Will College District Expand Lee College Officials List Priority Needs
Lee College plans a major growth program with funded projects including a $1.181 million technical vocational building and mechanical center, a 119 acre North Main Interstate 10 site bought for $194,000, and a $407,000 federal funded academic facilities project. The college aims to expand administration, upgrade salaries, and pursue PhD level faculty development as it prepares for anticipated 1971 72 expansion and Southern Association accreditation.
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Lee College
Chamber of Commerce
College District
North Main
Interstate 10
Lee’ College
Strahan Jacks
Southern Association
Father Dies in Texas Funeral Notices and Fellowships
Mrs Gordon A Lewis of Baytown travels to Baytown to attend her father Leon ard D Lowery of Trinity who died Friday night Services and burial set for Saturday in Carlisle Texas P Foster 80 of Conroe a former Baytonian wed at Conroe hospital Friday night Burial Sunday at Morland Fureral Home Conroe Interment Rayburn Chapel Cemetery Conroe He retired from Humble Oil and Refining Co Baytown Refinery and moved to Conroe He is survived by brother Wylie Foster of Channelview DeMoldy Mothers Club holds rummage sale at 78 Market from 9 am Woody Kinsey of Baytown named among 37 ROTC students at University of Arkansas for Scabbard and Blade Kinsey son of Mr and Mrs Haywood Kinsey 409 N Burnet is an honor student and Lambda Chi member He plans a military career after college A T Taylor Dies Joaquin Tex died Friday night in Tyler Funeral Sunday at Jackson Missionary Baptist Church Joaquin Survived by widow Renner Taylor of Joaquin three daughters Mrs J A Strickland Baytown Mrs J W Musselwhite Tyler Mrs J A Connell Burns La Billfold Stolen Wanda Whitley Burnet Elementary School teacher hopes thief returns her cards bracelet and ring from her locker 2004 EL Favie address and phone 383 4149)
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Gordon A. Lewis
Baytown
Leonard D. Lowery
Trinity
Carlisle
Tex
A P. Foster
Conroe
Woody Kinsey
University of Arkansas
Military Society of Scabbard
Kinsey
Haywood Kinsey
N. Burnet
Lambda Chi
A. T. Taylor
T. Taylor
Joaquin
St. Francis Hospital
Tyler
Jackson Missionary Baptist Church
Renner Taylor
J. A. Strickland
J. W. Musselwhite
J. A. Connell
Burns, la
Wanda Whitley
Burnet Elementary School
EL Favie
Weekend Baytown Weather and Tides Summary
Baytown weekend forecast calls for warm conditions with significant morning fog and a night fog risk. Temperature expected between 62 and 75 degrees. Galveston tides show high at 5 50 am and 11 30 pm with no low tide and a second high at 5 18 pm.
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Baytown
Galveston
Shrine ticket relay and local notes from Friday
A fragmentary list shows a relay of Shrine tickets from Jack Kiimmmons to Eldon Berry to Joe Garsalou, with various locals like Clay Hooper, Barbara Melton, and Earl Ney in smaller mentions. The item weaves hobby notes, a lawyer helping with a problem, a golf pro column, a concert ticket gift, and neighbors asking for help with moving chores.
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Shrine
Jack Kiimmmons
Eldon Berry
Joe Garsalou
Clay Hooper Feft
Lynn Gray
John Bonney
E. D. Hamiliton
Dons Hendricks
Poteet
Tex
Norman
Har Graves
Ernie Beregron
Mrs. Brown
Baytonians Hurt In Boat Mishap
Four Baytown residents sustained cuts and bruises when their 17 foot pleasure boat sank after a collision with a barge on the San Jacinto River. Injured were Elbert M. Black, 51, his wife Dorothy, 45, Dempsey Baugh, 52, and his wife Lucille, 43.
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Baytown
San Jacinto River
Elbert M. Black
Dorothy
Dempsey Baugh
Lucille
Not Being Alert Key To Most Auto Mishaps In Baytown
1966 Baytown traffic data show 1426 accidents with property damage totaling 479262.01 dollars. Police say 99 percent were caused by drivers not paying attention. Downtown curbs and door openings by shoppers, often women, contribute to minor crashes.
