BAYTOWN BRIEFS AND LOCAL NOTES
SA bor s Sooy and his father in Atlantic City ICU after a severe heart attack. Jaycees BAYTOWN meet 7 30 p m Tuesday at Civic Center Auditorium with Dr Bloodwell as guest speaker. Fire damages a garage at 4811 Burning Tree estimated at 3359. A&M cadet Russell L Boggess to command Squadron U1 in 1568 69. Rev D R Guymes appointed ASG foreign missions secretary effective June 3. Faula Ann Rooney earns UT elementary education degree.
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Sooy
Byard Sooy
Richardson
Atlantic City
N. J
Atlantic City Hospital
Jaycee
Baytown Jaycees
Civic Center Auditorium
Robert D. Bloodwell
Baytown
Dan Savell
A&m
Russell L. Boggess
H. L. Boggess
Texas A&m University
Corps of Cadets
Boggess
Robert E. Lee High School
AEM
U. S. Air Force
Guynes
JHE
D. R. Guimes
Malaysia
Southwestern Assemblies of God College
Waxahachie
Assemblies of God Foreign Missions
A. & Guynes
Freldene Smith
Baytonians
Baytown Area Weather Outlook for Monday to Tuesday
Partly cloudy and warm conditions with a low around 70s Monday and a Tuesday high in the mid 60s. Scattered showers possible Monday afternoon and night. Galveston tides indicate high around 12 a.m. and low around 3:36 a.m. and 5:42 p.m.
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Baytown Area
Galveston
Twin babies born to Dr Terry King family visit Astroworld
Mr and Mrs Dean Hing announce the birth of twin girls and their son Dr Terry King with Margaret Ann accompany Carole Qoryshek and Jo Ann Bradford taking their youngsters to Astroworld Sunday. Also seen at the amusement park were the Yom Richards Dave Moores Randy Tickner Linda Hutchins Rod Yarborough Bee Landrum and others. Sandra Laughlin returns from out of town. Ray Spears expects company from West Texas. Jack and Lillian Gardner note Humble assignment in California. Mary Beth McElroy visits family in Calvert. Max Vauss and Harry Stefanis spotted at Houston airport sees people off for distant destinations.
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Dean Hing
Terry King
Margaret Ann
Carole Qoryshek
Jo Ann Bradford
Astroworld
Yom Richardsons
Dave Moores
Randy Tickner
Linda
Richard Hutchins
Ray Spears
West Texas
Jack
Lillian Gardner
Humble
California
Mary Beth McElroy
Calvert
Houston
Max Vauses
Harry Stefanis
Baytown woman earns honor for service with music groups
A Baytown resident recognized for service to Baytown children through hearing aid programs and collaboration with Bayshore Mental Health Center and the Cerebral Palsy center. She teaches private piano lessons, works with Lee College on cultural development with the Civic Music Association, and has served as Pilot Club Community Service Chairman.
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Baytown
Bayshore Mental Health Center
Cerebral Palsy Center
Lee College
Civic Music Association
Pilot Club
North Vietnam envoy arrives in Paris for talks
Le Duc Tho, senior North Vietnamese official, lands in Paris after Moscow talks and says phase two can start without delay if the United States ends its obstinate stance and halts bombing. Paris talks resume Wednesday amid U S moves toward compromise on broadening discussion scope.
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Paris
North Vietnam
United States
le Duc Tho
Ifand
Moscow
U.S
Nhan Dan
Communist Party
Paris Conserritory
Chambers-Liberty Judge Loses Bid To Keep Seat
Chambers and Liberty counties chose Clarence Cain over 75th District Court Judge Tom Wheat. Cain won 5 145 votes to Wheat 4 365, with Liberty County giving Cain a large majority while Wheat carried Chambers County and small Mont Bemview precincts backed Wheat. Wheat was appointed in December by Gov. Connally to fill the late Judge Matthews term.
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Chambers
Liberty Judge
Liberty County
Tom Wheat
Clarence Cain
Wheat
Gev
John Connally
P. C. Matthews
Liberty
Ity
Cain
Chambers County
Mont Bemvieu
Judge
Ence Cain
Judge Wheat
75Th Judicial District Court
Liberty Counties
Preston Smith
Don Yarborough
Smith
Yarborough
Mont Gelvieu
Final California primary looms in Kennedy McCarthy race
Kennedy and McCarthy push to mobilize voters ahead of California Democratic primary while national issues mount. Rioting at the University of Rome, Gulf storm Abby heads for Florida, and a U S rocket misfire probe unfolds as Memorial Day weekend traffic tolls are revised downward from early estimates.
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National Safety Council
Baytown Employees Group Reelects Phillips Leader
L B Phillips was reelected president of the Baytown Employees Federation representing clerical and laboratory workers at Humble Oil and Refining Co. and Enjay Chemical Co plants and Esso Research and Engineering. Polls will mail runoff ballots Monday and must be returned by June 10.
