Dance at KC Hall Arrow Meeting in Boy Scout Note
A dance is scheduled at Knights of Columbus Hall with music by Zatopek’s orchestra. The Arrow and Boy Scouts of America will hold a meeting at 7 30 p.m. on Thursday at West Main Street. Admission is $3 per couple. Weather forecast partly cloudy with showers and a 75 to 94 degree range. Galveston tides predict low at 16 37 p.m. and high at 7 21 a.m.
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Main Street
Gracethodist Church
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Galveston
Watermelon party postponed to Thursday in Barbers Hill
The Senor Daughters of America delayed their watermelon party from Wednesday to 6 30 p m Thursday at 3903 Missouri Barbers Hill, sponsored by the Barbers Hill Volunteer Fire Department. Barbecue plates cost 1 50 for adults and 75 cents for children, served 3 to 5 p m, with pumper races beginning at 7 p m. Public is invited.
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Resident Dies at Home in Siolander Road
SAM WAKLIN BOLES aged 6?7 of Siolander Road died at his residence Wednesday night. Arrangements for final rites will be announced by Earthman's Funeral Home. Square Dance Club Masters of Ceremonies for Bayshore Wagon Wheel Square Dance Club at 8 p.m. Saturday at Knights of Pything Hall on Alexander Drive will be Hershel Nunez and Rudy Bruemmer. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Geaslin will be hosts. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Fannestiel were hosts for the dance last weekend.
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Arlington
Joyce Rawe
Baytown
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Austin
Keith S$. Rawe
Rawe Crain
Tommie
Blake Colquette
Karen Hinton
Crain
Leslie Hinton
Crosby
Peach Creek
Barbara J. Gillis
Houston
Decker Drive
Hermann Hospital
Wilfred Spell
Sam Waklin Boles
Siolander Road
Earthman
Bayshore Wagon Wheel
Knights of Pything Hall
Alexander Drive
Hershel Nunez
Rudy Bruemmer
J. R. Geaslin
Jerry Fannestiel
Foam Kills Tank Fire At Humble
A tank fire at Humble Baytown Refinery ended after foam was applied with 12 hoses for about one hour and foamite cooled the blaze. The 30,000 barrel ethylbenzene storage tank burned part of its contents and scorched nearby pipes. a second tank was being surveyed for damage. Officials noted tens of thousands of gallons of foam were used and the fire was extinguished around 4 18 p.m. Wednesday.
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Hunbles Baytown
Medicare Aid Upped To 90 Days In Conferees Accord
Washington AP reports Senate House conferees reached a 90 day hospitalization plan for the elderly in the $7.5 billion Social Security health care measure. It preserves 60 days with a $40 deductible and adds 20 days at $11 per day, aiming to cover most hospital costs for 19 million seniors. The deal also addresses nursing home care after hospitalization and home health provisions.
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Senate House
House
Senate
Adlai Stevenson Dies in 1965 Life to Be Honored
Adlai Ewing Stevenson died after heart attack while in a foreign assignment. Vice President Hubert Humphrey and Stevenson’s sons led the U S delegation home. The body was flown to Washington from London with plans for a National Cathedral service and burial in Illinois. Flags were ordered at half staff as world leaders mourned the loss of the urbane statesman.
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Grosvenor] Square
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Adlair Ti
John Fell
Borden
Adlai Hand
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Springfield
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Ilinois
Bloomington
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America
Steele McDonald Defends Precinct 103 Line Change
M cDonald, Baytown insurance man and longtime Democrat, backed Commissioner Ramsey’s plan to redraw Precinct 103 at Cedar Bayou to align with city limits. Precinct 103 chair Pat Goodrich opposed any change, calling it conceived. Ramsey said he’d leave the plan as is if the city council and residents reject it, and would decide after gathering opinions.
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Baytown Insurance
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Cedar Bayou
Pat Goodrich
Ramsey
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Steele
Texas Board of Medics Examiners appointments
Gov Solim Connally taps LG Ballard of Granbury for a six year term on the Texas Board of Medics Examiners. Otto Kemner signs bill permitting public school teachers to spank unruly pupils. Defense officials visit South Viet Nam route via Fonolula. McNamara Tadre stopover noted. Railroad Commission reports allowable sale at 2,913,118 barrels, up 12,815 from July 1.
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LG. Ballard
Granbury
Texas Board of Medics
Tinks
Otto Kemner
Defense
Robert McNamara
Henry Cabot Tadre
Fonolula
South Viet Nam
Texas Railroad Commission
Baytown Firms Bid On REL Work
Five Baytown firms submitted bids for renovation at Robert E. Lee High School. Bids were opened at 4 p.m. Wednesday and will be tabulated by architect James A. Davis before the school board's building committee studies them. General bids ranged from 25,002 to 21,818.60, electrical bids from 22,222 to 22,659, with painting bids from five firms in Houston Baytown and Pasadena. The next regular board meeting on Lee College affairs is Monday night.
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Robert E. Lee Wigh School
James A. Davis
George H. Gentry
Gentry
Lee College
G. B
Chatham Contractors
Prue ‘Construction Co
Gulf Coast Electric Co
Vorsand Electric Co
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Phone Link To Houston Direct Service Talk Planned
Baytown Chamber of Commerce will hear a progress report on extended phone service to Houston. E. Cambern, district manager of General Telephone Co, will discuss improvements and a three year projection to eliminate long distance tolls to Houston. Baytown council and phone officials have discussed direct service, with Southwestern Bell and General Telephone initiating pe rolation sessions since December.
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Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Cambern
General Telephone Co
Baytown
Southwestern Bell Telephone
General Telephone
Traffic Campaign Slows Accidents In Baytown
Baytown police report a traffic crackdown has cut major accidents in July compared with June. From June 1 to July 14, 128 tickets were written and patrols intensified at danger points. Seven crashes on Baker Road Decker Drive this year prompt state engineers to study intersection layout for remedies.
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Bobby. Sutpis
Bastawn
R. H
J Turner
Boytown
Mildred Foster
State Highway Department
Fim Houston
Blair Mann
Fritz Lanham
Turner
Baker Road
Decker Drive
Tantiany
Jfirom Baytown
Carpenters Local Sets Friday Meeting On Contract Proposal
Carpenters Local Union No 1321 of Baytown will meet at 1200 PM Friday to consider a contract proposal from Associated General Contractors and Construction Employers Association of Texas. Similar Friday meetings are planned by carpenters locals in Houston Conroe Bay City and Texas City. The proposal will be presented to union representatives in Houston at 10 AM Friday after negotiations with mediator James O Hubbard assisted by federal mediator. Separate local votes are anticipated but totals will be combined to decide acceptance.
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Baytown
Associated General Contractors and Construction Employers Association of Texas
Carpenters
Houston
Conroe
Bay City
Texas City
Contractors’ Associations
Carenters
James O. Hubbard
Eb.r
Rainwater
Houston District Council
U.S. urged to boost troops in South Vietnam to 379000
The report states a unanimous recommendation to increase U.S. forces in South Vietnam to 379000 by year end, more than 100000 above the then current schedule of 75090. It notes plans and approvals by authorities but cites changes to military plans as necessary.
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Washington
U.S
South Viet Nam
Viet
Mariner 4 Sends Mars Pictures as Planned
Pasadena scientists reported Mariner 4 was transmitting precisely the Mars images they anticipated. The signals promised favorable photos of Mars surface, possibly revealing features as small as a mile across and hinting at life. The fly by marked a 228 day, 325 million mile voyage from Earth with hopes of up to 20 photos.
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Cap
Mariner
Mars
Jinera
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Nerer
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