Lee College Regents Name New President Strahan
The Lee College Board of Regents voted 6-2 to hire Dr. Richard D. Strahan of the University of Houston as college president at 320000 annually. He will assume duties Sept 1 1966 under a four year contract, with moving costs and a portion of the office operations funded from the district and public school funds.
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Bill Lace
Lee College Board of Regents
Richard D. Strahan
University of Houston
Strahan
John W
L Sylvester
OG. A. Boatwright
Strickler
E. L. Gunn
Lee College
Walmend
Runde
Dr. Strahan
Strickler, Sylvester, Boatwright
L. J.budi Marsh
R. D. Burnside
Alma McNulty
Dean Rundell
Gunn
Sam Hastings
Houston
Bay -Jin
Extown
College
George Jdistrict
Gentry
Oisboard
Sea2entess Aance Wellmyn
Gentery
Board of Regents
Sylvester Leaves LC Regent Post for Overseas Assignment
Lee College Board of Regents will fill the vacancy from a member list after John W. Sylvester resigned. Sylvester, Employe Relations manager for Enjay's Baytown Plant, will take a two year overseas assignment with Esso Standard Eastern in Sai gon, South Viet Nam. Appointed Aug 18 1965, his term would have expired April 1970. Born in Wisconsin and raised in Brownsville, he earned a BA in accounting from Rice University.
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Lee College Board of Regents
John W. Sylvester
Sylvester
Enjay
Baytown
Esso Standard Eastern, Inc
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Wisconsin
Brownsville
Rice
Regent
Appointed Chaplain Coltharp to serve as Air Force chaplain
Rev Bruce R Coltharp pastor Eastside Baptist Church accepted an Air Force chaplain assignment by the Southern Baptist Convention Home Missions Board. He will be stationed at Ent Air Force Base Colorado Springs starting Aug 1. Aaron Topek will speak at Congregation K nesseth Israel Friday at 7 30 p.m. He is a B nai B rith leader and Houston business director. Sterling Stars invite all members to a Sunday punch party 3 to 5 p.m. at Mrs B R Snead's 2004 Ivie Lee. Brigadiers meet at Robert E Lee High Monday at 2 p.m. for tryouts.
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Bruce R. Coltharp
Eastside Baptist Church
Home Missions Board
The
Southern Baptist Convention
Air Force
Coltharp
Ent Air Force Base
Colorado Springs
Colo
Topek
Aaron Topek
B'nai B'rith of
Houston
Congregation K‘nesseth Israel
District Grand Lodge No. 7 of
B'nai Brrith
Topek General Insurance Agency
Bank of Houston
Sterling Stars
B. R. Snead
Ivie Lee
Brig
Robert E. Lee High School
Weather and tides report for Thursday into Friday
Clear to partly cloudy with widely scattered thunderstorms possible after noon. Temperatures expected 77 to 85 degrees. Thursday's range was 78 to 94 degrees with an 84 degree reading at 8 am. Friday tides at Galveston Sun station show high at 4 24 am and low at 8 24 pm.
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Sun Weather
Baytown Social Roundup Brims With Local Names
Dave Moore navigates a sold out scene while Mrs J B Wooldridge spends Anahuac money in Baytown shops. Julia Rice and Pat Berry feature lightly as Larry Rogers labors on finals. Sharon Mitchell Mary McClintock frequent Goose Creek CC. Frenchy Kiber chases S Winston. Veree Whiddon brightens the day with a story. Jim Nelson shares news. Johnny Enderli flags deer season. Belle Smith seeks help about a friend across Ship Channel. Dewey Keene enjoys air conditioning. C W Plato stays busy. Grover Foltz finishes shopping.
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Dave Moore
J. B
Jimbo) Wooldridge
Baytown
Julia Rice
Pat Berry
Larry Rogers
Sharon Mitchell
Mary McClintock
Goose Creek Country Club
Jan Mann
Frenchy
Kiber
S. Winston
Boudreau
Veree Whiddon
Jim Nelson
Johnny Enderli
Belle Smith
Charmel
Karl Springer
Dewey Keene
City to collect Oak Addition road project assessments
Baytown City Council assumed responsibility for collecting a total of 33 655.43 in participation assessments for the Oak Addition street improvement. Gulf Bitulithic Co. reported 79 property owners refused to participate, delaying paving until water lines on Yupan Willow Bookertee and Johnston are installed. Daniel Street parcels are owned largely by Missouri Pacific Railroad, which may participate if willing.
