Baytown Community Notices and Club Events
July Baytown Chamber meeting canceled due to vacations. Next meeting set for Monday Aug 14 and then the second Monday noon each month. Story time at Sterling Library 10 10:30 am Thursday led by Joy Odom and Linda Guice. Baytown Police Wives host salad supper 7 pm Thursday at 206 Harold. Bayshore Wagon Wheels club plans August Jubilee discussion at First National Bank. XI Theta Gamma Beta Sigma Phi fish fry Friday July 2 at Bayshore Rod Reel and Gun Club. co chairs Joy Saxon Carole Opryshek. Edwin Summers new Navy analyst to work in Washington DC after graduation from Southwestern University. Revival services nightly at Central Baptist 7 30 led by Bobby Mankin Billy Foote. Mrs E T Goodin has three six week old puppies. contact 5835182.
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Sterling Municipal Library
Joy Odom
Linda Guice
Beta Sigma Phi
Eddie Huron
Bayshore Rod, Reel and Gun Club
Joy Saxon
Carole Opryshek
Weather and Tides Report Galveston
Showers and partly cloudy skies with hot temperatures through Thursday and scattered afternoon thunderstorms. Wednesday temperatures expected from 74 to 96 degrees, Tuesday’s range was 75 to 96. Light showers occurred in scattered city areas Tuesday afternoon. Galveston tides: Thursday high at 5 22 a m and low at 9 18 p m.
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Galveston
July Fourth Social Roundup in Baytown and Texas City
Ted McCall and Bruce Ramsey entertain guests while Pete O Sullivan faces rain. Bob Martin and Harold Murphy attend to outfits and bargains. Fred Sednarski hosts late visitors. Hap Baumann shows a new auto. Joe Allen Milton Kelley start early on July 4. Dr Bill Bridges and Rev B W Dowler enjoy movies and vacation homework. Former Sun ad director Don Chandler greets Baytown friends. Bud Adams praises Baytown growth. Vic Northcutt tees off on holiday. Barry Butrick, trusted babysitter. Jack Kimmons ribbing a Sun staffer. John C Murphy tinkers with a sparkplug.
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Ted McCall
Bruce Ramsey
Pete O'Sullivan
Bob Martin
Harold Murphy
Fred Sednarski
Hap Baumann
Joe Allen
Milton Kelley
Bill Bridges
B. W. Dowler
Sun Ad
Don Chandler
Baytown
Texas City
Oman
K_ 5
Bud) Adams
Vic Northcutt
Barry Butrick
Jack Kimmons
Humble Board Chief To Chair Committee
Washington reports Allan Wright chief executive of Humble Oil and Refining and chair of Humble State University board will head a chamber of commerce study on the postwar peace in Vietnam. The committee will examine business needs and seek talks with presidential and congressional groups. Wright, born 1911 in Blair, has held top roles at Carter oil and Standard Oil of New Jersey, becoming Humble board chairman last year.
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Allan Shivers
Chamber
Texas
Shivers
Wright
S Chamber’s
Dirctors
Blair
Carter
Humble
New York
Department of Standard of Co. of
New Jersey
South America
Standard
Standard Oil of
Global headlines and local crises collide in fragmentary report
Record of dispersed world events includes US politics and foreign affairs, conflicts in Korea and the Middle East, labor strikes and taxes, a California self immolation, mine disasters near Manila, and civil unrest at Wisconsin’s Lake Geneva, with brief notes on diplomacy, prisoner counts, and market reopening.
UN Nearing Final Action on Mid East Crisis
United Nations diplomats pressed for a face-saving token resolution after rival demands for Israel’s withdrawal from Arab lands failed at the General Assembly. The 122-nation body defeated four Israel withdrawal measures while approving a resolution condemning Israel’s Jerusalem action and aid appeals for refugees. An Israeli claim of shooting down an Egyptian jet was disputed by Cairo, and Soviet efforts to condemn Israel were defeated. The panel may recess to seek a vague principles draft, pushing real issues to the Security Council.
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United Nations
Middle East
Israel
General Assembly
Assembly
Abdul Rahman Pazhwak
Afghanistan
Security Council
Tel Aviv
Sinai
Suez
Cairo
Soviet Union
Alexei NL Kosygin
Ac‘tion
Israél
Yugoslavia
Allen To Speak At CC Meeting
Joe Allen state representative from Baytown will present the Chamber of Commerce program at noon Friday in Holiday Town. He will report on 1967 Texas Legislature accomplishments and answer questions on Austin government activities. The committee previously hosted Congressman Bob Eckhardt who spoke on the U S Congress as part of continuing efforts to inform Chamber members on national and state legislative action.
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Joe Allen
Baytown
Chamber of Commerce
Allen
Texas
Austin
Bob Eckhardt
Chamber
Eckhardt
U_ 5 Congress
Suit To Bar Ranger Action In Valley Catholics
The Texas Council of Churches filed a federal suit on behalf of Rev. and Mrs. Edgar Krueger alleging Texas Rangers manhandled them during farm labor protest activity in Starr County. Catholic bishops of Texas praised the move, while the state Public Safety Department denies rights violations, noting Krueger and companions were arrested during a train picket in Mission.
