Funeral of Arnold Kuehn reported in Sealy
Mr and Mrs G F Viereck of 904 Lindenwood attend funeral for her father Arnold Kuehn 69 of Sealy who died Wednesday The notice lists events at Library Story Hour Wooster Regents To Meet Lee College and other local meetings and dates including Easter break and spring vacation details
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G. F. Viereck
Lindenwood
Sealy
Arnold Kuehn
Kuehn
Wooster Library
Bevil Oliver
Cooler Baytown Forecast With Mild Nights
Cooler temperatures are expected in Baytown Monday and Tuesday under clear to partly cloudy skies. Daytime highs range from the mid 70s to the lower 70s with nights in the 50s.
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Baytown
Community figures and events highlight West Virginia roundup
Mrs. Robert McClendon and Mrs. Chester Rogers work on Community Concert memberships. Mrs. Ted Kloesel reviews Girl Scout publicity. John Moore of Austin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moore, plans after May graduation. Dr. James Moore of Dallas, son of Mrs. Silas Moore, sworn into the U S Air Force. Mildred Fayle assists. Vivian Leahy prepares an artistic display. Susan Hodges schedules a big weekend. Larry Hale offers to film near a precipice. Curtis Herring may shoot himself. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rundell attend Fritz Lamhams reception, as do Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tillery.
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Robert McClendon
Chester Rogers
Ted Kloesel
John Moore
Austin
Carl Moore
James Moore
Dallas
Silas Moore
U. S. Air Force
Mildred Fayle
Vivian Leahy
Susan Hodges
Larry Hale
Curtis Herring
Walter Rundell
Fritz Lanhams
Charles ‘Tillerys
Teen Crusade Draws 30,000 Supporters at Orange Bowl
Miami AP report says a teen-age Crusade for Decency in Entertainment drew about 30,000 hand-clapping supporters to the Orange Bowl Stadium. Kevin O Connor spokesman for the 1 member executive board said the rally may become a permanent organization and that the group is for decency, not protest. They surpassed their goal, plan to continue, and have $1,500 left over after expenses.
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Miami
Orange Bowl
Kevin O'Conner
Astros file suit over Staub Alou Clendenon trade
Houston filed a federal suit seeking a declaratory judgment against Montreal over a recent NL trade. The deal sent Rusty Staub to the Expos for Jesus Alou and Donn Clendenon, who soon announced his retirement from baseball.
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Houston
Houston Astros
Montreal Expos
Astros
Rusty Staub
Jesus Alou
Donn Clendenon
Clendenon
No Early Return Of GIs Seen
Washington leaders say substantial U S troop withdrawals from Vietnam may take up to a year based on military factors. Agreement at Paris or a Nixon decision could speed a pullout, but Defense Secretary Laird cautions now is not the time amid ongoing offensives. The Pentagon signals moving toward Vietnamization through modernization of South Vietnamese forces.
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Washington
U.S
Vietnam
Paris
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
Pentagon
Movie rights offer for Ray story tops 175000
New York AP Percy Foreman says Carlo Ponti offered 175000 for Ray life story rights to William Bradford Huie. Foreman would take 60 percent of the movie and 60 percent of Huie’s Look magazine deal, with possible total around 400000 for Foreman. He would donate excess to Ray family.
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New York
Percy Foreman
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Rpessbane
Carlo Ponti
Sophia Loren
William Bradford Huie
Ray
Foreman
Ponti
Houston
Tex
Look Magazine
Huie
Lisee Ray
Editorial urges Baytown candidates to stake out key issues
The Baytown Sun urges mayoral and council hopefuls to openly declare positions on three core issues. zoning, funding for growth through bonds, and city tax policy toward San Jacinto Methodist Hospital. The editorial stresses voters deserve clear stances before the April 1 election.
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Baytown Sun
Baytown
A. M
Andy) Braswell
Albert Fanestiel
Glen Walker
David Evans Abe Simon
Don Hallum
J. W. Thornton
Kathleen L. Hall
Ronald Roberts
Leonard W. Stasney
Jim Bailey Allen Cannon
Lamar Kelley
William Glenn Smith
The
Sun
City
Baytown school board meets on salaries taxes and policy
In a marathon session the Baytown school board plans an open meeting after a 6:30 p.m. closed session to discuss personnel contracts. It will hear salary requests from the Baytown Education Association and Baytown Classroom Teachers Association, consider revenue bonds for stadium parking, discipline procedures, tax notices, cafeteria purchasing policies, and a request from the Baytown Housing Authority to use about 1000 dollars for community centers.
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Johnella Boynton
Baytown Education Association
Baytown Classroom Teachers Association
Stallworth Stadium
Hobart Enoch
Enoch
Troy Peterson
Peterson
H. M. Campbell
Baytown Housing Authority
Housing Authority
Antitrust suit planned against Ling-Temco-Vaughn
The Justice Department will file an antitrust suit to curb merger mania, targeting Ling-Temco-Vought Inc to force divestiture of its interest in Jones and Laughlin Steel amid a broader crackdown on corporate concentrations. A sequence of violent and deadly incidents is also noted across Texas during the weekend.
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Justice Department
Supergiant
Ling- Temco-Vought, Inc
Jones and Laughlin Steel
Baytonians Win 21 State Press Awards
In San Antonio four The Baytown Sun staffers earned 21 of 75 Texas Press Women awards. Winners include Mrs. J E Gingrich announcing honors, Mrs. Robert Maeser for library programs, Wanda Orton for juvenile policy and police improvement series, Glenn Pfennig for Cerebral Palsy Center stories, and Martha Ann Hemphill for fashion photography. First place winners advance to national competition. state awards will be handed out in Longview in October.
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San Antonio
Baytown Sun
Texas Press
J. E. Gingrich
Robert Maeser
Sterling, Municipal Library
Library Lines
the Sun
Wanda Orton
Baytown
Glenn Pfennig
Martha Ann Hemphill
Baytonians
Hemphill
Secretary of
Texas Press Women
National Federation of Press Women
Longview
Supreme Court again declines to revisit eavesdropping ruling
Washington AP reports the Supreme Court refused to reconsider its 5-8 decision on electronic surveillance in security cases. The government urged narrowing protections, arguing warrantless taps may apply to foreign intelligence. The case centered on Igor Ivanov, jailed 20 years for spy conspiracy. The court did not reveal its reasons.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Justice Department
Erwin Griswold
U.S
Igor Ivanov
Nixon greets Trudeau as first official visitor to White House
President Nixon welcomed Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau as the first official visitor of his administration. Rain forced indoor ceremonies but trumpet flourishes and a military honor guard marked his arrival. Talks and social activities followed as both leaders pledged friendship and possible common ground on differences.
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Washington
Nixon
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
White House
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