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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1967

Page

1

Love family widow of former Liberty County judge dies

Mrs Dora Love widow of late Judge E W Love and mother of JL N Love has died in Cleveland. The article notes local notices including reservations for the Community Center, Kiwanis meeting speaker Kenneth Persenaire, Bayshore Rod and Reel Club meeting, and discussions of Texas Legislature actions. Also mentions Geolie Williams III earning a BA in mechanical engineering at Rice and St Mark's Methodist Vacation Bible School dates, with Rotary speaker Lee Hill.

Geolie Williams TH Bolie C. Wiliams Jr Hillshire Deer Park Rice University

Weather outlook for coast with heat through Tuesday

Weather forecast notes clear to partly cloudy skies and hot conditions through Tuesday. Temperature range on Monday expected around 73 to 96 degrees with a high near 96 and a low near 73.

Expo 67 visitors and local notes from Baytown

EVA WHITFIELD and the H. Boyntons enjoy Expo 67. Richard Dahlin on vacation. Rufus Honeycutt rising recording star. City Manager Fritz Lanham attends Galveston convention. Sam Alfords move to apartment living. Deaniz and Robbie Gordy young travelers to Puerto Rico. Country Club guests enjoy Sunday dinner with Milo the blind pianist. Jerry Johnson busy finishing an English report. Gary Black contemplates motorcycle troubles. Mrs. W. B. Black Jr. visiting Tomball with the Lockards. Jill Allen’s cat has a broken leg but is in a splint. Leon Brown heads to Texas City. Pat Nunan describes a recent auto accident with no injuries.

Eva Whitfield H. Boyntons Milo Jerry Johnson Gary Black W. B. Black Jr Tomball W. EI. Lockards Baytown Jill Allen Allen Leon Brown Texas City Pat Nunan Pat

Ship Channel Bridge Authority Bill Vetoed

AUSTIN Gov. John Connally vetoed nine Harris County bills including a toll bridge authority to build a high rise bridge over the Houston Ship Channel. He vetoed measures on extended drinking hours, a Harris County domestic relations court, a state heart commission, bar association funding for indigent defense, shrimp fishing restrictions, and several funding bills. The vetoes block bills sunsetting Sept. 1, 1968 pending legislative review.

Austin John Connally Harris County Chet Brooks Pasadena Houston Ship Channel Texas Jack Ogg Houston Barbara Jordan Connally Toll Bridge Authority Sen. Jordan Harris County Juvenile Board Houston Legal Foundation Jim Clark Harris Chambers Galveston Sen Criss Cole

Connally Criticizes County Govt and Signs Local Reform

Gov. John Connally told Bandera officials Texas had a two horse and buggy government in the space age. He urged faster adoption of metropolitan governance and noted bills creating 86 new special districts, including 54 water districts, as evidence of piecemeal reform. He listed unfinished business in constitutional revision and four year terms for statewide officials, while Austin signed a crime procedure bill altering confessions rules.

Bandera Tex John Connally Texas Txas Commty Judges and Commissioners Association Connally Austin

Morris Raney's Funeral Monday

Morris Burnell Raney 56 of 210 Chandler died Saturday en route to his cab. Funeral 2 pm Monday at Earthman Chapel with burial at Memory Gardens under Earthman Funeral Home. Survived by wife Evelyn, son Jerry, mother Fannie, sisters Doris Herring and Banks Hofmann, brother Frank Raney. formerly with Enjay Chemical, Beirut veteran, Masonic, Knights Templar, East Side Baptist Church.

Earthman Chapel Morris Burnell Raney Chandler Trinity River Raney Highway 146 Cedar Bayou Bridge Rasley Beirut Lebanon Enjay Chemical Co Baytown AF & AM No Knights Templar East Side Baptist Church Bill Hardage E. R. Burns Cedar Bayou Baptist Church

Legislative Roundup set in Baytown with Harris delegates

Six members of the Harris County Texas House delegation will gather in Baytown for a public Legislative Roundup at St. Joseph's School auditorium at 7 30 p m The Baytown League of Women Voters sponsors the event Rep Glenn Vickery Rex Braun Laura Cruz Curtis Graves Joe Allen and Lindon Williams are listed as participants Keith Ormore will represent Rep Bob Eckhardt who cannot attend A 15 minute speaking slot is allotted to each participant to cover legislative details and Austin activities

Bobby Sutphin Harris County Texas Baytown Austin Keith Ormore Len Eckhardt Glenn Vickery Rex Braun Laura Cruz Curtis M. Graves Houston Joe Allen Lindon Williams Galena Park

Johnson Urges Conditional Israeli Pullout For Mideast Peace

President Johnson declared that troops must be withdrawn from conquered Arab territory but tied the move to negotiations for a general Arab Israeli peace. He outlined five principles for durable peace, called for cooperation with the Soviet Union, and urged restraint to avoid a new arms race while stressing the need for recognition of Israel’s right to exist and civil rights for refugees. He framed withdrawal as part of a broader peace process, not a simple retreat.

