Open House for S sons at E Houon
SONS OPEN HOUSE will host an afternoon event with visiting friends from Jasper Atlanta and Temple. Newman Student Association attends 8:30 a.m. mass at Saint Josephs, coffee and doughnuts after, 6:30 p.m. business meeting, then St Patrick's Day party. wear green.
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Elouise Huron
C. L. Oswell
Whitton
Jasper
AL Knowles
Atlanta
Newman Student Association of
Lee College
Saint Joseph's Catholic Church
Saint Joseph's Jr. School
Bay town business and local notices update
Reuben Pfennig in Bay town on business. Tomumy Martin leaves April 1 for the Army. Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Denman and family visit their parents in Port Hueneme. Fred Bednarski helps a woman in distress. Judy Bracey celebrates her 18th belated birthday. Tamara Lancaster laments her dog shot with a pellet gun. Noon Optimist Club guests include Jim Wager and O. E. Allen. Dan Sutton promotes YMCA gymnastics meet on March 25. Wayne Dean offers a hard to refuse suggestion. Tommie Jones and N. V. McWilliams accept new duties. Judge Dan Walton discusses criminal law.
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Reuben Pfennig
Baytown
Tomumy Martin
W. E. Denman
Dane
Danica and
Drew
Port Heuneme
Calif
Leon Daniels
W. P. Denman
Fred Bednarski
D. S. Bracey
Judy
Tamara Lancaster
Brownwood
Jim Wager
U. S. Steel
O. E E. Allen
Dan Sutton
YMCA
Wayne Dean
Tommie Jones
N. V. McWilliams
Dan Walton
Criminal District Court No. 178
Suits Stolen In $5,000 Baytown Store Burglary
Baytown police hunt for three or four burglars who broke into Gregory Mens Shop at 908 W Texas arresting a brick through a plate glass window. About 43 suits 20 sports coats and a plaid coat valued at $5,000 were taken. A white station wagon seen nearby is believed linked.
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Baytown
Texas
N.V. McWilliams
Circle
Po- Hee
General Telephone Co
Mississippi jury convicts Klan member of murder
In Hattiesburg an all white jury found a Ku Klux Klan member guilty of killing Negro leader Vernon Dahmer as he protected his family from firebombers. In Louisiana a cargo ship, the African Star, burned after colliding with two oil barges on the lower Mississippi River, eleven crewmen died and at least two were injured.
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Mississippi
Pointe A LA Hache
Mississippi River
Comsi Guard
Washington Meet Experts Study Gold Problem
Washington hosts six ally central bankers for a two day conference to ease the worst global money crisis in four decades. A congressional plan to enforce austerity and tax surcharges aims to bolster dollar confidence alongside a big cut in Johnson's 1969 budget.
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America
London
Washington Today
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Act of Congress
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D-Ark
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Mills
George H. Mahon
Dtex
House Appropriations Committee
Mahon
Bowie Park Sparks Council Controversy
City council debates a joint Bowie Elementary School park with a $345,000 price tag and a $63,243 design layout. Kew Personaire describes a multi purpose field with asphalt walk, two ball fields, two tennis courts, outdoor handball court and obstacle course with playground equipment. Mayor Seaborn Cravey remarks noted.
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Mike Lonsforda
Bowie
Baytown
Kew Personaire
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Parks and Recreation Board
Rochel Park
Bowie School
Pérsciisiré
Personaire
Seaborn Cravey
Johnson seeks budget cuts and tax hike in crisis
President Johnson called for new budget cuts and a tax hike as seven nations’ bankers met to tackle the world’s gravest money crisis in 40 years. He urged belt tightening and an austere program during talks with congressional leaders.
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Washington
Johnson
Johnson vows victory in Vietnam amid budget talks
President Johnson told a blue ribbon group of American business leaders that the U S will win the war in Vietnam and pursue talks at the negotiating table if possible. He cited ongoing discussions with Congressional leaders on cutting the budget to fund a 10 percent income surtax and to align spending with tax measures.
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Johnson
Vietnam
National Alliance of Businessmen
Congress
Baytonian Makes Perfect Grade
Robert Huwheler Jr., son of Mr and Mrs Bob Bucheler of 1301 Windy Leno, was among 106 North Texas State University students in Denton to post a perfect 3.0 average for the fall semester. The senior psychology major is taking two graduate courses while completing his bachelor's degree. Dr J J Spurlock noted TIT students had 2.5 or better, with 106 at 3.0, a dip from last spring's record 124.
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Robert Huwheler Jr
Bob Bucheler
Windy Leno
North Texas State University
Denton
Huvwheler
NTSU
J. J. Spurlock
Roy White Memorial Scholarship Fund Planned at Ross Sterling
Preliminary plans under way for a Roy White Memorial Scholarship to be awarded to a Ross Sterling senior in memory of the late Ross Sterling assistant principal. Contributions are urged to Ross Sterling High School Roy White Memorial Scholarship Fund and details will be announced.
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Roy White
Ross Sterling
Ross Sterling High School
Kennedy enters race challenging Johnson policies in 1968 primaries
Senator Robert F. Kennedy announced his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination from Washington saying the nation faces a perilous course under President Johnson. He will seek ballot spots in California Oregon and Nebraska and urged stronger support for Senator Eugene McCarthy while stressing a goal to end bloodshed and reduce economic inequality.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Johnson
New York
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
Kennedy
California
Oregon
Nebraska
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
New Yorker
Sea- Room
Sen
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Bobby
UT Honors Jerry Kovar at 20th Annual Convocation
Mr and Mrs Wiem Kovar of Baytown are invited to the 20th Annual Honors Day Convocation at the University of Texas at 10 am in Austin. Jerry Kovar, a UT senior, is among the honored students. The ceremony is in Hoge Auditorium. After graduation he plans to enter UT Medical School in Galveston.
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Wiem Kovar
Baytown
University of Texas
Austin
Kovar
Jerry
Gn Hoge Auditorium
UT Medical School
Galveston
Johnson faces Kennedy plunge at business lunch
President Johnson, unfazed by Robert F. Kennedy's push, jokes about primaries and Meet the Press. He attends a Henry Ford II–led businessmen's lunch while noting copper talks, gold drain, and global bankers in Washington.
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Washington
Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
Henry Ford
Kennedy
NBC
Meet the Press
Bobby Kennedy
Henry
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