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Peggy Florma
Baytown
Relations Group Starts 3 Part Series Tuesday
The Baytown Human Relations Council opens a three part series at Sterling Municipal Library with the film A Time for Burning showing at 7 30 p m It portrays a Omaha church amid race tension and was praised by The New York Times as a poignant TV hour The second program on March 28 features poverty exposure through colored slides and taped interviews led by Jim Cauley The third program on April 5 presents To Touch a Child about Flint Michigan turning school facilities into around the clock community centers
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Baytown Human Relations Council
Sterling Municipal Library
R. L. Martin
Channel 8
Lutheran Film Associates
Omaha
Nebraska
New York Times
Augustana Lutheran
Neb
Human Relations Council
Baytown
Jim Cauley
Flint, Mich
Johnson draft changes debated amid official uncertainty
The article notes confusion among officials over when Johnson administration draft reforms will occur. It mentions Senator Robert F. Kennedy urging unity among New York Democrats after a Tamany Hall leadership rift involving Raymond Doues, and reports Mao Zedong ordering military actions to support his faltering campaign against Lin Shao-wei.
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Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Tammany Hall
Raymond Doues
Chinese Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
Military
Lin Shaoehi
Decker Signals Studied for Traffic Plan Approval
The city council referred three proposed traffic signals on Decker Drive to the traffic committee and engineer for study. Signals would be at Decker and Garth, Decker and Lobit, and Decker and Memorial Drive, with about 57000 budget.
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Regents For Study
Decker Drive
Decker
Garth
Lobit
Memorial Drive
Raymond Donnelly
East District
Ivan Langford
Turner
Col He
Braden
Houston
Massey - Tompkins
Bob Smith
State Highway Department
Holiday Inn
Missouri Pacific
Teens Held After Baytown Bomb Threats Target Schools
Police investigate a series of bomb threats to Baytown Junior School and Ross Sterling High School from Monday to Thursday. Two teens, a 17 year old girl and a 35 year old boy, were arrested as detectives trace eight calls and evacuations followed each threat. других
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Baytown
Robert P. Merchant
A. W.henscey
Police Department
Ross Sterling High School
Sterling
Merchant
Blair Mann
Low Bids Okayed On New City Furniture
City council approves low bids for furnishings for City Hall and Civic Center except assembly room chairs. Total bids amount to about 32 670.07 with awards to Matherne's for desks and case goods and American Desk Co. for chair types. Some items, including stacking chairs for the Recreation Center, were deferred pending samples.
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New
City Hall
Civic Center
Recreation Center
Matherne's
Plans Start Rolling For Campaign
Democratic National Committee members returned home convinced that President Johnson would seek reelection in 1968. They credited new staff appointments and party reforms with strengthening Johnson’s prospects, and urged him and Vice President Humphrey to stay active leaders for the year ahead.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee
Johnson
National Committee
Eugene D. Wyman
California
Shell
Aed
Wyman
John McGailey
Billie 3. Farnum
Charles L. Weliner
William G. Phillips
Hubert 'H. Humphrey
Vietnam
Hicarted
Shrine Show March 18 in Baytown at Robert E. Lee
The Baytown Shrine Club Pageant will be held at 7 39 p m Saturday March 18 in the Robert E Lee Auditorium Tickets cost 1 and are sold by Shriner masons Joe Leatherwood is ticket chairman and his phone is 582 2048 Performers from the greater Baytown area will join the talent show Russ Knight known as the Wield Beard will MC Knight is a Houston radio personality.
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Shrine
Eldon Berry
Joe Salem
Baytown Shriners
Robert E. Lee High School
Baytown Shrine! Club
Robert E. Lee
Joe Leatherwood
Greater
Baytown
Russ Knight
Knight
Houston
UAW Threatens Strike Over Guaranteed Annual Income
Detroit AP reports Irving Bluestone and Walter Reuther aides caution over a guaranteed annual wage, while signaling a possible strike to push the plan into effect. They cite computer models and multiple wage alternatives ahead of July negotiations with GM Ford and Chrysler as current three-year contracts run to September 5.
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Detroit
Walter P
Reuther
Irving Bluestone
Iwages
Bluestone l
UAW
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Tun
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Bill Hartman
Lee College Board of Regents
Richard D. Strahan
Baytonians
Strahan
DeMoldy Mothers Demolay Mothers Club
Leslie
Couch
Marilyn Bell
W. Bell
Ronald Stasney
3. E. Stasney
Beverly Sicko
Travis Mabe
Dallas
Marilyn
Bonnie
Beverly
Thad Felton
Shirley Turner
Distaff
Richard Summers
West Baytown Hiwanis Club
Hiwanis
Baytown Opportunity School Building Fund
Hazel Echols
Demo Brass
Iae
Lyndon Johnson
U.S. Steel
Council
New City Furniture
American Desk. Co
Ma‘therne’s
Gerbers Institute Sales
Texas Office Supplies
Sanc
Berbers Institute
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