Nixon seeks tough stance as peace talks resume
The president said bombing halted after an understanding with North Vietnam, admitting expanded talks would begin promptly while shelling and DMZ violations end. House subcommittee chair Zablocki warned North Vietnam is testing the new administration to see if it will stand firm. Radioactivity and magnetic properties noted briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Vietnam
Capitol Hill
Clement
Zablocki
D-Wis
House Foreign Affairs
Far East
Nixon
Hospital Notes Admits and New Arrivals at Gulf Coast
Admitted to Gulf Coast: Annie Holland 106 Kilgore Room 123 Gary Arrendondo 507 S Fourth Room 131 Juanita Marie Loupe Bay town Room 124 Cullen B Tousha Liberty Room 128 Mary Tillery 510 William Room 121 Evelyn Busby 106 Cabaniss Room 104 Margaret Hudman 605 N Cir cle Roam 208 Homer Stevens Deer Park Stoaum 211 Sylvia Walker Highlands Ron 14 Deena Burgess 208 N Street Hoon 201 New Arrivals: Mr and Mrs Elmer Walker Highlands daughter born Marek 3 at Gulf Coast Mir and Mrs Gene D Carlow La Porte son born Marek 3 at Gulf Coast Mr and Mrs Kenneth Davis La Porte daughter born March 4 at Gulf Coast Mr nd Mrs James Traylor Highlands daughter born March 3 at Gulf Coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Coast
Annie Holland
Kilgore
Gary Arrendondo
S. Fourth
Juanita Marie Loupe
Baytown
Cullen B. Tousha
Liberty
Mary Tillery
William
Evelyn Busby
Cabaniss
Margaret Hudman
N. Circle
Roam
Homer Stevens
Deer Park
Stoaum
Sylvia Walker
Highlands
Ron
Deena Burgess
N. Street Hoon
Elmer Walker
Marek
Mir
Gene D. Carlow la Porté
Desegregation Plan Wins HEW Backing For Local District
The HEW letter signed by Carl Flaxman, regional director in Dallas, approves the school district desegregation plan and federal aid of about 40 000 dollars annually. Trustees weigh actual progress, with anticipated 1969 70 enrollment of 11 971 Anglo students 880 Spanish surnamed and 1 435 Negro. Faculty expected to total 578 Anglo 7 Spanish surnamed and 66 Negro teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HEW
Carl Flaxman
Dallas
Geutry
Harlem
Gentry
McWilliams Henry C C Funeral Notices
Henry Colby McWilliams 69 of Angleton died at 7 45 am Monday in Sweeny Hospital Survived by wife Martha Louise McWilliams daughters A P Mahan Hearne and Hubert Fulton Franklin son J C McWilliams Santa Maria Calif sisters Ollie Brady Hearne and Clara Trout Houston brothers Russell McWilliams Aransas Pass and Charlie Mc Williams Oklahoma half sisters O A Moss Hearne and Wilburn Whittington Texarkana Ark half brothers Johnny Mc Williams Pete McWilliams Baytown Six grandchildren and many nieces and nephews Funeral services 2 pm Tuesday Paul U Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Sam Saxton and Rev Luanie Bowlen officiating Burial Memory Gardens of Baytown Cemetery Pallbearers J E Williams J W Franklin R M Brady J H Barrow W H Barrow and Buster McAlister The name Adam means man.