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Edgar Krueger
Mr. Krueger
Rio Grande Valley
Council of Churches
Department of Migrant Ministry
Kreger
Texas Rangers
Council
Krueger
2 Ranger
Texas Council of Churches
Department of Public Safety
Kilpatrick
Lexmieger
Mission
Frueger
Worst Ever Holiday Death Toll Shocks Texas DPS
The Associated Press reports Texas led the nation with 207 violent deaths during a four day July Fourth weekend from Friday evening to Tuesday midnight. Traffic crashes killed 70, boating 4, drowning 13, and miscellaneous causes 26.
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Associated Press
Texas
Texas Department of Public Safety
Department of Public Safety
DPS
Nolan D. Norman
Athens
Lake
Fatalities Hit Peak For Fourth Of July
The Associated Press reports a record toll from traffic deaths during the four day Fourth of July weekend, reaching 576 and surpassing prior marks. Highway police deployed extra shifts as 6.6 hourly deaths last year rose to 6.54 per hour this period with 46 lives lost to beating accidents and 175 drownings.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Safety Council
John B. Lawlor
Howard Pyle
Safety Council Pesident
Lurleen Wallace Goes To Houston For Cancer Tests
Alabama Governor Lurleen Wallace and her family traveled to Houston to begin new cancer tests at the University of Texas MD Anderson Hospital. Doctors will review past records and may pursue further surgery after diagnostics. A daily bulletin will be issued.
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Houston
Tex
Alabama
Lurleen Wallace
Montgomery
Ala
The
Hous
Hos
Wallace
American Legion
Nashville
Tenn
Wallaces
Bobbi Jo
Henry Burns
Peggy
Geore Jr
Janie Lee
Thy
Jett
East Texas Storms Roar Across the State
The Associated Press reports rowdy thunderstorms hit East and North Texas with brilliant lightning and heavy rains. Marshall area saw winds up to 80 mph and a possible tornado, while Bonham Sherman Wichita Falls logged flash floods and power outages. Panhandle tornadoes and showers continued overnight, with Dalhart and surrounding areas recording rain totals.
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Associated Press
Texas
Marshall
Panhandle
South Plains
Central
East Texas
Wichita Falls
Mineral Wells
Oklahoma
Bonham
Sherman
Texas Panhandle
Dalhart
Cold air moves on East Coast and Midwest after extreme July heat
A high pressure Arctic inflow spread across the Eastern half causing a late season chill and marking the coldest Independence Day in years in many Midwest cities. The West remained hot, while severe weather touched Colorado and New Mexico with two tornado reports and scattered heavy rain. Record July 4 averages were set in Madison, Minneapolis-St Paul, Milwaukee and Chicago.
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Arctic
Rockies
Texas
Eads
Colorado
Alamogordo
Alexandria
New York City
Louisiana
Arizona
Madison
Wis
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Milwaukee
Chicago
Tense Congo reports foreign commandos at Kisangani airport
Mobutu said unidentified planes dropped foreign commandos at Kisangani Airport while Congo radio claimed mercenaries parachuted at Kisangani and Bukavu. Algeria holds ex-premier Tshombe in Algiers amid extradition talks as Western diplomats doubt the invasion tales and the UN and OAU were urged to respond.
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Kinshasa
Congo
Kisangami
Josephd. Mobutu
Mois Tshombe
Algiers
Kisangani
Stanleyville
Mobutu
Bukayu
Rwanda
Cono
Tshombe
Bukavu
Security Council
Organization’ For African Unity
Cong
Moise Tshombe
Algeria
Keiring
Katanga
Mobutre
Tshormbe
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Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Glen Rosier
Harold
Bayshore Wagon Wheels Square Dancing Club
Wednesda
First National Bank
Washington
Knights
Edwin. L. Summers
Columbus Hall
Edwin Lum
Mers
Lake Jackson
Gil Baca
A Or ‘Chestra
Vili
U.S. Navy
Washington D.C
Central Baptist
King and Bowie’ S
Bobby Mankin
Billy Foote
Ske Bagtama Sun Circulation Department
FORD
Our World
Michigan
George Whomney
New England
Denger
Laurel Hill Dam
Lawrenceburg
North Korea
Seoul
Georges Bidan
Belgium
Manila
Jordan
Jumaa
Patriotic Party
Kansas City
Keys
Deilitarized Zone
Los Angeles
Leonig I. Brezhnev
Rangoon
General Motors
United Auto Workers
Wisconsin
Lake Geneva
Mid-East
Wretty
Immunismen Mecenny
Starr County
En- Am
U.S. 59
Queen City
Cass County
Cynthia L. Arnold
Curtis Williams
Granger
Otis Bakard
Paris
TOLL
Lurleen
Pital
Randolph Lee Clark
North
East Coast
Midwestern
East Congo
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