Twirling School Trip Leads Baytown Juniors to Huntsville
Baytown Junior High sends DRUM MAJOR Jeanette Esquivel head twirler Sara Lyles and twirlers Sandra Mintlins Paula Wooten and JoAnn Harris to a week long twirling school at Sam Houston State College in Huntsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twirling
Jeanette Esquivel
Sara Lyles
Sandra Mintlins
Paula Wooten
JoAnn Harris
Baytown Junior High
Sam Houston State College
Huntsville
Weather and tide outlook for Galveston region
Cloudy and warm through Thursday with scattered daytime thundershowers. Temperatures 75 to 91 degrees, slightly cooler than the prior day’s 74 to 95. An 83 degree reading was noted at 8 am Wednesday, with six tenths of an inch of rain Tuesday. Tides: Thursday high at 3 12 am and low at 7 24 pm.
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Galveston
Baytown Community Notes and Local Appointments
A dense community roundup lists visits, name changes, TV appearances, and local announcements. Notables include Dr Herbert Duke visiting between hospitals, Mrs Dor osy Krejci visiting from Chicago, and Acie Drew heading to work. The item covers Senior Citizens bus tickets, a dog injury report, and various club meetings and church events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Duke
Lorene Fox
Jessie Tucker
C. M. Cook
Big Goose Creek
Acie Drew
Rufus Honeycutt
T. G. Plocheck
Ben Bonner
Don Cannata
Pete Brewer
Getting There Strikes Hit Major Airlines at Chicago O Hare
A machinists strike against Northwest National Eastern Trans World and United disrupts air travel at O Hare. Passengers face long lines and fewer flights as federal mediators warn the settlement may delay resolution. The strike began Friday, leaving travelers frustrated as pickets loom by ticket counters.
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Airihe
International Association of Machinists
Northwest
National
Eastern
Trans World
United
Chicago
O'Hare
XEA
Final Day of Decision and Diligence Echoed
A compact reflection contrasts a biblical valley of decision with Luce's call for daily honest work decisions and good deeds. The cited lines juxtapose spiritual judgment and secular need for daily responsibility, urging earnest action and generosity as solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Boothe Luce
Air Strike Negotiators Resume Talk
Negotiators meet again in Washington to resolve the six day air lines strike over a status quo agreement. The IAM accused Northwest Airlines of pressuring workers in Tokyo while Northwest denies violations of the 1965 agreement. The strike halts about 60 percent of U S air travel, costing carriers and labor about 8 million dollars daily.
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Washington
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
Northwest Airlines
Temploves
Tokyo
Northwest
IAM
Worthwest
Minneapolis St Paul
Minn
Trans. World
Eastern
National
United
Braniff
Continental
Northeast Airlines
Afl-Cio Transport Workers Union
Texas Supreme Court Rules County Precincts Must Be Equal
The Texas Supreme Court ruled that county commissioner precincts must be drawn with substantially equal populations in a landmark decision shaping local governance. Midland Mayor Hank Avery, past president of the Texas Municipal League, filed the suit arguing Midland County’s four commissioners largely excluded residents, with Midland city’s 7 percent of people represented by one commissioner.
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Ausyfin
Texas Supreme Court
Midland
Hank Avery
Texas Municipal League
Midland County
Avery
Council Meets Thursday Community TV Is To Be Considered Here
City council plans a 7 30 p m session to discuss adopting a Baytown community antenna television franchise. The Bruns on Honeycutt group, advised by City Attorney Chandler, leads the bid. Agenda includes annexation readings for Bohemian Hall Road and Arm Road 1832, a public hearing for another strip, budget transfers for fire and water contingencies, Kipling Drive storm sewer relocation, a sign on Highway 146 near Winner, and a Clean Up Week proclamation for July 25 29.
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Baytown
Donald L. Brunson
Rufus Honeyccutt
George Chandler
Igfoot
Bohemi
Bayport Construction
Another Coronation in Virginia as Byrd Stays Reigning
In Tuesday's Democratic primary Virginia stalwarts Sen A Willis and Rep Howard W Smith lose renomination bids while Sen Harry F Byrd Jr. survives a vigorous moderate liberal challenge. Across the nation a fierce heat wave tops temperatures and strains electric power as the government seeks steady Spain ties and diplomatic support. Congress acts to send aid to the President.
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Sen
A. Willis
Robertson
Howard W. Smith
Harry F. Byrd Jr
World Journal Tribune Reaches Pact With Mailers Union
Johnson discusses legislation to raise pay for 1.2 million federal workers and over 3 million military personnel. The New York World Journal Tribune signs a contract with the Mailers Union, clearing a major obstacle to its first publication. In Vietnam, Air Force and Marine pilots assist South Vietnamese troops against Viet Cong forces northeast of Saigon. Construction trades council protest disrupts access to NASA moon-launch area. Tokyo unveils a vending machine offering 20 000 yen on a credit card.
