Sun Spots and Prom Night at the Youth Fair
The fragment lists Sun Spots, frat activities, and a youth fair with mentions of Ray Unit, TATE OE, and a 1945 reunion. It notes calendar items about Sheridan, Boynton, Oakes, and other local figures, plus remarks on a track moot and a thought for the day about violence and reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Frost
Val
Sheridan
Dolaeta Boynton
Lee Wrens Oakes
Tania
Tech Heed Fosthatt
Vespen Glars
Jacobs Omtainer
Eke Ruston
Dabby Garr
Sowsyyne Theisiv Vin Lounsberry Garlers
Austin
Hever Y Rackbeld
Gail Whitcomb Steals California Show in Houston
Houston coverage highlights Gail Whitcomb from Houston as she dominates a California show tour spanning six weeks. The piece notes Los Angeles traffic, city miles, roadways, and vehicle counts, with scattered references to local leaders and a teardown of regional travel dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Gail Whitcomb
California
Los Angeles
Accreditation Visit Set For Baytown Schools
Southern Association inspectors will visit Baytown schools May 12 to 14 to assess accreditation. Acting superintendent W.D. Hinson said the five man team will review several areas and may suggest upgrades. Dr. Raymond Wilson of the association notified local officials April 24 of the schedule and will be accompanied by Dr. Joe Exell and three other members. He noted preliminary contact occurred March 24-25 and meetings with the board and press are planned during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Lee Cruece
W.D
Bil) Hinson
Suton
Colieres
Scheels
May
Tem
Association
Hinson
Raymond G. Wilson
Atlanta
Commission On Secondary Schools
Wilson
Lee College
Stude
Joe B. Exell
Exell
Aee
Herman Frick
Florida State University
Tallshessee Henry Ashmore
Armstrong College
Savannah
Shelby Counee
Memphis, Tenn
Joes
New Group Buys Gulf Coast Hospital
A new corporation of 17 Baytown area physicians and businesspeople announced the purchase of Gulf Coast Hospital and Clinic. Plans call for reorganization, extensive remodeling, and a master plan for a 40 acre site including a new pavilion, with continued operation under existing staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Group
Gulf Coast Hospital
Gulf Coast Hospital and Clinic
Harry Miller
Gulf Coast
Baytown Area
M. Cecil Bobbitt
Baytown
Calvin A. Rutherford
Gulf Coast Harmarcymanager
Miller
Garth
Two ships collide near Mackinaw Bridge sinking feared
Mackinaw Cedy Michigan AP reports two ships the limestone carrier Warvie and the Norn freighter Topdalsfjord collided about five miles west of the Mackinaw Bridge. Witness C Dagwell heard from a Marine radio operator that the Cedarville was sinking as the captain tried to beach her.
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Mackinaw Cedy
Cedarville
Mesik
City to sell land and two buildings in Baytown
The City of Baytown will open bids on June 8 for a tract at 6109 Bay Way Drive and two buildings formerly used by the Harris County Fresh Water District. The sale includes scrap metal and about 15 unclaimed vehicles. Bids must be in a sealed envelope with a five percent cash deposit. Contact City Hall or Finance Director J B LeFevre for details.
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Cis
Baytown
Bayway Drive
Warris County Fresh Waterfly Dustries Mo
Bey Town
Wilanaon
Raynar Drive
W. Moe
City of House
City Hall
Jones
Mother's Day Kidney Gift From Daly City Mother
Mrs Inez Blackman plans a kidney transplant for her daughter Mrs Steven Canty as hospital notes say the operation will be performed Tuesday at the University of California Medical Center by Dr John S Najarian. Both kidneys removed recently from Mrs Canty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN Prancisco
Inez Blackman
Blackman
University of California Medical Center
John S. Najarian
Steven Canty
Daly City
Tornado string kills and injures hundreds in Minnesota
A sequence of tornadoes devastates heavily populated areas in Minnesota, killing at least ten people and injuring over two hundred. Officials say property damage runs into millions as emergency crews mobilize.
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Minnesota
Space chief grounds kosher corned beef sandwich
NASA Administrator James E Webb ordered a ban after Lt Comdr John W Young aboard the Molly Brown on March 25 took a kosher corned beef sandwich that conflicted with his 192 item special diet. No harm occurred, officials testified to a House subcommittee, but the order stood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James E. Webb
John W. Youngs
Air Force
Virgil K. Gris
Sam
National Aeronautics and iSpace Administration
House Appropriations Subcommittee
Webb
Senators Approve 700 Million for Vietnam War
President Johnson signed a $700 million Vietnam War appropriation in the East Room, framing it as a message of determination to resist aggression. The Senate approved 48-3 and the House backed it 408-7, with critics warning it could commit the U.S. to undeclared war and urging renewed diplomacy.
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Washington
Johnson
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
White House
Congress
South Viet Nam
Senate
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Jacob K. Javits
Pn.y
House
lHe
Isaidt
George Aiken
RVI
Frank Church
D-Idahn
Asia
Robert F. Kennedy
Joseph S. Clark
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Gaylord Nelson
D-W
Gruening
Hill
Morse
Nelson
Mike Mansfield Everett M. Dir
Mansfield
Demea
Governor Conally Faults Local School Funding Burden
Texas Governor John Connally urged higher national ranking for public schools, blaming local districts for underpay. He cited state aid per pupil at 56 dollars above average while local support lagged 66 below the national mean. He argued local districts shoulder the bulk of costs, and without their full share Texas would rise among the top states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas Public
John Connally
Texas State Teachers’ Association
TSTA
Connally
Car rear-ended by woman charged with DWI in county court
A man testified in Justice of the Peace court that his car was struck from the rear by a woman charged with driving while intoxicated. The investigating officer supported the claim as the defendant demanded to question the witness about why the other car backed into his vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace ML MM. Brown
Wilze Brown
Barbecue and Civic Day Highlights at Humble Creek
A Saturday gathering features a barbecue and trimm festival on Kumb'e Day with Lorcet 7 and DLA attendees. Odessa and Midland businessmen support the Chick Wenon Gang catering at nationwide events, raising funds for Boys Ranch in Amarillo. The roster includes ball games, square dancing, Little Miss Humbe Day, a style show, kid rides, and swimming throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chick Wenon
Seutin
Tn Auch Chasitles
Boys Ranch
Amarillo
Ball Eames
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Actavis Staal
Jose Leitative
Uys
Sudmire
TS EA
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Marie Atieers
Clete
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Gete
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Teaes Gulf Coast
McElmy
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Brinks Unlimited
Accreditation Agency
Southern Association
Gentry
Finture
Posy 'Favin
W. To Janes
Robert Phu
H. W.isalpaiek TH
William Sharp
George Wabnssoy
Ethe
J. Buriunek
Frank Archer
Richard Atkins
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Charles Geart
Jim Wallasios
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United Ales
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Montreal Bank
Treck
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Secretary of Defense
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Tiree Monty
S. Fruman
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Harris County Federal Savings and Loan Association
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