy Svoboda of Crosby recalls his high school physics class. One buddy could guess at multiple choice questions and pass. Jack Morton gets a complaint about a ditch needing cleaning. L Jordan makes an early morning phone call. Clem Kovar is always in a hurry. Alvin Miles arrives at the post office early. Alan McWhorter and Chuck Davis plan a weekend trip to Dallas. Kenneth Gullett socializes at Lamar Tech to check midterm grades.
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Jan
Carol Lammers
Lowell Lammers
Texas Tech
Steve McWilliams
Alvin Miles
Alan McWhorter
Chuck Davis
Dallas
Kenneth Gullett
Lamar Tech
Baytown begins major street facelifts with $1.26 million plan
City officials led by street commissioner Albert Fanestiel outline Baytown projects totaling about 1.259 million. Widen North Main, extend Davis Road and South Main to Highway 146, widen Garth Road, and resurface Park from Pruett to Decker Drive to improve through traffic and access to future freeways.
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Harris County
Baytown
North Main
Park
Sterling High School
Davis Road
Highway 146
Alexander Drive
South Main
West Main
Garth Road
Garth
Pruett
Decker Drive
Albert Fanésnel
Tne
Fritz Lanham
Eauity
Fanestiel
Baytown Couple Plans Visit for Son Wounded in Vietnam
Mr and Mrs J L McKinney of 1714 Massey Tompkins Road will leave Baytown Feb 2 to travel to California to be beside their son Homer L McKinney a Navy man wounded in Vietnam in December He was aboard an Air Force carrier C41 near Da Nang when his vehicle struck a mine He suffered eye and ear injuries and shrapnel wounds with two feet broken He is at Camp Pendleton awaiting medical leave and possible eye surgery His sister Ruby Horn said he has triple vision in his left eye and may need further treatment He attended Cedar Bayou school and enlisted at 17 He has a brother Leonard in Baytown
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Bobby Sutphin
J. L. McKinney
Massey-Tompkins Road
Baytown
Tory
California
Homer L. McKinney
Vietnam
McKinney
Ruby Hom
Chutla
da Nang
U.S. Naval Hospital
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Horn
Cedar Bayou
Navy
Leonard McKinney
Technical Leader Shiflett Named At Delanese Nylon Facility
Wendell P Shiflett of 4817 St Andrews has been appointed technical group leader by Delanese Plastics Co for its new nylon plastics facility in Houston. A Texas University graduate, he holds a BS in mechanical engineering.
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Wendell P. Shiflett
St. Andrews
Delanese Plastics Co
Houston
Texas University
Shiflett
Council Will Hear Street Discussion
City officials plan street and site work at Market Street with 70000 allocated for streets and landscaping. Two Market Street entrances would encircle facilities linking to West Main, while bids for street work and furniture at city hall are to be advertised and funded from bond and budget reserves. An ordinance for bond sale and an April 4 city official election are also on the agenda along with delinquent grass and weed bills and potential liens.
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Bill Hartman
Lowell Lammers
City Hall
Civic Center
Market Street
West Main
New City Hall
Council
Lee College Receives 75111 For Student Aid Funds
Lee College is approved for 15611 in Federal student aid funds for Jan 1 to Jun 30 1967 to sustain 42 student jobs including clerical workers lab assistants and parking lot attendants at 1.25 per hour for 15 hours weekly. Comptroller Alvin Miles notes 40 campus jobs.
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Lee College
Alvin Miles
Miles
C V. Galbreath
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Richard Strahan
Galbreath
Commissioner of Education
Ah Lee College
Baytown council race undecided by incumbents
Incumbent Baytown City Council members said they have not decided whether to seek reelection as terms expire in April 1968. Mayor Seaborn Cravey and councilmen Clem Massey Raymond Donnelly and Don Hallam face reelection, with filing set for March 4 and election on April 4.
