Nixon vows response if Vietnam attacks continue
President Nixon, amid a rise in American casualties, warned that if Viet Cong and North Vietnamese strikes persist the United States will deliver an appropriate response. He floated resuming bombing of North Vietnam and stressed no tolerance for violations of the Paris peace framework while peace talks proceed. He also suggested the Soviet Union could play a peacemaking role in the Middle East and Vietnam and signaled readiness for four power talks and a high level summit in the future.
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Mideast
Vietnam
United States
Soviet Union
France
Baytown club notices and community events roundup
Alpha Delta Pi meeting at 7 30 p m Thursday hosted by Mrs Richard Park. Various local activities listed include sports paddles tennis golf and skiing notes. Play tryouts set for 3 5 p m Thursday and 7 9 p m in community building. Kiwanis Tops and Medea at Lee College announced. Mission film at St Pauls Lutheran Church and a workshop by NP Shale on the Musical system.
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Alpha Delta Pi
Baytown
Alpha Dela
Alumpae Association
Richard Park
LEE College
Delta Alpha Sigma
Medea
At & Pan
Uurday
Nixon to Decide Next Week on Missile System
President Nixon plans to announce next week whether to deploy the Sentinel ABM system or scuttle it. Senator Kennedy warned of a Senate showdown if deployment proceeds, as criticism mounts and reviews continue.
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Washington
Nixon
Sentinel
Senate
Pto
Edward M. Kennedy
National Security Council
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Astronauts Transfer Between Spacecraft in Historic Move
In the first American space transfer, James A. McDivitt and Russell Schweickart moved from the Apollo 9 command ship to the lunar module and sent a seven minute TV report. Schweickart, briefly ill, stayed in good form after the transfer. The ascent marks a test of the lunar module ahead of a July moon landing plan.
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McDivitt
America
Spider
Lem
Cape Kennedy
Uber Vee
Cibin
Poe
Seote
Ciue
McDisitt
Russion
Soyuz 3
Sovax 4
Communist East Germany closes autobahn to West Berlin
Reported moves amid Soviet leverage. West Germany’s Federal Assembly to elect president as Moscow and East Berlin protest. Nixon says West Berlin election rights stand. Pravda describes U S Apollo aims as mastered by Soviets. Paris gold hits record high, market wary. Mine rescue in Lark Clah: contact with trapped miner says he is in good condition. Joe Burkett Jr named Liquor Control Board member.
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East Germany
Soviet Union
Matin Autobahn
West Berlin
Lwice
West Germany
Federal Assembly
Tals
Moscow
Richard Nixon
Lark
Clah
Gil-searolt
Larke
House Approves Texas Water Plan Funding Amendment
Texas House advances a constitutional amendment to fund a 50 year water plan with up to 1 billion in bonds, lifting the bond ceiling and enabling contracts by the Water Development Board, with Senate action awaited and voters to decide in November. Campus disorder amendments also move forward as a separate bill.
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Austin
Joe Shannon
Fort Worth
Preston Smith
Gus Mutscher
King
Haas
Bill Clayton
Springlake
Texas
Water Development Board
Federal
Senate
Dewitt Hale
Corpus Christi
Hate
Clyde Haynes
Victor
Ierese
Shrine Parade Set March 29 in Baytown
Baytown plans its annual Crippled Children's Shrine Parade at 2 pm on March 29. Parade chairman David Sherron asks participating organizations to contact him at 127-3477 or write P.O. Box Baytown. The procession will begin at Thanis Circle on Texas Avenue and end at Texas and Third Streets.
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Baytown
David Sherron
P.O. Hos Gd
Sherven
Thanas Circle
Texas Avenue
Texs
Third Streets
Veteran Baytown nurse honored for her service
Joan Jansen attends a Future Nurses Club meeting at Robert E. Lee High where Baytown public health nurse Mrs. Johnson receives a Community Service Award after 26 years with the Harris County health department. She helped found the Baytown Cerebral Palsy Treatment Center and the Future Nurses Club, shaping state and national health education efforts.
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Baytown
Johnella Boynton
Joan Jansen
Future Nurses Club
Robert EL Lee
Alwa
Robert Ls. Lee
Henry, Armstrong
Johnson
Harris County Health Department
Pilot Club
Robert
Texas Association of Future Nurses
Texas Association For Careers In Health
National League For Nursing
East Harris County Nurses Association
Tah
Joan Johnson
Robert E. Lee
Henry Armstrong
Long-Time Baytonian Billy Quartz Is Dead
William Billy Quarte Jr a Baytown resident for 38 of 39 years died Tuesday after a noon heart attack at a restaurant on Interstate 10 He was taken to a nearby hospital where he was pronounced dead Funeral services will be at pm Thursday in Arthanan's chapel Quartz owner of Quart Juul Co and son of Wil Shara Quartz Sr a former Gulf Oil consignee He left Gulf to form Quartz Oil Co He was a longtime attendee of the Baytown Steak Club and member of Grace Methodist Church Arabia Temple Houston Baytown Masacre Lodge 1192 Baytown Elks Club and Baytown Rotary Club Survived by daughter Mrs Virgil Roe McGahee of Houston son Willkie John Quarte of Freeport sister Mrs C B Sloan of Baytown and three grandchildren Funeral attendees include Rev Asbury Lenox with pallbearers named and honorary pallbearers listed Burial in Cedar Masonic Cemetary
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Quarta
Baytown
Quart
Arthanan
Quartz
Beaumont
Belfast
Ireland
Quart Juul Ca
Wil- Shara Quart
Guip Oil Consignee
Goose Creek
North Main
Gulf Warehouse
Billy
Gulf Consignee
Quartz Oil Co
Stelary Club
Grace Methodist Church
Arabia Temple of Houston
Masasse
One Candidate Seeks Crosby Trustee Post So Far
Only one candidate had filed for a Crosby school trustee post as the deadline neared. Incumbent Truman Reed remained undecided while Oliver Thoropse, a White Trucks salesman, sought Position No 2. Shinrd said he expected completion before the deadline.
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Shmuidl
Truman Reed
Oliver ‘Thoropse
Houston
Peo Shinrd
Dilin
Eine
Sormebich
Crosby
Magourik Heads Up Community Chest
Magourik, vice president of Citizens National Bank, elected president of the Baytown Community Chest succeeding John Co Eehols. New officers include Gene Gallas pit va La Bel at Binjay Clement seasoned vice president and Charles Tillery manager for Hasges Sears. Board to discuss hospital district funding and community aid initiatives in Baytown.
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Cow
Connie) Magourik
Citizens National Bank
Baytown
Gene Gallas
Pit Va la Bel
AG Tie Uraetive
Cyde Caldwell
Comanunus
Pistrich
Li Porte
Barrett Delle Apo
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Parks and Recreaton Department
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Kiwanis Meeting
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Robert M. Cheek
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
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