Sun Spots Staner No-Billed By Grand Jury
Duane Staner was no-billed by the grand jury on Monday in a malicious mischief case. Mrs. Flatlie Kulbeth testified at a preliminary hearing on June 18 that Staner damaged her rent house at Lincoln. Justice of the Peace Bud West referred the case to the grand jury. Registration for the second summer term at Lee Callese is in the registrar office from 3 am to 1 pm and 4 pm to 7 pm Monday, with classes starting Tuesday, July 20.
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Staner
Duane Staner
Grand Jury
Flatlie Kulbeth
Lincoln
Justice of the Peace
Bud West
Lee Callese
Carpenters Strike Talks Resume Amid Local Meetings
Baytown youth fair officers elected with Roy Baker as chair and Bruce Foster as secretary. Directors include John W. Molo er, WoTTex Haltom, and others. Bay Shore Rod Reel and Gun Club schedules a 7:30 pm meeting at 3308 Minnesota to discuss plans and a fish fry. Negotiations between striking carpenters and two general contracting associations resume in Houston after a June 30 strike, with some projects continuing under retroactive contracts. Blood donor appeal and a local Story Hour event are noted along with a weather outlook of partly cloudy, 75 to 95 degrees, and Gulf tides around 6:18 am.
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Baker
Roy Baker
Baytown
Gun Club
Bayshore Rod, Reel and Gun Club
Minnesota
M.T
Bebo) Waddell
Houston
Fed
Ieval
James O. Hub
Esas
Wil Bel
Della Breeding
John Sealy
Jim Breeding
Sterling MulArcher Road
Nicigal Library
Tom Bowen
White Cloud
Jimmie R. Woods
Carpenters Local
New
Sterling High
Ansalmo Juarez Jr
Spaig ~ Glass, Inc
Asso
Robert E. Lee Hich
General Contractors
Juarez
Zach Booth
Marine Lance Corporal Mike Jordan Honored By Family
Around Town notes Mike Jordan son of Mr. and Mrs. E Jordan has been discharged from the U S Marine Corps after four years of service. He earned the rank of lance corporal and remains in the Marine Reserves. Other brief items include Dr Kat Optyshek planning Alaska hunting trips, Lorene Fox praised for her telephone voice, and Chamber of Commerce maps selling quickly at The Baytown Sun office.
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Mike Jordan
Jordan
Ruth
U.S
Paul Anderson
Ray Broussard
Kat Optyshek
Alaska
Lorene Fox
Charlie Cowan
the Sun
Ben- Tah Mae Jackson
Grover Edge
Marie Fisher
Chamber of Commerce
Baytown
TMPA Delegates Attend Texas Conference in Houston
TMPA delegates Sgt Charlie Cowan and Bill MacMain of Baytown Police Men’s Association, with Sgt H H Steele on TMPA board, will attend the TMPA annual meeting August 12 to 15 at the Shamrock Hilton in Houston. Dispute centers on wage scales as carpenters seek 66 cent gains over three years.
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TMPA
Charlie Cowan
Bill MacMain
Baytown Policemen's Association
Texas, Municipal Police Association
Shamrock-Hilton
Houston
H. H. Steele
Lightning shortens power to Port Arthur customers
Our World Today notes a lightning strike disabled three electric utility lines, cutting service for about 600 customers briefly. It also mentions Mary Driscoll, 17, of Rockingham Virginia being elected national president of Future Homemakers of America and other minor items from Cohen Wi to Fort Worth.
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Port Arthur
Mary Driscoll
Rockingham
Future Homemakers of America
Cohen
Longview
Tex
Sohrn
Reserves to be considered for South Vietnam call up
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara said new U.S. troop increases in South Vietnam would require considering calling up additional reserves, extending tours of duty, and equating draft periods.
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Washington
Defense Rotert
McNanmra
South Viet Nam
Johnson Mourns Adlai Stevenson's Death
President Johnson expressed sorrow at the death of Adlai E. Stevenson as Secretary of State Dean Rusk notified him from London. Rusk relayed the news to congressional leaders during a White House luncheon, with Senator Paul Douglas and Representative Carl Albert announcing the loss to the Senate and House respectively. Stevenson, former Illinois governor and longtime friend of Douglas, was described as a great loss to the nation and the world.
