San Jacinto Basin Public Hearing Set
A Texas public hearing schedule outlines the San Jacinto River Basin plan as part of the statewide water plan. Hearings run July 1 through July 22 in Conroe, Richmond, Liberty, Cleveland, Abilene, and Waco, detailing proposed reservoirs, costs, and the aim to boost regional water supply by 2020.
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Austin
Texas Water Plan
San Jac
Brazos-Colorado
Humble
Liberty
Richmond
Cleveland
Trinity, Brazos and
Servoirs
Trinity
San Jacinto
InjFork
U S.j
Abilene
Texas
Lake Creek
Galillon
Lake Houston
Lake Conroe
Waco
San Jacino
West Fork
Texas Water
Brazos
Brazos River
Meeting Canceled and Local Notices in Houston Area
A Thursday St Pauls Lutheran Men session is canceled with President Lawrence Farmer to announce the next gathering. City hall plans and a Market Street Road site project are outlined along with a choral program broadcast on KLEF Houston. Also noted are a housewarming party, a dean’s list entry for Jack Williams, a stolen 1959 Chevrolet, a square dance club meeting, a school budget discussion, a deaf services committee gathering in Houston, and Charles Seekamp’s transfer to Texas Eastern Transmission Baytown Office as assistant engineer.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Men
Lawrence Farmer
iCity Hall
City Hall
Market Street Road
Lanham
Robert
Pean
Jack D. Williams
F. D. Wiliams
Baytown
North Texas State University
Denton
Williams
Herman Douthitt
Humble
East Gate
Texas
Houston
Paul Floyd
Ronifaities
Weather forecast with tides and warm spell continues
Partly cloudy and continued warm through Thursday with scattered afternoon showers. Temperature range 72 to 92 degrees, high 88 and low 72 on Tuesday, rainfall around 0.1 inches. Galveston tides expected high at 8 12 a m and 1 24 p m Wednesday.
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Galveston
Local Figures Move Through Busy Week Interactions
ROBERT HARGRAVE spends the week with his parents the Hargraves. F K Hayes is the man of the hour. William Dodd has a minor accident during the first hour at work. Paul Edwards enjoys some seafood. Joe Dunn keeps a friend’s nose to the brush. Mr and Mrs Jim Bailey plot a trip. Steve Meilll Williams irons a shirt. Dudley Huckabee pursues early Wednesday plans. Jan Judy and Patty Howell greet new neighbors. Jim Armsworth works by the mower. John Manthey vacations with Uncle Sam at Fort Hood. Dan Stallworth comments on family health. Leo Frost plans a Tennessee vacation. City Attorney George Chandler sidelined by back trouble. Mrs Tom Farmer schedules an educational tour for schoolchildren.
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Robert Hargrave
Norman Hargrave
F. K. Hayes
William Dodd
Paul Edwards
Joe Dunn
Jim Bailey
Steve Meilliams
Dudley Huckabee
Jan
Judy
Patty Howell
Jim Armsworth
John Manthey
Sam
Fort Hood
Dan Stallworth
Leo Frost
Tennessee
George Chandler
Tom Farmer
New Diocese Created for Beaumont in East Texas
Pope Paul VI created the Roman Catholic Diocese of Beaumont in East Texas with Msgr. Vincent M. Harris named as its first bishop. The new See covers Angelina, Cherokee, Hardin, Jasper, Jefferson, Nacogdoches, Newton, Orange, Polk, Sabine, San Augustine, Shelby, Tyler counties and parts of Chambers and Liberty east of Trinity and Galveston Bays. Cathedral church will be St. Antony in Beaumont. 32 parishes, 15 missions, 70 priests, 278 sisters. Catholics numbered 33,605 in a total population of 563,992. Harris, born in Conroe October 14, 1913, is the son of George Malcolm Harris and Margaret Madeley Harris.
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Trinity Bay
Galveston Bay
St. Antony
Beaumont
Bishopelect Harris
Conree
Tex
George Malcolm
Margaret
Madeley) Harris
Houston
Missiles Hit North Vietnam Fuel Depots In Heavy Day
American warplanes dodged a Soviet missile onslaught over North Viet Nam in what officials described as one of the heaviest raid days. Firing from Red River Valley sites north of Hanoi destroyed fuel depots, with four sites wrecked and two depots hit within 33 miles of the capital. Air forces conducted 106 multi-plane missions, a new wartime high.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Red River Valley
U.S
Hanoi
U.S. Air Force
Northwest
Air Force
Rusk Says North Vietnamese Defeat Within Reach
In Kyoto, Secretary of State Dean Rusk told Foreign Minister Shiina the North Vietnamese forces in the south can be defeated and the process is underway. Meanwhile about ten thousand leftist students protested within two miles of Rusk's hotel, with police preventing any march on the building.
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Kyoto
Japan
Dean Rusk
Etsusaburo Shiina
Rusk
U.S
Viet Nam
City Council weighs underground utilities plan
Baytown officials and utility company reps met Tuesday to explore burying power gas and telecom lines. The group led by Councilman Donnelly with Lanham and Marton discussed burial depths costs and future steps with Houston Lighting & Power General Telephone and Baytown Community Television staff present.