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Baytown
Oak Addition
Gulf Bitulithic
Guilt Bitulithic
Yupan
Willow
Bookertee
Johnston
Daniel Street
Daniel
Fritz Lanham
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Lanham
MOPAC
Heaviest American Pounding Of Viet Nam War
American pilots delivered the war’s heaviest day of air strikes against North Viet Nam, with over 375 sorties from the 11th Parallel to a Haiphong missile site. One Navy jet was shot down. three Soviet SAMs were reported to miss. Hanoi Radio claimed three U S planes were shot down near Vinh.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Haiphong
Reds
U.S
North
Hanoi
Hanoi-Haiphong
Vinh
Eisenhower in Walter Reed for routine checkup
Attending physician says Eisenhower’s condition is not drastic or alarming. Other items note Indonesian leaders’ fear of Sukarno’s rhetoric, storms Etla and Dorothy, and military leadership changes at Carswell AFB. Stilwell search ends with a find likely. Powell faces weekly installments and libel judgment to Esther James.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Adam Clayton Powell
New York Supreme Court
Irving Saypo
Esther James
Haritm
Annexation Hearing Set For Aug 11 In Baytown
Baytown council set an annexation hearing for August 11 at 8 30 p m to review final strips encircling the U S Steel site located on Farm Road 2354 and Tri City Beach Road A previous hearing Thursday covered a strip along Farm Road 1542 and Bohemian Hall Road Final reading on the 2354 Tri City Beach Road strip was approved City Manager Fritz Lanham will draft a pool fence ordinance and Clem Massey opposed the idea citing no resident objections but the mayor noted safety concerns about children drowning in pools Evelyn Vaught deeded land for wells in 1945 but the deed reverted to the owner after no well was drilled
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Baytown
U.S. Steel
Tri-City Beach Road
Farm Road 1542
Bohemian Hall Road
Farm Road
Tri City Beach Road
Fritz Lanham
Clem’ Massey
Seaborn Cravey
Cravey
Evelyn Vaught
Floating Picket Line at Trinity Bay Protests Dredging
In Chambers County near Trinity Bay a floating picket line will form Saturday around a Parker Brothers dredge 600 feet off Smith Point. About 35 to 49 boats from the area and from Baytown Houston and Beaumont will protest live oyster reef damage while leaving an opening for barges. Joe Nelson, oyster operator and spokesman, says officials may tour to view the action and dredging over the weekend. Members of local sportsmen clubs, including Gulf Coast Rod Reef and Gun Club, plan to participate.
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Port Arthur
Tex
Trinity Bay
Chambers County
Parker Brothers
Smith Point
Live Oyster Reef
Joe Nelson
Nelson
Baytown
Houston
Beaumont
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Gulf Coast Rod, Reef and Gun Club
Strike Ends. Construction Resumes in Baytown
Work on McNair school and General Telephone building in downtown Baytown will resume after a three week strike called by Local 315. Negotiators agreed to a 55 4 cent wage boost over three years affecting about 6 066 workers in Harris Brazoria and Galveston counties with hiring procedures mutually agreed upon.
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McNair School
General Telephone
Baytown
Earl Lively
Construction and
General Laborers Union Local 315
Harris
Brazoria
Galveston
Irex
Aan
Johnson Takes Over Airline Strike Negotiations
President Johnson seized control of the airline talks after a White House meeting with 11 management and 11 union leaders. Moyers said no deadline was set and that collective bargaining remains the preferred path to settlement rather than strikes or presidential fiat.
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Legus
Moyers
Johnson
White House
Congress
Capitol
Senate Labor Committee
Labor Department
Wayne Morsé
Dore
Senate
House
Labor Committee
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
Bill D. Moyers
Bvesy
US Steel seeks prompt Baytown rail crossing decision
Earl W. Mallick of U S Steel told Baytonians at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon that a quick Baytown City Council ruling on Missouri Pacific Railroad cross street permissions is vital for the Texas Works plan. He supported both railroads for service and urged a timely resolution while noting a council meeting Monday to hear the MO PAC request.
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Earl W. Mallick
U.S. Steel
Missouri Pacific
Baytown
City Hall
Mallick
Seaborn Cravey
Cravey
Roseland Civic Group May Seek Spur Boundary
Roseland Oaks Civic Association plans to present a petition Friday night opposing Missouri Pacific rail spur requests within a one mile limit of the subdivision. About 120 members are active as the group meets at the Holiday Inn to discuss circulating the petition. The petition requests a setback of at least one mile to protect residential development.
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Roseland Oaks
Gisho
Thoughts on Prosperity and Global Living Standards
The quote contends that prosperity comes from stable growth and rising living standards across the free world. It cites a biblical assurance from Haggai and a proclamation attributed to David Rockefeller, framing economic welfare as a shared global responsibility.
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United States
Free World
David Rockefeller
LBJ Wilson Meet To Talk Finances
Washington AP Prime Minister Harold Wilson arrives for talks with President Johnson to address Britain's monetary crisis and possible austerity measures. Discussion expected to focus on stabilizing the pound and potential broader economic reforms while military retrenchment and Vietnam policy linger in the background.
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Washington
Harold Wilson
Britain
Johnson
Wilson
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Haiphong
Moscow
United States
London
Royal Air Force
White House
West Germany
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Teify
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Sukarno
Malaysia
Indonesia
Etla
Ami
Dorothy
Atlantic
Azores
Ralph Holland
Carswell Air Force Base
Pacific Ocean
Joseph W. Stilwell
Citizens National
Harris County Federal Savings and Loan
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Radio-T
Jean Pierrit Marquant
Death Valley
Johnnson
Peoples State Bank
Citizens OF Texas Savings
Roseland Civic Group
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