Methodist Revival and community notices at local church
Revival services run 7 pm March 3 15 at Congregational Methodist Church 1908 See led by Rev Weyman Rodebearer from Mount Pleasant. Hospital updates include Mrs C J Babin and Edward Stephen Cathriner home from surgery. Various club and civic meetings planned including Beta Psi Sigma Alpha and Veterans of Foreign Wars with weather outlook for Baytown area.
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Congregational Methodist Church
Weyman Rodebearer
Mount Pleasant
Local notes and social items from a weekend paper
Steele McDonald recovers from surgery at home and will be off the circuit for a few days but reachable by telephone. Happy birthday Mike Burch. Photos of President Iymon Johnson’s NASA visit by Jim McLain generated reader feedback. Jack Walton hosted a rodeo dinner in Houston with Justice of the Peace Glenn Vickerry and family, Mrs. Percy Foreman and daughter, and the Mack Cokers attending. State Rep. Joe Allen has a copy of a rent property fraud bill. he can be reached at 427-721. Mrs. C. C. Anderson and relatives spent the weekend visiting. Pvt. Charles C. Anderson Jr. is stationed at Fort Pelk, La.
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Steele McDonald
Mike Burch
Iymon
Johnson
NASA
Sun
Jim McLain
Jack Walton
Houston
Justice of the Peace
Glenn Vickerry
Percy Foreman
Mack Cokers
Joe Allen
C. Anderson
Gene J. Beyeh
Laura Michelle
Regina
Inlaw
Albert L. Anderson
Charles C. Anderson, Jr
Fort Pelk
Hospital Seized as Rockets Hit Allied Air Bases in Vietnam
In Saigon the fighting intensified as Communist forces launched hundreds of rockets and mortars at six allied air bases and command posts. A hospital run by American physician Dr Patricia Smith in the central highlands was reportedly overrun, with Smith possibly escaping and nurses unaccounted for. Marines and air cavalrymen pressed a push in the northern sector, reporting heavy enemy losses.
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Saigon
U.S
South
Vienam
Duc Duc
da Nang
North Vietnam
Navy AG
Enterprise
Red River
Hanoi
Central Highlands
Kentum
Patricia Smith
Seattle
Wash
Smith
Demilitarized Zone
Con Thine
Highlands Man Helped On World's Largest Plane
Highlands native M Kaminski, son of Mr and Mrs W Kaminski of Main Highlands, contributed to the development of the C5 Galaxy, the world’s largest jet transport, unveiled at Lockheed-Georgia. The plane, to be flown first in 1968, will greatly expand long range airlift for 75 troops and 30 tons of equipment across 5500 nautical miles, with a 122.5 ton payload and 382 ton maximum gross weight.
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Dayton, Ohio
Edland Helicopters
Ward M. Kaminski
W. Kaminski
Main
Highlands
Tex
Lockheed
Military Airlift Command
Galaxy
U.S
Harris liberals weigh boycott at Harris County caucus
Harris County Democrats may split over a plan to boycott May district conventions or restore the old county system. State Sen. Chet Brooks says boycotts would be improper and urges patience as the new district conventions replace county meetings.
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Henry Holcomb
Houston
Harris County
Harris County Democrats
Civil Courts
Texas
Texas Election Cofe
Chet Brooks
Austin
Brooks
Ture
Harris
Dallas
Bexar
Liberal - Conserva Ste Liberals
Rattlesnake Hunter Wins Sweepstakes in Sweetwater
Tilbert Willman of Inadale Texas claimed both the largest rattlesnake at 6 inches and the most snakes at 2062 pounds in the tenth annual Sweetwater roundup. He earned a dollar per inch for the biggest snake, as about 200 hunters from nine states registered and collectors were paid 30 cents, 20 cents, and 10 cents per pound across the three days.
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Sweetwater
Tex
Tilbert Willman
Inadale
Buchanan first to file for Crosby school board seat
Robert M. Buchanan filed for Position 6 in Crosby school board race, replacing incumbent Eddie Faust. Terms of trustees W L Bucklin and W A Hearn also expire. no incumbents have declared intent. Filing deadline is 4 p.m. Wednesday.
