Community event notices from Craigmont and Sterling area
Craigmont Civic Associates meet at the home of Arthur Hol 3317 Hemlock. Sigma Nu pledge Richard E Bell of Tamarach Drive pledged to Sigma Nu at Purdue. Golden Age Club hosts puppet show at St James House 2 to 3 p.m. Tuesday for Nester and the Alligator. Tri-Fi Scouts Neighborhood family night at Highlands Junior School auditorium Friday at six. Theo Meister Concert by Ross Sterling Meister Sins at Sterling High School March 2 7 30 p.m. no admission. BSP Council Beta Sigma Phi City Council 7 30 p.m. Monday at First National Bank Directors Room. Coly Club meets at Sterling Public Library. CAP Film Stories shown at 8 a.m. The Mayflower Story April 3 Discovery Hawaii April 17 Gutting the Fu-W Mey i Highway to Yosemite June 12 Doctors of the Stone Age June 26 Bridge in the Fume July 24.
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Golden Age Club
St. James House
Service League
Nester
The
Ross Sterling Meister Sins
Sterling High School
BSP Council
Beta Sigma Phi
First National Bank
CAP
Civil Ar Pestol
Hawaii
Baytown Weather and Tides Outlook
Baytown forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and persistent warmth. Temperature range expected Monday from 65 to 86 degrees, after Sunday’s 66 to 37. Galveston tides show a high at 6:32 a.m. and 5:13 p.m. with 122 percent.
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Baytown
Galveston
Poodle whelps eight pups rare for breed at home
RS W V Birdwele of 5992 Russell Lane reports her poodle had eight puppies Sunday morning, seven survived. The item notes the rarity of eight pups and mentions local names and minor events from the Bor der Olympics to California real estate plans.
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RS. W. V. Birdwele
Russell Lane
Patti Kate Massey
Randy Mintson
Don Parkhurs
Beytown
Ray Martin
Thomas W. Sortelis
NL Pruett
Jackson
Biss
Hill Zartman
Beck
California
Zartmans
Humble
San Francisco
R. C. Stepherson
U-Tote-M
Bayway Drive
Scott Singleton
Sylvia James
Trustees Meet Monday Night on Continuing Contracts for Teachers
Baytown school board to consider policy for continuing contracts after one year with experience. a state bill to legalize such contracts is in the legislature. Parkinson's committee favors continuing contracts and automatic renewal in March. runoff elections and personnel actions also on agenda along with bids for cafeteria, athletic equipment, and land sale near North Main and Interstate 10.
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Johneiza Boynton
Catcent
Paul Parkinson
Parkinson's Committees
Perkinson
Baytown
Boant’ Indi
Cated
North Main
Pon
Interstate Bishway
Baseball-Sized Hail Strikes Indiana and Oklahoma
Hail the size of baseballs pummeled areas near Evansville Indiana and Norman Oklahoma while violent thunderstorms swept from Oklahoma to South Carolina. Tornadoes reported near Bolly Hill and Timmonsville, intense heat in the South, and flooding along the Ohio River impacted Clark and Floyd counties. Heavy snow fell in western mountains as hazardous travel warned from the Sierra Nevada to Nevada and southern Idaho. A small private plane crashed near Los Angeles during the storm. two aboard were on board.
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Norman
Okia
Washite
Oklahoma City
Indiana
Clark
Floyd
Savannah
Macon
Atlanta
Bimingham
Ala
Presidio
Tex
Wichita Falls
Carswell Air Force Base
Far Worth
Sierra Nevadas
California
Nevada
Idaho
Great Salt Lake Desert
Utah
Lake Powell
Utehb-Arizona
Los Angeles
Stalin Daughter Svetlana Goes Abroad Says Tass
Moscow reports Joseph Stalin's daughter Svetlana Alliluyeva has gone abroad with Tass noting it is her private matter. The broadcast follows whispers of a New Delhi to Rome trip and mentions she reportedly received an exit visa for India to bury.
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Stalin
Svetlana
India
Moscow
Joseph Stalin
Tass
Moscow Television
Pravda
Russia
Miss Stalina
New Delhi
Rome
Tess Dispatch
Stalin daughter requests privacy amid Soviet ties thaw
In Bern Swiss Justice Minister Lud wig Von Moos said Svetlana Stalin wants no public statements and seeks privacy after her husband, a citizen of India, died in the Soviet Union. She reportedly told the U S Embassy in New Delhi she fears returning, amid a warming U S Soviet relations.
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Bern
Switzerland
Ludwig von Moos
Dneceph Stalin
Svetlana
Citien
Indie
Soviet Union
Stalin
U.S
New Delhi
Sheas
Moscow
Greer Withdraws From District 6 Baytown Council Race
Edgar W. Greer of 203 Garnet withdraws from the District 6 Baytown City Council race citing Armco Steel training obligations. The contest tightens to two candidates, Lemar Kelley of Diamond Aikali in Deer Park and Tom Jones of Wiesnep Chevrolet in Baytown. Ballot listings show three districts and a slate of candidates for mayor and council seats.
