Senate Civil Rights Bill Changes Highlight Major Provisions
The Senate version preserves the House framework but adds over 100 detailed changes spanning voting rights and public accommodations. It tightens literacy tests, expands court action against discriminatory patterns, broadens desegregation powers for public facilities and schools, and strengthens enforcement via the Equal Opportunity Commission with staged coverage and new procedural safeguards.
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Washington
Senate
House
Johnson
Rights Commission
Congress
Federal Housing Administration
Veterans Administration
Equal Opportunity Commission
Commission
Federal Commission
Census Bureau
Civil Rights Commission
HLPCO honors Baytown drivers for long safety records
Nine HLPCO drivers at Houston Baytown Service Center received safety awards for accident free records. R. L. Wynne of 1808 East Avon was lauded for 20 years without incidents, as HLPCO noted 498 company drivers with clean records this year, up from 478 last year. Recipients included W. J. Bandy, L. Chandler, Alan Fannett, K. P. H. Freeman, W. C. Moore, F. A. Monk, Bobby Nunn, R. E. Tieman, and Wynne.
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de-1 Lighting and Power Co
Town
Baytown
Cra-1
R Tenance
L.’ Wynne
East Avon
Evans
R. L. Evans Jr
HLPCO
W. J. Bandy
L. Chandler
Alan Fannett
KP H. Freeman
W. C. Moore
F. A. Monk
Bobby Nunn
R. E. Tieman
R. L. Wynne
Saeee
Weekend TV log details Houston area listings
A Sunday and Monday broadcast guide lists morning to late evening programs across networks. It includes Gospel Train church services, local and national shows such as Captain Kangaroo, Love of Life, Match Game, and See The World Turn and notes station specific offerings for South Main Church of Christ, Trinity Tabernacle, and Central Assembly of God affiliates.
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Buke Wallace
Love Lacy
Price
Han
Real McCoys
Pete
Gladys Tennant
Robert Trout
Uy Senedh
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Guilding Light Ree
Zenner Ee Freee Gospel Train
South Main Church of Christ Bible
Traus Central Assembly OF God Trinity Tabernacle Gospel Train
Aling Memorial Baptist Church
Drew George
Bat Masterson
NBC News
Lisa Howard
News General Hospital
Douglas Edwards
Secret Stormin Trakmaster
Daddy Mahalia Jackeem
Happy Hollow
Rocky
His
Kirtiik Clubhouse
Chuckleheads
Mickey Mouse Yogi
Chris Chandler
Wyatt Earp
Tee Cronkite
Brinkkey Report
Lee College Cafeteria Expands Buffet Service
The Lee College cafeteria announces breakfast to lunch buffet hours daily from 4:20 to 6 p.m. with evening meals starting Monday and daytime hours from 6:30 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. and 4:30 to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. Staffing notes credit Charles Larabee, instructor, for a continuous service since summer. The new service aims to aid summer school night students amid ongoing cost discussions.
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Lee College
Charles Larabee
Priest Who Asked Cardinal Ouster Moves To New Parish
The Rev. William H. DuBay, who accused Cardinal McIntyre of malfeasance for not speaking on racial matters, heads to retreat and a new parish assignment after a chancery discussion. Officials say the case is resolved though details remain undisclosed. He will retreat at St John’s Major Seminary, Camarillo, then take three weeks vacation before serving another parish.
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Chancery
William H. DuBay
James Francis Cardinal McIntyre
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Father DuBaz
Cardinal Mc
McIntyre
Iarehdiocese
DuLay
St John’s Major Seminary
Camarillo
Calif
Chambers County
Wolfe's
Sheldon
ILC Pre Registration Dates For Second Summer Term
Lee College schedules pre registration for the second summer term June 2 to July 2. Registrar Mrs Bessie Durham says forms are available June 29 and must be approved by a faculty member and returned by July 2. Fee payments due July 8 to 10. New students need approved admissions, SCAT test, transcripts, and a permit. Regular registration begins July 17. Next SCAT is July 7. First term ends July 16 and second begins July 1.
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Lee College
Bessie Durham
Rande Laird to Austin for college affairs meetings
Rande Laird and Walter Randell of Lee College will travel to Austin Monday for two meetings on college affairs. One concerns a no scholarship athletic conference and the other a proposed vocational building. Dean Rundell and Laird will confer with Baytown architect James A Bitsy Davis and the Texas Education Agency director. The trip also includes interviewing faculty applicants and a Dallas 1965 junior college conference planning session.
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Altan Laird
Lee College
Austin
Dean Rundell
Laird
Baytown
James A
Bitsy Davis
Texas Education Agency
Hiebistin
American Association of Junior Colleges
Dallas
Highlands Girls Attend Ridgecrest Bible School Camp
Two Highlands girls join camp at Ridgecrest with 70 enrolled and 30 Highlands attendees. Brenda Jones and Ginger Patterson earn certificates of appreciation for efforts at the school as J. A. Gigout of Barbers Hill coordinates activities. The event includes crafts, birdhouses, and plaques, with Bible School and church notices to follow.
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Baptist
Arthur Church
Highlands
Buckles of
Barbers Hill
North Carolina
Anjas
John Heneke
J. C. Gaylord
Assembly OF God
Highlands Assembly of Girls
Horse God
Baytown anglers seek better fishing as contest nears
Sinker wind overwork sparks fishing lull along the Gulf coast. Bay shore Red Reef and Gun Club plan a July 3 contest with Baytown locals like M T Waddell and Victor Waddell hopeful for improvements. Reports from Lake Te wakoni and nearby reservoirs highlight abundant perch and large bass, while urging adults to take youths fishing and share the pastime.
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Gulf Coast
Bayshore Red Reef
I. G. Lea
Indiana
Texas
Te Wwakoni
Dallas
Sabine and
Neches
Mineola
Greenville
Wes Watkins
Lake Tewakoni
Lea
W. B. (Blumer) Thompson
E. Broussard
East Texas
Lake Murval
Foner
LC Will Begin MDTA Classes At Lee College
Six additional classes funded by the Manpower Training Act begin July 6 and July 13 at Lee College. The TVA funded courses cover instrumentation auto mechanics hotel and restaurant booking with selection by the Texas Employment Commission Pasadena office. Courses aim to reduce unemployment by training workers for scarce jobs.
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Lee College
Texas Employment Commission
Pasadena
Lee Collge
John Geumple
Pack Collum
Senate Considers 125 Amendments to Civil Rights Bill
The Senate debated 125 amendments, mostly from Southern senators, rejecting 113 and adopting 12. After cloture on June 10, votes on most proposals followed the limit, with major amendments including a guaranteed jury trial in criminal contempt cases under all titles except voting rights and protections against double jeopardy for the same facts.
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Court of Appeals
Commerce Department
Washington
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