Trainmen Halt Texas Rail Traffic Across Six Lines
Palestine Texas AP The Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen struck railroads across Texas and neighboring states delaying freight and passenger trains. The Missouri Pacific Eagle from St Louis with 260 passengers was held at Payne while the Missouri-Kansas-Texas Special from Kansas City with 24 passengers was held at Denison. Houston port switching operations were at a standstill, risking a 50 percent drop in business if the strike lasts. A U S District Judge Hotzoff issued a temporary restraining order, hearings set for next Monday. Pickets were reported at several lines including Katy Pacific Santa Fe and Southern Pacific. The strike was called to press railroad rule changes under the Railway Labor Act.
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St. Louis
Payne
Kansas City
Denison
Houston
Jerry Turner
E. A. Clayton
Brotherhood of Railroad
T&p
Fort Worth
U.S. Dist
Alexander Hotzoff
Washington
Texas
Allsouts
Katy
Pacifc
Souther Pacific
Santa Fe
James MM. Steed
Son I&gn
Corry J. Steed
John Purdam
Florida
Brotherhood of Railed
Missouri Pacif
U.S. Air Forces Gulf Division
Baytown rainfall noted at Humble Oi and Refining Co center
Baytown rainfall totaled one inch from late Sunday night to 10 am Monday at the Baytown Refining Co. center. Of this, .85 inch fell between 10 pm Sunday and 10 am Monday. Community events include a Story Hour with Rev. Jim Morris at Highlands Assembly of God for ages 5 to 9, a women’s service by Highlands Methodist Church, and a dessert party at the Elks Lodge. Local notices cover a car collision near Harbor Drive with no injuries, a paid shopper winning $10, and various church and club activities across Baytown, Highlands, and surrounding areas.
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Baytown
Humble Oi and Refining Co
Jim Morris
Highlands Assembly of God
Sterling Municipal Library
Highlands Women of the Baytown
Methodist Church
Lesgue
Methodist
Tom Holcomb
Geen Amt Bae Hurack Eauelier
J.c.lock
Washington
Harbor’ Drive
Pal
Trelmran Harvey Frost
Ier
John Rosamond
Gene Robinson
Magnolia Street
James Pauly Lansford
Weather And Tides Mixed Outlook With Warm Feel
Mostly cloudy and warm with widely scattered thunder showers through Tuesday. Temperature on Monday and Tuesday is expected to range from 75 to 98 degrees. Galveston tides show high at 10 36 a.m. and 3 39 p.m. and low at 2 17 a.m. and 6 93 p.m.
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Baytown Hosts at State Democratic Convention in Houston
Baytown figures lead local hostesses including Mrs. F. King Mrs. Callaway Mrs. Little and others who will man information booths at the State Democratic Convention in Houston. Jessie Jackson, recently out of hospital, is at Fran Menette’s home in Baytown and Linda Vidrine prepares to travel to Aruba with her cousin Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson. Linda Irby turns 20 with a family birthday gathering for Mrs. Lanny Simmons and her relatives.
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WH. Callaway
Charles Littlepage
Wayne Coker
J.C. Jackson
Jepp Busch
Henry.c. Lyles
George C. Guerard
M. F. Jennings
Robert Wales Kelley
Baytown
Houston
Jessie Jackson
Fran Menette
Pamela
Menette
Mrs. Jackson
Linda Vidrine
E- Vidrine
Burnet
Aruba
South America
Buddy Irby
Batch Hall
Jerry
Donna’ Ranae
Tornado Hits Wharton Area in Southeast Texas
A tornado struck near Wharton in Southeast Texas shortly before 10 a.m. damaging sheds and utility lines. The funnel lifted and touched down again on the east side of Wharton, destroying more sheds and other structures. No injuries were reported.
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Associated Press
Wharton
Texas
Three Weekend Accidents Kill Baytonian and Hurt Four
Baytown area accidents over the weekend left Robert Lee Drake 38 dead in a Baytown hospital after a car failed to curve on Sjolander Road north of Baytown. George B. King 22 of Mont Belvieu was in critical condition but improving. Mrs. Stefa Wills 41 of Alvin escaped serious injury when her car hit a bridge post on Goose Creek Stream Bridge. Tommy Lynn Phillips 21 of Baytown and Dale Mason Seeman 21 of Baytown were treated for injuries after their car struck a parked pickup on Williams Street. Funeral services for Drake were held Monday. he leaves a wife, three sons, two daughters, and several siblings.