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Robert m. Buchanan
Crosby School Board
Buchanan
Eddie Faust
Ferms
W. L. Buck’ Lottin
W. A. Hearn
Trudees
Multi Billion Program Congress Pressured To Tackle Racial Problems
Washington reports that members of the President's Commission on Civil Disorders and major city mayors urged Congress to provide cost blowing billions to address racial unrest. They aired on nationwide broadcasts while the 250000 word analysis of urban violence highlighted employment education housing and welfare plans with little cost detail. Senate leaders and House appropriations chairmen warned funding could reach hundreds of billions amid Vietnam era cuts.
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Washington
President’s Commission On Civil Disorders
Congress
Commission
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
New Hampshire
Johnson
Tion
George H. Mahon
Tex
House Appropriations Committee
Anahuac approves $300,000 air conditioning bond
Anahuac voters approved a $300,000 bond to air condition most of the district schools while rejecting about $2 million in other measures for new classrooms a stadium and field house. Defeated were a junior high school and annex projects plus Carver School modernization and extra classrooms. The district faces crowded rooms and will meet to plan next steps.
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Johnella Boynton
Anahuac
Condiit
Carver
Carver School
Ana
Huac
Double Bayou
Pine Island
Do You Know Where They Are Do You Know Where They Are
The Robert E. Lee High School class of 3948 seeks reunion graduates Jeanne Murray Joy Powell Mary Ann Bond Olga Ailler Betty Montgomery Billie MTa He Gray Rebecca Holloway Roberta Tompkins Billy Wheeler Irene Robertson Jerry Rochen Opal Wright Bobby Crow Jimmy Crowe Dickey Dayton Ben Kaminski Albert Jones Mary Carter. Call 427-2621 with information.
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Robert E. Lee High School
Jeanne Murray
Joy Powell
Mary Ann Bond
Olga Ailler
Betty Montgomery
Billie Mta- He Gray
Rebecca Holloway
Roberta Tompkins
Billy Wheeler
Irene Robertson
Jerry Rochen
Opal Wright
Bobby Crow
Jimmy Crowe
Dickey Dayton
Ben Kaminski
Albert Jones
Mary Carter
Baytown District 1 Race Narrows With Five Candidacy
Baytown's District 1 council race remains a crowded field as five candidates stay in after four filed candidates withdrew. Incumbents Braswell and Fanestiel have no opposition, while new contenders include C L Bouillon James E Burgess Theodore Kliesel and Byron Rose who withdrew late. Absentee balloting begins March 12 with ballot positions drawn March for City Secretary Edna Oliver.
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Baytown
Byron Rose
Wyoming
Baytown Sun
Rose
C. L. Bouillon
Humble
James E. Burgess
Theodore L. Kliesel
C. “Dutch” Ptacek
W. L ‘Dub’Ward
A. M
Andy”. Braswell
Albert Fanestiel
Edna Oliver
Alice
Key Work Clothes
Baytown Life Theater seeks actors and crew for Berefoot in the Park
The BELT announces tryouts at 7:30 p.m. Monday for its next play Berefoot In The Park. The cast includes four men and two women, with James Der directing. Participants may join acting or crew roles for the production.
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Baytown Life Theater
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Jefferson
Edward Stephen Cathriner
W. Pierce
St. Luke's Hospital
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Veterans OF Foreign Wars Post No. 927
Post
Decker Drive
Harris County Medical Aupiliary
W. H. Bridges
Southwood Circle
Robert L
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Adeline Club
Sweet Adeline
First National Bank
YMCA
Ares
Galveston
Peoples State Bank Center F
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U.S. Hospital
George W. Romney
New York
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Eft
Richard M. Nixon
Romney
Rockefeller
Hassle May
Harris Liberal
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Citizens National Bank & Trust Ca
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Danny D. Gard
U. S. Marine Corps
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Vietnam
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Gard
Pansy C Gard
Wharton
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Midland
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Garry C Gerd
Ross Sterling
Ross Sterling High School
State Capitol
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Jos Allen
Xina Stone
Capitol
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