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New York World Journal Tribune
Mailers Union
Air Force
Saigon
Tokyo
Chicago riot: bands of youths attack neighborhood
In a hot evening on Chicago's near Southwest Side, bands of Negro youths looted stores and hurled rocks and bombs, smashing windows as police turned off a hydrant. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and local leaders helped police quell the disturbance. twenty four Negroes were arrested or injured.
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Chicago
Durling
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Texan Buys 500-Year-Old Irish Castle for Tours
A Texas oil millionaire, Mark Andrews, has bought Knapogue Castle in County Clare, Ireland, ten miles from Shannon airport, to meet American tourist demand to visit coastal landmarks. The Houston man aims to develop the site for visitors as part of hiscastle business venture.
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Dublin
Ireland
Mark Andrews
Houston
County Clare
Shannon
School District Hires Aide To Tax Assessor
Clifton C. McDowell, 27, native Baytonian, named deputy tax assessor collector, replacing Hobarft Enoch who moved up to tax assessor collector. McDowell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse C. McDowell, is a 1957 Robert E Lee High School graduate. He completed Sam Houston State College studies, served three years in the Army in Alaska, and earned a business administration degree in January 1966. He worked at People's State Bank as a teller before joining the district. He plans to attend assessor training and join Texas and National Associations of Assessment Officers. He and wife Ruth Ann reside in Gradywood Arms. no children. He is a Mason and Grace Methodist Church member.
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Clifton C. McDowell
Notive
Sam Houston
McDowell
Baytown
People’s State Bank
Enoch
Texas Association of Assess
Military Specialists To Be Returned To Viet Nam
Washington AP reports the Army will shorten tours for key specialists including helicopter pilots and mechanics to speed their return to Viet Nam. The plan aims to expand training and cut time with families, moving some pilots back after about a year out of the country.
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Viet Nam
Washington
Army
Jme
Harold K. Johnson
Senate Armed Services
Johnson
Four point policy for Asia peace outlined by Johnson
President Johnson presented a four point approach tying U.S. anti aggression in Asia to improved China relations. He urged a peaceful, cooperative Pacific era with trade and international participation. State, defense and intelligence leaders reported progress in Viet Nam while warning the conflict is not close to ending.
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Washington
Johnson
Asia
U. S
Red China
American Alumni Council
United States
Pacific
Viet Nam
China
Peking
U.S
United
U_.S
America
Dean Rusk
Hanoi
White House
Rusk
Ropert
McNamara
Richard Helms
Senate
Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
House
Moyers Services Slated Thursday
Funeral services for Charles William Moyers aged 9 will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday at Earthman's Baytown Chapel with Rev A E Weatherly officiating. Interment follows at Anahuac Cemetery. Moyers, a Baytown native, was killed Sunday in a no-car accident near Anniston Alabama. Also dying from injuries is Earl Batson Jr of Montgomery Alabama. Survivors include Moyers' parents Mrs Mary Batson of Montgomery and William J Moyers of Baytown, one brother David, two sisters Angela and Tracy, and grandparents Mr and Mrs W W Reasoners of Anahuac.
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Charles William Moyers
Earthman’s
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Fred Wichlep
Bill Strickler
Bob Schleyer
Chamber of Commerce
Dave Moore
Dorothy Krejci
Charles Wilson
Senior Citizens
Senior Citizens Club
E. C. Wood
Citizens Bank
Wood
W. E. Laughlin
W. Murmill
West Sterling
Cebell Icet
Raymond Odle
Willian Odle Sr
Belfast Lane
la Porte
Fort Hood
Pentecostal Conquerors
Peace Tabernacle United Pentecostal Church
N. Main
Bar Auxiliary
East
Harris County Bar Association
Youngblood’s
Li Auxiliary
Little League Ladies Auxiliary
Citizens National Bank
Earn Citizens National
F.0.1.c
Joe
Air Strike
Bulletin
Citizens OF Texas Savings
Miwest
Lee C_ White
Federal Power Commission
Rocky Bountains
Spain
Sagal Pases
Congress
News Digest
Construction Trades Council
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Space Agency
Texan
KES
Donnell Aircraft
St. Louis
Charles Conrad Jr
Richard F. Gordon Jr
Thelma
Dumpy Brown
Mont Belvieu
Lufkin
Mrs. Brown
Harris County
Federal Savings and Loga Assn
Gulf Universities Research Corp
New Orleans
Gulf and Caribbean
Maria Remenpl
el Cerrito
Calif
Miami Beach
National Association of Assessment Officers
Ruth Ann
Gragywood Arms Apartments
Masonic Lodge
Grace Methodist Church
Felton
Moyers
Peoples. Friends
Peoples State Bank
F.D
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