Jury verdict today on Estes in financial contract case
A Dallas report says a jury will decide on charges against Estes in a financial status case related to serial storage contracts. In Song ea Trev, the AP notes the wreckage of a vehicle from Sortland Oregon with six aboard was found. Sheriff Moore reports no survivors.
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Dallas
Shawehbe
Estes
Songea, Trev
Ty Pki
Sortland
Ore
Sys
Desman Moore
Community notices and schedules from Highlands area events
Local items list a Highlands Club meeting and a YMCA program with dance lessons and adult ball, plus a Woman's Club gathering at 2 29 pm Friday with cohostess A E Tutt. Also reported are a Rough Riders Classic Friday at the Telephone Trouble Co and a weather forecast for mostly cloudy skies with temperatures from 30s to 40s and northerly winds.
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Woman's Club
Pam
Mes
AL Eo Tutt
W. James
A. E. Beasley
Thurdsy
Local Readers Share Journeys And Daily Moments
A jumble of vignette names and scenes from daily life including Gayle Bland advising readers, Mia-Tor Lewis golfing in cowboy boots, and riders like Pat Spubler Becky Hastings sharing trail experiences. Mentions of land searches, lunch lines, bright dresses, weather quirks, and a hospital visit round out a collage of community snippets from casual errands to social events.
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Paul Phillins
Mike Lemon
Bill Martins
Carl Beaugh
Helen Wilson
Hathy Henderson
Louis
Blanche Fentiman
Sybil Lively
Earl
Frances Eggers
Harry Massey
R. J. Grimes
Randy McCollum
Joe Whittington
Mara White
Charles Aycock
Ruby Darplessey
Ohio
St. Luke’s Episcopal
Deadline Tonight In Trustee Race Seventeen Seek Board Seats
Baytown voters face a seven thirteen filing window as 14 hopefuls contest three trustee seats in a tight race. Earl Peel of Highlands filed as number fourteen for Position 7 while others remain undecided. A 7 20 p m deadline looms with a ballot draw to follow, and Stovall of Baytown details his Humble refinery ties as he seeks the Humble district post. The Sun will publish further confirmation Thursday.
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Baytown
Caiis
Earl Peel
Highlands
Peel
the Sun
Jesse Yeatalin Stovall
Humblebit and Refining Co
Taytown
Stovall
Bayt
Joe
Mearne
Les Calisse
Hearne
Marine Corps
Hum- We Pie Line Co
Wiss
Housewives Go Between For Bookies Operation Crackdown
New York police say 21 housewives have been arrested in seven weeks for operating illegal telephone answering services from homes while husbands are at work. Police Commissioner Michael Murphy says the crackdown has driven bookmakers from streets, candy stores, bars, and other venues. Women earn 50 to 100 dollars weekly by taking messages for bookies during household chores, though they do not take bets themselves.
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New York
Michael 3. Murphy
Hubby
Murphy
Alice
Teachers Get News No Raise in 1966-67 Budget
Texas state budget plans for 1966-67 leave no room for a teachers pay raise. Sen. J. P. Ward of Meridian notes the spending bill would use all projected income for agency operations with no funds identified for teacher raises. House already approved a large general appropriation, and Gov. Connally urged funding for ongoing operations and higher education. Subcommittee chair A. M. Atkins says the Senate version may go to the full committee next week.
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Austin
API
Texas
Senate
Sen
J. P. Word
Meridian
House
S&s
Isha Connaliz
Ward
Connally
A. M. Atkin
Snow belts dance across Texas from El Paso to Nacogdoches
The Associated Press reports a wide snow sweep across Texas with two inches in Del Rio and up to five inches in the Hill Country. Beacons of light and surprise lit reactions in cities from Beaumont to Port Arthur as crews measured drifts and marveled at ground level snow for the first time in years. Journalists, ranchers, and residents described the rare sight and shared astonishment at the wintry scene.
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Associated Press
Texas
el Paso
Louisiana
Nacogdoches
Longview
Beaumont
Port Arthur
del Rio
Ima
Fleetwood
del Rio News Herald
Obody
Jonestown
Lake Travis
Austin
President Tobnson
Statewall
Zercher
School Board Candidates Show Incumbents and Contenders
A list of school board candidates by position includes incumbent Edgar W. Greer and Seth Mitchell at Position 1 with Noroan Ponder, Dan Savell, E A Rose, Sam Alford, Jesse F L Stovall Jr at Position 6, and A R Stark and Wael Parkinson with J T Sloane, W Piste, Gerald Hays, Earl Peet at Position 7. The page presents multiple names across three positions, reflecting race entries and affiliations like Victory Inc and co.
