Knights to Install New Officers at Knights Hall
Bishop Christopher E Byrne will preside as new officers are installed at the Knights of Columbus Hall at 8 p.m. Wednesday The public may attend. Sam Limdy, faithful navigator, notes an open ceremony with a 7 30 p m program at Peace Tabernacle 1102 M Main. Public invited.
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Christopher E. Byrne
General Assembly
Knights of Columbus
Sam Limdy
Assem
Bingspiration Tabernacle Youth Choir
Peace Tabernacle
Baytown Area Weather and Galveston Tides Update
Cloudy to partly cloudy conditions prevail in the Baytown area with warnings through Wednesday. Intermittent showers expected Wednesday and Thursday. Temperature range Wednesday around 72 to 86 degrees. Tuesday reached 71 to 87. Galveston tides Thursday will be high at 5 12 am and low at 9 23 pm.
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Baytown Area
Galveston
Birthdays and community notices brighten Baytown week
Jean Daniely Emmett and Anline Hutto help make birthdays special while Ken Persenaire recalls a handball win with Jimmy Partin. Lee College president Richard Strahan enjoys pink ice cream. Charlie and Francis Miller golf and share pizza and sundaes. Mrs O B Lee brings Girl Scout pictures from camp as Baytown girls enjoy summer. Mrs Doyle Ives offers pears at 122 E DeFeo. Wish Bill Hartman a birthday on July 19. Lyndon Wayne Mallory's upcoming birthday noted along with Mrs Paul A Lee’s 44th community anniversary. Bill Duplantise Sr Jr Bob Wesselhoft and John Sandhoprs spend a week in Hunt with their kids.
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JEAN _DANIELY
Emmett
Anline Hutto
Ken Persenaire
Jimmy Partin
Lee College
Richard Strahan
Charlie
Francis Miller
O. B. Lee
Baytown
Doyle Ives
E. Defee
Bill Hartman
Lyndon Wayne Mallory
Paul A. Lee
Bill Duplantises Jr
Bob Wesselhofts
John Sandhops
Missiles Destroyed- U S Bombards Red Rail Yards
US bombers pounded four major rail yards north of Hanoi and struck a missile site near Hai Duong soccer stadium. Navy Air Force and Marine pilots logged 123 missions, claiming hits on SAM sites and launchers. One US plane was lost, two fliers rescued. reports cite losses and continuing ground skirmishes as South Vietnam marks National Shame Day.
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Saigon
Vietnam
Hanoi
Tanoi
Haiphong
Hai Duong
Cmdr
Gene Lund
Biloxi
Miss
Navy
Air Force
Marine
North Vietna
U.S
US. Command
Air Force F1
North Vietnam
Band
South Vietnam
North
U.S. Marine
Demilitarized Zone
U.s.army
Force
Oregon
1M1st Airborne
25Th Infantry
196Th Light Infantry
Thailand
China
Kep
Rep
World News Flash: Conflicts and Economic Shifts
The report notes Boumediene and Aref failing to win a new millenium accord in Moscow while a major offshore platform explosion near Morgan City, Louisiana leaves workers missing or dead. North and South Korean casualties rise as tensions flare. SMU blocks a microwave tower for a Dallas Fort Worth regional CCTV network. Stock markets rally with heavy trading. Oil prices rise on Oklahoma allowances. Rubber, tire workers strike nerves as talks stall. Orthodox Patriarch Ashenfoobar plans Vatican talks on church reunification.
Railroads Move Toward Normal Operations Amid Picketing
Railroads moved toward normal operations as picketing faded in California and Kentucky. Courts issued restraining orders to bring workers back in Cleveland and New Orleans areas. A presidential mediation panel was named to resolve the wage dispute while a back-to-work law could force settlement in 90 days.
