Elected secretary BeTH STANDLEY former Lee High senior
uli SUN Spots reports that BeTH STANDLEY now a junior at the University ofmousten has won the position of secretary of Dela et. The notice lists PTA and Square Dance Club meetings, a funeral, and various local events with times and locations, including Precinct 3, 205 S. Main, and a Kiwanis session.
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Beth Standley
Lee High
Unis Rsity
Mousten
Delaet
Mipus
Arcouncization
Weather and Tides Forecast Mainly Cloudy Through Thursday
PARTLY CLOUDY skies and warnings forecast through Thursday. Temperatures range from the mid 60s to 80 degrees by Thursday afternoon. Galveston tides show a low near 2:18 a.m. and a high at 3:26 p.m.
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Galveston
Around Town Notes From a Small Town
A mosaic of local life features Mrs. Ed Natsmith home from St Jayke’s Hospital with visitors welcome. James A. Davis helps with data for a new high school story for the Chamber of Commerce edition. Callie Altman shares a lunch, Wreatha Oakes rests in the eating chair, and Rosalie Sheffield denies kinship to a steel company. Read about Paytai’s famous former resident and life magazine mentions. First aid course details from Geneva Ferguson, Shrine Club race plans, and Susie Lamberson with Marcia Jacobs greeting Dale Robertson at the Houston Livestock Show. Threadgill on the sick list, Rev Thonner Magness trips to Freeport, Dale Wart and Wally Wilson discuss a coin collection, Mark Davis helps someone, Lynn Gigout jokes about a pew pig, Mrs. F. W. Brown stays busy in Highlands, Tony Farina and FOE Singleton take a break, and Mrs. Fikel Mergen runs an errand with grandson Bobby Fleming.
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ED Natsmith
Richandson Inne
St. Jayke’s Hospital
James A
Bitsy) Davis
Chamber of Commerce
Callie Altman
Wreatha Oakes
Rosalie Sheffield
Steel
Pay- Tai
Lisyd
Ann Donghie
Aiz
Geneva Ferguson
Dave Sherron
Shrine Club
Susie Lamberson
Marcia Jacobs
Dale Robertson
Houston Livestock Evemy
Threadgill
Thonner Magness
Freeport
Dale Wart
Wally Wilson
Eddie Caughmann
Mark Davis
Lynn “Gigout
Aban
F. W. Brown
Highlands
Tony Farina
Foe
Singleton
Fikel “Mergen
Bobby Flemining
Courthouse Target In Selma March Sparks Violent Backlash
Civil rights leaders plan a new march on the Dallas County Courthouse after a 2500 person demonstration ended with violence as white assailants beat three ministers. Injured leaders are treated at University of Alabama Birmingham. investigation underway by Selma Public Safety.
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Kelso Sturgeon
SREMA
Ala
Dallas County
Olson
Walkerie
Selma
City to prioritize bond funded sewer and city hall projects
City Manager Fritz Lanham said a priority list will be prepared for bond funded projects approved by voters last Saturday. Plans include a sewer line to the new high school and a city hall, with $26 million of the 3 percent bond issue slated for 1965 66 and 67. Investment bankers Underwood Neuhaus aim to offer bonds within days at about 3 percent, pending rating and tax or revenue bond conditions.
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Bayreen
Fritz Lanham Sals
Tom Masterson
Underwood, Neuhaus & Co
Houston
Sea Sewer
Briscoe to Speak at Baytown Jaycee Affair
District Attorney Frank Briscoe will speak at the Baytown Junior Chamber of Commerce Distinguished Service banquet on April 17 at the Tow er. State Rep. Cameron Hightower of Liberty will serve as master of ceremonies and is a Jaycees state director. Tickets cost 3.50 each. Awards include outstanding senior citizen of the year and young man of the year with nominations sent to clubs. Final selections involve a Baytown Chamber committee and a committee from the tlancers.
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Frank Briscoe
Baytown
Cameron Hightower
Liberty
Hightower
Jaycees
Jim Ainsworth
Finsl
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Tlancers
Minister Beating Leaves Clergy Figure Critical In Selma
In Birmingham Alabama a minister was listed in critical condition after a beating by four or five white men near a Negro cafe in Selma. Other ministers escaped serious injury as they moved toward the SCLC office, with Olson and Miller detailing the attack and ensuing chaos including a homemade club strike and a flash of police scrutiny.
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Dirmingham
Ala
Clerk
Calif
Owen
Iman
LE Dant
Mlady
Selma
Olson
Berkster
Miller
Muich
Beeb
Tiller
Jim Ssas
SCLC
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Ashley Identified in La Porte Impersonation Case
La Porte police rely on a local woman Mrs. F E Westergren to identify fugitive Les hie Ashley from photos. The 26 year old escaped mental hospital inmate previously tied to the slaying of Fred Tones and narrowly escaped execution in 1963. Detectives pursue confirmation of his identity and his presence in the area.
