Tuesday meetings and events listed in local notices
The notice covers the Phi Sigma Alpha meeting at 7 30 p m at Mrs Margie Hale's home 5105 Ashwood a Tuesday Story Hour at Sterling Municipal Library Auditorium 11 a m to 1 1 a m with Service League in charge Revival services begin Sunday at Crosby Assembly of God with Rev C A Franklin evangelist Shipboard fireman apprentice Sid Dey W McAlister son of Mr and Mrs Buster McAlister of 214 Carolina participated in a gun battle off Vietnam Baytown resident Tom Geaslin attends a Parker Foundation seminar Rotary Club hears Dr K Bingham on modern advances in medicine with Dr Liggett as program chairman.
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PHI Sigma Alpha
Tusday
Margie Hale
Ashwood
Sterling Municipal Library
Service League
Crosby
Sid.Dey W. McAlister
USN
Buster McAlister
214
Carolina
St. Paul
Vietnam
Rotary Meeting
K. Borgid Bingham
C. Lee ‘Liggett
Bay Town Weather and Tides Forecast
Sunny and hot through Tuesday with clear to partly cloudy skies in the Bay town area. Temperature ranges expected Monday around 75 to 96 degrees. Tides in Galveston will be low at midnight and high at 8 06 am and 1 52 pm, with another high at 5 12 pm.
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Baytown
Galveston
Local social notes and community happenings in Baytown
Logan Moore takes his daughters swimming. Jan Granberry shares fish tales with Jenny and Judy. Holly Woods performs a poolside drama with a ballet leap. Marguerite Miller and Daphne Hotchkiss pause to chat. Ruth Royder praises a grandson. Susan Moraison runs an errand. Carmen Keene waves. Mary E. Brown lends a neighbor a hand. Three Stepp Sisters entertain at a church social. Pam Phelps discusses a government course. Mary Riggs makes calls. Louis and Phyllis Phillips enjoy blooming dahlias. Jerry Don and Delores Smith celebrate a wedding anniversary. Barbara Neal is in Baytown Hospital Room 213 for surgery. Lee Heights girls wonder about a boy on a Red Honda. Mr. and Mrs. Conway return from Fort Stockton after attending Conway’s mother’s funeral. The Conways attend shows. Kenneth Martin and wife play miniature golf. Mrs. James Ray Prince brings a story.
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Logan Moore
Jan Granberry
Jenny
Judy
Holly Woods
Marguerite Miller
Amd
Daphne Hotchkiss
Ruth Royder
Susan Moraison
Carmen Keene
Mary E. Brown
Carol Beaugh
Sharon Shaddix
Janice Morgan
N. J. Conway
Baytown
Fort Stockton
Conways
Conway
W. A. Shows
Kenneth Martin
James Ray Prince Brin
Future Baytown Policemen Recruits Study Six Weeks
By MIKE BLACKMAN five recruits are undergoing an eight hour daily training period in Baytown for the first in depth six week police academy session. The program covers a wide range of topics including FBI customs alcohol and tobacco taxes interrogations and interviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Blackman
FBI
Baytown
Kirid
C W. Cowan
James Lankford
Blair Mann
R. H
Bo) Turner
Cowan
U.S. Supreme Court
Cow- Shaw
Lankford
U. S. Customs
the Academy
Mrs LeCompte Rites Tuesday
Funeral services for Effie Lou McGuire Le Compte 64 of 124 W Bayshore Drive will be held at 2 pm Tuesday at Paul A Lee Funeral Home Chapel. She died Monday at home after 44 years in Baytown. Survived by husband B J LeCompte and brother C T McGuire Jr. Interment in Columbia Cemetery West Columbia. Rev Rudy Pace officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul A. Lee
Effie Lou McGuire LeCompte
W. Bayshore Drive
Baytown
St. Mark's
Alexandria
Rudy Pace
St. Mark's Methodiist Church
Columbia Cemetery
West Columbia
Mussolini Film Being Planned
Rome AP reports Italian producers plan a factual film on Benito Mussolini providing an objective reconstruction of his last days. Carlo Lizzani to direct with Rod Steiger Fredric March or Charles Boyer possible as Mussolini. Marlon Brando considered but deemed unsuitable. Lisa Gastoni to play Mussolini's mistress Clara Petacci.
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Rome
Benito Musso
Silvio Amaccic
Carlo Lizzani
Verona
Fredric March
Charles Boyer
Marlon Brando
Amadio
Mussolini
Lisa Gastoni
Leaders of Union and GM Begin Historic Bargaining
Detroit AP reports Walter P. Reuther leads the United Auto Workers in initial talks with General Motors, seeking a broad wage rise, a guaranteed annual income, and wage parity with Canadian workers. Both sides warn of hard bargaining as contract talks loom with Ford and Chrysler and a Sept. 6 expiration.
