Sun Spots Kiwanis and Local Notices Highlight Baytown Events
Kiwanis meetings at Harding Band and Citizens National Bank mark community gatherings. Baytown clubs host officers installation by Baytown Bombbusters. Miss Carolyn Ann Allen honored at a Lent supper. a found hospital ventilation card prompts local inquiries. Vietnam service noted for Navy personnel.
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Brs
James Il
Citizens National Fame
Bayteen and Husband Bank
Miss Barbera! Rimnerger
Santa Barbara
T Calf
Navy Biohife Construction
Hue - Phu Bai
Vietnam
Barbara McKay Named Mardi Gras Ball Queen
Barbara Meer a Vivear dé junior from Robert E Lee High School was crowned queen of the first annual Mardi Gras Dance at the Civic Center on March 2. Randi Short, a REL senior, led the royalty representing the Interact Club. The couple received trophies, free passes, and gift certificates from local shops as over 200 teens attended.
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Barbara Meer
Robert E Lee
Civic Center
Pearce Famemakers Club
Pell
Randi Short
Interact Club
Locel
Barbare
Carl’s Bien
Rancy
Around Highlands Remembers and Rewards Local Histories
Fragmentary notes recall community memory events around Highlands. Names like Peg, Kent Bond, Sandra Biinosi, Debbie, Sherifi Hertley, Gery Christenson, and Renny Neatherlin appear in doodled captions about local achievements, library visits, and a hopeful, shared future.
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Peg
Kent Bond
Sandra Biinosi
Debbie Ce
Gery Christenson
Renny Neatherlin
Daley links race riots to criminal elements
Mayor Richard Daley cautions that race riots are fed largely by criminal and lawless elements while noting the nation tracks the civil disorders report. In Vietnam, 300 Viet Cong seize a provincial capital hospital before government troops drive them out, with 157 reported killed. Barry Goldwater declines support for Rotkelfer, signaling Nixon as the presumptive nominee. In Washington, officials weigh whether a U.S. admission of guilt and apology to North Korea could free the intelligence ship Puddle and its crew.
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Richard Daley
Chicago
President's Commission On Civil Disorders
Vietnam
Washington
Administration
U.S
North Korea
World Win
Leap Year Romance Advice From New York
Hal Boyle answers a reader about winning a bachelor named Melvin. The guidance urges cautious pursuing, boosting his confidence, letting him win games, and avoiding early demonstrations of cooking skill, to slowly become indispensable and secure his interest.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Pavement
Melvin
Rosemary
Liberal slate backs liberal candidates in district convention
At the district convention the Liberal Democratic Club endorsed a state and county slate led by gubernatorial hopeful Don Yarborough. The group backed Glen Vickery for justice of the peace and Bill Williams against County Democratic Chairman W. N. Blanton Jr. They touted a plan to reduce contested state delegations, asserted strong liberal control of the county committee, and featured speakers including Barbara Jordan and Don Yarborough urging unity and a May Democratic victory.
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Don Yarborough
HDC
Glen Vickery
Justice of the Peace
Beystown
Bill Williams
R. Co. Nichols
Lindon Wiliams
Joe Allen
Rex Braun
Laura Cruz
Curtis Groves
Bray
Tom Bass
Charles White
Sirchur Vance
Jim Clark
Jamie Bray
Buddy Bray
Baytown
Barbara Jordan
Shear Smith
Don Gladsden
Uberais
Civil Courts
Yarborough
Texas
Pullics
Crosby Board Faces Federal Action Over Desegregation
Crosby district faces loss of all federal aid after Civil Rights Office director Libassi found the desegregation plan inadequate. The report follows a visiting team review and a bid by Huffman residents to transfer 660 acres to Huffman.
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Mathews
K MM Laycock
School of
West Texas State College
Kenneth Welch
West Columbia
Southern Association
Choors
Bears
Huffman
Indian Shores
Crosby
Jetter
Peter Libissi
U.S. Office of Education
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Libassi
Western Development Day at Highlands Junior School
Highlands Junior School hosted Western Development Day with best dressed boys and girls in each grade honored at an assembly. Becky Adams and Johnny Bickley led sixth grade. many students earned top placements in dress, while eighth grade crowned its best dressed teacher and students. Concerts by Carver and Harlem Elementary featured student performers, and a tumbling exhibition showcased strides in physical education along with band and twirling contests at St. Joseph's Junior School.