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Johnson
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stock
Congress
Stevenson
Dean Rusk
U.S
London
Rusk
White House
United
House
Carl Albert
D-Okla
Paul H. Douglas
DOL
Senate
Naion
Illinois
Chsef
Douglas
Mariner 4 Prepares to Photograph Mars Near 134 Million Miles
Pasadena AP reports Mariner 4 has answered the first earth command in five months signaling readiness to begin a historic close up of Mars. The 571 pound craft will take up to 21 pictures from 7,000 to 5,600 miles above the Martian surface and transmit the images back to Earth within hours.
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Calif
Mariner 4
Mars
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Mariner
Crafr
Earth
Limet Mies
Esrh
Johannesburg
South Africa
Ang
Jie
United States
Soviet Union
Tank Fire Blazes At Humble Refinery Site
A large tank fire at Humble refinery near Baytown caused extensive flames and an emergency response. About 50 Humble firefighters plus aid from Channel Industries Mutual Aid battled the blaze overnight, with 100 workers involved at peak. The tank contained ethylbenzene, a highly volatile chemical, and fire walls buckled as flames spread inside the tank. Officials reported the fire eventually remained confined to the tank area with no major injuries reported.
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Landers
Humble
Reiz
Channel Industries Mutual Aid
CIMA
Shell
Sinclair
Sienal Jean Genéral
Hesapanics
Rehm& Ss
Veterans Administration Hospital Closes Aug 2
The Veterans Administration Hospital at Welinney orders closure effective August 2. Veterans patients are redirected to other VA facilities.
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Veterans Administration
Welinney
Inventors Granted U S Sales for Octane Improvement Method
Boyd Hill Dr H A Holcomb and Dr D G Walker were granted U S sales for a method to improve octane numbers of volatile hydrocarbons by rearranging molecular structures. The resulting product is used in manufacturing gasoline.
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Boyd Hill
H. A. Holcomb
D. G. Walker
U. S
Lee Separation Absentee Voting To Start Monday
Absentee voting begins Monday July 19 for Lee Separation from the public school system. Voting machine available at the tax office, Schock administration building, open 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday. Deadline to vote by mail is August 3. marked ballots must be postmarked by August 6 and received by August 7.
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Aue
Lee Callege
Schock Administration
Tops to Meet Tops at Gulf Coast Clinic
Tops Take Off Pounds Sensibly club schedules a Thursday meeting in the Gulf Coast Clinic lobby. Men women and teenagers interested in losing weight are invited to attend.
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Spm
Gulf Coast Clinic
IREL Work Bid Opening Due Today
Bids will be opened at 4 p.m. Wednesday for renovation of Robert E. Lee High School with bids from three general contractors five electric seal and five paint contractors. James Davis said work should be all inside before September term. Construction halted July 1 at Poss Sterling High School due to a carpenters strike after negotiations. About 40 percent of site work completed with five payments requested totaling 1,136,000 earned 1,267,200 and retainage 126,330.
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Robert E. Lee High School
James Davis
Davis
Poss Sterling High School
Associated General Contractors
Carpenters’ Union
Grant Funds Aid for Baytown College Students
Lee College will receive a grant of 9,584 dollars from the U S Office of Education under the Economic Opportunity Act, announced by Congressman Albert Thomas. The third-semester program will use federal funds to cover full and part time student aid for 37 workers, totaling about 11,229 dollars, with the spring surplus explained by government grants and dropout reductions.
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Lee College
U. ‘Office of Education
Albert Thomas
Washington
Baytown
Walter Ruysell
Celles Dnally
Jdean
Soraz Sem
Lee
Adlai Stevenson Dies In London After Collapse
Adlai E Stevenson died in St George's Hospital after collapsing outside the U S embassy in London. The 65 year old former Illinois governor and UN ambassador had a busy London visit including meetings with Michael Stewart and Prime Minister Harold Wilson. He had traveled from Geneva where he attended Economic and Social Council sessions and was returning home.
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Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S
St. George's Hospital
United Nations
Grosvenor Square
Stevenson
Withersign Secre
Michael Stewart
Foreign Office
Harold Wilson
Chen
Froi
Europe
the Economic and Social Council
Geneva
Gore Dire Ho
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