West League to meet at Lakewood Clubhouse
The West League of Little Leagues will hold a general meeting and officers election at 7 30 p m Thursday at the Lakewood Clubhouse. Members cover Lakewood Brownwood Wooster Britton Cravens Country Club Oaks Craigmort Place. All urged to attend.
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West League
West League of Little Leagues
Lakewood
Brownwood
Wooster
Britton Cravens
Country Club Oaks
Craigmort Place
Weather notices and erratic forecast random line
A brief Galveston Times footer notes schedule anomalies with garbled timing. It mentions a Thursday high near 9:40 am and scattered times around 3:09 am and 2:08 pm, along with unclear district references.
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Galveston
Sh Pam
Nancy Gilmore wins at Glendy Burke Forensics Tournament
Nancy Gilmore a Robert E Lee High School student took first place in the women's division of original oratory at the 18th Glendy Burke Forensics Tournament hosted by Tulane University. The article also notes local residents visiting The Sun office and community mentions including Baytown refinery staff and Texas University students home between semesters.
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Nancy Gilmore
Robert E. Lee High School
Glendy Burke
Tulane University
Nancy
Mirs
R. E. GilMore
Gresham
D.C Benton
C. Chauvere
G. L. Graves
HL Hastings
HFE
Lumpkin
W. G. Nethery
J. K. Nickerson
E. JT. Pratt
G. P. Reynolds
J. J. Samuels
Shoopman
R. J. Smouse
J. C. Weisinger
Humble Oi and Refining Co
Baytown
Doc
Bill Mitchell
Kenneth (Lavon) Moore
Nick Mathison
Sun
Papas
Lavon
Stanley Turnbull
Baytown Hospital
Molly Hornsby
Tanya Mann
Bennie Gray
Texas University
Britain Rejects Common Market Bid Shocks World
London AP reports Britain’s Commons rejection of the Brussels talks to link with Europe sent shockwaves through free capitals. The fall stalled plans for European integration and prompted talk of reduced British military commitments and looming political battles at home. Trade experts note a push to expand overseas markets while seeking greater industrial efficiency. The debate centers on grouping Britain with Commonwealth partners, EFTA members, and potential Latin American joiners.
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Britain
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Charles de Gaulle
Brussels
Europe
Harold Macmillan
Labor Party
Europa
Towery
Senate
Edinburg
Laredo
Odessa
San Angelo
Commonwealth
European Free Trade Association
Gauile
Biology Teacher Region Director Appointed for Region Seven
S. D. Davis a biology teacher at Robert E. Lee High School has been named regional director for Region Seven of the National Association of Biology Teachers. The post is effective immediately and runs through the 1983 elections. Davis will attend national conventions in 1983 in Cleveland and 198? in Montreal and will organize an Outstanding Biology Teacher Award program in each state. He will appoint state directors, set deadlines, and provide forms for the awards. He also mediates results to isolate the Now of Justeré French statesman from American investments into the Common Market area.
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S. D
Jon) Davis
Robert E. Lee High School
Association of Biology Teachers
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Davis
Cleveland
Ohio
Montreal
Canada
Justeré
France
West Germany
Italy
Netherlands
Belgium
Rath- Luxembourg
Amer‘nance
Lican
Eight Die in KC Air Crash Involving Vice President
Flight 29 from Midland Texas crashed at Kansas City Municipal Airport, killing eight aboard the four engine Viscount jet. RB Ziegler of the Federal Aviation Agency said the wreckage spread over the north to south runway area and across the Missouri River. The deceased include a president of the Science Teachers group and passengers and crew members from multiple universities.
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Kansas City
RB. O. Ziegler
Avia
Midland
Tex
Missouri River
Tecovered
Touchy Bills Draw Big Austin Crowds
Odessa businessman William Flo urged lawmakers in Austin to prepare for voter interest in controversial issues before the Legislature. Sen. Abraham Raven Jr. of Laredo supported a senior college in his hometown as Texas expands to the south and west.
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Austin
A8th
Odessa
William Flo
Texas
Abraham Raven Jr
Laredo
State effort to boost colleges faces mixed votes and hearings
Senate action on four bills to upgrade Edinburg Odessa Laredo and San Angelo colleges with state money drew optimism from supporters and a crowded calendar from opponents. Proposals earned early approval from higher education commission and Gov Connally. Odessa hub growth cited to justify expansion while hearings on equal rights for women and oil regulation also mentioned.