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Ty Preston Pendergrass
Baytown
Seaborn
Cravey
Clem
Massey
Raymond Donnelly
Don Hallam
Albert Fanesticl
Pat Bail
Andy Braswell
Gty
Edna Oliver
Donnelly
Haslam
Hullum
Dave Clark
Tool
Humble Oil
Refin- Cavey
Lamar Kelley
Dismond Alkali Co
Deer Park
Lakewood-Brownwood-Wooster
West Baytown
Pelly
Glen Arbor
Morrell Park
Graywood
Old Goose
Creek
Chris) Hansen
Hansen
J B. LeFevre
W. D
Bill) Hanson
Dan Savell
Land Kelley
Savell
Baytown Sun
L. D. Victory
Glen Walker
KWBA
Two Hinkle brothers held in Houston officer slaying
In New Orleans AP report, brothers William Glenn Hinkle and Kenneth Hinkle, both 38, were arrested by the FBI in a parking lot and held in county jail after being linked to the slaying of Houston police officer Louis Sander, 24. They face prior charges of interstate transportation of a stolen car tied to a Little Rock theft. A 400-strong officer honor guard attended Sander's burial as his widow awaited the couple's second child.
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New Orleans
Perish
FBI
Houston
Tex
William Glenn Hinkle
Kenneth Hinkle
Fritz Windhorst
Little Rock
Ark
Louis Sander
U.S
Galveston
Hinkle Brothers
Hinkles
Beaumont
FBE
William Costa
Sander
Dallas
San Antonio
Austin
Pasadena
George B. Beck
Zion Lutheran Church
Linda
Rites Set For Widow Of Former Baytown Minister
Funeral services for Minnie Mae Gray widow of Rev. Thomas A. Gray will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Paul A. Lee Chapel. Gray 69 was born March 2 1837 in Batesville Miss and moved to Baytown in 1939. Survivors include a son and daughter in law Barney Gray and wife in Baytown four sisters and two brothers. Graveside services will follow at Conroe Memorial Cemetery. Also services for Henry Andrew Menette will be held at Earthman Chapel with burial at Good Cemetery Willis.
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Minnie Mae Gray
Gaillard
Thomas A. Gray
Paul A. Lee Chapel
Gray
Batesville
Miss
Baytown
Central Baptist Church
Central
Memorial ‘Baptist Church
A. L. Jordan
Memorial Baptist
P. Walter Henckell
Trinity
Episcopal
Conroe
Conroe Memorial Cemetery
Henry Andrew Menette
S. Third
Earthman Chapel
Boome
Gtown
Mollie Menette
Mary Gaflin
Anahnae
Tia Avant
Beaumont
Jack Church
Houston
Lester L. Campbell
Central Assembly of God
Cood
Willis
Earthman Funeral Home
Lin Admits Red Guard Outnumbered in China Crisis
Tokyo AP reports Defense Minister Lin Piao acknowledged the Red Guard forces are outnumbered. The Liberation Army Daily said Mao’s forces are a temporary minority as Mao called for military aid. Reports say Maoist groups seized Shansi, Taiyuan, and Changsha barracks and offices amid clashes with the army, with casualties among six soldiers and six Maoists.
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Tokyo
Lin Piao
Mao Tse-tung
Lin
Liberation Army
Mao
Peking People’s Daily
Shansi Province
Peking
Taiyuan
Communist Party
Changsha
Hunan
Liberation Army Daily
Liu Skhao-chi
Air Products plans large La Porte gas complex
Air Products and Chemicals Inc announced a multi million dollar gas complex at Miller Cutoff and Strang roads in La Porte. The first stage will produce hydrogen and carbon monoxide costing over 1 million dollars and highly automate hiring few workers. Completion targeted for late 1968 with a long term hydrogen pipeline agreement and plans for an air separation plant and warehouse later.
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LA Porte
Air Products and Chemicals Inc
W. B. Sparkes
Houston
Sparkes
Ichemical
Miller Cutoff Road
Strang Road
Fa Tt
Texas Gulf Coast
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