University of Houston Art Department to Exhibit
Paintings drawings and design projects plus industrial art pieces by students will be exhibited at the annual University of Houston Art Department show from March 16 to 24 in the Music Hall main lobby. BAYTOWN DENTAL Study Club hosts its wives banquet at 8 pm Monday in the American Room at Holiday Inn.
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University of Houston Art Department
Music Mall
Baytown Dental Study Club
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Plane Crash Kills Pilot as Families Escape Unhurt
In Chicago area a chartered DC-2 crashed near O'Hare during landing in misty weather. Pilot Virgil Provost, 40, and co-pilot Daniel Jordan died. 29 aboard escaped. The wreck tore into a suburban home, but six residents slept through the impact and escaped. Firefighters recovered the bodies, and a tower operator guided the aircraft to altitude before the crash. Weather briefly scattered with cool temperatures predicted.
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Gary
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Baytown Civil Service voids fire captain exam
The Baytown Civil Service Commission set aside the February 18 examination for fire department captain after a protest by four firemen. A public hearing led to a decision to schedule a new test, citing that questions were drawn from a restricted text. The commission will announce a new date once suitable study material is available to all eligible department employees.
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Walter C. Turner
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Towns Around Towns Fishing Tales and Farmland Finds
A cluttered strip of local vignettes highlights townsfolk in daily life and humorous misadventures. Residents recount fishing feats, travel plans, bread making, new offices, and odd happenings from late afternoons to midnight, with neighbors trading stories and small town familiarity.
Heavy Fighting Resumes On West Cyprus Coast
In Ktima on Cyprus west coast heavy fighting resumes ending a short cease-fire after weekend clashes. Greek government says forces attack and Turks in retreat while a British commander and a U.N. official faced fire. Hostages released. total freed rises to 265 as fighting continues.
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Papageorge
Grant
Kuman
Kuma
Ktima
Trustees Plan Building Report At Regular Meeting
Trustees will hear building program updates from James Bitsy David for Robert E. Lee High School and Lee College at 7 30 p m Monday in the school administration building. The agenda includes committee reports on textbooks and the summer swimming program, a parking area permit request, a bus purchase authorization, and a financial and tax report.
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Bitsy) David
REL
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cAl
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Pattrons
Rush to upgrade manpower bills to curb unemployment
Washington AP reports a major effort to mobilize and upgrade manpower bills to fight persistent unemployment. The Supreme Court overturned a $500,000 libel judgment against the New York Times and four Negro ministers in Montgomery Alabama. Justice Brennan delivered the unanimous decision. President Johnson will ask Congress to lower the draft age from 18 to 17 to help the war on poverty.
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Former Baytown Minister Dies After Fort Worth Revival
Rev. Clif ford Andrews, 1 year old in Baytown, collapsed and died during a Bethel Temple revival in Fort Worth shortly after sermon opening prayer. He formerly lived in Bellflower California and worked at Humble Oil Baytown Refinery. He served as first Dallas County jail chaplain and preached funerals for Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker thirty years ago. Survived by wife, four children, mother Mrs. A J Rich, siblings and in laws in Baytown Liberty Houston and Sealy.
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Rich) Andrews
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Fort Worth
Andrews
A. J. Rich
E. H. Buller
Louis Rangers
Bopound
Bellflower
Cal
Humble Oil.and Refining Co
Dallas County
Texas
Clyde Barrow
Bonnie Parker
Bethel Temple Assembly of God
Annual Sun Feature Candidates Quizzed On Baytown Issues
Baytown Sun invites candidates for city council to answer twenty questions on city government. The Qs cover pressing problems, budgeting, zoning, annexation, garbage disposal, land needs, charter changes, government form, development controls, and participation programs.
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Sinatra Kidnapers Kin Seek Sentence Reduction
Families and lawyers for Barry Keenan Joseph Amsler and John Irvin appeal the life terms handed for the Frank Sinatra Jr kidnapping. Judges noted potential modification after psychiatric exams and probation reports. Frank Sinatra Sr and Young Sinatra express relief the case ends.
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Los Angeles
Frank Sinatra Jr
George Forde
Joseph Amsler
Barry Keenan
John Irvin
Keenan
Amsler
Lake Tahoe
Calif
Motel Dee
GOP Referendum in Texas Would Boost Goldwater
In Austin AP reports the Texas Republican executive committee met to set plans for a May 2 statewide referendum aimed at boosting Senator Barry Goldwater. The panel scheduled convention sites, ballot timing, and whether to include referendums on presidential prospects and liquor sales by banks, with Peter O'Donnell signaling strong GOP support for Goldwater.
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Austin
Barry Goldwater
GOP
William Mitler
Johnson
Jack Crichton
Miller
Dallas
Peter O'Donnell
State Committee
Goldwater
O'Donnell
Jake Johnson
San Antonio
New Optimist Club Formed In Highlands
An Optimist Club will be officially organized at 7 p.m. Monday in Highlands at the Cedars Ton. Jim Caston of Optimist International from St. Louis will organize the club, with charter memberships expected to include 37 men. Baytown Optimist Club aided the effort, and Dr. Bob Watford led foundational work. A building committee was headed by Clem Kavar, with district and zone officials from Houston, Pasadena, and nearby areas listed among expected attendees.
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Cedars Ton
Jim Caston
Optimist International
St. Louis
Baytown Optimist Club
Bob Watford
Baytown Optimist
Clem ‘Kavar
Vistriet
T. C. Parker
Houston
Ralphaes
Pasadena
A.D. Colburn
Dickinson
Lester Alford
iWork
Knowles Last To File In Baytown Council Race
Baytown voters on April 7 will fill four city council seats from a field of candidates. W M Knowles, longtime Baytown rail employee, filed late and faces districts 1 2 4 5 contenders including J Robert Barnes Raytown refinery candidate Dutch Ptacek Ernie Hunt Jr George Spangler Andy Braswell and Jack Huron AL Clayton David Norton and David Clark. District 1 incumbent Seaborn Cravey moved to district 4 and seeks reelection. Clayton, former mayor 1961 1963, is among district 5 candidates along with others. Knowles retired 1982 after 36 years with Southern Pacific and has been a Baytown resident since 1995. He is active in Rotary Woodmen of the World and Grice Methodist Church.
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Tonian
Southern Pace Railroad Co
J. Robert Barnes
Alions
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Raytown
C. (Dutch) Ptacek
Ernie) Hunt Jr
Seaborn Cravey
Horace Mann
It Ha
George Spangler
Baytown
Andrew M
Andy) Braswell
Jack Huron
AL Clayton
Clayton
David Norton
Lee College
David Clark
Tommy Cook
Chicago
Southern Pacific
Ross
Sterling
Dayton - Goose Creek
Missouri
Senate civil rights debate opens with uncertain end
From Washington and Concord reports AP notes the Senate starts a historic civil rights debate with few members predicting its end. In New Hampshire the Republican presidential race faces a tight primary amid indecision shaping the outcome Tuesday contest.
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Ruby's Insanity Defense Focuses On Emotional State
Dallas AP report says Jack Ruby and defense witnesses plan to argue Ruby was emotionally disturbed when he killed Lee Harvey Oswald, aiming to show temporary insanity. Testimony expected from Ruby, psychiatrists, and an ex strip-tease performer about Ruby's rage and reactions after the Kennedy assassination.
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Ray
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Awald
Kennedy
Oswald
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Joe Tonahill
Tonahill
Jamsel, M. Belli
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Belli
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Dieberdorf
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Ruhr
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