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LA Porte
Tex
Leshie Ashley
F. EE. Westergren
H. F. Freeman
Fred Tones
Houston
Texas Court upholds five year term for probate judge Clem Cleland
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed a five year prison sentence for Clem Cleland of Houston. Cleland, a former probate judge, was convicted in Falls County of taking part in a scheme with five others to handle estates under his jurisdiction. The group allegedly received 25783 dollars to influence decisions and secure special appointments from Harris County probate court.
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Austin
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Clem
US Marine Officer Slain in Viet Nam
Horai near Saigon sees heavy fighting as Marines and Vietnamese forces clash. One American officer and 18 Vietnamese troops die, with 62 Viet Cong slain. Another Marine officer is wounded but evacuated. Civil unrest erupts in Da Nang as Buddhist youths clash with Catholics, while air strikes target Laotian trails and heat takes a toll on Marines at Da Nang.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Horai
Saifon
Trane
Heai
da Neng
da Nang
U.S
da Manr
Intersection Obstruction Ordinance Changes Asked
Baytown Traffic Safety Council discusses amendments to the intersection obstruction ordinance adding fences and signs as blockers to vision. A penalty for noncompliance is proposed, with council sub committees and city officials planning to push the revisions and a safety traffic division. Attendees included council members and the police chief, with meetings scheduled around Houston in late March and mid-April.
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Baytown Traffic Safety Council
Feinberg
Corporation Court
Barjney Ward
Stark Proposes Study of School Bus Problem
Baytown school board approved purchasing four buses three to replace current vehicles and a smaller bus for special use. W. D. Hinson said the state would fund through the State Boers of Can for use in the 1963 66 term. The board ordered a hard nosed in depth study of transportation needs and considered lengthening the school day for some students.
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Baytown
A. R. Stark
W. D
Bill) Hinson
Hinson
Meabers
STARK
Baytown Wrecker Ordinance Protests Prompt Hearing
Baytown wrecker owners and operators who protested a new control ordinance will have a public hearing at 6 36 p m Thursday in city hall. The council postponed enforcement after a meeting with police officials. the measure requires city residence for operators, city licensing, and rotating dispatch to accident scenes.
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Preston Pendergrass
Baytown
Neyman Seens
Ien
Eefence
Tax Questions To Be Answered in Sun Column
The Sun begins a weekly tax questions and answers column on feder al taxes starting March 13. The new tax law lowers rates and adds a larger standard deduction, aiming to save taxpayers money. Internal Revenue will answer common questions about the law and filing requirements, helping readers avoid errors and save time.
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Baytown Sur
Internal Revenue District Office
L In
Austin
the Sun
Ayesource
Internal’ Revenue Office
Stricken Actress Patricia Neal Drops From Critical List
Hollywood AP reports Patricia Neal, Oscar winner for best actress for Hud, is no longer on the critical list after suffering two strokes on February 17 and undergoing brain surgery. she remains hospitalized at UCLA Medical Center.
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Hollywood
Patricia Neal
Ucla Medical Center
World News Briefs: King Speaks on March and Kids Hospital Fetch
Dr Martin Luther King Jr says President Johnson has nothing to ask Negro remonstrators to halt the planned march. Surgeons at Texas Children's Hospital in Houston may attempt to separate Siamese twins born last week in San Juan Puerto Rico. Three doctors will fly to Texas with the infants Thursday. Johnson and veterans leaders remain at odds over the plan to oversee 34 Veterans Administration facilities after a White House meeting. Senate investigators amplify testimony about a national bank failure. A Fox Council of Churches spokesman says churches and synagogues may oppose a legislative proposal granting private owners absolute rights to property and sale of such property.
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Johnson
Marcel
Leroy Collins
Florida
Federal Community Relitions Service
Dev
Martin Luther King Jr
James G. Clark
Col
al Lingo
Montgomery
Texas Children's Hospital
Houston
Veterans
White House
Fox
Council of Churches
Smith Chairs Cerebral Palsy Center Meeting
A Tuesday night meeting at the cerebral palsy treatment center included about 15 attendees. Wiladine named vice chair and John Devine, director, was present as activities were discussed and refreshments served.
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Athe
Wiladine
John Devine
Enw
Baytown Bus Driver Wins County Outstanding Service Award
W C Childres, Baytown schools bus driver for over 20 years with a spotless safety record, was named Harris County’s Outstanding School Bus Driver of 1965. The honor, announced after a School administrator meeting at San Jacinto College, highlights Childres’s Latin teaching background and wartime service.
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Harris
Sherman
W. Childres
Casidres
Baytown
W. D.billy Hinson
Actin
San Jacinto College
Bastown
Childres
U.s.am
Robert E. Lee
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