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Hughlands
Highlands
Becky Adams
Carolyn Kuda
Johnny Bickley
Teri Ieenaiad
Johnny Williams
Douglas Robertson
Dorthy Crouse
Beverly Dobbins
Mes
Crouse
Mike Moody
Fom
Diane Teman
Troy Dagie
Velma Mills
Buddy Tobetka
Frances Wooten
Tieman
Ricky Whitisley
Airs
Alice Henderson
Marcel Harman
Reginal Goodeau
Wiliams
Paula Richards
Don Queen
J. C. McBride
Shirley Scot
Debbie Dumfear Lewis Bosser
David Hillhouse
Anna Marie Xalbitt
Pamela Paulson
M Boswell
Gordon Sanders
Rosser
Carol Beaty
Betty Kerner
Johnj Cummings
Boswell
Joanne Check
Don Moody
O'Neal
Bary Mears
Trom Hlee
Jenner Moody
Willia Harris
Helen Jasner
Norra McLeen
Joe Nelson
Matherine Scot
Saundra James
Miss Harris
David Meadows
Bo Evans
Candy Sawberger
Keene
Sandra Anderson
Rita Jo LeBlanc
Clarissa Williams
Terssia Nickerson
Josha Sonnier
Peggy Williams
Theresa McFarland
Cera Endern
Debbie Dunn
Denise Gigant
Paulett Anderson
Saved
Pegey Cook
Carol Enderli
Pegey Williams
Suzanne Hobb
Brenda Irby
Darlene Irby
Deborah Miller
Vicki Perryman
Faye Keene
Permi Bowdoin
Denise
St. Joseph's
Bese Hom
Sue Squier
Joan Lozggins
Reesi Holub
Kathjeen Wilson
Cavett's New Morning Show Lacks Spark In Premiere
New York AP TV critic notes Dick Cavett hosts This Morning on ABC with Buckminster Fuller and Patricia Neal among guests. Opening night shows limited excitement, frequent commercial interruptions, and a distracted program flow. NBCs Danny Thomas Hour pilot My Friend Tony struggles to fix its uneven plotting. Tonight's recommended: Dear Mr Gable on NBC and S Hurok Presents on CBS.
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Cynthia Losey
New York
Dick Cavett
ABC
Cavett
Johnny Carson
Joey Bishop
Mike Douglas
Merv Griffin
Cav
Buckminster Fuller
Jack Albertson
Patricia Neal
Pat Mmecormick
Jack E_ Leonard
King Cotra
Nbcs
Danny Thomas
Tony
James Whitmore
Enzo Cerusico
Tomy
Proessor
Mr. Gable
NBC
S. Hurok
CBS
Artur Ruben- Stein
David Shistrakhl
Bolshoi Ballet
Christians urged to shift view toward Judaism
A new study backed by the National Conference of Christians and Jews urges Christians to rethink salvation theology. It argues Judaism remains divinely sanctioned and cannot be discarded. Jesus is seen as part of a larger covenant with Israel, challenging proselytizing approaches as distortions of salvation history.
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York
Jesus
A. Roy Eckardt
Judaism
Israel
The
National Conference of Christians and Jews
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Baytown Bowhbusters
Cus
Wreitt's Cafey
Carl Murer
Miss Allen
Carolyn Ann Allen
Eersten
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Clark
Gleck
George Aiyar
Bisore
Fort Car Colazatla
Barbara McKay
Bronson
Prgsee
Ogee
Hemmerst
Yu, Emusic
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WSS
Deter Artiste
Deluxe
Paney
Idare Caine Karl Malden
Panavision
Brunson
Warren Beatty
FAYE
Dunaway
Clyde
SEVEN
Fechnit
John J Huet
Baptist Standard
First Baptist Church
Southern Baptist
Georgia
Houston Baptist College
Barry Goldwater
Nelson Rotkefeler
GOP
Richard Nixon
Liberals
Highlands Junior
Carver Fu
School Bana
Gene Cartwright
Highlangs Junior School
Pleasant Valley
Mardion Bell
Gayle Baldwin
Patricia Creek
James Wien
Harlem
HUIS
Colombie
Ash Grove
Jean Venable
Ami
Siup
Bible Way Temple
Chadwick St. Jacinto City
Highlands Shell CO
Highlands, Tex
John's
W. Main
Curtain Club
Murray Schisge
Lee College Auditorium
J.T Harrington
Page Dittman Plymouth
Chrysler Co
Plymouth
N. Alexander
B.B.C
Frontier Restaurant
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Sam Hill
Matherne
Leading Printers-Office Outfitters
West Pearce
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