Solons Split Over Raids
Washington AP report shows Senate divided on resuming bombing of North Vietnam. About 25 of 50 surveyed oppose renewal, 22 favor it, and 18 favor expanding strikes to Hanoi Haiphong targets. Majority refrain from commitment as White House says no decision reached.
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Viet Nam
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Haiphong
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JW. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Thomas H. Kuchel
California
Republian
Russell B. Long
Louisiana
Chili supper fundraiser and notices at Gulf Oi Hall
A community chili supper hosted by Gulf Oi Corp directors and Knights of Pythias will raise funds for the organization’s building. Admission 50 cents per plate, profits to be donated. Proceedings include a dinner parade and local volunteer activity. guests include J H Stewart as chief cook and Bert Allman and Tom Hei fin assisting. Also notes local tidbits and calendar hints.
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K. of P. Hall
Rec Alexander Drive
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Bert Allman
Tom Heifin
Baytown Stakes Rise in Harris County Growth Bonds Vote
Harris County Growth Bonds on January 29 face broad Baytown impact with road projects and county facilities. Only 461 absentee ballots cast hint at light turnout of 40k to 50k, per County Clerk E E Turrentine. The issue totals 227.8 million for roads and airport areas, 14 million for juvenile facilities and a family law center, plus 25 million for right of way. State and federal funds would amplify road projects, including Spur 201 and Loop 201, with detailed right‑of‑way costs listed for multiple highways and farm to market roads. The Teen Page features, and regional officials from Baytown and Houston participated in a Region 14 Texas Municipal League meeting.
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Bob) Turrentine
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iHowell Road
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Seaborn Craverie
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Fritz Lanham
Waller
Texas Municipal
Houston
Lay
Welch
LC Community Loan Fund Maintains Over $11K In Assets
The Lee College Community Lead Fund Inc reports total assets of 11 724. The fund established two years ago provides loans to local college students unable to secure aid. Roy Comeaux president and C W Suesse treasurer note 11 loan commitments since inception with 10 granted. Five thousand five hundred fifty one dollars reserved for outstanding loans and 3700 reserved for commitments. Two thousand three hundred seventy dollars available for new loans with a 500 loan commitment added after year end.
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Suesse
Comeaux
Tion
Law proposal would let taxpayers claim 2 percent income tax credit
Kep Melvin Laird of Wisconsin introduced legislation allowing taxpayers to collect a 2 percent credit on income tax withholdings. Separately a spy plane crash near northeast New Mexico triggered heavy security after a 2,000 mile per hour craft went down, killing James T. Zwayer of Lancaster, California. Insurance bureaus plan to end ten percent premiums discounts for compact cars, arguing experience shows no fewer accidents or lower repair costs. The Johnson Fulbright rift is described as a newspaper myth, while the president’s 1966-67 agriculture budget cuts milk subsidies for school children.
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Melvin BR
Laird
Wisconsin
Thea
New Mexico
James T. Zwayer
Lancaster
Calif
Johson
Agriculture Department
U S Bombs Cong Targets In South Viet Nam War
U S warplanes flew over 462 combat missions against suspected Viet Cong targets in South Vietnam while three US destroyers fired a coastal barrage of 729 heavy shells. Ground forces extended a post truces offensive with no major clashes, and Da Nang Marines conducted 306 patrols near their base amid mortar and mine threats.
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Brownwood Civic Group Reorganizing
The Brownwood Civic Association plans a 7 30 p m meeting February 3 at Burner Elementary School auditorium to elect a board and discuss projects. Past directors R C Anderson C W Bates F E Whitten and Sam F McPhail seek renewed participation from Brownwood residents and property owners. The group, with 921 dollars in treasury, may serve 300 to 500 people and focus on subdivision improvements such as drainage and a boat ramp once coordinated with county and city efforts.
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Burner
Audi Ltorium
Brownwood
Associaton
Sam F. McPhail
McPhail
R. C. Andersson
C. W. Bates
F. E. Whitten
Johnson proposes $1.3 billion cities aid plan
President Johnson today proposed a $1.3 billion six year federal aid program to rebuild selected American cities on an unprecedented scale. The plan would include massive additions to low and moderate cost housing.
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Florida defense teams clash over juror choice in Mossler case
In Miami two Houston lawyers clash over juror selection for Candace Mossler and Melvin Powers charged with murdering Jacques Mossler. Foreman and Woody seek a recess to reconcile differences as they pursue separate defense strategies and had requested separate trials.
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Fla
Candace Mossler
Melvin Powers
Houston
Clyde Woody
Mossler
Percy Foreman
Powers
Foreman
Woody
Jacques Mossler
Messler
Baytown weighs wood shingle roof ban action
City council again discusses a proposed ban on wood shingle roofs in Baytown with formal action possible at the Feb 24 meeting. The measure followed a Jan 13 vote to prohibit shingles after the building department prepared an amendment to the building ordinance. The council cited the 25 percent residential shingle rate and potential effects on fire insurance premiums, though some local insurers and builders questioned the anticipated rate impact. The agenda also includes codifying city ordinances and annexing 10 foot strips along Tri City Beach Road.
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City Attornney
Battown
Municipal Code Corp
Tri-City Beach
Baytown Considers Three District Zoning Plan
Baytown council and planning commission reviewed a novel zoning ordinance offering only three districts residential commercial and industrial. Engineer Jay Ash noted Abilene uses 23 districts. A zoning map and copies of the ordinance were presented as council members weighed planning commission recommendations and set public hearing dates.
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Bernard Johnson Engineers, Inc
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Abilene
City Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Fritz Lanham
Council
Johnson Moves Toward Resuming North Vietnam Bombing
President Johnson summoned 20 congressional leaders for a CONFIDENTIAL briefing on Viet Nam as evidence from aerial reconnaissance and refugees suggests Hanoi rebuilt roads and boosted Viet Cong supply lines during a temporary pause. The meeting included top officials and advisors as the administration weighs a restart of bombing operations.
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Viet Nam
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Hanoi
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Robert 5. McNamara
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William F. Raborn
Central Intelligence Agency
Maxwell D. Taylor
Saigon
W. Averell Harriman
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House
Foreign Relations
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Appropriations
Dollar Day Specials Promise Bargain Prizes in Bay Town
Bay Town shoppers on February 1 will find numerous price cuts including a $50 dress marked down to $1 by Mrs. Peartie Wolcott of Guys N' Dolls and an electric blanket offered by Tammy Scearborough's Drug Store at 116 North Main, a dramatic cut from its usual $12.55 retail price.
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