TARS To Elect Teens Aid Retarded At 7 P M Wednesday
TARS will meet at 7 p m Wednesday at the home of Stephanie Steff ler 121 Bayshore Drive New officers will be elected and the 1971 state convention will be discussed Theft reported to Baytown police includes a hairdryer $33 a set of stainless steel tableware $7 and a four stone Mother's Day ring $35 from Mrs Vernel le King’s home Mrs Alice Mae Fayle a 50 year Eastern Star pin recipient has Cedar Bayou Chapter 52 years Kiwanis program will feature a Baytown School District film on improvements from the recent bond issue at noon Thursday Tower venue
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Ry Tars
Stephanie Steffler
Bayshore Drive
Vernelle
Ash
Baytown
Alice Mae Fayle
Rob Smith Road
Cedar Bayou
Kiwanis
Baytown Area Weather And Tides Forecast
Cloudy to partly cloudy with a 30 percent chance for showers and thundershowers through Thursday. Temperatures range from the low 70s to the high 90s. Morgan's Point tides Thursday show high at 6 43 p m and low at 4 55 a m. Thursday sun to rise at 6 22 a m and set at 8 25 p m.
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Baytown Area
Morgan's Point
Around Town Notices of Local Residents and Visitors
Chris Tommy and Tina Swain of Los Angeles visit grandparents the Swains while Louis Hughes and Cynthia Moore return from vacations. Steve Schweitzer and Barry Gidden tour London visiting Baytonians the McCulloughs. Murl Wilkinson shows off talents as Myrtle Louise Moore tends eight German Shepherd puppies. Betty Holland flirts with Bill Durham and Vicki. The Langstons entertain daughter’s family from Mont Belvieu as Baxleys and Parkersburg guests attend a Galveston convention.
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Chris
Tommy
Tina Swain
Los Angeles
Betty Holland
Bill Durhams
Vicki
Kentucky
M. L. Langstons
Mont Belvieu
J. T. Baxleys
John Marcus
Gavin
Parkersburg
W. Va
Galveston
Lee College Regents to Bid for New Bank Depository
Lee College regents will authorize bidding for a new two year bank depository for the fiscal year starting September. First National Bank has held the contract the past two years. The board will review contracts for technical vocational instructors, welding equipment bids, and tuition law changes with new state fees effective by Aug 15, 1971.
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Lee College Regents
First National Bank
Regents
Philadel
Futuralphia
Lee College
Richard T. Johnson
Council of Community College Boards
Regent F
Senate Approves Welfare Reform With Family Income Plan
The House backed a vast welfare and Social Security package, endorsing a guaranteed minimum income and sweeping changes. The measure advances to the Senate where fate remains unclear, as a unusual coalition opposed welfare provisions but passed the bill with broad support from Nixon aides and Democratic leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Nixon
Beavers Named Co Chair for United Fund Drive in Baytown
Knox Beavers will co chair the 1972 United Fund campaign in Baytown working with Ted McCall. Beavers calls The Community Chest the community’s greatest civic enterprise and notes agencies supported including Big Brothers YMCA Thrift Express Bayshore Mental Health and Retardation Center and Red Cross. He is a Humble refinery manager and long time fundraiser living with wife Polly and three daughters.
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Knox Beavers
United Fund
Baytown
Ted McCall
YMCA
Thrift Exchange
Bayshore Mental Health and Retardation Center
Boy and Girl Scouts, Welfare League
Crippled Children’s Treatment Center
American Red Cross
Beavers
Humble Refinery
Robert E. Lee
Lee College
Mississippi State University
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Cornell University
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Elizabeth
Libby
Robert £. Lee High School
Welfare reform would reshape federal and state payments
The plan targets up to 10 million more welfare recipients raising the total to around 15 million. States could supplement federal payments though it would not be mandatory. Estimated cost to the federal government is 5.6 billion dollars with projected state savings of 1.6 billion under current support levels.