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House
Padre Island
William Moore
Bryan
Edinburg
Odessa
Laredo
San Angelo
Moore
iSen
Dorsey Hardeman
San Angelo College
Orville Cox
Pan American College
Pan American
Commission On Higher Education
John Connally
Winter's Toll and School Integration on Two Fronts
Readers learn of Europe’s severe winter with about 430 deaths, and Houston business figure Arthur Meyer dies after 45 years in merchandising. In the U S Clemson College advances school integration in South Carolina while a district judge in Georgetown oversees district integration. The article also notes hospital staff disputes about Dr John Paul Dunn and a New York publishing negotiation over a long shutdown.
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Arthir Meyer
Meyer Bros., Inc
Houston
Baytown
John Paul Dunn
Reeves County Memorial Hospital
Dunn
McNamara Outlines NATO Burden and Defense Plans
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara told Congress the United States does not seek to dominate NATO but will lead while carrying a large share of Western defense duties. He urged European allies to shoulder more burden and outlined a five year defense program valued at 56 billion dollars for fiscal 1964, with 51 billion for military forces. He warned of potential U.S. troop deployment to South Vietnam if North Vietnam attacks and stressed missiles and antimissile defenses as vital for future security.
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Robert S. McNamara
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Free World
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America
Europe
MacNamara
U.S
Congress
House Armed Services Committee
South Viet Nam
North Viet
Red China
Meredith to Enroll at Ole Miss in Spring
James J Meredith announced in Jackson that he will enroll for the spring term at the University of Mississippi. He stated the Negro would not be staying if conditions do not improve, and he weighed personal position against the country’s and world’s reactions.
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Meredith
Nashville Tennessean
Jackson
City election filing ends March 3 in Bartonia
Filing deadline for mayor and three city council seats on April 2 is March 3. Candidates must be U S citizens, qualified Texas voters, residents for six months, own city real estate, and be current on city taxes. A sworn application and loyalty affidavit are required by state law.
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Texas
Last Ditch Push For Poll Tax Vote Deadline In Texas
Baytown residents face a midnight Thursday deadline to pay the poll tax or lose voting rights in 1963 elections. A. B. Collins notes the tax office will stay open until midnight to assist citizens who have not yet paid. The article outlines mayor and council terms ending in April, possible county bond issues, and a plan to fund a sub courthouse. it also mentions a proposed second high school and district improvements, with bond estimates around 1 million dollars. The 1953 context includes statewide repeal efforts pending legislative action.
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Baylis
A. B. Collins
Harris County
Baytown
Citizzens
AL Clayton
W. L
Dib) Ward
James M
Jim) Bevan
C. A
Chris) Hansen
Shost
Knox T. Beavers
Clifton Adams
Commissioners
Board of Trustees
George TE. Gentry
Texas
Fog and Drizzle Envelop Texas Weather Update
The Associated Press reports murky drizzle and fog across Texas with northwest cooling holding on in the Panhandle. Fog and light rain touch Mineral Wells Fort Worth Dallas San Angelo and other cities while West Texas sees clear skies. A day of misty weather is forecast for Central and East Texas with possible spread to the south part of Northwest Texas tonight.
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Associated Press
Texas
Panhandle
Paris
Dallas
San Angelo
Wink
West Texas
Mineral Wells
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Waco
Longview
Lufkin
College Station
Beaumont
Corpus Christi
Tyler
Houston
Galveston
Palacios
Brownsville
Laredo
Council Moves To Spur More Subdivision Work
Baytown adopts a resolution aimed at boosting subdivision development. The measure authorizes the city to build or improve streets, sewers, and water mains near subdivisions and to provide materials and services to developers when mutually advantageous and lawful. Council members caution that safeguards must keep aid within reasonable bounds while fostering growth.
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Council
Baytown
Ci Cast
C. A
Chris) Hansen
George Chandler
Hansen
James M
Jim) Bryan
Long Reach To Extra Cash Ad Offers Fast Help
Sun Classified Want boosts cash from unused items with an inexpensive ad service. W. E. Skinner of 1216 Parkway Drive reportedly earned quick results in two days costing only $2.49 for a range and other goods. An Ad-Writer is available 7 am to 5 pm at Dial 392-8234.
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W. E. Skinner
Parkway Drive
Dial
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