Washington Jana Territoria Johnson a_ foreign State Department Alexei N. Kosygin Middle East U.N. General Assembly New York Egypt Jordan Syria Israel Straits of Tiran Gamal Abdel Nasser Kosygin Vietnam United States of America U.N. Security Council Soviet Union United’ Nations General Assembly Arab East

Fanatics Raid Catholic Sect In Philippines

Philippine Constabulary reports seven members of an independent Catholic sect killed in a raid by about 200 anti Christian fanatics at Nuevavista village in the central Philippines. Troops pursue the attackers who fled after the battle.

Manila Nuevavista Philippine Constabulary

School Trustees Weigh Teacher Pay Increase

Baytown trustees study a proposed across the board raise for next year. Trustee Paul Parkinson outlined costs at the June 12 meeting. Supt. George H. Gentry said the board would consider recommendations and act. Beginning pay is $5 000, about $300 above the state minimum. Meeting at 7 4 p.m. in the School Administration Building.

Paul Parkinson George H. Gentry Baytown Market St

X-Ray Screening Unit to Visit Baytown This Month

A mobile X-ray unit will tour Baytown from June 24 to July 1 sponsored by the Service League of Baytown led by Mrs. John C. Echols and Mrs. Joe O. Huggins. The San Jacinto TB and Respiratory Disease Association unit schedules visits to Kmart Post Office San Jacinto Hospital Gulf Coast Hospital United Carbon Lewis & Coker Hathaway O'Brien's Bay Fair and Kmart with hours from morning to afternoon. By city ordinance food handlers must have annual screenings.

Baytown Service League ‘of John’ C. Echols Joe O. Huggins San Jacinto JGNE Kmart N. Pruett SCNE Post Office Market Decker Gulf Coast Hospital Garth Road United Carbon Bay Fair Iuey N. Pruitt

Pilot Checks Out Possible Storm Near Puerto Rico

A hurricane hunter pilot flew to scout a potential storm about 500 miles northeast of Puerto Rico, the fifth suspicious area to develop in the season. Sunday’s aerials showed a large cloud area and weak circulation with some signs of intensification. since season opened June 3, three tropical depressions and two other areas were reported. One disturbance moved inland over North Carolina on Sunday, weakening after bringing heavy rains and rough tides to beaches.

Miami Fla Puerto Rico North Carolina

Sales Reported Up But Profits Falling

Washington AP reports that for the first quarter of 1966 manufacturing sales rose 5 percent to 137 billion dollars while profits after tax dropped 6 percent to 6.7 billion, according to a joint FTC and SEC study.

Washington Federal Trade Commission and Securities and Exchange Commission

Kosygin Demands Israeli Pullout At UN Session

Soviet Premier Kosygin urged Israel to withdraw from all occupied Arab territories to create a climate for peace in the Middle East. He warned renewed conflict could trigger nuclear war and criticized U.S. and British policies while calling for stern UN action and broader peace measures. He spoke as President Johnson pressed for negotiated settlement and warned of escalation threats in Vietnam and the region.

United Nations NCYAP Israel Middle East U.N. General Assembly United States Middle East Kosygin Johnson Washington Vietnam Cuba U.S Suez Canal Zone Soviet Union United Navas United ‘ Nations Congo

NBC plans NBC JFK program amid Garrison probe

NBC News President William R. McAndrew said NBC will air tonight a program critical of Jim Garrison's Kennedy assassination investigation despite objections. The show titled The JFK Conspiracy the Case of Jim Garrison airs 8 to 9 p.m. EDT and argues about Garrison’s actions and the Shaw conspiracy case in New Orleans.

New York National Broadcasting Co New Orleans Jim Garrison Garrison John F. Kennedy William R. McAndrew NBC News NBC Clay Shaw Kennedy Dallas Rosel H. Hyde Federal Communications Commission Louisiana FCC Washington Gar Rison Commission Warren Commission Lee Harvey Oswald

Director Sought For Civic Center

The parks and recreation department seeks a director for the new Community Center at the Civic Center with Kenneth Personaire announcing. The city council approved a $500 monthly salary. The director will manage the building on opening, plan programs, and work with Baytown clubs and organizations. qualifications include a college degree or equivalent in recreation.

Parks and Recreation Department Civic Center Kenneth Personaire Parks and Recreation Personaire Baytown Parks’and Recreation

Also Mentioned on This Page

Kiwanis Kenneth Persenaire Parks, and Recreation Kiwanis Club Tower Bayshore Club Bayshore Rod Minnesota Jack Walker ST. Mark’s Methodist Church Rotary Lee Hill Houston Council On Alcoholism National Council On Alcoholism Thad Pelton Walker Park Ieft RH. Barris W. O. Pond John Boutin City Parks and Recreation Riverbend Garth Hiold Leroy Walker Construction Co Rodeo Rockies Ship Channel Bridge Authority Morris Raney Voters League Mid-East LBJ Moscow Lewis & Coker First National Bank Hathaways Inc W. Main O’brien's N. Main Esther Horton Shirley Schubert
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