Baytown Sun urges vote for regional growth and jobs
An editorial invites Baytown residents to back four county measures that would fund access roads and bridges to Bayport Baytown Pasadena and Jetero Airport. It argues industrial expansion creates jobs for youth and senior citizens alike and notes Harris County can be funded without tax increases. It ends with a call to action to join the march on Saturday.
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Baytown
Bayport
Channel
U.S. Steel
Cédar Bayou
Harris County
NASA
Pasadena
Jetero
Baytown Sun
Regents of Lee College meet in Austin dates set
The Lee College board of regents voted Thursday night to buy an electrostatic copying machine from Wilson Stationery and Printing Co for 1783.75 dollars. Reservations remain for the Gay 50s Revue at Goose Creek Country Club Friday and Saturday with a buffet at 6 30 p.m. and program starting at 9 p.m.
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LEE College Board of Reagents
Wilson Stationery and Printing Co
Goose Creek Country Club
Local Campus Visits and Skier Socials Across Texas
Freshman Tim Cross of Ohio visits the Henson household in Texas while a Henson relative is also connected. Harvey Day meets an old friend at Lee College. Baytown skiers from several Texas colleges vacation in New Mexico at Ruidoso and Red River. Mrs Jim Nelson visits Arizona. Missy Savell’s shopping is interrupted by her grandmother’s pursuit.
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Tim Cross
Ohio
University of Texas
Stanley Hensons
Hensons
Stanley Jr
Harvey Day
Lee College
Carel Bard
Charles Donneily
Lois Scott
Baytown
Winno Wallace
Diana St Clair
Abilene Christian
Craig Ainsworth
Connie Thomas
Gayle Wiley
Texas Tech
Pam Berry
Southwest
Texas State
Ruidoso
Red River
New Mexico
Jim Nelson
Ajo
Ariz
Airman
Mike Nance
Charles Michael
Missy Savell
Mabel Black
East Harris Voting Places for Bond Election
The East Harris County election list shows voting precincts and judges for the bond election Saturday. Precinct 12 Alamo Elementary School with C. W. Hayes. Precinct 13 David Burnet Elementary School with Joe H. Suen. Precinct 96 Highlands Elementary School with W. Har grove. Precinct 91 Crosby School with L. F. Italy. Precinct 98 New Huffman Elementary School with 82D. Helms. Precinct 99 Thad Felton Forg Agency with Jack Hester, President. Precinct 101 Firemen's Recreation Hall with Mrs. G. E. Dabney. Precinct 102 Baytown Junior High School with Andres Contreraz. Precinct 103 Stephen F. Austin Elementary School with Mrs. W. A. Goodrich Jr.. Precinct 149 San Jacinto Elementary School with Ted Klösel. Precinct 165 William B Travis Elementary School with D. R. Read. Precinct 28 George Washington Carver School with Woodrow W. Lewis. Precinct 249 Jamey Bowie Elementary School with Wayne McClurg. Precinct 250 Hariem Elementary School with McNair Jefferson D. Walker. Precinct 251 Charles E. Drew School Crosby with James Mils.
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Harris County
Alamo
W. Hayes
David
Burnet
Joe H. Suen
W. 0. Tidman
Firemen’s Recreation Hall
Mra
G. E. Dabney
Baytown Junior High
Andres Contreraz
Stephen F. Austin
W. A. Goodrich Jr
San Jacinto
Ted Kloesel
William B Travis
D. RE. Read
George Washington Carver
Woodrow W. Lewis
Jamey Bowie
Wayne McClurg
Hariem
McNair
Jefferson D. Walker
Charles KE. Drew
Crosby
James Mils
Harris County Bonds Face Low Turnout in Saturday Vote
Harris County voters will decide four proposed growth bond issues totaling 60.8 million with 72 p.m. polling across all precincts. Absentee ballots reached 461 by Tuesday, far below the 45,500 total county vote in 1963 elections, though two days of absentee voting showed a rise. Eligible voters must own property on tax rolls and hold a 1965 poll tax payment or exemption certificate.
