TV networks biased in news say monitors
Monitors funded by the American Institute for Political Communication report bias in the ABC NBC and CBS evening news during June coverage of the Vietnam War and the Democratic presidential race. The study notes ABC shows fewer bias episodes while NBC and CBS each had thirteen, with bias favoring McGovern and opposing the Administration on Vietnam policy.
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Funeral Notices from Baytown Area Obituaries
Gertrude Simmons of McNair dies in Houston hospital at 7115 Harlem home. Survived by four daughters, two sons, five brothers, and sister. service at Mount Corinth Missionary Baptist Church with burial in Landsbury Cemetery. Wake Saturday in Crosby.
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Richmond
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Crosby
Dolly Spence
W. Defoe
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Rebekah Lodge
Grandmother’s Club
Senior Citizens
Golden Age Club
Susan Martin
South Houston
Hudnall Southwick
Louise DeGough
H. C. Spence Jr
Bogota
Colombia
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Ella Chabond
Carnegie, Oklo
Earthman Funeral Home
Rev Comer to Be Pastor in La Porte
The Rev. William J. Commer, pastor of St. John's United Methodist Church, will assume duties at First United Methodist Church in La Porte on August 6. He will be replaced at St. John's by the Rev. Kermit L. Pritchett, formerly of the Dayton church. Pritchett, a Bedias High School and Weatherford JC graduate with a BA from Stephen F. Austin, studied at Perkins School of Theology. He and his wife Neva move to Baytown August 2. they have two married children, Mrs. Oren Mobley of Houston and Kermit Jr. of Beaumont. Commer, a Lon Morris College and Centenary alumnus, holds a bachelor of divinity from Perkins. He and Frankey have three children, Bill Jr. 15, David 13, Robert 10. Commer came to Baytown from Freeport and has served in Dayton, Texarkana, Buffalo, and Omaha, Arkansas native.
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Baytown plans new landfill and sewer line upgrades
Baytown officials discuss expanding the Bayou landfill with a six acre site for a 5 million gallon per day plant and funding to extend the Cedar Bayou landfill. Road work and fencing for the Coady site will start soon as maintenance needs rise citywide. Officials discuss sewer pipe materials with petrified clay favored for durability and concrete with limestone aggregate used in newer lines.
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Revival at Peace Tabernacle continues through next week
Revival services led by Evangelist and Mrs Wayne Huntley will run nightly at 7 30 pm through next week at Peace Tabernacle 1102 N Main Rev Parks of Seoul Korea preached through an interpreter about his conversion A Sunday School drive for junior and senior high ends with a Six Flags trip Sunday School starts at 9 45 am A Women’s Auxiliary and youth department dinner benefits Sheaves for Christ missionaries fund The dinner price 150 for adults 125 for children
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Spanish to Learn Boosts Hope for Limited English Speakers
Mrs. Perez notes language classes give non English speakers hope for advancement. Without English, communication is like deafness, forcing interpreters for medical visits and shopping. Volunteers and transportation are needed, with contact numbers 426-5657 and 427-7434 for helping.
U S Steel Texas Works Baytown History opens
Editor notes reveal U S Steel plans for the Texas Works plant in Baytown. The piece recounts events leading to the first steel plate from Texas Works and outlines site preparation beginning in April 1967 for Southwest’s new facility.
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