Baytown CAP hosts family night and sessions on professional consult
The Baytown Composite Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol sponsors a family night at CAP Headquarters at 6 30 p m Tuesday with uniforms encouraged and several guests invited John Lovelady of the Texas State Teachers Association will present two professional consultation sessions Tuesday first at 4 p m at Rosa Sterling cafeteria and the second in the Sterling auditorium Cedar Bayou Lodge No 321 AF and AM meets at 6 30 p m Tuesday at the lodge for EA degree work Citizens Traffic Council meets at 7 a m Wednesday at the Holiday Inn School board debate air conditioning bids at 7 30 p m Monday Baytown Rotary noon meeting features Sgt J G Rhodes on night patrol Medical Assistants meet 7 30 p m Tuesday at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital Dr Y W Finch speaks Parents Without Partners meet 7 30 p m Monday Community Building Robert E Lee High School class of 1958 reunion leaders meet 7 30 p m Tuesday at Citizens Bank for final plans.
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Baytown
The
Civil Air Patrol
Oyster Bry
CAP
TSTA
John Lovelady
Texas State Teachers Association
Rosas Sterling
Sterling Auditorium
Cedar Bayou Teage No
Af&am
Wil
Robert E. Lee High School
Citizens Bank
Weather outlook shows clouds, cold, rain through Monday night
Weather forecast reports mostly cloudy and cold with occasional rain through Monday night. Tuesday should clear and stay cool with lows in the lower 40s and highs also in the lower 40s. rain chances drop from about 80 percent to around 10 percent by Tuesday morning.
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Jean
Weekend notes of neighbors and friends
MIKE GILLETTE spends the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Robert L Bob Gillette. Larry Huddleston tries to lose weight to fit his clothes. Ronnie Arceneaux receives best regards from David Casjon. Grover Edge arranges for delivery of a speech copy from Houston. Jo Allen attends a school reunion. Jack Huron makes repairs and leaves a note. Jay Bollinger seeks a sports writer before leaving for Orange. Pat Tobin asks about a job applicant. George Chandler silent about a cropped picture. Mrs Belie Sanders is great grandmother of twins in St Louis. Tony Messick gets a long awaited call from Hollywood. Maggie Kniffin hears from Bertie Edwards now back in New Jersey. Bertie notes East talks are strange.
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Mike Gillette
Robert L
Bob’Gillette
Larry Huddleston
Ronnie Arceneaux
David Casi
Jon
Grover Edge
Houston
Jo Allen
Jack Huron
Jay Bollinger
Orange
Pat Tobin
George Chandler
Belie Sanders
St. Louis
Tony Messick
Hollywood
Maggie Kniffin
Bertie Edwards
New Jersey
Bertie
Maggie
Cold front pushes through Texas with wintry mix
The northward cold front will drop temperatures into the low 40s or below Monday night, ending a brief warm spell. Showers and gusty northerly winds accompany the front as snow belts stretch from Lubbock to the Panhandle, with up to seven inches in the Dalhart area and hail damaging the hill country and East Texas. Forecasters warn of possible flash floods along some streams in South Central Texas.
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Texas
Lubbock
Panhandle Plains
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas Panhandle
East Texas
Dalhart
Panhandle
Austin
Students Sell Friendship Bonds to Welcome Foreign Students
Baytown high school students will sell 31 bonds Thursday to support the American Field Service program. Bond money funds transportation for two foreign students to Baytown for the 1968-69 school year. W O Webber chairs the drive, aiming for 1500 dollars to bring the two students. bonds are nonredeemable except in friendship and participation in the worldwide program.
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Baytown High School
Baytown
American Field Service
W.O Webber
4&FS
Baytonian Named Administrator of Medical Group in Baytown
Hamlet I. Davis, administrator of Shriner's Hospital for Crippled Children in Houston, was named administrator of the Medical and Surgical Group of Baytown. The one-year-old group, housed in the San Jacinto Professions Building beside San Jacinto Methodist Hospital, includes five physicians and aims to become Baytown's first multi specialty clinic. Davis, a 1958 Robert E. Lee High School graduate, earned an A B degree from Trinity University in 1963, studied at George Washington University, completed an administrative residency at Hermann Hospital, and earned a master's in health care administration in 1965. He previously served as assistant administrator of the Diagnostic Center Hospital and became Shriner's administrator in fall 1966.
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Shriners Hospital For Crippled ,Children In
Houston
Medical and Surgical Group
Baytown
Davis
H. J. Davis
Robert E. Lee High School
San Jacinto Professions
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
William H. Bridges
L. P. Hodges Jr
P. McMurrey
John B. Nesselrode
James H. Sammons
Trinity University
George Washington University
Washington, D.C
Hermann Hospital
Diagnostic Center Hospital
Shriner’s Hospital
42-Year Resident Seeks District 1 Council Seat
C L Bouillion 61 seeks Baytown District 1 seat after 42 years as a resident. retired from Humble Oil, now supervisor of Bayou Maintenance and VP of White Cemetery. pledges watch on water, air pollution, utilities, and street repairs while serving citizens honestly. longtime community member with two children and six grandchildren.
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C. L
Bouillion
Baytown
Boullion
Utah
Kaplan
Ronald Boullion
Angleton
Daniel Mrrzak
Change at Hue as Saigon reshuffles province chiefs
Saigon fires seven of its 44 province chiefs including Hue mayor and Thua Thien chief Phan Van Khon. Lt Col Le Van Than replaces him. Khon faced U S criticism for civilian clothing during the Hue crisis as Communist forces overran the city and looting spread.
