City Council to Hear Open Community Center Plans
The City Council will hear Parks and Recreation Board recommendations on reservations at the Open Community Center Vending machines a center supervisor and open fire plans at 6:30 pm Thursday. Kenneth Personsive parks and recreation director Norman Foote board chairman said reservations are now being accepted. The board favors Baytown residents only and operating hours from 9 am to 10 pm through Saturday.
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Parks and Recreation Board
Kenneth
Personsive
Parks and Recreation
Norman Foote
Baytown
Adams Moved Frederick Adams Injury Notice
Adams moved Frederick Adams 2 son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Adams 215 W Hunnicutt who was injured in a motor scooter accident March 25 has been habilitation and Research Hospital and may have visitors from 6 to 8 pm each day Film Shown Anarchy U S A a special film showing the breakdown of law and order prior to the Communist take over in China Algeria and Cuba will be shown at 730 pm Wednesday June 1A at the First Baptist Church in South Houston Baytonians are invited to see the film Teen Party Goose Creek Country Club will host a teen pool party and dance for members and their guests from 8 to 11 pm Saturday The Utopian Society will provide music Admission charge is 1 per person.
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Adams
Frederick
Raymond‘Adams
U.S.A
China
Algeria
Cuba
First Baptist Church
South
Houston
Goose Creek Country Club
the Utopian Society
Baytown Weather and City Center Plans Outlined
Weather for Baytown calls for clear to partly cloudy skies with continued wind through Thursday. Wednesday temperatures expected 75 to 83 degrees, with Tuesday range 75 to 57. The city board discusses center opening in August, a $50 monthly raise for center supervisor, and a vending machines contract for United Amusements Co. plus fund allocations and reservation classifications for organizations.
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Baytown
Ares
Teesday
Local Officials Face Tasks and Travels Across Town
Mayor Seaborn Cravey returns from a border trip while City Councilmen Hullum and Ball take on a tough committee assignment. County Commissioner Ramsey grapples with tax equalization talks. Milton Lyons takes a coffee break as Dub Rogers prepares for a grand opening. M D Curry remains hospitalized at San Jacinto Methodist, and Mrs. W L Enoch requires transfer to Hermann Hospital in Houston with some improvement noted. Barry Smith, ex Baytown Sun staffer, seeks information from a Houston penthouse office. Anahuac visitors include Mrs Floyd Williams and Cathy.
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Seaborn Cravey
Don Hullum
Pat Ball
Lowell Lammers
W. V. Ramsey
Milton Lyons
Dub Rogers
M_ D. Curry
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
W. L. Enoch
Hermann Hospital
Houston
Barry Smith
Baytown Sun
Floyd Willams
Cathy
Anahuac
Baytown
Hopeful Path Sought As LBJ Pushes Cease Fire
President Johnson urged immediate UN cease fire acceptance from Israel with hopes for Arab adherence. Reports say Jordan tested U.S. mediation while Egypt led a wave of Arab states breaking relations with Washington. Evacuation plans for about 40,000 Americans were organized as the Pentagon moved transport planes to Libya and U.S. authorities denied any American military involvement.
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Johnson
U.S
Middle East
Security Council
Jordan
United States
Israel
Egypt
Middle’ East
Soviet Union
Middleast
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Rabi
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Cairo
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Yemen
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North Africa
Alexandria
Europe
Wheelus Air Base
Libya
Amerins
Pentagon Saki
Lebanon
Frescue
Navy
Middle Eastern
Gamal Abdel Nasser
EBI
Russia seeks urgent UN Security Council session on Middle East war
The United Nations Security Council was called into an emergency session at the Soviet Union’s request to consider immediate steps for a cease-fire in the Middle East. Israel expressed conditional acceptance while Arab nations indicated continued fighting, and Jordan urged U.S. mediation for a cease-fire. The council had adopted a cease-fire resolution after two days of private consultations, with debate over withdrawal of forces and immediate action to curb hostilities.
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U.N. Security Council
Soviet Union
Middle East
Nikolai Tfredotenko
Hans Ro Tabor
Denmark
Israel
USN
Cairo
Becai
Amman
Washington
Jordan
United States
Fedorenko
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
U.N
Abba Eban
Russia
Sixteen Texas salt miners survive entrapment incident
Grand Saline Texas AP reports sixteen Morton Salt Co miners emerged safe after nine tense hours trapped 700 feet underground when a drill wedged across a shaft lifted and broke the elevator cable. Mine supervisor Ray Rucker and crew kept calm as rescue moved the drill and secured the shaft.