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Harris County
Erde
Commissioners Court
New President Sought Gentry Tells Desire To Resign LC Post
George H. Gentry announced at a Lee College board meeting Thursday that he will resign as i mpresident and will stay until a fulltime successor is named. Regent President Sam Bramien said a search for a fulltime president will begin. Gentry offered to continue helping if needed, emphasizing he wishes to focus on being superintendent of schools.
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Gentry
George H. Gentry
Knight
Lee College
College Board of Regents
Sam Bramien
Bramien
City approves 2.49 million bond sale plan
City council agreed to sell 2,490,000 of bonds on February 24 to fund street improvements city hall and community center with 800,000, 306, 300, 590,000 and 56,000 allocations for projects. Earlier 360,000 general obligation bonds were sold. Masterson of Underwood Neuhaus & Co. will prepare the sale ordinance for February 10 and a New York trip to discuss ratings is planned.
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BEE Landeum
Cty Council
Thomas Masterson
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co
Masterson
New York City
Joint City School Election Postponed Until Next Year
The City of Bay town and Goose Creek School District postpone joint elections this year while a committee studies procedures. Regents elections at Lee College April 2 may join future efforts. Council set April 5 for three seats. current members Braswell Barnes and Haren face reelection questions.
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Baytown
Goose Creek
Lee College
Andy Braswell
Robert Barnes
Jack Haren
Braswell
Barnes
Huron
Raymond Donnelly
Donnelly
George Chandler
Texas
Texas man pleads innocent in strangulation case
James C. Cross Jr. today pleaded innocent to charges he strangled Shirley Ann Stark and Susan Rigsby, two University of Texas beauties, last summer. Filibuster teams settled down today for lengthy speech making in their attempt to block repeat of section Mb of the Beit-Hartley Act.
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James C. Cross Jr
Shirley Ann Stark
Susan Rigsby
University of Texas
Lee College officials win 3 year contracts in 1964 69 drive
Eight Lee College administrators had their contracts renewed for three years by the board of regents on Thursday night. Re-elected were Alvin Miles Alton Laird Bessie Durham Mattie Howard Evelyn Benton Wallace Heaner Jack Collum Howard Duhon and Dean Walter Rundell was not extended. Regent Bud Marsh supported the motion while Regent Warren Spivey opposed citing concerns about contract reciprocity. The contracts run July 1 1966 to June 30 1969.
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Lee College
Board of Regents
Alvin H. Miles
Alton Laird
Bessie Durham
Mattie Howard
Evelyn Benton
Wallace E. Heaner
Jack Collum
Howard Duhon
Walter Rundell
Regent L J
Bud) Marsh
Bond election planned for Lee College on $1.3 million
Lee College board approves a $1.3 million bond issue for land and new buildings including $545,484 for academic, $503,256 for technical and vocational facilities, and $236,434 for a central mechanical plant. Federal aid will cover portions of costs. date set for March 5 with bids advertised April 15. action to formalize the plan scheduled Feb 3.
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Wanda Getox Lee College Board of Regents
Regents
Bend
Roy Burnsides
John Sylvester
James A. Davis
Davis
Mossler Murder Case Jury Selection Amid Health Crises
The Mossler murder trial nears juror completion as Candace Mossler suffers a migraine and is hospitalized, while Melvin Lane Powers remains a key suspect. Prosecutors continue screening 135 candidates with 4 challenges left between Mossler and Powers.
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Candace Mossler
Melvin Lane Powers
Messier
Powers
Jacques
Miami
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Emerald
George Schulz
Coon
Messler
Percy Foreman
Ead
Ome
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Alvin) Miles
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George H. GE
Baytow Iws
Texas Society of Professional Engineers
Lammers Law
Fritz Lanham
Steve McWilliamsham
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TSPE
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Clemly
Massey
Jim Pridmore
Capital Improvements
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Nake
Seaborne Cravey
Cravey
Thad Felton
West Kiwanians
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Peoples State Bank
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George Ih. Gentry
Harris County Federal Savings and Loan
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