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Saigon
Hue
Phan van Khon
Thua Thien
le van Than
Joint Gemers
Khon
U.S
Khan
Channelview Girl Seeks Miss Texas Title
Brenda Robertson of Channelview earned the right to compete for Miss Texas after winning the Miss Texas Woman’s University contest at TWU in Denton. A TWU freshman in music education, she played trumpet in the talent portion and previously served as first trumpet with Channelview High School bands.
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Brenda Robertson
Channelview
Miss Texas
Brenda
Miss Texas Woman's University
TWU
Denton
Lloyd Robertson
Sheldon Road
Channelview High School
Two Hurt In Motorcycle Crash At Local Intersection
A Sunday 3:45 p.m. crash at Highway 146 Fayle intersection sent Galveston resident Virginia Robbins and Groves man Kernmeth Ray Kleypas to Gulf Coast Hospital. Robbins suffered a broken right arm and dental injuries while Kleypas had lacerations and bruises. Kleypas and Robbins faced traffic charges for following too close and expired license plates respectively.
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Fayle
Galveston
Groves
Gulf Coast Hospital
Virginia Robbins
Sealy
Kernmeth Ray Kleypas
Gulf
Kley‘pas
146
John E. Robbins
Houstonians Speak At Baytown Human Relations Banquet
Rev William A Lawson and Jack C Taylor of Houston headline the Baytown Human Relations Council banquet. Lawson leads Wheeler Avenue Baptist Church and directed Upward Bound at Texas Southern University. Taylor, a former Mexican missionary, serves on Harris County Adult Probation. They discuss racial tensions, Houston church projects, and future plans with audience Q A. Master of ceremonies is Glen Walker of KWBA. Reuben DeHoyos is new council chair.
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William_A. Lawson
Jack C. Taylor
Houston
Baytown Human Relations Council
Revy_ Lawson
Wheeler Avenue
Texas Southern University
Taylor
Mexico
Harris County Adult Probation Department
Holiday Inn
Glen
Walker
KWBA
Reuben DeHoyos
Lawson
Harris County
Shell Dredgers Hit Eckhardt Says Action Can Save Oyster Reefs
U S Rep Bob Eckhardt told conservationists in Houston that Galveston Bay is dying as a marine habitat but could be saved if quick action ends shell dredging near live oyster reefs. He blamed a Park and Wildlife Commission policy shift and pollution for the bay’s decline, and noted the federal Corps of Engineers will soon outline new dredging policy.
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Fred Hartman Houston
Galveston Bay
U. S
Bob Eckhardt
D-Tex
Baytown
Eckhardt
Park and Wildlife Commission
John Connally
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Federal Aid Vital Rusk Tells Congress
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged Congress not to delay or cut foreign aid due to Vietnam costs calling the program vital to U S prosperity and security He warned that security cannot be found apart from the world and cited aid as essential even as Vietnam war debates continue Rusk spoke to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and referenced possible troop increases under consideration by President Johnson
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Dean Rusk
Congress
Vietnam
U.S
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Rusk
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate
Johnson
Southeast Asia
Latin America
Africa
Sterling Seniors Win Top DE Honors in State Conference
Houston report says Alan McWhorter and Beverly Threadgill, seniors from Ross High, won outstanding boy and outstanding girl at the State Leadership Conference of the Distributive Education Clubs of America. Beverly named sweetheart of the Texas Association DECA. Both will represent Texas in the national outstanding student competition May 24 in Houston.
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Houston
Distributive Education Clubs of America
Alen McWhorter
Beverly Threadgill
Baytown
Ross
Sterling High School
Beverly
Texas Association of Distributive Education Clubs of America
Alan
Texas
Two Highlands students win outstanding awards at conference
A L McWhorter of 701 S Main Highlands and Beverly and Alan from Baytown win both outstanding boy and girl honors. Beverly, church organist and former Miss Highland, led roles in theater and drama at school while Alan serves as senior class president. Other Baytown area winners include Gary Jones at Robert E Lee High School and Evelyn Todd of Deer Park High School who won public speaking. The event was held at the Shamrock Hilton Hotel with attendance from School Superintendent George Gentry and principal Winnie Brown.
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A. L. McWhorter
S Main
Highlands
Beverly
Alan
Baytown Sun
Highlands Methodist Church
Baytown Little Theater
Baytown
Houston
George Gentry
Winnie Brown
Ross Sterling High School
Baytown Area
Gary Jones
Robert E. Lee High School
Jones
James R. Jones
Paula Jones
Robert E. Lee
Evelyn Todd
Deer Park High School
Todd
Shamrock Hilton Hotel
Distributive Education Club of America
Association
Texas Democrats Seek Opinion on Liquor by the Drink
The Texas House committee studying liquor laws voted to ask Attorney General Crawford Martin for an opinion on the constitutionality of Gov. Connallys liquor by the drink proposal. Democratic leaders approved an unbinding statewide poll to gauge voter support for mixed drinks, to appear on the May primary ballot as a referendum, with no binding effect on the Legislature.
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Corpus Christi
Texas
Democratic Party
The
2-Merobec
Texas - Democratic
Ste Liquor
Kilgore Building Business Sold in Baytown Transfer
The John M Kilgore building material business in Baytown has been sold to Gaytown Ready Mixed Concrete. Manager Troy Herring said the Kilgore firm remains on the market and Baytown Ready Mix at 1500 Riggs will operate temporarily. A merged plant is expected soon. Baytown Ready Mix is owned by Houston Shell and Concrete and has led Baytown operations for 14 years. The Kilgore family, founders of the Cedar Bayou shipyard and Goose Creek materials operations, served East Harris County for over 50 years.
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Baytown
Gaytown
Troy Herring
Mon- Gay
Kilgore
Baytown Really Mix
Houston Shell and Concrete
Herring
Shad
Harris County
Kilgores
Cedar Bayou
Shell Dredging and Towing
Goose Creek
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