Crosby adds Sharon Cottrell as first grade teacher
Friday's Sun reports Crosby Elementary hires Miss Sharon Cottrell for first grade. Also note Silas P. Welson retiring from Humble Ofl and Refining Co Baytown refinery to be honored with a surprise coffee Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. at 1301 Wright. Also Feinberg to speak at Baytown Optimist Club Monday 7 p.m. at the Tower. Family reunion for Titton descendants Sunday at McCollum Park Chambers County. Knights of Columbus corporate communion Sunday 7:30 a.m. at St Joseph's. Partly cloudy and hot with scattered showers 75 to 95. Galveston tides Sunday high at 5:36 a.m. 10:45 a.m. 1:66 p.m. Low at 9:42 p.m. Monday high at 6:06 a.m. 21:06 a.m. and 2 p.m. Low at 10:18 p.m.
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Crosby
Sharon Cottrell
Crosby Elementary
Silas P. Welson
Humble Ofl and Refining Co
Baytown
Wilson
Wright
Charles Titton
McCollum Park
Chambers County
Galveston
Brigadiers Practice at Robert E. Lee High School
All brigadiers and prospective members meet at the Brig at Robert E. Lee High School for practice from 2 to 5 p.m. Monday.
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Shere Bers
Brig
Robert E. Lee High School
Johnson pushes tentative airline strike settlement
President Johnson won quick negotiations toward a tentative contract to end a 21 day strike by 35,606 mechanics. Details remain secret as union leaders and managers gear up for a Sunday ratification vote that will determine when planes return to air. The agreement reportedly allows about 4 percent annual wage increases over three years, above Johnson's 3.2 percent cap, raising questions about inflation.
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Washington
Johnson
West
White House
P.L. (Roy) Siemiller
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
Wiliam J Curtin
United
Eastern
Northwest National
Trans- World Airlines
Baytown Notables Share Vacations and Local News
Baytown residents and former locals appear in a collage of vacation notes and greetings. Eugene Jenson stops by with county talk while Mark McConathy earns a trophy. Pierce Swofford returns from Germany with American Field Service. Betsy and Robby Matherne celebrate birthdays. Jimbo Wooldridge and Frank Boyle linger in town and out-of-town visitors send regards. Donna Hoffpaulr graduates and plans to attend Stephen F. Austin State College in the fall.
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Jim Pridmores
Chambers County
Eugene Jenson
W. W. McConathy
Mark
R. P. Swofford Jr
Pierce
Baytown
Germany
American Field Service
U.S. Steel
Earl Mallick
R. R. Dawson
Plowden Bridges
William H. Bridges
San Diego
Bob Feinberg
the Sun
Paul Putman
Rod Yar
Allen Rice
Joanne Flukinger
Donna Hoffpaulr
R. E. Lee
Stephen F. Austin State College
LC Summer Honor Roll Totals 65
Sixty five Lee College students earned the summer term honor roll with full loads of six or more hours. Among the 65, 249 had a perfect 4.00 GPA, four had 3.57, and 32 carried 3.5 averages. Names listed include Linda Anderson and Gary Barclay among the 4.00 group, with many others across multiple GPA categories.
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Lee Collge
Linda Anderson
Carolyn Arthur
Susan Arvin
Gary Barclay
Vickie Cartlidge
Mary Connally
John Devore
John Drovishet
Carol Edwards
Elizabeth Geyer
Patsy Goin
Sandra Greene
Joanna Gunter
Eddie Hargraves
Elise Howell
Wanda Hubbard
Jerry Kovar
Janice
Land
Jan Legler
Wynona Montgomery
Cynthia Phillips
Dorothy Powell
Mary Riggs
Cheryl Sanders
Linda Schulz
Sharon Shaddix
Nancy Sheffield
Mary Spurgeon
Gay White
Claude Cantrell
Vickie Handley
Patricia Kurtz
Thomas Pullen
Judy Barnes
Mark Blankenship
Patricia Brown
Shaui Brown
Melba Cherry
Linda Dyer
Judy Fayte
Leslie Fuller
Jennifer Furen
Lynda Gann
Brian Garner
Deborah Heaton
Cathy Hillard
Margaret Hornsby
Barbara Howell
Richard Hughes
James Ivy
Rayfield Jefferson
Judy Johnson
Donna Oakley
James Urchin
Carl Pickett
Charles Reynolds
Judy Robinson
Molly John
Barbara Smith
June Tedter
Sandra Trant
Dorothy Wilson
Judy York
Abdulaziz Bagdady
Thomas Bolton
Gary Clanton
Deborah Edwards
John Frandelig
Wallace Hazelwood
Devdrin Hallum
Sandra Lereh
Carol Miles
Dudley Myers
Thomas Keating
Mary Kuehler
Michael Lansford
Linda Love
Carolyn Marlatt
Dorothy Marsh
Edith Prinzel
Abby Rodda
Rosemary Rogers
Johnny Schmadl
Lynn Stratton
Mary Thompson
Steven Thorpe
Fredna Tillery
Sarah Miller
Hugo Weinzel
Fredrick Wessell
Sheila Williams
Jimmy Younse
The Sun Unveils FOCUS Section for Golden Circle
The Sun announces a new tabloid supplement named FOCUS to debut August 7 in the Sunday issue. It will cover the Golden Circle area including Baytown, La Porte, Channelview, and nearby communities with news features entertainment and local information for readers.
