Baytown Area Notices Include Theft Air Filter and Glasses
Baytown police report a theft of a black metal air filter from a former resident now in Buffalo. A pair of glasses, black and gold, was found near Illinois Street. Also noted is a Baytown Junior High office sale and a school board candidate meet. GOP precinct conventions set for May 7 and a county convention May 14 at Sam Houston Coliseum.
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Baytown
Buffalo
GOP
Harris County
Republican Executive Committee
Ita
Sam Houston Coliseum
Houston
Partly Cloudy Then Showers This Week
Weather outlook calls for partly cloudy skies through Wednesday with widely scattered showers Tuesday night into Wednesday. Temperatures range 55 to 82 degrees, with Monday 45 to 51 and 8 am reading at Sun weather station. Tuesday's high reached 62 degrees.
Marion High student wins French honor at Houston meeting
Kathy Brinkman, top student at Marion High, earns first place in French at a Houston meeting. Charles Scott begins a new job. Johnelia Boynton praises parenting. Harry Blum walks home for exercise. Bessie Brown shares a postcard from Sweetswater about eaten snakes. Felicia Judice adds a birthday candle. Gloria Donnelly schedules an extra appointment. Edith Peacock does a favor. Marge Willborn checks on neighbors. Mary Ruth Vaught borrows a desk for publicity work. Bobby Herndon is praised for his pulpit address. Ann Flukinger becomes a Baytown bank employee. Barbara Swain boasts about keeping new dogs. Bil and Shirley Schubert entertain with songs. Rev. Harry Holmes gives the Chamber banquet invocation. Judge and Mrs Hooey and Commissioner and Mrs Rarey attend. Buddy Bray reveals party location.
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Kathy Brinkman
Marion
Houston
Charles Scott
Johnelia Boynton
Harry Blum
Bessie Brown
Sweetswater
Felicia Judice
Gloria Donnelly
Edith Peacock
Marge Willborn
Mary Ruth Vaught
Bobby Herndon
Allen Rice
Ann Flukinger
Baytown
Barbara Swain
Bil
Shirley Schubert
Harry Holmes
Fred Hooey
V. V. Rare
Buddy Bray
Senate Nod Seen For Viet Funds
The Senate is expected to approve a 13.1 billion dollar Viet Nam war fund as debate opened on a supplemental appropriation. Senator Russell warned that voters may punish in November if the war drags on, urging tougher action on North Vietnam and Haiphong. Debate shifted to today after Sen Clark urged more time for speeches.
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Washington
Senate
Richard B. Russell
Armed Services Committee
Johnson
Capitol Hill
Russell
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
United States
U.S
Southeast Asia
Clark
Charlie McCarthys
Sen. J. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
April Texas draft quota hits low since 1965
Austin AP reports State Selective Service lowers April draft quota to 873 men the smallest since August 1965. Calls have fluctuated up to 1,523 since August. Col. Morris S Schwert says Texas office received 105 physicians for services in July August September and 3 005 men will undergo pre induction physical and mental exams in April down from 5 515 in March.
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Austin
State Selective Service
Texas
Morris S. Schwert
Selective Service
Army
Navy
Air Force
Schwartz
Finalists In Atom Smasher Race Told
The National Academy of Sciences narrowed the search for a site to six locations for a 373 million atom smasher, after evaluating eight proposals. Ann Arbor Brookhaven Stetson Wis Sierra foothills near Sacramento Canif Denver. The report notes Denver lacks nearby university strength but cites geology, accessibility and space as merits. Final selection awaits Atomic Energy Commission approval and congressional action.
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National Academy of Sciences
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Mich
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Stet Ison
Wis
Sierra Foothills
Sacramento
Canf
South Barrington
Weston
Chicago
Denver
Cole
Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
Atomic Research Laboratory
National Academy of Science
Tes
Smasher
Car Hits Dip Injuring Texas City Woman
A 48 year old Texas City woman, Ruby Haney Nugent, was injured when her car hit a dip on East Wright at about 7 10 p m. Soda water bottles from a case bounced and struck her on the head causing severe injuries. She was taken to Gulf Coast Hospital by Earthman ambulance. Patrolman Fionald Cooper said the driver was traveling east at unsafe speed when the dip caused the crash. The impact tore the back joint from the right front wheel and the steering system was damaged. The officer charged the driver with exceeding safe speed.
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Texas City
Ruby Haney Nugent
5Th Avenue N
Gulf Coast Hospital
Nugent
Fionald Cooper
Cooper
Grissom Named Pilot for First Apollo Three Man Craft
Virgil L Grissom, a Mercury and Gemini veteran, leads a three man crew for an Apollo shakedown of up to 14 days in earth orbit. Edward H Whitell and Roger B Chaffee join as command crew to prepare for a lunar mission window before 1970.