Harlem School Busing May Be Required Here
HEW spokesman in Dallas says Harlem Elementary may face mandated busing to meet desegregation guidelines. Baytown district faced possible steps after HEW list and a Supreme Court ruling hint. Superintendent Johnny Clark says HEW informed him one or more schools in the district could be subject to desegregation actions without specifics.
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Johnella Boynton
Harlem
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Dallas
John Bell
HEW
Office of Civil Rights
Baytown Sun
U.S. Supreme Court
Baytown
Texas
South
Johnny Clark
J. Stanley Pottinger
Washington
Clark
Smith appoints banker to state banking board post
Preston Smith names Jim Lindsey of First Bank and Trust of Bryan to the state banking board vacancy once held by Elmer Baum of Austin. The appointment expands bank oversight in Texas amid a widening statewide governance effort.
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Austin
Gav
Preston Smith
Jim Lindsey
The
First Bank and Trust of
Bryan
State Banking Board
Elmer Baum
Measure Wins 57 42 Pull-Out Vote Won't Change Policy
The Senate approved 57 to 42 a non binding amendment urging a nine month pullout from Indochina contingent on freeing all prisoners of war. The White House says the move won t alter war policy and the measure is unlikely to pass in the House.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
Indochina
White House
House Armed Services Committee
F. Edward Hebert
D-La
House
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Paris
North Vietnam
Nam
Ronald L. Ziegler
Check On Security Underway
Washington AP A House subcommittee opened hearings on the government document classification system its constitutional questions and potential changes to the se crecy process. The session led by Rep William Moorehead examines Top Secret Secret and Confidential labels and how the system safeguards national defense while weighing disclosure and unclassification issues.
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Washington
House
William Moorehead
D-Pa
Executive Branch
United States
Memo Reveals 1963 Push to Oust Diem Amid Negotiations
Chicago Sun-Times reports declassified 1963 State Department memos by Roger Hilsman urge ousting South Vietnam's Ngo Dinh Diem if he enters talks with North Vietnam. Documents show Kennedy era aides debated actions as Pentagon history notes U.S. stance varied.
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Chicago
State Department
Ngo Dinh Diem
North Vietnam
Chicago, Sun-Times
Roger Hilsman
Dean Rusk
Pentagon
Diem
States’ Department
United States
Sun-Times
Hillman
Johnson
Citizens Commission of Inquiry
U.S
Vietnam
James F. Hoge Jr
Hilsman
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Operation SHARP Set To Begin In Bay Town
The Parks and Recreation Department of Bay Town sponsors Operation SHARP at Roseland Pavilion starting next Monday. Parents should meet at the Community Center at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday to sign release forms for children from age six, with six weeks of activities running 10 a.m. to noon, Monday through Friday. Judi Roush and Jennifer Sooy head playground activities assisted by TARS volunteers, with TAR workers for each child. Activities include arts and crafts, swimming, scoot boards, parachute, prizes, and a focus on physical development with free registration.
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SHARP
Parks and Recreation Department
City of
Baytown
Roseland Pavilion
Wanda Brunson
Judi Roush
Jennifer Sooy
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Michael McKinney
Edison
Baytown State Bank
FIC
Prague
Czechoslovakia
LC Regents
Raymond Cleveland
Board of Regents
College
Moody Center
Rundell Hall
United Fund Drive
Betsy Webber
Big Brothers
Offat’s Bay
Arco Car Wash
Alesander
House Appropriations Committee
General Veterans’ Hospital
San Antonio
Tex
S Space Center
Houston
Armco Steel Co
Frank Sharp
Fidelity Bank and Trust Co
Jesuit Fathers of Houston, Inc
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
FT. Mcpherson
Ernest Medina
My Lai
Medina
Midwest
Measure
Mansfield
Congress
Hebert
CITY
Tom Chilek
Dale Bransford
Sun
Wanda Orton
Paarara
Citizens National Bank
Iano
Peoples State Bank
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