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New York
California
Sigmund Arywitz
Los Angeles County Labor Federation
Cleveland
New York Central
U.S
Ben. C. Green
Collinwood
Laoinsvile & ‘Nashville
Kentucky
Urthern
Railway 8E
Euréd
Terttary
Trict
Chattanooga
Fred Kappel
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Theodore Kheel
Levlerett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Johnson
Close Presidential Race Seen In Union Elections
The Gulf Coast Industrial Workers Union faces a tight presidential runoff on Tuesday August 1 after mail ballots are counted by a union committee. Runoff opponents are J W Lounsberry Jr and H Hargrove. Ballots go to members July 25. Newly elected officials include MC Harris vice president of M&C Division D iE Chasteen vice president Process Division Harmon Phillips secretary and W R Barker treasurer. Four delegates J T Baker I W Lourisberry Jr and R L Potter attend a Denver joint union meeting lasting three days Wednesday through Saturday.
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Gulf Coast Industrial Workers Union
J. W. Lounsberry Jr
Co. H. Hargrove
Roy Kilough
Harprove
Lounsberry
MC. Harris
M&c
D_ iE. Chasteen
Process
Harmon Phillips
Malagasy Plane Crash Claims 55 Lives in Takeoff Disaster
An Air Madagascar DC4 crashed on takeoff near the runway end in Tananarive, killing Foreign Minister Albert Syla and 34 others. Officials reported 22 survivors from the 57 on board as the aircraft attempted a flight to Diego Suarez on Madagascar's northeast coast.
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Tananarive
Malagasy
Air Madagascar
Albert Syla
Diego Suarez
Thig Island
East Africa
Yarborough Warns of Danger to U S Maritime Industry
U S Senator Ralph Yarborough urged drastic improvements in the maritime sector at the International Longshoremen’s Association convention in Miami Beach. He pressed for a strong American merchant marine, tax fairness between shipowners and workers, and renewed focus on ending exploitation while supporting a robust national economy.
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Miami Beach
Fla
U.S
Ralph Yarborough
Dtex
United States
International Longshoremen’s Association
Afl-Cio
Yarborough
America
America Tr
ILA
Racial Strife In Cairo Rouses Illinois Governor to Act
Racial violence flared in Cairo Illinois prompting Governor Kerner to deploy National Guardsmen to quell the unrest. Police reported sporadic sniper fire and firebomb incidents as a Negro public housing project was targeted and a home in West Baton Rouge suffered an explosion. In Erie Pennsylvania similar disturbances caused two fires. In Greensboro North Carolina a cross was burned in front of a Negro minister's yard. Arrests were made in related cases as authorities pursue antiterror charges.
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Associated Press
Cairo
Kerner
National
Midwest
Jerry Lebo
West Baton Rouge
Viola Logan
West
O .Ne
Greensboro
N.C
Frank Williams
J.R. McBride
Clyde Webster
Stoo
Rain totals in Baytown reach 1.6 inches
Baytown woke to 1.6 inches of rain during the night and early morning with cooler temperatures expected. The Houston Weather Bureau projects a 36 to 74 degree low to high range for Wednesday and a high of 33 on Thursday, noting 1.6 inches had been recorded.
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Baytown
Houston Wether Bureau
Houston Bureau
Light Plane and Jet Collide Over Carolina Collision Near Hendersonville
A Piedmont Airlines jet crashed near Hendersonville after taking off from Hendersonville airport in rugged mountain country. A small plane reportedly collided with the airliner, which carried 73 aboard, then both went down. Debris fell on nearby houses as rescue crews converged and investigators traced radio silence to the jet. Flight 2 was overdue to land at Hendersonville.
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Hendersonvile
Ben
Piedmont
Asheville
K.C. Smart
Smart
Kenneth Dacy
Ashvelle
Ming
Lunar Explorer Launched To View Radiation Hazard
Explorer 35 lifted from Cape Kennedy aboard a Delta rocket on a three day mission to orbit the moon. The Lunar Explorer carries 10 experiments to measure radiation, cosmic dust and magnetic fields, aiming to assess shielding potential for Apollo astronauts in the moon’s vicinity and the earth’s magnetic tail.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
America
Lunar Explorer
Earth
Apollo
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Norman F. Ness
Apollo Project
Fisher and Jackson Named to Trinity River Authority Board
Gov John Connally appoints two Baytown lawyers to the Trinity River Authority Charles W Fisher of Liberty and Gary C Jackson Jr of Anahuac join the regional water agency forming a new board with regional representation.
