Local meetings and events in Baytown area
The Baytown 4-H Club meets at 7 p.m. Tuesday in Sterling Library conference room with all members and interested people invited. Story Hour and Story! Story Hour planned for 10 a.m. Tuesday at Sterling Library for children five to nine with storytellers listed. Purse snatching reported at Winegarten's East Texas store, contact 422-9711 with information. A film “POT, ROCK and Revolution” will be shown at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday in Mockingbird Room, Community Building, by Frank Childs of the Houston John Birch Society. parents and teens invited. BAYTOWN Hairdressers Association to meet 7 p.m. Monday at Community Building. latest hair styles demonstrated. LC Committee Ross Wilhite to speak on land utilization and community development at 7:30 p.m. Monday in Rundell Hall board room. A practical course in vacuum tubes and transistor circuits runs 6:45–9:30 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday at Lee College. Industrial Electricity 463, enrollment open. call 427-5611 ext 314.
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Baytown 4-H Club
Sterling Municipal Library
Story Hour Service League
James Cauley
Bill Hartman
Barton Bruce
Frank Childs
The
Houston John Birch Society
Ross Wilhite
Lee College
Rundell Hall
Wilhite
the College
Sun circulation chief returns after illness
Jim Kyle, The Sun's circulation director sidelined by illness, resumes duty. Dennis Williams, a UT student, tours Europe on a summer educational project. Larry Huddleston is notably absent from downtown activity. Jimmy Shepard looks for a missing friend. Preston Pender prass returns from Tennessee. James Ellis finds a letter about a school project. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Goode visit Baytown relatives. The Goodes are from Arkansas. Lowell Lammers passes by without greeting. Barbara Jackson, Wilma Witt, Opal Anderson and Phala Morris attend a surprise gathering. Sandra Harp hosts an early morning breakfast.
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Jim Kyle
Sun
Dennis Williams
University of Texas
Europe
Larry Huddleston
Jimmy Shepard
Preston Penderprass
Tennessee
James
Slick) Ellis
Kenneth Goode
Mrs. Goode
Baytown
Goodes
Arkansas
Lowell Lammers
Barbara Jackson
Wilma Witt
Opal Anderson
Phala Morris
Sandra Harp
Unikrape House wins Fibre Box design award
A new summer home concept Unikrape House, a giant corrugated box, wins a Fibre Box Association design award. Available in six basic models, it serves as summer home lodge low cost housing and garages. Kits combine into single story units from 400 to 1000 sq ft or a two story A frame. Coated fiberglass outside and chemical fiber swelling inside aim for 20 year durability and heat resistance to 1900 degrees F.
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Unikrape House
Fibre Box Association
Review Board Criticizes Apollo 13 Management
Washington AP The Apollo 13 review board led by Edgar Cortright has finished its final report criticizing management shortcomings and detailing how the in space explosion occurred It covers the oxygen tank blast of April 13 amid the mission to the moon and the astronauts survival days in the lunar module lifeboat while returning to Earth It cites a faulty thermal switch overload during a Cape Kennedy test as a root cause and outlines steps to prevent a recurrence The report was to be delivered to NASA Administrator Thomas Paine today
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Washington
Edgar M. Cortright
Thomas O. Paine
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Cortright
Cape Kennedy
Earth
James A. Lovell Jr
Fred W. Haise Jr
John L
Swigert Jr
Moon
Lovell
Haise
Pacific Ocean
Open Burning Causes Problem In Baytown
Baytown firefighters warn new Air Pollution Board rules trigger dangerous fires behind El Toro Restaurant on Decker Drive. A Saturday smoldering blaze near Goose Creek proved hard to reach due to shallow water marshy banks and undergrowth. Fire officials cite underground burns in landfills and roofing debris as persistent risks despite surface extinguishment.
