Rail Spur Dispute Hearing Set for June 28
A hearing on Southern Pacifics suit to enjoin Missouri Pacific from building a spur track from Baytown to U S Steels plant east of Baytown in West Chambers County is set for 9 30 a m next Tuesday in Federal District Judge Joe Ingrahams Court. US Steels motion to intervene as defendant in support of Missouri Pacific will be heard first as business begins.
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Houston
Southern Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Baytown
U.S. Steel
West
Chambers County
Joe Ingraham
Ingraham
US Steel
MOPAC
U_SSteel
Missouri Pacifics
Huber Corp
Vacation Bible School and Baytown theater events set
Bible School at First Church of God runs June 27 to July 1 from 9 to 11 a.m. free bus service provided, director Bonnie Vowell. Baytown Lite Theater auditions June 27–28 for See How They Run directed by Fred Mills. performances Aug 19–20 and 25–27. Weather outlook cloudy to partly cloudy with scattered showers and mid 70s to 90s. Tides note for Galveston: high tides listed with no low tide. Missouri Pacific opposes line extension without a public certificate. spur route described near downtown Baytown and along White Supply Co. toward Highway 146 and U.S. Steel property. lodge event and Date Night at Baytown Little Theater details. obituary note for Mrs. George V. McKinley in New Orleans.
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Bible School
First Church of God
Bonnie Vowell
Little Theater
Baytown Lite Theater
Phillip King
Fred Mills
Sun Weather Station
Galveston
Missouri Pacific
MOPAC
Interstate Commerce Commission
Baytown
South Main
White Supply Co
S. Main
Alexander Drive
Local notes keep the town in motion this week
Dale Ripley takes time out for coffee with friends. Jack and Bishop aid a friend who cannot tell time. Paul Edwards presides over Community Chest meetings. Ted McCall prepares for a Saturday car camper show. George Bennett goes picture hunting, as does Dick Park the new Baytown lawyer who solves his apartment problem. Bill DuPlantis challenges Lowell Lammers to golf. Walter Bradbury asks about picture sizes. Monte GSeil laments loss of an air conditioner in summer. Mrs Haskell Cooke answers a recipe request. Vera Hartt wears a pink dress. Joe Gelber heads to Hawaii for vacation. Bobby Sutphin drops by The Sun for a hello. Paula Cantrell sends a note to Eddie Snead, moving to Houston. Carmen Keene provides info. Margie Willborn makes homemade doughnuts. Bobby Wolfe praised for Vacation Bible School work. Mart Wilkinson noted as Mart Williams in a misprint. Ralph Courtney attends perfectly. Jack Tyler sport’s a tan. Miss Cynthia O’Brien gearing up for a big announcement. Mrs Fred O’Brien reports on soil news.
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Dale Ripley
Jack, Bishop
Paul Edwards
Ted McCall
George Bennett
Dick Park
Baytown
Bill DuPlantis
Lowell Lammers
Walter Bradbury
Monte Gseil
Haskell Cooke
Vera Hartt
Joe Gelber
la Porte
Hawaii
Bobby Sutphin
Sun
Paula Cantrell
Eddie Sneads
Houston
Carmen Keene
Margie Willborn
Bobby Wolfe
Vacation Bible School
Mart Wilkinson
Mart Williams
Ralph Courtney
Jack Tyler
Cynthia O'Brien
Fred O'Brien
Soif News
Dodd Accused by Boyd of Misuse of Campaign Funds
James P. Boyd Jr. testified before the Senate Ethics Committee that former boss Sen. Thomas J. Dodd misappropriated hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign funds. He said Dodd’s ties to Julius Klein grew dubious after December 1964 press reports. Boyd also described a West Germany trip and alleged cover up, as Dodd prepared to testify and Klein was slated for future hearings.
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Washington
James P. Boyd Jr
Thomas J. Dodd
Boyd
Senate
Connecticut
Dodd
Julius Klein
Bipartisan Committee
James B. Pearson
R-Kan
Klein
West Germany
Apparaius
Kiein
Europe
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Asst. Atty
John F. Sennett
Sennett
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Marjorie Carpenter
Essex House
Brandon completes administration course at Fort Polk
Completes. Course PVT. ARTHUR C Brandon, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur H Brandon of 239 Cedar Bayou Road, has completed an administration course at Fort Polk.
