Defense funding outlined for Air Force Army Navy and missiles
The committee's defense plan shows Air Force and Army each at 22.62 billion, Navy at 319.83 billion, and Interagency programs at 3.77 billion. End-year personnel total 3,464,302 with Army 1,521,000 Navy 162,300 Marine 294,900 Air Force 887,100. New Army aircraft 1,479. Navy active fleet 935 ships and 3,878 aircraft. Air Force inventory 14,038 aircraft including B52s. Nike-X anti ballistic system financed. National Guard strength not below 400,000 with no merger with Army Reserve.
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Air Force
Army
Navy
Bilion
Marine Corps
National Guard
Guard
Army Reserve
Three Baytown crashes injure two on Thursday
Two people were injured in three separate Baytown accidents late Thursday. Silvester Juarez, 40, suffered injuries when his pickup collided with a two ton trailer at the Highway 146 and East Texas Avenue intersection. The other crashes involved Ronnie Imbady, who was treated for a back injury after a tow car rolled on Decker Drive, and John IML Mitchell whose pickup overturned after colliding at Decker and Baker. The incidents prompted Texas Highway Department traffic signal planning at Decker and Baker.
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Baytown
Silvester Juarez
Wright Blvd
Highway 146
East Texas Avenue
Houston Natural Gas Co
James Mitchell Spell
Dinos
Adam Hardy
Basile
Roy
Hardy
Spell
Texas Avenue
Judy Lynn Casey
R. W. Cooper
Ronnie Imbady
Channelview
Tidelands Hospital
John B
Lundgren
Baker Rd
Decker
Baker
BD. E. Baker
Mitchell
Texas Highway Department
Blood bank plans in Baytown to boost stocks
Blood donations in Baytown last year used about 1 200 units while only 30 percent were replaced due to insurance covering about 80 percent of costs. Kaskie notes groups may create community or organization accounts under a pre placement plan to stockpile blood, with Lakewood Church already piloting this. Ball forecasts a mobile service possible two days monthly starting August.
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Kaskie
Baytown
U.S
Ball
Blood Bank
Spaghetti Supper Sponsored by Central Missionary Council
A spaghetti and meatball supper hosted by the Central Missionary Council is planned from 5 to 8 p.m. Friday at the church at Pruett and Nazro. Tickets are 110 for adults and 7 cents for children under 12. Homemade cakes and pies will be offered, and takeout orders can be placed by telephone.
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Central Missionary Council
Pruett and
Nazro
Pay Plan Debated by Baytown Council Meeting
Baytown council discussed budget steps for a progressive pay plan with no raise for meter maids and limited feedback from police and fire unions. The committee urged city manpower study and leadership development, while approving bids, property sales, and street operations and planning to move Fire Station No 1.
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Baytown Police Association
Fire Department
Police Department
Counci
Wilson
Maranatha Baptist Mission
Davis Road
Mar Kelley
Glen Walker
C. MM Tibbetts
Baytown
Beach City Elections Filing Deadline Nears
Beach City Mayor Mrs Eloie Jordan announced the filing deadline of June 15 for the Beach City elections. Open positions include mayor five aldermen and city marshals with voting set for July.
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Beach City
Eloie Jordan
City Council Sets Briefing Meetings on Wednesdays
Baytown council approves 5 p.m. Wednesday briefing sessions prior to Thursday meetings. Informational gatherings aim to inform members of upcoming business with no decisions taken. Councilman Ball cited information flow concerns and openness for public attendance is semi open.
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City Council
Baytown
Coun
Par Ball
Ball
Seaborn Cravey
Lee College President to Lecture at UT this June
Dr Richard Strahan president of Lee College will appear as guest lecturer in June at the University of Texas. He will address a class in junior college administration taught by Dr Colvert.
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Richard Strahan
Lee College
University of Texas
Cc. Cc. Colvert
Scout Swimming Classes Open for More Joiners
Roseland Park Pool offered summer swim timing lessons for Cub Scouts Boy Scouts and Explorers last Saturday with 65 attending. Space remains for a second session this Saturday from 9 a.m. to noon each Saturday through Sept. 2 at 15 cents per session or pool use. Cub Scouts must be with an adult. lessons cover crawl side stroke elementary breast stroke and rescues while merit badges in swimming and lifesaving are possible for Boy Scouts and Explorers. Red Cross lifesaving classes for the public run concurrently taught by Hollis Enlig with George Darsee as instructor.
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Roseland Park Pool
George Darsee
Red Cross
Hollis Enlig
Piano Workshop Set Saturday At Lee College
A piano workshop sponsored by the Lee College Department of Music and the San Jacinto Music Teachers Association will be held Saturday in Runde Hall. Registration starts at 3 a.m. with a $10 fee for teachers and $2.50 for pre college students. Directed by Robert Dumm, sessions run 9:30 a.m. to 12 noon for teachers and 4 p.m. to 3 p.m. for another, while a junior student workshop runs 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. for ages eight to twelve and 2:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. for ages twelve and older. Information by Mrs David Kadjar or Thomas Stone.
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Lee College Department of Music
San Jacinto Music Teachers Association
Runde Hall
Robert Dumm
Dumm
Boston Conservatory of Music
Bony
David Kadjar
Thomas Stone
Crosby Marine Wounded Again in Vietnam
Crosby Marine Pfc Johnny Peska 20 was wounded again in Vietnam near Da Nang on June 3. He has served since January, is a Crosby High School graduate, attended Lee College, and is recovering in a Da Nang hospital after a prior wounding. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Peska of Crosby.
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Crosby
Johnny Peska
Vietnam
John Peska
Crosby High School
Lee College
Marines
da Nang
Two Men Killed In Center Gas Station Heist
In Waco AP report two men were questioned after a $100 service station holdup left two young attendants wounded and two bystanders dead. Leo Kaska 41 and son David 20 were shot as they sat in a car on a service ramp near West Fox. Pat Wolf and Harry Volcik were also wounded. A 32 caliber pistol was used. two suspects were arrested in Waxahachie, Texas. The gunman asked to go to Mexico and needed money for the car work. The owner, Robert L. Wolf, said about 100 dollars was taken from the cash register.
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Leo Kaska
David
West
Fox
Pat Wolf
Wolf
Harry Volcik
Waxahachie
Tex
Here
Texas Rangers
Mexico
Robert L. Wolf
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