City Manager to Attend Texas Conference in Corpus Christi
Fritz Lanham city manager will be in Corpus Christi Sunday through Tuesday for the Texas City Managers Association annual meeting. He serves on the association scholarship committee and topics include pollution utilities bonds and management techniques. Sally Braden of Crosby earns Dominican College Dean's List cum laude with 2.5 average in math. A debt and self harm prevention seminar is set for next week at Citizens National Bank meeting room hosted by Bayshore Center for Mental Health and Retardation. Bayshore Wagon Wheel Club dances 8 p m Saturday at Knights of Pythias Hall hosted by Mr and Mrs John Finlayson. Gene Pierson to MC. Ruth Ann Lively will attend freshman testing at Mary Hardin-Baylor College in Belton June 28-29.
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Corpus Christi
Texas City Managers Association
Lanham
Association
Sally Braden
Daugher
W. E. Bradens
Huffman
Crosby
Dominican College
Houston
Braeden
Citizens National Bank
The
Bayshore Center For Mental Health and Retardation
Sun Spot Bayshore Wagon Wheel Square Dance Club
Knights of Pythias Hall
John Finlayson
Gene Pierson
Ruth Ann Lively
Coy L. Lively
Kansas
Mary Hardin-Baylor College
Belt
Weekend Weather Outlook for Baytown Area
Mostly cloudy and mild with intermittent showers expected through the weekend. Temperatures between 70 and 85 degrees. Galveston tides rise Sunday at 4:42 a.m. and fall at 3:42 p.m. Tides on Monday rise at 5:18 a.m. and fall at 9:18 p.m.
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Galveston
Local Folks In Busy Day Across Town
Mildred Yule greets an old friend Leon Daniels picks up a dog at the airport Frances Bethea helps out Seth Mitchell Jr turns in his Little League uniform as his family heads to the Netherlands Greg Bickerstaff plans a garden Jack Ford tends a tall corn at Bay way and Lakewood Drive Justice of the Peace Glean Vickery works in a hot courtroom Wayne Clepper asks for a clipping on the new detective HQ The Franssens return from Borger Funeral services for Mrs Franssen’s mother photographed tricks by Bob Feinberg Alien Rice offers fold away raincoats Flossie Bone shares flower arranging tips with a group then Mary Margaret Tanner hobbling with a broken leg Teresa and Logan Moore head to Astroworld in Houston with three girls
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Leon Daniels
Frances Bethea
Seth Mitchell Jr
Red Sox
Netherlands
Greg Bickerstaff
Jack Ford
Bayway
Lakewood Drive
Justice of the Peace
Glean Vic
Flossie Bone
Mary Margaret Tanner
Houston
Astroworld
Teresa
Logan Moore
North Korea claims sunken spy ship in Yellow Sea
North Korea's KCNA said its navy sank an enemy spy ship in the Yellow Sea and sent the crew to the bottom of the sea. Western and South Korean officials disputed the report, with a Pentagon spokesman noting no confirmation and calling the initial report erroneous. The North also linked the incident to U S imperialist aggression amid tensions after the Pueblo seizure.
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North Korea
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Ite
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Korea
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Haeju
Yuonpyang
Pueblo
Wonsan
U.S. Imperi
Yuspyung Island
South Korea
Poor People Face Sunday Deadline To Break Camp
Washington AP. The Poor People’s Campaign faces a Sunday deadline to vacate Resurrection City near the Lincoln Memorial as its permit expires at 8 p m Sunday. Leaders say they will not leave voluntarily, with Rev Ralph Abernathy resigning his Atlanta pastorate to devote full time to the campaign. Volunteers are being recruited nationwide amid tensions and arrests. Officials say extending the permit is unlikely, and evicting campers could complicate matters. Abernathy admits Resurrection City has seen violence but faults are not assigned.
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Lincoln Memorial
Resurrection City
Ralph David Abernathy
Iene
Abernathy
Atlanta
America
Department of Agriculture
Pemit
Trustees Reject Second Hearing On School Name
A Negro group protested the board's name change for George Washington Carver School and asked for another hearing. The board had renamed it George Washington Warner-Anson Jones Elementary, saying the April decision was premature. The district plans capital improvements and will revisit its athletic transfer rules.
