US steelworkers face strike vote warned by union leaders
Local union presidents say SS per cert of United Steelworkers rank and file will vote to strike the nation's basic steel industry. A big Obie local president predicts a shock coming as America risks greater racial segregation over 17 years per a Johnson commission study. Aref ousted in Iraq. liberal shift in Czechoslovakia. Ray may return to face trial. Fort Hood bans Esquire banner from post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Steelworkers
America
Johnson
Night at Crystal Palace thrills with young talent and light shows
A lively 500-seat air conditioned theater hosts a troupe aged 14 to 21 delivering strong dancing and singing while a skilled young magician dazzles. A slow-motion strobe sequence mimics an old movie, offering a surreal effect. Afterward visitors can ride Mill Pond boats or ride Astroway for mountain views of the Astrodomain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal McLuhan
Crystal Palace
Mill Pond
Astroway
Baytown Firemen Contain Two Evening Blazes
Baytown firemen battled two fires Tuesday night, a grass blaze at Airhart and Deyton and a trash fire at Bob Smith Road and McKinney Road. Crews fought the grass fire from 11 to 11:30 p.m., and the trash fire at a construction site took about 20 minutes after a 9:16 p.m. call. Earlier, a refrigerator fire at 218 E Fayle was extinguished with no damage.
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Baytown
Airhart
Deyton
Bob Smith Road
McKinney Road
E. Fayle
Noon Stock Quotes Courtesy of Citizens Bank and Co
Stock market schedule notes weekly closure on Wednesdays with Citizens National Bank and Goodbody Co providing quotes. The line item indicates a regular update service and a weekly market pause. Details about dates or locations are not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens National Bank and
Goodbody Co
Trustees Overcrowding Sparks TEA Review and Transportation Debate
Trustees faced overcrowding as TEA reviewed the district. TEA allowed carrying ineligible students within two miles if no harm to eligible riders, else at district expense. The board discussed private transport contracts, while Mrs. Buller opposed spending tax money on ineligible riders due to safety and academic concerns, prompting a referendum. Board President Billy BD Neal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TEA Bent & Team
TEA
Buller
Mystery Chinese Radio Station Against Mao Revealed
Hong Kong reports a mysterious Chinese radio station calling itself voice of the People’s Liberation Army has urged PLA commanders and provinces to prepare for a true Communist revolt against Mao Zedong Lin Piao and Chiang Ching. Analysts debate whether the transmitter is in mainland China or Formosa, noting pervasively anti Maoist broadcasts and the chaotic Cultural Revolution environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Voice of the Peoples
Liberation Army
PLA
Red China
Mao Tsetimg
Lin Piao
Mao
Chiang Ching
Lin
Kwangtung
Changsha
Hunan
Hupei
Wuhai
Formosa
China
Ene
Injured Baytown Man Is Critical After Bayway Crash
Martin Sarvia of Baytown remains in critical condition at Ben Taub Hospital after a Saturday Bayway Drive wreck. Two seamen from the ship Chemical Trader, Dixie Sereno of New Orleans and Santos Zelaya of La Ceiba Honduras, were injured but listed in good condition at Gulf Coast Hospital after ambulance transport.
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Martin Sarvia
Baytown
Ben’ Taub Hospital
Bayway Drive
Dixie O. Sereno
New Orleans
Santos Zelaya
la Ceban
Honduras
Chemial Trader
Jacinto Port
Gulf Coast Hospital
Sarola
Ben Taub Hospital
United States seeks posture in Paris talks over bombing end
In Paris, AP reports the United States urged North Vietnam to declare actions it will take if the bombing of North Vietnam ends. The appeal followed discussions in the ongoing peace talks.
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Paris
United States
North Vietnam
Goose Creek ISD Sealed Bids Sought for Supplies in Baytown
The Goose Creek Consolidated Independent School District invites sealed bids for supplies. Bids will be opened in the Senoa District Board Room at 1415 Market Street. Address inquiries to the Purchasing Agent Office at 1220 Market Street Baytown Texas. The Board reserves the right to reject any or all bids deemed not advantageous.
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Ofice of Te
Goose Creek Consolidated Independent
Baytown
Texas
Bie Weart
ART Esday
Avpuus
Senoa
Board Room
Market Street
Schock
P.O
Board of Trustees
George A. Gentry
School buses spark debate on transportation funding
Knox warned cutting transportation funding harms students and braces for 100 plus kids facing travel issues. The district bought two replacement buses to arrive before September, with enrollment rising and old buses possibly reused. Trustee Burnham urged using all buses, proposing an early run for ineligible students to reduce overcrowding, while the board set Dec 5 trustee election and amended policy to allow emergency purchases without full approvals.
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Knox
H.C Schocher
Ellis Burnham
Burnham
Truster
C. &. Lampasas
Longtime LCB Agent Douglas Reflects On Challenges
The article outlines Douglas’s frustration with limited aid from the LCB in Baytown and statewide. He recalls long travel for officers, time wasted processing licenses, and the need for more agents and training, arguing for higher legislative funding. Douglas began in 1953 and left in June for plant protection at U S Steel, with wife Opal and daughter Sheryl. James H. Sanders notes the replacement is not yet confirmed and staff shortages persist.
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LCB
Douglas
Baytown
Pople
Austin
Dallas
Houston
U. S. Steel
Opal
Sheryl
Greenbriar
Lakewood
Quitman
Wood County
Hquor Control Agency
James H. Sanders
District 14
the Sun
Sanders
Banks Seek State Charters In Baytown Hearing Set
The Texas state banking board scheduled a May hearing for bank charter applications filed by Baytown institutions. Applicants include Baytown State Bank and Bank of Baytown with multiple investors, at a Kmart Shopping Center site on State Highway 146. Evidence shows a group led by Robert Harrop backing Baytown projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas State Banking
Bruce Seard
Baytown State Bank
Robert A
James Cation
Harrop
Bank of Bay
Baytown
Longtime Baytown leader D Olives honored in society rolls
D Olive has led Baytown groups for four decades and helped found the Texas Industrial Editors Society in 1936, serving as president for three years. He holds top posts in Masonic bodies, is High Priest of Baytown Royal Arch Chapter 408, and treasurer of St Mark's Methodist Men's Bible Class for 26 years. He and his wife have two children, Yvonne and N.S. Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Texas Industrial Editors Society
Royal Arch
St. Mark's Methodist Church
D'Olive
Yvonne
Clifford Katz
Norfolk, Va
Naval Base
N.S. Jr
Buzxy
University of Houston
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Andrew H. Fenley
Mississippi
Earthman Funeral
Rome
Ces One
FORD
Iraq
Abdel Rahman Aref
Bashdad Radio
Czechoslovakia
Kremlin
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther Hing Jr
Fort Hood
Esquire Magazine Banner
Culpepper
Tremendous Values
Great Savings
Barker
Brown
Burns
Hroeller Modern
Gular Broyhill
DeVille
Bassett
Broyhill
Camden
Top & Mirror
Mersman
Sprague Carleton
Forrinson
R. M. McCollum
D.C
W. Main
Bou
DuPont
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