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Grand Saline
Tex
Morton Salt Co
J. A. Brumbeugh
Minmile
Cola
Ray Rucker
Humble Supports Oil Pollution Act Strengthening
Standard Oil and Humble Oil and Refining Co. urged Senate action on S 1951 and S 1604 to clarify exemptions and avoid unavoidable accidents in the Oil Pollution Act. Marine operations manager Joseph Andreae cited the Clean Seas Code and praised large tankers for safety and efficiency, noting Humble’s leading tanker fleet and Grenoble training center.
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Washington
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Humble Oil ‘and Refining Co
Joseph Andreae
Humble
Jersey
Senate Air and Water Follation
Public Works Committee
Andreae
Edmund S. Mus
Kie
Clifford P. Case
Andrese
Humblemarine
Jersey Standard
Grenoble
France
Hat Humble
U.S
United States seeks neutrality to avoid widening war
U S policy toward the Arab Israeli conflict centers on preventing a US run to the battlefield. President Johnson aims to limit involvement while urging UN action to contain fighting and deter a US Soviet confrontation. State Department and Dean Rusk caution against treating neutrality as indifference while safeguarding Israel from destruction.
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Joan M. Hightower Abdel Nasser
Washington
Israel
Itl U.n.security Council
Middle East
United States
Johnson
State Department
Ael
Dean Rusk
United
Gamallin
Israel claims victory as Sinai push nears Suez Canal
Israel said it had broken Egyptian defenses along the Sinai coast and overrun Sharm el Sheikh heights overlooking the Gulf of Aqaba. An armored column advanced more than 100 miles from the front toward the Suez Canal, with reports of gains toward Port Said and Elath. Jordan sought a cease fire after consulted Arab command, while Egypt said its forces there rejoined defensive positions.
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Associated Press
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Gulf of Aqapa
Gamal Abdel Wasser
Suez Canal
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Syria
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Jabel Levin
Bir Gifgafa
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Suez
Rangers Defended To Solons In Starr County
Texas Ranger Capt A N Allee told three state senators that outside agitators will not be needed once removed. Starr County Judge M J Rodriguez met with officials of the United Farm Workers and La Casita Farms while unions push for contracts. 65 arrests since melon harvest began. Union spokesmen say picketing intensifies as prosecutions rise, with about 100 arrests but only 12 tried in a year.
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Rio Grande City
Tex
A. ¥. Allee
Texas Ranger Force
Eal Starr
M. J. Roddighez
Oscar,Maury
Dallas
Don ‘Kennard
Fort. Worth
A. R. Schwartz
Starr County
Aulee
Mission
E. Meloni
Allee
Schwartz
Rodriguez
Jim Moe
Ranger
Cattle Truck Crash Ties Up Main Street Allee
A double decker cattle truck overturned on Main Street in Allee early Wednesday killing the driver and several head of cattle. Cattle roamed the street as showers and strong winds hit the Panhandle and South Plains Texas ahead of a Pacific cool front.
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Allee
Panhandle Ani
South Plains
Texas
New Mexico
Lee College Registration For Term Ends Thursday
Lee College reminds students that Thursday is the final day to register for the first summer term. Registrar Mrs Bes sie Durham reports 684 students enrolled. classes began Tuesday after Monday’s registration. Courses include English, history, government, art, science, business, and vocational offerings.
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Lee College
Bessie Durham
David Byford
Bond Program Manager Eyed By Schools Board
The board weighs creating a bond improvement program manager to oversee the 7.77 million plan approved by voters on May 27. Superintendent liaison would align four project teams for stadium, elementary, junior, and high school projects with an inspector role, while architects and district staff organize the work.
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Fjohnella Boynton
Seth Mitchell
Wallace Strewell
Mitchell
James A
Bitsy} Davis
Lowell Lammers
Galveston News Tribune and Texas City Sun Sold
Galveston Texas City papers sold to a group led by Les Daughtry of Montgomery Alabama and Harvey Prichard of Bristol Virginia Tennessee. Daughtry to be editor publisher in Galveston and Prichard in Texas City. Fred Hartman Baytown Sun editor publisher joins as owner. Majority stake held by the Montgomery Advertisers Journal.
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Galveston
Les Daughtry
Montgomery
Alt
Harvey Prichard
Bristol, Tennn
Associates
Galveston News Tribune
Texas City Sun
Houston Post
Daughtry
iPrichard
Texas City
Ala
Prichard
Bristol
Tenn
Montgomery Advertisers Journal
Carriage Walls
T. Eugene Worrell
South
Southwest
Fred Hartman
The
Baytown Sun
Walls
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