City council considers drainage plan and park naming
The Baytown City Council meets to discuss drainage study continuation, former councilman concerns over wet tie-ins, a land fill site off Cedar Bayou Lynchburg Road, and a proposed Walter Jenkins Memorial Park. They also review planning commission size, plumbing code updates, and court procedures.
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Don W. Hullum
East Baytown
Craigmont
Carl Connerton Jr
Baytown
Cedar Bayou
Lynchburg
Louise Jenkins
Walter Jenkins
Planning Commission
Alfos
Court of Civil Appeals
Angel
Glazier Union Pickets In Baytown For New Contract
Glaziers Local No. 1778 at Houston strike for a new contract on a Humble building site on Decker Drive. Herman Gorrell reports pickets on the job from BinSwan ger Glass Co. Carpenters’ strike settled July 3 with work resuming July 6.
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Glaziers Local No. 1778
Houston
Herman Gorrell
Humble
Decker Drive
Gorrell
Binswanger Glass Co
Gar*rell
Funeral Notices for Charles Nathan Diehl and Henry Wells
Charles Nathan Diehl 60 of Highlands died at 9 15 a m Sunday in a Baytown hospital. Services 2 p m Monday at First Baptist Highlands with Rev Bonner Magness officiating. Burial in White Cemetery Earthman Highlands Funeral Home in charge. Masonic services by Sampson Lodge 231 Highlands. Pallbearers listed. Henry Thurman Wells 34 of Baytown died 2 30 p m Sunday in a Houston hospital from injuries at U S Industrial Chemicals Deer Park. Services 10 a m Thursday Earthman Chapel. Burial in San Jacinto Memorial Park Cemetery. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers named. Survivors include wife Glenda and children, parents, siblings, and other relatives. Burial under Earthman Funeral Home.
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Charles Nathan Diehl
San Jacinto
Highlands
First Baptist Church
Bonner Magness
Diehl
Baytown
Phillips Petroleum Co
Old Ocean Masonic Lodge
Sweeney
Inez H. Diehl
Charilene Poole
Pasadena
Woodrow Diehl
Michael Poole
White Cemetery
Earthiman Highlands Funeral Home
Sampson Masonic Lodge No. 231
W. G. Kuehn
Aston Massey
Edgar Wheat
Helmer Bill Stalander
Ben Jordan
C. J. Stasney
Wells
Henry Thurman Wells
Houston
U.S. Industrial Chemicals Co
Deer Park
Earthman Chapel
Ed Weatherly
Brown and Root
Glenda Wells
Houston man dies in workplace fall at U S Chemicals Co
The article reports the death of Jerry Gails of La Porte in a fall at U S Chemicals Co in Deer Park while working as a maintenance employee. Wells, another employee, suffered head injuries. both were taken to local hospitals. Survivors include wife Glenda Wells, son Timothy Wells, daughter Amber Raytheon Wells, mother J C Harrison, father Rias Wells, brother Donald Wells, and sister Winola West.
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Texas Eastern
Texas Gulf Sur
Transamerica
Traveler
Allis Chalmers
Arlan
Am Tel & Tel
Anaconda
Armco
Union Carbide Ashland
Bia Union Oi
Cal Atlantic Richfield
United Air Craft
Bendix
Beth Steel
Diyabe Carrier Corp
Westinghouse
Celanese
Kerox
Rr Chrysler Corp
Dow Indus
Columbia Gas
Delta Air Voseee W
Fs Diamond Shamrock
Dow Cher Dresser Ind DuPont
Fasc
Nat Gas Ethyl Corp
Extendicare
Old Voces
Foremost McKesson
Elee
General Motors
Tel & T
Henry Thurman
Pbe
Wells
Georgia-Pacific
Zarthwn
Getty Oil Tran
Ed Cillette
J . Gordon
Baytown
Greyhound
Houston
Gulf
U.S. Chemicals Co
Seeane
Deer Park
Brown Harvey Aluminum
Jand Root
Mainte- Hospital
Nance
Cenli
Paeis Watt B
Jessie Gails
la Porte
Interlak Steel
Sanne & Laugh
Kerr-McGee
Kraft Foods
USI
McDonald-Douglas
Athon Oil
St. Jo- Mobil Oit Alseph
Monsahtai Gails
Occidental Petro
Pasadena General Hospital
Penn Central
Glenda Wells
Pepsi Cold
Phillips Pet
AM Baytown
Timothy Rca
WM Wells
Amber Raytheon Nar
Bis ‘Wells
J. C. Harrison
Schlumberger
Rias Wells
Livingston
Shell
Donald Wells
Spey
Winola West
Stee
Et al
Stan Ind
Stan NJ
Stan Oil Ghia Stauffer Chem
Vietnam War Winding Down U S Troops Cut to 236000
Saigon reports a reduced U S force level from 543000 to 236000 with at least 42000 more to depart this year. Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky suggests Chinese pressure may push Hanoi toward peaceful settlement, while North Vietnam rejects any settlement unacceptable to Hanoi.
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U.S
Vietnam
Nguyen Caddy
Newsmen
Communist China
North Vietnam
Peking
Red China
Nixon
Hanoi
Last Rites Held For Mrs Andress At Cedar Bayou
Funeral services for Lola Beulah Andress 75 of 11107 Bob Smith Road were held at Cedar Bayou Methodist Church. She died Friday in a Baytown hospital and is survived by a daughter in Florida a son in Mont Belvieu a brother in Baytown four sisters and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Pallbearers included Kilgore Griffith Troxell Smith Travis and Donnelly.
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J. D. Griffith
G. E. Troxell Jr
C. A. Smith
W. J. Travis
E.R. Donnelly
Harlem School Board Weighs Desegregation Plan
The board discusses a special education program for Harlem amid local opposition. HEW indicates acceptance only if enrollment is at least half white. Court challenges loom as desegregation efforts face busing and Supreme Court rulings.
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Harlem
Clark
HEW J
HEW
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