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Grissom
Air Force
Edward H. Whitell
Navy
Roger B. Chaffee
United States
Jaycee President Urges Men To Serve Community
Ron Parish new Baytown Jaycees president urges men aged 21 to 35 to join and lead community service efforts. He recalls a past 200-member chapter, notes its decline to 31, and says the group is rebuilding while emphasizing action over promises and inviting calls to join.
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Ron Parish
Baytown
Parish
Jaycees
Parish Jat
The
Baytown Students Qualify For Houston Regional Science Fair
Sixty eight Baytown students are eligible for the Greater Houston Regional Science Fair set for April 3 at Sam Houston Coliseum. Eligible participants span Highlands, Robt. E. Lee, Carver, Horace Mann, Cedar Bayou, and other area junior and senior high schools with entries in physical, biological, earth, chemistry, physics, and mathematics disciplines.
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Baytown
Ted A. Richard
Carol Lang
Mary Goodney
Randel L. Rohr
William Lyles
Ewell A. Clarke
Earl Center
Richard Ruckman
Arr Nette Maroney
Donnie Federson
Robert B. Lée High School
Kathy Rose Center
George O. Cummings
Ronald Louis Mitchell
Mike Mullen
Martin Smith
REL
Ella Jenkins
Mary Louise Landry
Arthur Roberson
Carver
Albert Kelso
Bill Schweitzer
Denise Reineke
Rod Cezeanu
Lou Ellen Currie
Jeffrey Webber
Highlands Junior High
Kathleen Pye
Horace Mann Junior High
Jim Fayle
Robert E. Lee
Cedar Bayou
Gary Jones
Mike Hoskins
Richard Young
Danny Herndon
Byron Tate
Barry Burl ‘Son
Janet Kay Lee
Sara Lyles
John Ip. Thompsonr
Steven A. ‘Rose
Debbie ‘Massey
Paul Heinrich
Sallly Ann Forrester
Alice Stevenson
Robert Wagnon
John Thompson
Carver Junior High
Margie McGhee
Carmen Armstead
Lynnette Ann Goudeau
Marvin St. Julian
Ann Price
Horace Mann
Gary Lynn Erwin
Norman Russell
Richard Blum
Terry Thompson
Nolan Partin
Kathy Hastings
Mark Jacobs
Robyn Louise Chandler
Terifial Moses
Bobby Kinsey
Dickie Lambert
Meeting Postponed by Cedar Bayou Methodist Guild
The Wesleyan Service Guild of Cedar Bayou Methodist Church postpones its Tuesday night meeting to 7 30 p m on March 1 at the church, announcing the change to members and attendees.
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Cedar Bayou
Canterbury Archbishop Visits Pope in Rome for Unity Talks
The Anglican Archbishop of Canterbury Dr. Michael Ramsey arrives in Rome for a first ever official meeting with Pope Paul VI to discuss Christian unity. Five anti-Catholic demonstrators travel with him, shouting traitor as the plane departs. Ramsey and the pope plan a Wednesday meeting and a joint prayer the next day.
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Canterbury
London
Paul VI
Michael Ramsey
Vatican
Belfast
Lambeth Palace
Tan Paisley
Free Presbyterian Church of Northam Ireland
Ecumenical Council
John Wylie
Jack Glass
Glasgow
Robert Hood
James McCarroll
Ramsey
Banquet Elevates Eldon Berry as Chamber Leader
Baytown insurance man Eldon Berry assumed the Baytown Chamber of Commerce presidency at the annual banquet. He outlined a three point program focusing on streets and roads, air and water pollution studies, flood control, and strengthened chamber committees. Berry praised outgoing president Perry Britton and highlighted industry growth led by U S Steel, noting a site location shift to Blythegen near Houston.
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Bobby Sotphin
Baytown Insurance
Eldon Berry
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Baytown
Berry
Perry Britton
U.S. Steel
New Houston News
Blytgen
Houston
Saigon leader faces Buddhist backlash amid military rule
Premier Nguyen Cag Ey seeks to placate a rising Buddhist anger in Saigon as unrest grows nine months into the regime. Minor tremors hit Uganda with at least 79 dead from Sunday’s quake. Spain expects recovery of an H-bomb lost offshore. Texas Railroad Commission reports record April crude oil production at 33.7 percent. Four NYC papers push merger to form a single publishing company.
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Nguyen Cag Ey
Saigon
Uganda
Texas Railroad Commission
Texas reports 575421 new voters in 13 day registration
Texas Atty Gen. Carr cites 575421 new voters gained across 228 counties during a 13 day emergency registration period with estimates from six counties. He notes missing reports from 26 counties and mentions 100000 in Harris and 90000 in Dallas. Stanley Woods seeks extension to 30 days and DOJ review is asked. Carr credits state media for informing the public.
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Texas
Atty
Waggoner Carr
Carr
Harris County
Dallas County
Stanley Woods
U.S. Justice Department
John Doar
U.S
Woods
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