C Dance Opens With Semi Formal Evening Music by Lee Roy Matocha
A semi formal public dance to be held Friday night from 8 pm to midnight will feature music by Lee Roy Matocha. Admission is two dollars per couple. Sponsored by Bishop Christopher Byrne General Assembly Kunst. Also mentions Kunst, son of Mr and Mrs J C Lawson of Baytown, earning a Master of Arts in Education from California State Polytechnic College.
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Hea
California State Polytechnic College
Jo Ellen Thorpe
Ross Sterling High School
American Legion Auxiliary
Bluebonnet Girls
Austin
Nationalist Party
Court of Criminal Appeals
Clarence Thorpe
American Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 323
Democratic primary race in New York City heats up
The piece outlines a crowded Democratic field led by former Mayor Robert Wagner against liberal candidates including Herman Badillo and Mario Procaccino. It notes Lindsay's upstate clique label, race issues, and Mailer's bid for city statehood. Wagner’s nostalgia and union ties are highlighted alongside fundraising troubles for Badillo and Procaccino.
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Funeral Notice Gary B. Ash 4 of St Harvey dies in Baytown
Gary Bonner Ash, 4, of St Harvey died on arrival at Dayton Hospital after illness while visiting Tarkington Prairie. Survived by wife Lavernia, son Hoya, two grandchildren, siblings, and a half sister. Funeral 11 a.m. Monday Faul U ee Funeral Chapel. graveside Ryan Cemetery Tarkington Prairie. Masons served as pallbearers.
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Dallas
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Houston
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Gulf Coast Distributing Co
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Underwater World Dangers and Overbreathing Hazards
Houston readers learn that the underwater world can be beautiful yet treacherous. Overbreathing before diving can extend time underwater but risks loss of consciousness and drowning. Swimmers are advised to breathe normally, usually two or three breaths, to avoid tragedy. The piece notes fatalities occur nationwide and offers a contact for more information from the San Jacinto TB and Respiratory Diseases Association.
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RuralHillBurton aid pits hospitals against cities
The piece examines the Hill Burton federal aid program funded since the 1940s, noting 179 hospitals are half empty or worse, mostly rural, while urban needs in New York and other cities grow. It highlights occupancy gaps, state formulas, and local cases such as Idaho’s aging St Alphonsus in Boise and Soda Springs new hospital as examples of debated modernization and rural favoritism.
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Pocatello
SRebors' Six Flags Open Brings 200-Foot Oil Derrick
The Six Flags over Texas park in Arlington opens its summer schedule seven days a week 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. through Labor Day and debuts a 200-foot oil derrick, claimed as the world’s tallest land based oil rig. Also notes BAYTOWN Camera Club meets Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in Bluebonnet Room with talk on photo salon acceptance and a bi monthly slide contest.
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Army commends Baytown soldier for Vietnam service
Sgt. James L. Duncan of Baytown 21 earns the Army Commendation Medal for January 1968 to January 1969 in Vietnam. Serving with the 90th Military Police Detachment in Saigon, he is to return home in September as his tour ends. Col. M. C. Kerns presented the award noting diligence and initiative. Duncan enlisted after graduating from Robert E. Lee in 1966.
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U S Officers Back Australian Testimony In Collision
Three American officers backed the Australian captain’s version of the June collision off Vietnam between the U S destroyer Evans and the carrier Melbourne. The testimony largely supported captain Stevenson’s account, contradicted Evans officer Hopson, and noted Evans maneuvering as atypical. The Melbourne’s escort commander said the Evans performed an unusual maneuver preceding the crash that killed 74 aboard the Evans.
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Baytonian Shot At Home In Accidental Gaffe
Loftin, 37, of 407 Chandler, listed in satisfactory condition at Gulf Coast Hospital after an accidental gunshot wound to the shoulder. He told police he dropped a purse containing a .32 caliber pistol from a table at his Baytown home. the weapon discharged as it struck him. Police were continuing the investigation Monday.
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Car Missing in Baytown Police Investigation
Baytown police investigate the theft of a 2008 Oak Shadows car owned by L. A. Ogle. The vehicle disappeared from a parking lot near the Kettle Restaurant on Alexander Drive. Ogle reported the loss at 5:30 p.m. with an estimated value of $2,400.
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