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Arthur C. Brandon
Arthur H. Brandon
Cedar Bayou Road
Fort Polk
Dow Machinists Schedule New Bargaining Session
Freeport Texas AP Dow Chemical and Ethyl Dow plants resume talks with striking Machinists Local 128 after a walkout by 250 members idling 3500 workers. Frank Andrews of Houston arranged the mediation as Dow and machinists' figures clash over wages. Dow offers 12 cent raise, machinists seek 3 cents, journeyman rate $3.65 an hour. Salaried staff and crossing members continue plant operation.
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Freeport, Tex
Dow Chemical
Ethyl Dow Companies
Frank Andrews
Houston
Machinists
Dow
Lindsay Cancels Faisal Reception
New York mayor John V. Lindsay canceled tonight's scheduled reception for visiting King Faisal of Saudi Arabia and said it would not be feasible to proceed with the dinner. Faisal had stirred controversy by remarks some viewed as hostile to Jews, prompting the mayor to say he was deeply disturbed by the reports.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Lindsay
Regents Thursday agenda at Lee College meeting
Lee College Board of Regents will meet at 6 20 p m Thursday in the college library. Architect James A Bitsy Davis will report on progress of the building program with emphasis on the academic building. Bids open at 4 p m Friday for the technical vocational building. Other items include finances tax collections resignations and personnel to employ.
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Lee College Board of Regents
James A. (Bitsy) Davis
Building Fund Shortfall Prompts Bond or Tax Action
School district faces a building fund deficit estimated at 557,348.12 for 1966 67. Supt. George H. Gentry outlined four options including a bond issue, short term borrowing, equipment purchases on installments, or a tax increase. A 20 cent per 100 property tax hike would be needed, exceeding the current 1.50 per 100 limit for maintenance.
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George H. Gentry
Gentry
Sterling High School
Sterling
Harlem
Boyd Hill
Schgol
South Viet Nam 1st Division Ends Three-Day Battle
After four months of politicking and Buddhist unrest the South Viet Nam 1st Army Division ended three days of heavy fighting in the northern province. Authorities report 315 enemy killed, 36 captured and 6 weapons seized with light friendly losses. U S advisers hailed the victory while noting the enemy battalion fielded about 500 men. The unit identified as Slith was newly arrived in Viet Nam.
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South Viet Nam
1St Army
Viet Nam
U.S
M. £. Andersen
Cranston, RI
Falls Church
1St Division
Carpet For Sterling Is Approved At School
The school board approved buying 2 200 yards of carpet at 4 40 per yard for Sterling High School. Installations cover reception area administration library auditorium aisles and language laboratories at total 39680. Principal Winnie Brown said carpet pays for itself in five years through maintenance savings. Low bidder was Simmons Carpet Co of Houston. The board also approved 67783 36 in science supplies and equipment for several district schools including Robert E Lee High School Sterling Carver Baytown Junior High Cedar Bayou Highlands Horace Mann Junior High.
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Sterling High School
Winnie Brown
Simmons Carpet Co
Houston
Robert. E. Lee High School
Sterling
Carver High
Baytown
Cedar Bayou
Highlands
Horace Mann
Thoughts on Work and Happiness from Elbert Hubbard
A compact reflection quotes John 9 4 about daylight work and the necessity of labor. Editor Elbert Hubbard emphasizes action and happiness tied to effort, urging diligence and purpose in daily tasks.
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Elbert Hubbard
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Afgam
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Pam
Texas and
Gaillard
Baytown Little Theater
Ozma
Charles McKay
Fleetwood
New Orleans
Lown
Eam
Citizens National
F.d.1.c
James A
Jem) Pridmore
The
Texas Society of Professional Engineers
Gerald D. Hanson
Hugh Lansford
Thad S. Fennema
Jack Morton
Baytown Sun
Sterling High Problems Sonne
New Ross Sterling High School
James Cherry
Stella Becka
Harris County
Federal Savings and Loan Assn
Elks Lodge
Peoples State Bank
Abe Rosenzweig
Economy Town
Country
Citizens OF Texas Savings
Portis
San Antonio
Ruby “McKewen
Massey
Tompkins Road
John
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