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Edgar W. Greer
Garn
Baytown
Wween Lemar Kelley
Tommine Jones
Greer
Armco
Steel
Ime
Spow Berween Kelley
Diamond Aikali
Deer Park
Jones
Wiesnep Chevrolet Co
Grand
Commissioners Pay Bill Offered in Texas Legislature
A bill by Rex Braun would raise Harris County Commissioners pay by 1500 dollars a year to match Dallas County levels. Braun cites unanimous support from the Harris County delegation though senators’ opinions are not known. The county commissioners’ pay rose from 12,008 to 14,600 six years ago and officials have since received raises aligning with private sector wage trends.
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Harris County
Braun
Hanoi Area Hit by Heaviest U S Bombing in Months
U S war planes pounded North Vietnam targeting the Hanoi region power complex 32 miles northwest of the capital with heavy strikes from bases in Thailand. A convoy of 50 trucks was hit near Viet Tri as weather began clearing, signaling expanding bombing as North Vietnam’s ground resistance continued.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
Hani
Thailand
Viet Tr
Hanoi
Antiak
Meg Wes
Central Highlands
Air Force Sokesman
Air Force Navy
Dey
Viet Tri
Air Sane
North Wietnam
South Vietnam
Henai
6Th Fleet
Meredith Withdraws From Powell Contest
NEW YORK AP James E Meredith a civil rights maverick withdrew from the 18th Congressional District race against Adam Clayton Powell. He announced shortly after accepting the Republican nomination citing no elaboration. Harlem sources and reports say civil rights leaders pushed for unity and MLK Jr urged Meredith to drop out to boost Powell’s defeat potential.
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New York
James E. Meredith
Adam Clayton Powell
Bel
Mer 2
Harlem
Meredith
Powell
É . Factor
Martin Luther King, Jr
King
Hartford
Conn
Two Baytown Youths Die In Separate Traffic Crashes
Two Baytown youths died six hours apart in 交通 wrecks. Eighteen year old Robert Jay Gee Enochs, employee of Triumph Marine Co., and 17 year old Daniel Clark Hiteshew, student at Ross Sterling High School, were killed in a high speed Wooster Street crash and a North Main intersection motorscooter collision respectively. Investigating officer P. J. King charged John Stephanski with negligent homicide and improper turn in Hiteshew’s crash, while Enochs’s wreck resulted in further charges against John Rush for negligent homicide. Both families mourn as services were held for the deceased and survivors include siblings and stepfamilies across Baytown.
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Bobby Susphin
Baynen
Baytown
Daniel Clark Hiteshew
Ross Sterling High School
Roy C. Hiteshew
Decker Drive
Robert Jay Gee Enochs
Triumph Marine Co
Oddie Morgan
Colour
Hiteshew
Enochs
North Main
Schilling
Emeshew
John Stephanski
Harver Frost
Stephanski
Tracy Jo Hiteshew
Birs- Olive Hiteshew
Weston
W. Ve
Mary Ferrell
Houston
Wooster
Earthman Funeral
Enel David Rushjesfora
Joan Martin Road
Game Oficer
P. J. King
Furtherford
Hing
Central
North Street
Abbott Street
Triumph “Marine Co
Inter State
Jack DB. Enochs
Kigore
Wayne Enochs
Hilgate
Linda Morgan
Voters Clip De Gaulle's Power Bloc
In Paris voters weakened Charles de Gaulle's government to a narrow National Assembly margin with 244 to 243 seats claimed by Gaullists and allies. The results show decimated ministers and a leftist coalition potential influence, with Tahiti and Somaliland seats pending.
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de Gaulle
Paris
Charles
National Assembly
Ity of Interior
Tahiti
Somaliland
Comain
France
Oraime
de Gaule
Jean Lecanuet
Lecenuet
Gaullists
Atlantic Alliance
de Gavile
Maurice’. Couve de Murville
Pierre Alessmer
Alexandre Sanguineli
Jean Charbonnel
Refent
Communist Party
Federation of Socialists
Texas House debates 5 percent redistricting tolerance
Austin AP reports Speaker Ben Barnes said the House will adopt a congressional redistricting guideline allowing a 5 percent variance from more and less populated districts. He spoke at a news conference in Washington where Texas congressmen indicated a good chance Congress will pass a bill setting this 5 percent tolerance for reapportionment.
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Austin
House
Ben Barnes
Bares
Washington
Texas
Congress
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Craigmont Civic
Craigmont Civic Associates
T Pl
Arthur Hol
Hemlock
Craigmont
Sigma Nu
Richard E. Bell
Lot Tamarach Drive
Purdue University
Tri-Fi Scouts
Trefi
Highlands Junior School
Neigh
Coly Club
Sterling 5 Pal’ Library
Thad Felton
Oklahoma
Associated Press
Ani
Evansville
Ind
Gregg Blomberg
Bremerton
Wash
Seyan
Mt. McKinley
Bloomberg
Saator Sesbors
Crewey
Dan Save
Raymond TF. Donnelly
Roy K. Williams
Glen Walker cL
Chuck
Cmbolez
Philip T. Eichelberger
Don M
Donnie
Hollum
Districi
Lamar Kelsey
Temmie Jones
Robert Knochs
Thai Nguyen
Laos
Miles
Fiarlem
Jest Holloway
Mirs
Aha. Pierce
Pasadena
Barbara Rogers
Brount Pleasant
Carl Morgan
Burt Morgen
Robert Dry
Larfim
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