Devotional set guest speaker at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church
Ovila Father Meunier will lead a three day devotional Wednesday through Friday for the Feast of Most Sacred Hearts of Jesus at Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church. Services at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday and 7 p.m. Friday. Joe Ford of Houston posts a $5,000 bond on assault to murder a deputy sheriff. Ford rammed a vehicle on a feeder road off Interstate 10. Funeral services for Mrs. R. D. Wallace sister of N. E. Baumann of Baytown held at Phillip Luckey Funeral Home in Rockdale. It was incorrectly stated in a Sun story that Mrs. Wallace was Baytonian Allen Baumann’s sister. Health Clinic in Chambers County offered from 10 to 11 a.m. Thursday at the Community Building Tri-City Beach Road, also open at the Cove voting box FM 565 1 to 3 p.m. Immunizations and health cards. Election of officers at Bishop Christopher EB Byrne General Assembly Wednesday night at Knights of Columbus Hall. buffet 7 to 8 p.m. meeting at 8:15. Humble Annuitants Association meets 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Community Building. Agenda includes conference with Humble-Enjay on retirement benefits, per president Smoky Wood.
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Father Meunier Ovila
Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church
Joe Ford
Houston
Justice of the Peace N. O. Morrison
F. M. Beymer
Harris County Sheriff's Department
Ford
R. D. Wallace
N. E. Baumann
Baytown
Phillip Luckey
Rockdale
Sun
Wallace
Allen Baumann
Chambers County
Tri-City Beach Road
Cove
Christopher EB. Byrne
General Assembly
Knights of Columbus
Annuitants Humble Annuitants Association
Humble-Enjay Management
E. C.smoky Wood
Ben Barnes declares 1972 governor bid in Texas
Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes announced he will run for governor in 1972 on a platform of new leadership. Gov. Preston Smith planned a State of the State TV message at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday and declined to reveal his political plans, joking that his dull image needs mystery to attract viewers.
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Alan Erwin
Sun
Austin Bureau Austin
Ben Barnes
Texas
Preston Smith
Alan Austin Press
Austin
Baytown
Khou-Tv
Channel 11
Smith
BESS AND TUT Lauland celebrate 45th wedding anniversary
BESS AND TUT Lauland mark their 45th wedding anniversary. Mrs. Berry L. Barnes, formerly Myra Edwards of Baytown, is expected to receive her PhD in August. The Roger Critzer family halts in Baytown en route from North Carolina to Yuma. Peggy Power shares a recipe. Ray Pearce is stuck behind a woman driver who stopped to chat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bess
Tut Lauland
Berry L. Barnes
Myra Edwards
Baytown
Carl McKinney Jr
Ed Talley
Alice
Talleys
Vicky
Valery
Tracy
Mexico City
Roger Critzer
North Carolina
Yuma
Ariz
Barnes hints at 1972 gubernatorial bid in SEC controversy
Barnes reports a Monday morning Ting meeting with Smith in which he said he would run for governor in 1972. The governor reportedly respected the wish but did not indicate his own candidacy. Barnes cited a press conference where Smith had not yet decided on a second run for office.
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SEC
Barnes
Smith
Ben
Weather and tides for Baytown area
Partly cloudy and continued hot through Wednesday in the Baytown area. Temperature range from upper 60s to mid 90s with Morgan's Point tides showing highs at 9 49 a.m. and 9 31 p.m. and lows at 9 49 a.m. and 11 31 p.m. Sunrise at 6 20 a.m. and sunset at 8 24 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown Area
Morgan's Point
Baytown Police pay raise plan to be heard by council
The Baytown Police Association will ask Baytown City Council at 6 30 p m Tuesday for pay raises and enhanced benefits for officers. Spokesman Detective Glen Rosier will present the request along with Assistant District Attorney Rod Gorman who backs the pay rise. Other agenda items include formation of Spring Meadows Public Utility District and paving and zoning requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown Police Association
Baytown
Glen Rosier
Atty
Rod Gorman
Spring Meadows
John Fontana
Wallisville Road
Rehired law firm returns to Baytown school district
The Baytown school board rehired Reid, Strickland, Gillette and Ramsey as district counsel in a 4-3 vote over Stewart and Park after a two year gap. Trustees Smith, Mitchell, Elis and President Peterson supported the return, while Greenwell, Lippmann and Dignam backed the current firm. The decision follows a pattern: a prior 40 year representation by Reid, Strickland, Gillette and Ramsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnella Boynton
Baytown
Aot Reid, Strickland, Gillette and Ramsey
Stewart and Park
Jerry Don Smith
Seth Mitchell
James
Slick) Elis
Troy Peterson
Reid
Strickland
Gillette
Ramsey
Fabian Greenwell
Glenn Lippmann
Philip Dignam
Greenwell
Smith
Lippmann
U. S. Department of Labor
Pumphrey to Travis zone shift affects 90 students
The school board moved 90 students from Pumphrey Elementary to Travis Elementary due to a boundary change near Crosby Lynchburg Road. Supt. Johnny Clark called the arrangement “looks like gerrymandering” but says it preserves ethnic balance. Bus service already shifts these pupils to Pumphrey.