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George B. King
Mont Belvieu
King
Gulf Coast Hospital
Rosier
Drake
Stefa Wills
Alvin
Goose Creek ‘Stream Bridge
Siest Main
Saturay
James Lankford
Wills
Tommy Lynn Phillips
Hines
Dale Mason Seaman
Hazel
Williams Street
North Pruett
Phillips
M. J. Gill
Sesman
City to Flush Water Mains to Improve Baytown Supply
City of Baytown will begin a 1200 dollar program to flush water mains starting next week. Work will be at night over about two weeks to clear rusty and discolored water. City Manager Fritz Lanham says a routine schedule will run every six to three months, with residents alerted about affected nights. C W Red Grantham heads the water department overseeing the project. Residents in different areas will be notified of exact nights.
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Baytown
Fritz Lanham
Baytosm Sur
Lanham
Water Department
C. W
Grantham
Wilbe
Liberals To Walk Out If Delegations Not Seated
In Houston liberal and conservative factions watch reports that President Johnson sent aides to salvage unity at the Texas Democratic convention. A five member credentials committee began hearings on contested delegations from seven counties as liberal leaders vow to bolt if Houston and San Antonio delegations are not seated.
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Houston
Tex
Johnson
Jack Valenti
Clifford Carter
Washington
John Connally
Frank Enwin
Democratic Executive Committee
Connally
Ervin
Fur Johnson
Will Davis
Austin
Lodge Denies Resignation Rumor From Saigon
In Saigon Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge called reports he will resign within 30 days totally untrue. The White House said no resignation letter was received as Johnson's administration denied the claim. Lodge, 61, who carried New Hampshire’s write-in primary, maintains delegates pledged to him remain committed to the first ballot at the Republican National Convention.
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Libel Trial Resumes- Newsman Testifies Walker Led Charge
AP reports veteran newsman Van Savell described General Edwin A. Walker as leading a student charge during the 1962 Ole Miss desegregation crisis. Walker testified he did not threaten marshals and urged peace, while defense and trial details unfold toward possible motions and a jury of 12.
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Fort Worth
Associated Press
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University of Mismi
van Savell
Dist
Charles Murray
Tarrant County
Savell
Oxford
U.S
University of Miss
Ole Miss
James Meredith
Dallas
Osford
Miss
Viglenie
Thetr Walker
Meredith
Oxford Walke
Texas Liberals Warn Walkout Over seating at Houston convention
Liberal Democrat leaders in Raytown warned that seating the Harris and Bexar County delegations at Tuesday's Texas Democratic state convention in Houston could sap enthusiasm for President Johnson. A steering committee said seating the delegations is a minimum condition for liberal participation, with Harris County liberals already authorizing a committee to call a walkout if not seated.
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Harris
Bexar County
Houston
Texas
Lyndon Johnson
Democratic Party
Bexar
Harris County
Wberals
Bill Kilgarlin
Democratic Extective Committee
East Harris Delegates to State Democratic Convention
Delegates and alternates from East Harris County will include precinct committeemen from 15 precincts east of the San Jacinto River. Other delegates are to be chosen, but some names could not be obtained due to pre convention sessions.
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Harris County
San Jacinto River
Tar County
Democratic Executive Committee
Menilay
Convention committee to announce recommendation at Rice Hotel
Delegates arrived for the convention as premeeting jockeying continued. The Committee for a Fair and Loyal Convention will present its recommendation to a general caucus at 10 p.m. Monday at the Rice Hotel, while factions maneuver ahead of the vote. Gov. John Connally spoke as the process unfolded.
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Rice Hotel
John Connally
Bridge Tournament Draws Record Of 1 628 Players
Bridge tournament activities drew a record 1 628 players across 407 tables at KC Hall. Winners included Stephen F. Austin pairs and masters pairs with Houston, Galveston, and Baytown competitors earning top honors. Organizers called the event a real success with events spanning Friday to Sunday and prizes awarded after the final session.
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Bobby Sutthin Abernween
San Jacinto
Rebemian
KC Hal
Bastown
Puderbaugh
Baytown
Stephen F. Austin
Midnight Sundlay
Powell
Camlyn
Knights of Caluny
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Gerber
KC Toll
Goldwater Favored by Texas Delegates at Dallas Dinner
Texas Republicans gathered in Dallas for a $10 dinner honoring Barry Goldwater and to pledge Texas 36 GOP delegates to his nomination. State Chairman Peter O’Donnell predicted Goldwater would reach the magic number and win the nomination, ahead of Scranton’s entry into the race. Tower discounted Scranton’s bid and forecast Goldwater’s victory at the national convention. The Dallas convention program included preconvention sessions, a 1500-seat banquet, and speeches from Wilkinson, Wilson, Tower, Alger, Foreman, Bush, and other candidates as sessions prepared for the event.
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Dallas
Texas
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Sen. Goldwater
Peter O'Donnell
O'Dernell
Goldwater
San Francisco
John Tower
Tower
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
GOP
Memorial Auditorium
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Fox
Quet
Crowe
Bud Wilkinson
University of Oklahoma
Bob Wilson
California
Bruce Alger
Ed Foreman
George Bush
U.S. Senate
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