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Ce. L. BD
Victory
Edgar W. Greer
Seth Mitchell Noroan Ponder
Dan Savell
E. A
Wodly
Rose Sam Alford
Jesse FL Stovall Jr
A. R. Stark
Wael Parkinson
J.T. Sloane
Co. W. Piste
Gerald Hays Earl Peet
Viet Nam Bombs Shaking Kremlin
American bombs on North Viet Nam appear to shake Moscow and may affect Kremlin policy. Brezhnev era anxieties reflect fear of deep involvement, while the Soviet leadership protests but avoids drastic action. The conflict could empower hardline factions urging higher military outlays at the expense of Brezhnev’s reform aims.
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William L. Ryan
Viet Nam
Moscow
Kremlin
Southeast Asia
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Asia
Soviet Union
Brezhnev
Dr. Mosesman Named Chest President In Baytown tenure
Dr. Max Mosesman elected president of the Community Chest board after leading the United Fund drive well over quota. Jackson elected vice president. Lee Bresfield re elected treasurer. Retiring board president Bryan Stratton received a plaque. Mosesman, a longtime Baytown civic leader, has served on the Community Chest board for six years and held multiple local leadership roles.
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Max Mosesman
United Fund
Community Chest Board
Fuesiay
Citizens National Bank
Jackson
Lee Bresfield
Bryan Stratton
Mosesman
United Purd Hudedt Cne
Tast
Bay]town
Young Men's Christian Association
Sterling Municipal Library Board
B'Nef B'Rith
Baytown Lions Club
Hamble Gil and
Retisirg
Baytown
Texas
AEM
Berkeley
Dallas
Have & Son
Michael
Leta
Rovert E. Lea High School
Baytoun
Sackson
United Fund Drive
East Harris
Estes Breaks Long Silence Denies Guilt
DALLAS AP Estes Breaks Long Silence Denies Guilt testifying in three trials since 1982, the bankrupt former promoter said there was no fraud and pledged he did not lie about debts to qualify for government storage contracts. He disputed underreporting of $5 million in indebtedness and claimed a secret agreement with Commercial Solvents Corp. cleared him of the accusation.
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Dallas
Tfecom
Bile Sol Estes
Estes
U. S
Commercial Solvents Corp
New York
West Texas
Texas House Judiciary Committee advances doula contracts
The Texas House Judiciary Committee approved floor debate on a measure involving doula contracts in real estate deals. Indonesian government reportedly plans a formal takeover of American rubber plantations valued at 80 million, described by officials as management takeover though experts call it confiscation.
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Texas House Judiciary Committee
Jegal
Mystery U S Planes Strike From Da Nang
U S Air Force jets flew a mystery strike from Da Nang, targeting Communist positions believed in Laos. Officials offered few details on exact targets or locations while noting no strike against North Vietnam was declared.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
da Nang
Laos
North Viet Nam
Tbut
South Vi
Viet Nam
Vni Tie
Johnson
Mgin
Idt Nam
Acle
Caer
Mayor Says He Would Back Huron in City Election
Bayton mayor Lee Liggett withdrew as a possible candidate to succeed himself in the April 6 election and said he would back City Councilman Jack Huron if he runs He praised Huron as honest well informed and ready to serve Liggett noted Huron would run if he did not Seek the mayor's post and said Huron would face a choice about resigning from the council or serving out the term if he sought the mayor's seat
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Lee Liggett
Jack Huron
Biles
Liggett
Huron
Horan
Pondue
Bayton
Hlai Wong
Baytown to vote on 3.72 million airport bond
Baytonians will vote Saturday from 7 am to 7 pm on a proposed 3.72 million capital improvement bond issue. The measure would fund the city’s share of a municipally owned airport with 250 thousand in loans and a federal grant of 216,308 already set aside. The article notes a city study committee and chamber of commerce involvement and explains the risk of losing federal money if the city delays.
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Baytonians
Owl
Federal Aviations Agency
W. L
Dub
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Baytown Sun
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Chest
Mike Schwendeman
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Morton
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Common Market
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Ciil Aeronautics Board
Elkton, Ltd
Monaltrie
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Anne “Chi Ter
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