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George Washington Carver School
George H. Gentry
Sherman Gray
Gray
George Washington Warner - Anson Jones Elementary School
Anson Jones Elementary School
Carver
Stallworth
Tocal
Indiana GOP picks governor in wild convention clash
Lt. Gov. Robert L. Rock wins the Indiana gubernatorial nomination by two votes at a chaotic state convention that included a podium fistfight. Other items note a mixed-race marriage in Massachusetts, opposition of three GOP senators to naming a new Supreme Court chief justice, quadruplets born in Lafayette, and North Vietnam talks with the United States amid ongoing peace negotiations. An autopsy at St. Luke's Hospital reports a sheep heart recipient died from tissue incompatibility, and Texas braces for more heavy rains as moisture returns from the western Gulf.
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Robert L. Rock
Indiana
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GOP
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Supreme Court
Earl Warren
U.S
North Vietnam
St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital
Lyndon To Sign Tax Bill Soon
President Johnson is expected to sign within a few days the 10 percent income tax surcharge bill. Taxpayers should see smaller pay checks before the end of July as the first federal income tax hike in 17 years and a $50 billion federal spending cut pass the Senate 64 to 61. Withholding rates will rise 10 percent for individuals in the first pay period 15 days after signing.
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Johnson
Senate
White House
George Christian
VFW delegates oppose gun legislation in Congress
Fort Worth AP delegates to the state convention of the Veterans of Foreign Wars passed a resolution condemning proposed gun legislation before Congress. The VFW endorsed the National Rifle Association’s stance against gun registration, arguing federal registration could enable weapon confiscation by a foreign power if America were invaded.
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National Rifle Association
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Baytown considers ordinance to curb minor porn sale
Baytown council weighs a ordinance to ban sale or possession of pornographic material by minors after complaints about a defunct Texas Avenue newsstand selling explicit magazines and books to teenagers. Police note state law penalties and Supreme Court rulings. drafting to be done by a council committee.
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Texas Avenue
Baytown
Glen Walker
Ney
Walker
U S Troops Ready To Stop VC In Saigon
In Saigon the Vietnam War marks six years six months since 1951, with US forces accelerating to block enemy infiltration near the capital. A senior officer declined to state troop counts as 535000 Americans fight in Vietnam and thousands are pulled from outlying areas to reinforce Saigon defenses.
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Saigon
James Thomas Davis
Livingston
Tenn
Vietnam
Lexington
Mass
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Yorktowwn
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Polka Dot Gal Not Wanted in Kennedy Slaying Probe
Los Angeles police said today no woman in a white polka dot dress sought for questioning in the Kennedy assassination had special knowledge of the crime. An all-points bulletin was canceled after officials determined the description was erroneous.
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Los Angeles
Robert F. Hennedy
Kennedy
John Powers
Detective Bureau
Powers
Couple Rushes To Save Infant After Coffee Burns
Mr and Mrs William C Rhoades rush a 5 month old son Stephen Howard from Gaytown to Galveston after a coffee pot spill caused second and third degree burns. Grady Whitworth drives as parents seek care and equipment for home treatment. hospital staff praise Mrs Rhoades care and neighbors assist while Stephen may face a long hospital stay.
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Linda Ferrell
William C. Rhoades
Gaytown
Galveston
Grady Whitworth
Rhoades
Zaytown
Stephen
Rhouades
Billy
Eddie Harris
Baytonians Cast In Houston For Absentee Voting
Baytown voters may access absentee voting locally as County Commissioner W V Red Ramsey urged at a Chamber luncheon. He cited a law enabling headquarters for communities over 4000 population and said he would seek approval. Ramsey pressed for flood control bond, road bonds, and more courts to handle growth while noting Baytown's rapid population rise and need for infrastructure funds.
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Bile Hartman
Baytown
Houston
W. V. “Red” Ramsey
Novs Chamber of Commerce
Chet Brooks
Ramsey
Ius
Park Street
Fires Sweep California Parks as Winds Boost Blazes
Brush fires driven by gusty winds burn thousands of acres in California parkland. Fire officials call in hundreds of extra firefighters from other states as five firemen are injured in two large blazes in Angeles National Forest. A third out of control fire rages in Los Padres National Forest near King City. Some outlying structures burned but no homes or communities immediately threatened. Liebre Mountain blaze has blackened over 22,000 acres in a watershed area 52 miles NW of LA and Bouquet Reservoir fire tops 3,300 acres. Los Padres fire started Thursday and has reached 1,200 acres. U S 99 was closed seven miles by Liebre Mountain.
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Los Padres National Forest
King City
Liebre Mountain
Bouquet Reservoir
Los Padres
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Bakersfield
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