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Pumphrey
Travis
Crosby-Lynch
Burg
Fwulue Lng
Ustate
Abavan
Main Street
Johnny Clark
New Travis
Pumph
Moss Bluff waste permit bid draws strong opposition
Liberty and Chambers County residents opposed a Texas Water Quality Board permit for a solid waste disposal site at Moss Bluff. About 150 to 200 people attended the hearing, moved to a larger venue, with concerns that the facility could pollute Turtle Bayou and Lake Anahuac. Local officials and residents submitted resolutions opposing the permit, while the session stretched past midnight.
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Liberty
Chambers County
Texas Water Quality Board
Moss Bluff
Liberty County
Geraldine D. Humphreys Cultural Center
Petrochemical Systems, Inc
Pasadena
Thomas Lay
Turtle Bayou
Lake Anahuac
Oscar Nelson
Warren Clark Jr
Liberty-Chambers Counties Navigation District
John Middleton
Moss
City tags 300 garbage cans under new notice program
City Manager D R Voelkel said about 300 red tags were placed on containers not meeting city specs by three NYC youth workers on Friday. Tags indicate cans over 30 gallons or lacking proper handles and watertight design, with more tagging expected later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Voelkel
National Youth Corps
Nyc
Voelkel
Sell-A-Thon Continues Winners Told
Three more winners in Bay town's Sell A Thon receive two tickets to Astro World. Mrs Ed Venard, 503 E Wright. Mrs Carlane Jr, 800 Felton. and R G Mitchler, 1105 Fleetwood, win tickets weekly until a six week drawing for cash prizes of 500, 150, and 50 dollars.
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Baystown
Astroworld
Ed Venard
E. Wright
Carlane Jr
Felton
R. G . Mitchler
Fleetwood
Baytown Sun
Pollution suit against Armco enters second day
Federal suit in Houston accuses Armco Steel of dumping 1015 pounds daily of deadly cyanide into the Houston Ship Channel. Also notes dress policy change at Galena Park schools and obituary for Barton Heiligers of the Alhambra Post Advocate. Pentagon study claims Johnson set offensive plan on April 1, 1963. News from Saigon and Washington on Vietnam war coverage and withdrawal debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Armco Steel
New York
The
New York Times
Pentagon
Johnson
North Vietnam
Robert E. Lee High Class of 1956 Reunion Details
Reservations must be made by June 20 with Mrs. Judy DeLoach at 409 Grantham. The 1 year reunion will be held June 26 at the Ramada Tower Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy DeLoach
Grantham
Ramada Tower Center
22 Day European Tour Sponsored by The Baytown Sun
The Baytown Sun will sponsor a 22 day tour across six European countries departing Sept 21 for 39.89. Travelers fly overnight from Houston Intercontinental to Amsterdam with full agency planning by European Tour Guide. The itinerary includes Holland Germany Austria Italy France and England with stops in The Hague Rotterdam Cologne Heidelberg Munich Innsbruck Venice Florence Assisi Rome Rapallo Nice Lyon Paris and London. Lodging is first class two to a room with private baths two meals daily and baggage handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary H. Brown
Baytown Sun
Houston Intercontinental Airport
KLM
Royal Dutch Airlines
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Cologne
Heidelberg
Munich
Innsbruck
Venice
Florence
Assisi
Rome
Rapallo
Nice
Lyon
Paris
London
Sharp Testimony To Cover Everything In Probe
Frank W. Sharp 64, central figure in the Sharpstown scandal, pleads guilty to two charges and wins three years probation and a $5,000 fine. He accepts immunity from further state or federal action, then agrees to testify for the government. The probe concerns bank failures, stock deals, and political loans tied to Sharpstown Bank and National Bankers Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Frank W. Sharp
Sharp
Sharpstown State Bank
National Bankers Life Insurance Co
U.S. Dist
John V. Singleton
Secur
Ities & Exchange Commission
Dallas
Morton Susman
Susman
SEC
Sharpstown Bank
National Bankers Life
U.S
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Aervite al Eta Citizens National Bank
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North Main
Af Barcelona Apartments
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General Telephone Co
Pilot Club
Civic Center
Fountain Complex
Wrecker Committee
Whispering Pines
Ward Road
Alexander Drive
Mobile Home Review Board
Planning Commission
School Board
Baytown State Bank
FGA
Rey
Mitchell
Peoples State Bank
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Galena Park
San Diego
Calif
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Copley
Alhambra Post Advocate
Justice Department
Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
U. S
South Vietnam
Washington
Senate
Doggone
Rango
Jimmie Gibson
North Road
Gibson
Gibsons
Linda Cassity
Arco Car Wash
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