Baytown Dinner Dance Tickets On Sale For Members
Baytown Homebuilders Association hosts a Friday dinner dance with Robbins Twins providing music. The Ladies of the Elks Lodge plan a July 30 poolside arrival party themed African safari with Archie Sylvia's band. $2 per person. Also notes surgeries, fish fry fundraiser, course completion, and a junior high pool party with guest policy.
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Baytown Homebuilders Association
Robbins Twins
Kenneth Krasoff
Ladies of the Elks Lodge
Archie Sylvia
Olympia
Ward Road
Weather Forecast Update From Galveston Station
Partly cloudy and gusty trend with a chance of thunderstorms. Temperature range expected from 74 to 95 degrees. Wednesday’s readings ranged 76 to 95 with 81 at 8 am. Friday’s outlook shows high near 1:24 a.m. and low near 8:24 p.m. at the Sun weather station.
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Sun Weather Station
Galveston Tiges
Local Notes and Social Snippets from Baytown Area
Mrs John Brashear stops in for a photo while Bertie Carpenter jokes about joining the rival. Betty Morris asks about engagement notices. Mrs Dick Park says hello. David Rogers forgets to unlock a door. Virginia Malone provides a key. Linda Reineke asks about teen reporters for next year. Harry Diers returns to Baytown. Sterling Municipal Library seeks papier mache tools borrowed by an organization. Helen Bailey queries cooking a turkey in a paper bag. Ann Underwood prepares to decoupage. Neil Jones has her picture mate. Mary Stewart declines a Home Builders Association committee request. Diana Beavers recalls Girl Scout Camp days with Libby visiting Conroe. Margaret Campbell escorts Scouts to their tent in the pines. Mrs Fred Hederhorst discusses a hobby unrelated to horticulture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brashear
Bertie Carpenter
Betty Morris
Dick Park
David Rogers
Virginia Malone
Linda Reineke
Harry Diers
Baytown
Sterling Municipal Library
Helen Bailey
Ann Underwood
Neil Jones
Mary Stewart
Home Builders Association
Diana Beavers
Libby
Conroe
Margaret Campbell
Pines
Fred Hederhorst
LC Regents Due Report on Building
Lee College Board of Regents will meet at 6 30 p m Thursday in the college library for their regular July session. The agenda includes a progress report on the building program by Architect James A Davis and an appearance by Rev A L Jordan discussing future uses of Memorial Baptist Church property on Whit ing St adjoining the campus. Resignations of faculty members and financial reports are expected, with a possible trustees committee recommendation for a new president to replace George H Gentry who has held both superintendent and presidency roles.
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Lee College Board of Regents
James A. Davis
A. L. Jordan
Memorial Baptist Church
Whiting St
George H. Gentry
Stolen cars said sold to SCLC officials in Atlanta case
Federal jury hears Harold Belton Andrews testify that he stole four new cars in 1985 and sold three to individuals he believed were connected with the SCLC. An SCLC official denies knowingly buying stolen cars as Morris Finley and a man named Charles Mize are linked to the scheme.
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Atlanta, Ga
Harold Belton Andrews
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
SCLC
U.S
Morris Finley
Atlanta
Andrews
Taan
Moultrie, Ga
Virginia
New Jersey
Florida
Finley
Charles Mize
Columbia
5.C
FBI
Mize
Texas Insurance Board approves auto penalty plan for premiums
The Texas Insurance Board authorized an Aug 1 1967 start for a penalty plan raising auto insurance costs for drivers with accidents or traffic offenses. Penalties, limited to two rating territories, rise 15 to 60 percent per point and count offenses from Aug 1 1966 to Aug 1 1967, with a three year retroactive effect starting Aug 1969. Speeding and license violations incur points. dubious elements face opposition.
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Austen
Texas Insurance Board
Ater
Harris County
Airline Emergency Strikes Talks Return To Woodshed
Washington AP says strike negotiators return to the Labor Department while a Senate panel weighs emergency legislation to halt the three week walkout affecting United Eastern National Northwest and Trans World. Labor Secretary Wirtz urges delay. Morse insists on vote. Negotiators aim to resume talks amid wage disputes and looming national impact.
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Washington
Labor Department
Woodshed
Senate
Congress
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Senate Labor Committee
Johnson
White House
Wayne Morse
Dore
Morse
United
Eastern
National
Northwest
Trans World
Baytown Chamber to host noon luncheon speaker
Earl W. Malick vice president of a steel firm will be guest speaker Friday at the Baytown Chamber of Commerce noon luncheon at Holiday Inn. Admission by ticket only and no tickets sold at the door, says Chamber Manager Dave Moore.
