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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1969

Page

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Baytown Community Meetings And Updates This Week

Various Baytown groups plan meetings this week including AFS Robert E Lee chapter at 4 p.m. Tuesday in the audio visual room, a Parents Without Partners gathering at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at 313 Burnet, Baytown Kennel Club 7:30 p.m. Monday at the Civic Center, and Garden Club spring show from 2 to 6 p.m. Tuesday at 2102 Chilton. Also, bids for 20 educational TV antenna systems open at 4 p.m. Thursday, and Baytown Junior Council meets 10:40 a.m. Tuesday to discuss the eighth grade banquet.

AFS Robert &, Lee The American Field Service Ray Swofford Robert E. Lee Baytown Wilbora Gregory Burnet Gladys Compton Kennel Club Baytown Kennel Club Civic Center Plumwood Garden Club J. C. Wilborn Chilton Market Street School Council

Baytown Area Weather Forecast and Tides Update

Cloudy to partly sunny conditions expected in the Baytown area on Monday with scattered showers through Monday night. Temperature ranges from the upper 60s to the low 80s. Morgan's Point tides show a high at 9 31 p.m. Tuesday and a low at 7 07 a.m.

Baytown Area Morgan's Point

Local Society Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Travels

Mrs Dora Ward and Mrs Mildred Grant explore a new vocation while Judy Burnet and Charles Roland are often in a hue and cry. Pam In tersoll displays a new Ting. Cherie Laughlin visits overnight. T A Day shares about grandchildren. Apologies to Mrs Arthur Mae Lemon for a name error. Mary Lau Burkett shines in yellow. Carol Maeser says hi from LSU. Susan Clayton enjoys a new TV. Sandra Munson misses a friend wave. Linda Wilder plans a Hawaii week with husband Ronald, a Vietnam Army sergeant.

Dora Ward Mildred Grant Judy Burnet Charles Roland Pam Intersoll Cherie Laughlin T. A. Day Arthur Mae Lemon Mary Lau Burkett Carol Maeser Louisiana State University Susan Clayton Sandra Munson Linda Wilder Hawaii Ronald Vietnam

Nixon Opposes Quick Cut In Viet Troops

Washington report details President Nixon and aides arguing against immediate troop withdrawals in Vietnam. Laird outlined options including mutual withdrawal, strengthening South Vietnamese forces, or reduced Viet Cong activity as potential paths, with White House officials stressing any pullback must wait for a favorable moment despite pressure from Republicans.

Washington R. Laird Nixon U.S Vietnam Warrenton Vadently South Vietnam Laird Tion White House Paris

Weekend Violence in Texas Leaves 61 Dead

The Associated Press reports 61 Texans died violently over the holiday weekend from Friday evening to Sunday night. The tally includes 25 in motor vehicle crashes, 18 in shootings, 5 drownings, and 12 in three plane crashes. Notable robberies led to gunfire fatalities including a gas station owner in Midland and other victims in Greenville and Mesquite. A trio from Mathis perished on U.S. 359 near Orange Grove, while Eugene Shine, 16, drowned at Lufkin State School pond. Florentine Villa, 2, of Flu, is listed in the follow up.

Don ‘I Smith Midland Greenville L. BR Cox Mesquite Paul Gregg Ray Dallas Mathis U. S Soul of Orange Grove Guadalupe Morales Pablo G. Morales Pablo Morales Eugene Shine Lufkin State School Thelma Shine Timpson Florentine Villa

Lake Livingston project outlined to Baytown group

Albert Hall detailed Lake Livingston development to Baytown Chamber members. He described dam completion targets, land and highway relocations, a 1 mile air line move, 192 graves moved, and a 32 000 acre timber clearing effort. The lake will span 86 000 surface acres, reach 130 feet deep, and when impounding starts aim for 130 feet.

Lake Livingston Albert Puuel Towers Hall Unis Lake Livingston

Trustees and Teachers To Discuss Pay Raise Tonight

The Baytown school board meets in a work session with representatives of the Baytown Education Association and Baytown Classroom Teachers Association at 7:30 p.m. to discuss proposed salary hikes for 1969-70, with a formal session to follow on construction contracts for Pumphrey Elementary and remodeling at five other schools.

Johnella Boynton Baytown Education Association Baytown Classroom Teachers Association Pumphrey James A. Davis

Houston Banks Overtake Dallas as Texas Deposits Leader

In the first quarter of 1969 Houston led Texas banking with total deposits of 4,740,777,948 across Harris County banks, up from 4,264,038,307 a year earlier. Across the state, most banks posted higher deposits than April 1968, though several showed declines from 1968 year-end totals.

Associated Press Houston Dallas Texas Harris County

Lawmakers Race for Quick M40day Session Resolution

The legislature opens its final months with Gov Preston Smith Lt Gov Bev Barnes and House Speaker Gus Mutscher pursuing quick solutions to the appropriations deadlock. Campos elected Texas LU LAC state director in San Antonio meeting. Three Texas A&M students charged with burglary after entering the admin building. Thunderstorms linger statewide with relief from weekend tornadoes. Supreme Court Justice Abe Fortas had a $20000 fee from Louis Wolfson’s family—paid back after 11 months.

Preston Smith Bev Barnes House Gus Mutscher Life Magazine Supreme Court Abe Fortas Louis E. Wolfson

Fire Police Pay Increase Figures Still Not Ready

City council pay raise study for policemen and firemen adjourned without recommended figures for council. Only agreement is a $675 ceiling for patrolmen at top longevity pay. Mayor Walker urged figures before Wednesday’s meeting. The panel warned future bumps could force tax increases and urged a referendum option.

Ron Lennard Glen Walker Ted Kinesel Kloesel City Hall Walker Leonard Stasney Johnnie Deel Donnie Hullum Hullum Kloe

Baytown Teachers Back Harlem Pilot Program

The Baytown Classroom Teachers Association urges support for the Harlem Elementary School pilot plan featuring continuous pupil progress, enriched curriculum, team teaching, and programmed learning. New officers include Joe Wood as president, Olivia McKinney as vice president, and John Tubbe as president-elect, with a full slate of committee chairs and student representation on the executive board.

Baytown Classroom Teachers Association Harlem Olivia McKinney John Tubbe Roselle Myers Hamilton Beazley Roy Forester Brain Glover Fred Blundell Sharmain Ramey John Holley Bill Rogers Wilma H. Johnston Carol Grubaugh

Baytown Youth Named to West Point in Class of Four

Miles Roger Jones, 18, was named to West Point after tests at Fort Belvoir Virginia and a Washington visit. He is the son of OrJan and Wini Jones of 509 Pamela and joins brothers Robin and Ned as Eagle Scouts in a rare triple family accomplishment.

Baytown West Point Miles Roger Jones Bob Feckhardt Washington Ils Miles OrJan R. Jones Pamela Fort Belvoir Washington, D.C Robin Ned Jim Wini Jones Houston Post Sears First Presbyterian Church

Severe weather hits Baytown with heavy rain and watches

A noon thunderstorm drenched Baytown with near one inch of rain and strong winds. Westherman H. G. Work reported .86 of an inch in 30 minutes, with no tornado sightings. Tornado and severe thunderstorm watches were issued for the area, including Harris County, Beaumount to Victoria, and nearby cities.

Baytown Westherman H. G Highway 146 U.S. Weather Bureau Houston Weather Bureau Wharton Rosenberg Harris County Fort Worth U. S. Weather Bureau Beaumont Victoria Tri-City Beach Road Hosel Oaks Plumwood Power Company H. G. Work Highway 46

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