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Henry CC. McWilliams
Henry Colby McWilliams
Angleton
Sweeny Hospital
Martha Louise McWilliams
A. P. Mahan
Hearne
Hubert Fulton
Franklin
J. C. McWilliams
Santa Maria
Calif
Ollie Brady
Clara Trout
Houston
Russell McWilliams
Aransas Pass
Charlie McWilliams
Oklahoma
O. A. Moss
Wilburn Whittington
Texarkana
Ark
Johnny McWilliams
Pete McWilliams
Baytown
Paul U. Funeral Home
Sam Saxton
Luanie Bowlen
Northside Assembly of God Church
Baytown Cemetery
J. E. Williams
J. W. Franklin
R. M. Brady
J. H. Barrow
W. H. Barrow
Buster McAlister
Adam
Man
Stock quotes and spring play tryouts announced
A long noon quote list shows stock prices for many firms including American Tel and Tel Gulf Oil Union Carbide and Phillips. The Parks and Recreation Department advertises spring play auditions for The Princess Who Couldn't Laugh directed by Aggie Wager in Community Building room 5 and the theater auditorium Thursday from 3 05 to 4 00 and 7 to 9 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allis Chalmers
Gillette
Arlan's Dept Store
Gordon's Jewelry
Tel & Tel
Greyhound Anaconda
Gulf Oil Armco
Gulf States UK
Ashland Oil
Gulf Western
Bendix
Halliburton
Beth Steel
Harvey Aluminum
Carrier Corp
Hoffman Electr Celanes
L&p Chrysler
Eee
Olte Inland Steel
Columbia Gas
Lifeclake Steel
Delta Air
Sle
IBM Oo
Diamond Shamrock
Jones & Laughlin
Dow Chemical
Kerr-McGee Dresser Ind
Kresge SS
DuPont
Ling-Temco-Vought
Bbs
el Paso Nal Gas
McDonnell-Douglas
Ethyl Corp
Magnavox
Aioe
Marathon Oil
Foremost-McKesson Microdol
Gen Elec
Eeee Mobile Socony
Gen Motors Monsanto
Gen Tel
Elec
Nat Dairy
Gen Tire
Ceee
Nat Dist
Georgia-Pacific Occidental
Getty Oil
Penn Central RR
Pepsi Cola v
Phillips Pet
RCA
Raytheon
Schlumberger
Ida Shell Sinclair
Sperry-Rand Stan Cal
Stan Ind
Stan
Stan Ohio
Stauffer Chem . Sun OF Yic
Synlex
Tafl Broadcast Technicolor
Tenneco
Ae Texaco
Texas Eastern
Texas
Cetel Flats
Afelabeleie
Union Oil of Cal
United Air Lines
Upjohn Drug
Parks and Recreation Department
Aggie Wager
Barrett Station NAACP planning federal case after shooting
Community leaders in Barrett Station condemn the shooting as a federal matter and call for NAACP involvement. Rev Troy pledges to form a Barrett Station NAACP chapter and take the case to federal court while Major Glen Rose says the Texas DPS will stay ready until a Harris County grand jury acts. Witnesses say they will testify, and organizing officers are named amid calls for peaceful action.
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J. A. Roussell
Abram Kerr
Rev. Roussell
G. S. Matthews
Barrett Station
Buster Kern
Harris County
Rev. Johnston
NAACP
Johnston
Troy
Orange
Riley Chambers
Barrett Italion
Matthews
Wilbert Eagleton
Patricia Bass
Irma Armstrong
Chambers
Glen Rose Houston
Texas Department of Public Safety
Xe Dale
Williams
Rose
Apollo 9 astronauts plan risky maneuvers in space
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP astronauts McDivitt Scott and Schweickart fired their engine for about two minutes boosting the orbit to 221 miles high and 123 miles low. The burn reduced ship weight by 7355 pounds aiding maneuvering and testing autopilot amid wobble concerns as they prepared for future lunar module rendezvous and rescue simulations.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Air Force
James A. McDivitt
David R. Scott
Russell L. Schweickart
Mission Control
McDivitt
Space
Houston
Earth
Ron Evans
Evans
Trustees push early action on 1969 70 teacher raises
The board weighs boosting teacher salaries with the Supt. noting the need for early action for recruitment as other systems grant raises. Widespread maintenance needs prompt a request for 125000 next year to cover utilities, contracted services, and materials. Sauls proposes 100000 for equipment replacement funded by bond interest.
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Supl
Gentry
W. D. Hinson
Hinson
Robert E. Sauls
Sauls
College panel debates independent board for new regional school
A college paper cites enrollment growth to 12,000 now and projections to 25,000 by 1973 and 42,000 by 1978 for six junior colleges. Rep. Jim Clark backs a separate board, while Dr. Patrick Nicholson of the University of Houston urges University governance to cut costs and improve efficiency. Dr. Richard Strahan compares UH control to Goose Creek oversight of Lee College. Dr. Thomas Spencer argues for full-time attention and an independent board for the experimental school. A subcommittee of Reps. Neal Solomon, Uher, Jungmichel, Clayton, and Dickson reviews the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Clark
Houston
Patrick Nicholson
University of Houston
Texas College Coordinating Board
Nicholson
University
Richard Strahan
Lee College
Goose Creek
Strahan
Clark
Thomas Spencer
San Jacinto College
Neal Solomon
Mount Vernon
Dlr
Uher
Bay City
Charles Jungmichel
la Grange
Clayton
Dickson
Campaign Leaders Name Cochairs for Baytown Precinct 249
Abe Simon, candidate for Baytown city council District 2, announces Tommie Jones and Tom Richardson as campaign co chairmen in Precinct 249. Mrs Jones and Mrs Richardson will lead women’s activities in the precinct and Simon invites additional volunteers to contact him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Simon
Baytown
Tommie Jones
Tom Richardson
Jones
Richardson
Simon
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Norman Jewison
Ocu
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Paxton Quigley
Walt Disney Y
Technicolor
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AL Unser
Lloyd Ruby
Billy Vukovich
Jimmy McElreath
Merl Bettenhausen
Foley's
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