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Air Pollution Board
James Thompson
Baytown
Goose Creek
Station 3
el Toro
Capt. Thompson
Elmer Gray
Weather outlook and tides for Morgan's Point
CLEAR TO PARTLY cloudy and continued warm through Tuesday. Temperature Monday 70s to low 90s. MORGAN'S POINT tides Tuesday high at 1:01 p.m. low at 1:19 a.m. Tuesday sunrise 6:20 a.m. sunset 8:24 p.m.
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Morgan’s
Two Arabs Executed in Amman Amid Fighting
Palestinian guerrilla leaders say two Arab men were executed for raping two American women during last week's clashes in Amman Jordan between commandos and Jordanian army troops.
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Amman
Jordan
Drive Started To Aid Peru Quake Victims
Rossina Coffey of Baytown gathers clothing medical supplies and food to aid Peru after a northern Peru quake described as the worst in this hemisphere this century Two ships will depart Houston next weekend with goods while the US Air Force and private companies also assist Neighbors help pack at 2209 Mockingbird and donations may be arranged by calling 427-2423
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Rossina Coffey
Lima
Peru
Houston
Rossina
Baytown
Sra
Miguel Raggero
U.S. Air Force
Coffey
Joe
Four Stand Accused In Tate Murder Trial Opens
Four hippie clan members led by Charles Manson go on trial in Los Angeles for the Sharon Tate murders and related crimes. Manson and three female defendants are subdued after disruption as jurors begin long juror selection. Prosecutors decline to use Atkins grand jury testimony. defense says she will deny the tale in court.
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Los Angeles
Sharon Tate
Superior Court
Charles H. Older
Miss Atkins
Arafat Blames U S for Jordan Civil War Clash
Yasir Arafat, head of Al Fatah and the PLO, accused the United States of triggering Jordan's civil conflict and warned U S intervention would ignite a wider Middle East war. He said unity among guerrillas, Jordanian soldiers, and people is stronger than ever and warned the Americans this is the last time.
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Amman
Jordan
United States
U.S
Middle East
Vietnam
Yasir Arafat
Arafat
al Fatah
Palestine Liberation Organization
Associated Press
America
Britain
France
Lee College bids set for $145,000 music wing
Lee College revised bid opening to June 25 at 4 p.m. in Rundell Hall board room for a two story 6,270 square foot music wing estimated at about $145,000 funded by $90,000 bond funds and a $50,000 federal grant. Alternates cover Rundell Hall auditorium remodeling. Bidders listed include Lehco Inc Marshall Construction Scheffe Construction and others.
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Lee College
Rundell Hall
Javits Proposes 30 Day Limit on War Power
Sen. Jacob Javits introduces a bill to cap presidential authority to deploy forces without war declaration at 30 days. The measure aims to hasten U.S. exit from Cambodia and Vietnam, with hearings expected in the Foreign Relations Committee. The proposal specifies four contingencies for action and allows Congress to extend or end the 30 day period.
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Washington
Jacob K. Javits
U.S
New York Republican
Cambodia
Vietnam
Javits
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Southeast Asia
Thailand
Frank Church
D-Idaho
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
Defense Department
United States
Congress
Davis
Burge
Congressews, Inc
W. Defoe
Vogt
Neer
Jochen and Hender
Son, Inc
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Honduras
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EL Salvador
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Guyana
Colombia
Equade
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Chile
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iWorld
DE Janeiro
Algeria
Ehrenfried von Hallenden
North Africa
Spiro T. Agnew
International Federation of Newspaper Publishers
Davenport
Iowa
Cheryl Adrienne Browne
Baytown State Bank
F.d.lc
Charles Manson
Manson
God
Christ
Older
Supreme Court
California
LC Music Wing
Lehco, Inc
Marshall Construction Co
Scheffe Construction Co
E. L. Taylor Construction Co
Tinson Construction Co
M. C. Wallace, Inc
Bd&b, Inc
Kipea Constructors
Gene B. ‘Hazelwood and
La-Man Construction Co
Robert E. Lee
Ross Sterling
Marshall Gasch
Sterling Band
James White
AEL
Trudy Turla
REL
Tracy Williams
Cheryl Tromblee
Mike Pool Kibitz
Linda Ferrell
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