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Baytown
Raymond Donnelly
Don Hallum
Patrick Ball
Donnelly
Fritz Lanham
Jack Marton
Jack Kimmons
W. F. Ehlers
Houston Lighting & Power
Harry Massey
Houston Natural Gas
Bern
Mark Helms
General Telephone
Rufus Honeycutt
Donald Brunson
Baytown Community Television Co
Lanham
Houston Home Builders Association
Houston Lighting & Power Co
Ehlers
Kimmons
HLP
Houston
Helms
General Telephone Division
Robstown
Houston Yacht Club Employee Killed in Crash
Mrs Minnie Love aged 53 of South Houston an employee of Houston Yacht Club was killed in a two car collision at the Highway 1146 Shoreacres Boulevard intersection three miles south of La Porte about 7 20 a m Wednesday. Joe McCade 41 of Kemah driving a 1958 Ford traveling north on Highway 146 crashed into her car as she turned left onto Shoreacres Boulevard McCade was not injured.
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Minnie Love
Bonnie
Houston
Houston Yacht Club
Shoreacres
la Porte
Joe McCade
Bradford, Kemah
Johnson Declares Communists Won't Win in Viet Nam
President Johnson says Communists cannot win militarily in Viet Nam and expresses optimism that the nation is on the way to solving the Vietnamese problem. Democratic and Republican governors react with mixed feelings to the plan to stamp the country on Viet Nam policies.
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Johnson
Viet Nam
Thoughts on days and duty from Carlyle and Romans 14:5
A compact reflection cites Romans 14 5 on holding different views of days and a Carlyle quote urging focus on present clear duties. It contrasts personal conviction with practical action in daily life.
Liquid hydrogen fuels space rockets at Cape Kennedy
U S scientists report a breakthrough harnessing liquid hydrogen as high energy fuel for lunar missions. A 29 ton rocket stage orbited Earth for three passes over 144 hours, with 10 tons of hydrogen in the tank showing controlled behavior under weightlessness and restart capability.
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Cape Kennedy
Fila
U.S
America
Modern Border Meant to Replace Wall by East Germans
Berlin report says East German troops began tearing down the Berlin wall near the Reichstag as a first step to installing a fence. Soldiers with submachine guns and dogs blocked escapes to West Berlin while portable barbed wire fences were moved forward. The border note mentions intentions to align with the Emperor’s Gate and a West Berlin officer observed the wall likely to be replaced by a “modern border.”
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Berlin
Reichsstag
West Berlin
Reichstag
Shriver Tours Texas War on Poverty Effort
Sargent Shriver began a four day Texas tour to inspect state handling of the war on poverty. He told staff he would seek signs of administrative bungling or waste and recalled early criticism of the program. He noted Head Start funding rising from 10 million to 100 million as an example of progress.
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Austin
Sargent Shriver
Texas
Shriver
Office of Economic Opportunity
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisiana
OEO
Pickets Walk at Five Bay Area Construction Sites
Pickets from the Laborers International Union appeared at five Bay town area construction sites on Wednesday as the labor dispute with contractors stalled. The strike, in its second day, halted work at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital Bay Plaza Shopping Center on Highway M6 and at General Telephone.
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Laborers International Union of North America
Baytown Area
Ines
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Bay Plaza
High Way
General Telephone
Pickets Removed From Bay Plaza Center Construction Site
Pickets were removed Wednesday afternoon from the Bay Plaza Shopping Center site on Highway 46 after Bayport Construction Co and the Laborers International Union of North America reached a separate agreement. Work on the center resumed.
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Bay Plaza Shopping Center
Highway 46
Bayport Construction Co
Laborers’ International Union of North America
Workers strike over hiring hall at Houston area projects
Union and contractors clash over a union hiring hall system affecting Gulf Street building and Harlem Mic-Nair Highlands Elementary repairs. About 35,900 workers and $300 million in projects hit by Tuesday’s strike. Federal mediator E D Kincaid met with both sides after picketing began with little progress. Dow Chemical Monsanto and Phillips Petroleum affected. wage increase offer of 16 cents per hour for three years proposed by contractors.
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E. D. Kincaid
Kincaid
Qne
Houston
Cement Masons
Laborers International Union of North America
Associated General Contractors
Construction Employers Association of Texas
Dow Chemical Co
Freeport
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San Jacinto River Basin
High Plains F
Sears
Aubrey Brooks
Channelview
Sun OH Road
Charles H. Seekamp
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp
Bay
Seekamp
Shirley
Taft
Earn Citizens National Worker
Kamane
Roy Tinkersley
Tankersley
Baytown Sun
Sukarno
Indonesia
Suharto
Omski
North Side
Nebraska
Frank Morrison
Defense Department
News Digest
Thomas Carlyle
Citizens OF Texas Savings
U. S
America the Beautiful
Brooklyn
Coney Island
Lyndon Johnson
Harris County Federal Savings and Loan
Ren
Knights of Columbus Hall
Robbins Twins
Thad Felton
NEA Telephoto
Peoples Bank
Menmser F
Bulletin
Monsanto Co
Alvin
Phillips Petroleum
OL Onean
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