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Earl W. Mallick
U.S. Steel Corp
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Holiday Inn
Dave Moore
Pretty Amputee Happy To Be Alive
Two years after losing her left leg to cancer Roberta Scott of Stillwater Oklahoma state university coed and Miss Tulsa runner up in 1961 has thrived. She pursues yard work water skiing painting and cheering others with disabilities, saying she would rather lose a leg than her life. She visits hospitals to encourage fellow amputees and plans a theater career while studying elementary teaching with music emphasis. She was born in Ada and attended Will Rogers High School in Tulsa. Her leg was amputated March 4 1954 after entering hospital February 18 1954. She smiles at life saying God has had his arm around me and she would like to run barefoot after rain on hot tall grass.
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Stillwater
Okla
Roberta Scott
Tunnersip
Hfe
Oklahoma State University
Miss Scott
Fraternity of the Wooden Leg
Ada
Tulsa
Will Rogers High School
Scott
House moves toward vote on civil rights bill amid amendments
The House aims to end formal debate and prepare for voting on the first of many amendments to the civil rights bill. It targets preventing discrimination in juries and housing sales while covering other civil rights areas. Agricultural subcommittee reports slow progress on a new financing system for rural electrification programs. Texas milk prices rise to decades highs as costs and milk cattle prices climb. Dr Carl Coppolino faces first degree murder charges in deaths of his wife and neighbor, and he relinquishes a $25 000 life insurance policy. Florida doctor gains arraignment delay to accommodate vacationing defense counsel.
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House
House Agriculture Subcommittee
Carl Coppolino
Florida
Fulbright Wedge Widens in Foreign Policy Split
Washington Senator Fulbright widens foreign policy rift with the administration by voting 70 confidence in a key policy program while the Senate moves to cut $100 million from an $892 million military aid package. He warned that failures in economic aid delay development and cited Pakistan India tensions over Kashmir as a cautionary note. Senate debates focused on trimming the aid down to $100 million amid reform proposals. Dirksen supported previous cuts but declined to jeopardize national security by further reductions.
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Washington
API
Fulbright
Arkansas Democrat
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Pakistan
India
Kashmir
John O. Pastore
D-R-L
America
Everett M. Dirksen
Oklahoma farmer assault and gun crimes sentence handed
Dallas AP bulletin reports Delbert Harmog Garmon Jr. received a total of years in prison after pleading guilty to assaulting an Oklahoma farmer and violating federal firearms laws.
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Dallas
Delbert Harmog Garmon Jr
Oklahoma
New Paging Unit Installed At San Jacinto Hospital
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital installs a new paging system named Station WOW to connect doctors immediately with the hospital. A central transmitter links to fourteen transistor receivers, messages travel up to 22 miles, and a pushbutton reply completes calls. Fourteen physicians have purchased units. others are in use by X ray, prep, lab, nursing, and maintenance staff, enabling on call personnel to be reached without telephone or loudspeaker paging.
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San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Future Development Proposal for Houston Galveston Area Council
A steering committee presents a plan for a regional Houston Galveston Area Council to unite seven counties and Houston city agencies. The 48-member body would include reps from Baytown Goose Creek Chambers County and school districts with an eight member executive committee to drive programs and budgets. Financing would be per capita.
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Houston
Houston - Galveston Area
Galveston
Harris
Brazoria
Fort Bend
Calveston
Harris County
Bill Elliott
Dixie Brown
Stanley Kuecherka
Virgil D. Schultz
Joe Impey
Baytown
Goose Creek
Chambers County
Liberty County
Tne
Fort, Bend
Bra
Zoria
Montgomery
Liberty
Chaimbers
Houston - Galveston
Jones
Wilson seeks US backing to steady shaky pound
London AP reports Prime Minister Harold Wilson travels to Washington to secure American support for the strained pound sterling over the next six to nine months. He plans discussions with President Johnson, updates on Moscow talks with Kosygin, and will address deflation measures and Britain’s role amid the Vietnam War.
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London
Ainister
Harold Wilson
Washington
Wilson
Britain
Johnson
Moscow
Alexei Kosygin
Hanoi
House “of Commons
Charles’ de Gaulle
France
Paving Job Report For Oak Addition Streets
Baytown City Council to receive a Thursday report from Gulf Biulthie Co on paving seven Oak Addition streets at a total of 229,758 funded by bond money. City Manager Fritz Lanham said the contractor may seek city responsibility for collecting participation assessments from property owners as the council also considers a six inch water line installation before paving begins.
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Gulf Biulithie Co
Oak Addition
Baytown
Fritz Lanham
Council
Roseland Oaks Group Plans MOPAC Spur Discussion
Roseland Oaks Civic Association members will meet at the Holiday Inn at 7 p.m. Friday to discuss the Missouri Pacific spur location serving United States Steel and possible further industrialization of the Ashbel-Smith tract. Andrew J. Lannie, president, calls the meeting in Room A to address rail spur placement and entrance column repairs.
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Roseland Oaks
Ashbel- Smith
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Citizens National
LC Regents
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Texas
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Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
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Universal Cit
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Sterling Stars
B. R. Snead
Ivie Lee
News Digest
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Peoples State Bank
Optimist
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James M. Gurardead
Baytown Optimist Club
Optimist International
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University of Dallas
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Thad Felton
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