Plane Loses Tire But Lands Safely
A Boeing 72 with 98 aboard from San Antonio International Airport lost a tire on takeoff and landed safely at Kelly Air Force Base. Senior Eastern pilot W F Carson took controls as the plane, bound for New York, used the three main wheels and one wheel to complete a routine landing. No injuries were reported though a woman fainted and a 10 year old boy suffered air sickness. the tire was found at the end of the runway per an Eastern statement.
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San Antonio
Eastern Airlines
Boeing 72
Kelly Air Force Base
San Antonio International
W.F. Carson
Eastern
New York
San Antonio International Airport
Easterr
Bus Of Elderly Tourists Tumbles Off Pikes Peak
A tour bus carrying 34 elderly Maryland residents veered off the highway on Pikes Peak in Colorado. Two women, both from Baltimore, died at the scene. Driver Merl Woods and 32 others were hospitalized, with six in serious condition. witnesses described the bus tipping onto a soft shoulder and tumbling over the embankment as travelers formed a human chain to aid survivors.
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Colorado Springs
Calo
Maryland
Pikes Peak
Lester L. Banks
Elizabeth Gangler
Baltimore
Merl Woods
Denver
Woods
Colorado
Frank Camp
Harman Chain
West Texas Floods Hit Highways and Fields in Monsoon Rains
Monsoon like rains deluged West Texas with unofficial totals up to 11 inches, flooding roads and crops. Elbert reports 11.3 inches since 1 am as cotton fields turned to rivers. highways from Elbert to the Young County line submerged. Multiple towns logged heavy totals from 2 to 4 inches, with winds up to 50 mph, aiding widespread disruption and minor floods.
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Associated Press
Keeter
Texas
Elbert
Young County
Heney Nexc
Este
Stid Keeter
Goree
Knox County
Crowell
West Texas
Mineral Wells
Fort Worth
Berger
Munday
Knox City
Sham—rock
Spearman
Panhandle Sl
San Angelo
Concho River
West Texas City
Panhandle
New Mexico
Seymour
Plainview
Slaton
Optimists Elect M McDonald Proxy as 11th President
Steele M McDonald was elected 11th president of the Bay town Optimist Club in a Monday Tower ceremony. He will be aided this year by Vice Presidents Don Stacey Sau Deshazo and Barry Netues, with Fred Saperstein as secretary and James Carter as treasurer. Directors named include Utah Waldrop Tony Campos Fibert Barringer John W Thom as J B Cooper Glenn Rosier Lee Robertson Edward Rutledge and Bert Allman. Lester Alford noted as immediate past president delivered a year end report while McDonald outlined plans for the coming year. George Pinder of Houston installed the officers and District Governor John Cummings of Houston spoke. Dr A P Shaddix served as master of ceremonies with Alford receiving a past president’s plaque and life membership in Optimist International.
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Steele M. McDonald
Baytown Optimist Club
McDonald
Don Stacey
Sau Deshazo
Barry Netues
Fred Saperstein
James Carter
Bert Allman
Lester Alford
George Pinder
Houston
John Cummings
A. P. Shaddix
Alford
Optimist International
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REL Pictures
Robert EK. Lee
Henry Armstrong
Chadwick Studios
Louie M. Bishop
Gere Norton
Texas A&m University
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Wayne E. Pugh
Edward J. Pugh
S. Seventh
Bien ‘Hoa Air Base
Pam
Phoenix
Ariz
FORD
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New Jersey
Houari Boumedienne
Algeria
Abdel Rahman
Aref
Iraq
Moscow
New Mill
Sheil O@ Co
Morgan City
Southern Methodist University
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Oklahoma
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Goodrich
General Tite
Lmgest
United Rubber Workers
Firestone
Antrogat
Goodytar
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Senate
Patriach Ashensgor
Vatican
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Trinity Board
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