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L. B. Phillips
Baytown
Enjay
Jack Wagnon
Leon Chase
G. L
Gerry) Huckaby
Er&e
Patricia Rogers
James Mills
M. C. Sarver
D. O. Page
Robbie Richardson
Morris Blystone
Tom Moon
M&c
John Eby
Jerry Adams
Greg Strawn
Perry Beauchamp
C. C. Parrish
Floyd Dauphin
James Selkirk
Runsit
Glen Foyle
W. M. Thompson
J. R. Atkinson
W. E. Dever
East Harris runoff tightens as Yarborough edges Smith
In the Texas gubernatorial runoff Yarborough narrowly defeats Smith in Harris County with a 95,616 to 40,0 vote total county wide, while five of seventeen boxes east of San Jacinto River flip to Smith. Cain defeats Wheat for Liberty County district judge, with Chambers County support leaning Smith.
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Don Yarborough
Preston Smith
Justice
Baytown
East
Harris County
Yarborough
Smith
San Jacinto River
Carver High School
Harlem
McNair
Drew School
Barrett Station
Eox
Yarbcrough
Tom Wheat
Chambers
Liberty Counties
Clar
Texas Democrats Choose Lt. Gov Smith for Governor
Lt. Gov. Preston Smith won the Democratic nomination for Texas governor, beating Don Yarborough by more than 336,000 votes in a landslide. Paul Eggers, the Republican challenger, vows a strong general election campaign as Smith prepares for the November race. Smith, 56, hailed the victory from his Lubbock home, pledging to work with all Texans to make the state greater. The result is seen as a setback for GOP hopes in November and signals shifts in Texas political dynamics.
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Associated Press
Texas
Preston Smith
Paul Eggers
Wichita Falls
Smith
Ed Don Yarborough
Houston
Lubbock
Yarborough
John Connally
GOP
Eggers
Robert F. Kennnedy
Hubert Humphrey
Family stranded on Astrowheel for over an hour
The Hemphill family spent 71 minutes suspended on the Astro-Wheel at Astroworld when a hydraulic oil leak halted the ride with 29 aboard. After diagnosis by general manager Stan McTivaine and safety checks, power was restored, the arm lowered, and passengers received VIP passes for a future ride as officials ensured a safe descent. Judge Roy Hotheinz was seen observing the situation.
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Martha Ann Hemphill
Hemphill
Astroworld
Stan McTivaine
Roy Hotheinz
Terra Firma
Ragan cries foul in Me tro precincts recount demand
Bill Ragan the Democratic nominee challenger for Gist District Judgeship vows a recount after a close runoff loss to Shearn Smith. He cites alleged improper balloting in Precincts 4 and 250, including Raider Smith tally of 81,267 to Ragan 98 so thousand. Precinct 250 shows 45 for Ragan and 25 for Smith, precinct judge Jefferson Walker denies improper ballots.
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Bill Ragan
Gist
Nair
Ruunoff
Ragan
Shearn Smith
Smith
Baytown Sun
Jefferson JD. Walker
Walker
McNair J
Supreme Court bans death sentences by juries with scruples
The Supreme Court ruled 5 to 4 that a death sentence cannot be imposed by a jury that automatically excludes jurors with conscientious or religious objections to capital punishment. Justices Stewart and the majority held the process unconstitutional, citing Witherspoon v. Illinois. Justice Black dissented, arguing the majority is making new law.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Potter Stewart
Wiliam C. Witherspoon
Ifugo L. Black
Transplant Doctor To Speak Here At Baytown Meeting
Dr. Robert D. Bloodwell of the Houston transplant team, builder of four heart transplants, will headline a Baytown Junior Chamber of Commerce event Tuesday night at the Civic Center. The Baylor College of Medicine surgeon will present films and slides, take questions, and attend a premeeting coffee. Bloodwell, 36, native of Wilmington Delaware, earned LSU in 1952 and Baylor in 1937, and has served on Baylor’s staff since July 1963.
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Robert D. Bloodwell
Houston
Baytown
Baylor University College of Medicine
Wilmington
Del
Bloodwell
Louisiana State University
Baylor College of Medicine
Baylor
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SA Bors
Faula Ann Rooney
P. V. Rooney
Fin Oak
University of Texas
Gamma Phi Kappa
E. A. Milton
Bill Strickler
Milton
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Groverleaf
Travis School
Chaniew Hier
Hign
Tarver Sehcol
Lowie School
Herlem
Drew
Cimarron Schnool
East Harris County
Alamo School
Sumet School
King School
County Library
Sheldon School
Highlands School
Crosby High
Huffman
Courtesy Forda
Ashbel Smith
Horace Mann
Zaytown
Stephen Austin
DeZavala
San da
Robert F. Kennedy
Eugene ¢. McCarthy
Democrat Prbmary
Georges Fompidon
Abby
Gulf of Mexico
Florida
University of Rome
Southern Baptist Convention
Johnson Fles
Ine
Employes Group Fleets
Phillips
Don
East Harris
W. C. Tidmon
W. P. Smitit
W. F B. Skinner
Senior Citizens Club
Biulletin
Citizens National Bank & Trust Co
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