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Sun
Golden Circle
The
Baytown
Wallisville
Anahuac
Mont Belvieu
Highlands
Crosby
Morgan's Point
la Porte
Hankomer
Channelview
Webster
the Sun
Lace Named Sun Sports Editor in Baytown Sun
Bill Lace a Fort Worth native and former Fort Worth Star Telegram writer has been named Sun Sports Editor for Baytown Sun. A UT premed student and TCU editor of The Skiff, Lace served in the Air Force and later joined Baytown Sun after graduation. He and wife Laura reside in Wickersheimer Apartments.
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Bill Lace
The
Fort Worth
TCU
Lace
Fort Worth Star Telegram
the Skiff
Laura
Wickersheimer
Baytown
Chi Phi Fraternity
Texas
Sigma Delta Chi Professional Journalism Society
Texas Christian
Enjay names two new managers at Baytown and Baton Rouge plants
Enjay announces two new assignments among its chemical divisions. Don R. Riggs, head of chemicals at the Baytown plant, will head the cracking department at Baton Rouge, effective Aug. 1. James M. Read will succeed him as chemicals department operating supervisor at Baytown. Read, a Baytonian with Texas A&M degrees, has served since 1965 in the chemical plant’s leadership track. Read and his wife Marlene Henderson live with their three children at 126 Lazy Lane. He has been active with youth groups and local sports and church activities.
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Don R. Riggs
Enjay
Baytown
Baton Rouge
Read
Texas A&m University
US Army Ordnance Corps
Humble
Operations Supervis
Beniene
Marlene Henderson
Lazy Lane
St. Mark's Methodist Church
Robert C. Read
Ridgeway
SRE
Mallick's Report To Chamber P-5
Earl W. Mallick of U S Steel spoke at the Baytown Chamber lunch, detailing plans for the Texas Works at Baytown. He said the mill east of Baytown in West Chambers County would be an integrated operation and may become the largest steel making center in the region.
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Baytown
U.S. Steel
Chambers County
Baytown Sun
Chamber of Commerce
Earl W. Mallick
Steel
Malick
Harris County
Texas Works
D-S
Library To Crack Down On Overdues
Sterling Municipal Library moves to retrieve about 3000 overdue books worth several thousand dollars using legal route under Article 1367 of the Texas Penal Code. Advisory board says backlog harms service and aims to restore access to Baytown readers by ensuring at least 30,000 volumes are available. Baytown City Council supports reclaim effort for city property.
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Sterling Municipal Library Advisory Board
Flora White
Sterling Lbrarian
Baytown
Benes
Library Board
Spur Extension To Steel Site- MOPAC Plan To Council Monday
Baytown plans a 6:20 pm Monday council session to weigh MOPAC permission for a four street crossing spur to serve U S Steel's proposed mill near West Chambers County. MOPAC seeks to cross South Main Parkway Drive Alexander Drive and Tri City Beach Road and to build an overpass over Highway 146.
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Baytown
Austin
City Hall
Missouri Pa Jfal
Sacific Railroad Co
U.S. Steel
West Chambers County
MOPAC
South Main
Parkway
J. A. Austin
Houston
Chamber of Com- T-Meérce
Earl Mallick
Pre Registration At Lee College Announced
The Lee College registrar’s office is issuing fall term permits for current and in-district students. Four registration periods are set with preregistration on Aug 11 and Aug 18 and regular registration Sept 7–8. Permits available from Aug 3 for eligible entrants, with Sept registrations in the library from 9 am to 1 pm and 4 pm to 8 pm. Dean Walter Rundell says anticipated enrollment near 2,400, up from 2,138 last fall, subject to government programs.
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Lee College
Walter Rundell
Rundell
First National Vice President Retiring Woo Weaver Ends 43 Year Banking Career
For 31 years since July S35 S. T. Woo Weaver has been a fixture at Baytown First National Bank. He retires as senior vice president on Aug 1 ending 43 years in banking. Weaver and his wife Doris will move to New Braunfels Texas. He plans some months of work before seeking a part time job. He joined the bank in 1945 and became senior vice president in 1960. Weaver emphasizes loans are a two way deal and plans to visit Baytown often after moving.
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Weaver
First National Bank
Baytown
New Braunfels
Baytown Sun
S. T
Woo) Weaver
Bayt Awn
Doris
Texas Hill County
Baytown Bank
Security Bank
Beaumont
Grandview
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Baytown Traffic Council
Baytown Optimist Club
KC Communion
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St_ Joseph's Catholic
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Don B. Riggs
Sun Sports
James M. Read
Federal Savings and Loan Avan
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Ross Sterling High School
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Sterling High
Mallick
Chamber
Peoples State Bank
Council
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Woo’ Weaver
T. Weavler
Citizens OF Texas Savings
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