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Detroit
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors Corp
Reuther
Bth
Ford
Chrysler
UAW
United Nations to send observers to Suez ceasefire line
The Security Council voted to deploy military observers along the Suez Canal ceasefire corridor amid Israeli Egyptian clashes. Israel weighs temporary acceptance of the arrangement while Egypt seeks more details. Jordan’s King Hussein arrives in Cairo for talks with Arab leaders including Nasser Boumedienne and Atassi as Iraqi leader Aref expected.
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United Nations
NYCAP
U.N
Suez Canal
Jerusalem
Israel
U Tnant
Egypt
Egypts
Cairo Radio
Hussein
Jordan
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Cairo
Houary Boumedienne
Algeria
Nourddin Atassi
Syria
Abdel Rahman Aref
Iraq
Don Dee Millard Dies In Hospital Services Tuesday
Don Dee Millard 63 of 603 Harold Lane Baytown died Sunday in a local hospital. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 10 am at Paul U Lee Funeral Home Chapel. Millard was a construction electrician, parishioner of Trinity Baptist Church in Fort Worth, and member of Riverside Masonic Lodge. He is survived by his wife Alice Vera Millard, three daughters, two sons, two brothers, four sisters, and two grandchildren. Local 527 IBEW is noted, with burial at Mercory Gardens Baytown Cemetery.
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Paul U. Lee
Baytown
Don Lee Millard
Harold Lane
Millard
IBEW
Galveston
Jim Grown
Central Baptist Church
Mercory Gardens
Paul A. Lee
Millant
Trinity Baptist Church
Fort Worth
Riverside Masonic Lodge
Af&am
Alice Vera Millard
William Mumdkowsky
Dallas
Bill Flynt Jr
Edward McLennan
Alta Loma
Tex
Don Dee Millard Jr
Humble
Robert Millard
Dickinson
Riley Laida
Santa Barbara
Calif
Lindsey Jack Millard
Chevy Chase
NL LL Hall
Arlington
Louise Fairchild
Nacogdoches
A. M. Hall
Lobbock
John Harris
School Board to Discuss Policies and Depository Bids
Preston Pendergrass reports the school board will consider a new policy set rewritten by a board committee and award a funds depository contract. The agenda includes 17 equipment bids, a closed session on personnel, and plans for a 7,770,000 building and air conditioning program with a project director to be named.
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Sam Alford
Troy Peterson
Robert Sauls
Vera Hartt
Keytown Education Association
Leslie D. Couch
Fine Board
James A. (Bitsy) Davis
Lowell Lammers
Kennedy in Ireland audience with Pope Paul VI
Mrs. John F. Kennedy travels in Ireland with her two children and friends from New York seeking an audience with Pope Paul VI while the holiday travels are curtailed. Typhoon Billie weakens to a tropical storm by the time it reaches southwest Japan, but causes floods and landslides, killing 253, leaving 101 missing and 460 injured.
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John F. Knnedy
Ireland
Rome
Kennedy
New York
Billie
Japan
Baytown Painters Return To Work After Strike
Baytown painters from Houston Local 130 returned to work on Monday after a week-long strike tied to Bayport Construction Group. The vote on a new two-year contract passed at a Sunday meeting, with pay and benefits increases for about 1,700 workers, aligning locally with national contractor standards. Local 120 members were referenced in relation to the agreement terms.
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Baytown
New City Hal
Civic Center
Houston
Lee Brimberry
Brimberry
US Airplane Losses in Vietnam Reach 1460 Planes
Saigon reports the United States has lost 1,460 aircraft in the Vietnam War. Of these, 602 bombers and other combat planes were lost over North Vietnam in enemy action, 191 over South Vietnam in combat. The rest, 667 aircraft, fell to mechanical failures, accidents, or noncombat causes. Helicopter losses in combat totaled 339.
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Saigon
United States
North
South Vietnam
USS. Command
North Vietnam
One Nice Thing About Western Freeways They're Free
Editor notes how East Coast toll roads make driving costly for ex Californians traveling from Washington to Philadelphia. Tolls in Maryland Delaware and New Jersey add up with bridges and service stations, and some exits require exact change only, creating new frustrations for toll-road travelers.
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Baltimore
Scrooge
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
California
U S Cruisers Pound Communist DMZ Positions
In a Sunday operation three U S Navy cruisers targeted Red gun positions inside the demilitarized zone while ongoing artillery and rocket fire hit Marine positions near the zone. McNamara toured battle zones then Delta visits followed as Navy strikes and reconnaissance reported missile losses and a bombing near Hanoi.
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Saigon
U.S. Navy
Demilitarized Zone
U.S. Command
Hanoi
U.S. Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Mekong Delta
Boston
St. Paul
Providence
Navy Fiers
Ban Yer Nanh
Surveyor 4 to land with radar insurance against moon rocks
Pasadena authorities report Surveyor 4 will carry electronic insurance to prevent radar confusion seen in Surveyor 2 during descent. After Surveyor 3’s near miss, engineers will bypass the radar brain during Surveyor 4’s descent as it heads to Sinus Medis, near the center of the moon.
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Pasadena
Calif
Earth
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Surveyor 4
Sinus Medis
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Effie Lecompte
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Robert Watson
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Our World
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