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Residents complain of dogs poisoned near South Circle Drive and urge action to protect children. Baytown hairdressers meet at Juanitas Beauty Shop for a Lone Star Stylist demo and district talk by Sybil Thomas. Posters requested for Baytown Little Theater productions. call 424-8405. Plumwood Garden Club to install officers at Youngbloods Restaurant Wednesday at 12:3 a.m. Mrs. C. H. Bone to perform installations. Final vote tally in Democratic Precinct Chairman race shows Read 484 and Heinrich 17. Read retains chairmanship. Wayne Chandler to speak at Rotary Club Wednesday noon. Baytown forecast calls for cloudy to partly sunny with possible showers. 70 to 80 degree temperatures. Galveston tides listed for Wednesday. Baytown YMCA scuba club meets Tuesday at 7:30 pm with underwater slides and info on May 13 classes. bring gear for post-meeting pool dive.
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Local notices and social updates from Deer Park and beyond
Walter and Mildred Braun celebrate a granddaughter born to Welden and Mary Jo Braun Moore in Deer Park. Emma Prinzel named Southeast Texas blackberry pie champion. Norman McElvane returns from Champions Golf Tournament. Warren Spencers added to Hilltop Lakes homeowners list. J Erwin Simpson plans milestone recognition. Humble Day picnic hoped for by Herb Zimmerman. Mary Smith arranges for a photo. Did Clay Hooper have measles.
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Emma Prinzel
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Norman McElvane
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Walter Ehrhardt
E. Gulf
Roy Montgomery
Edythe Musick
John Stuart
Warren Spencers
Hilltop Lakes
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Herb Zimmermans
Mary Smith
Clay Hooper
RFK McCarthy Clash In Indiana Democratic Primary
In Indianapolis Indiana voters faced a Democratic presidential primary judged by image over policy as RFK and McCarthy campaigned against Gov Rozier Branigin of Indiana who urged victory. Nixon held a Republican primary with write ins excluded. Branigin backed preserving Indiana influence at the Democratic National Convention.
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Precinct Box On Page 14 Describes Local Primary Results
A precinct breakdown of votes cast in Saturdays Democrat primary and two of three referendum propositions appears on Page 14. The tally covers 22 voting boxes in Justice Precinct 3 focusing on liquor by the drink and parimutuel betting referendums. The ink price control proposal failed in Precinct 3 and across the state.
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Dancer's Image Derby winner drugged, disqualified at Churchill Downs
Louisville report says Dancer's Image was drugged before the Kentucky Derby. Churchill Downs will disqualify the winner, place it last, and turn all winnings to Calumet Farm, owner of second place Forward Pass. A state chemist analysis found phenylbutazone or a derivative in the urine sample.
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State Racing Commision
Lurleen Wallace Dies After Cancer Battle in Alabama
Gov Lurleen B Wallace 41 died in her sleep after a two year cancer fight at the executive mansion in Montgomery Her husband George and their four children were at her bedside Lt Gov Albert Brewer became governor under Alabama law of succession Funeral arrangements not announced She had pushed a public health program focusing on mental illness and helped secure a 25 million bond issue for new facilities See Lurleen, Page 2.
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Brewer Becomes Acting Alabama Governor After Wallace Death
Albert Brewer, a Decatur attorney and former speaker of the Alabama House, is thrust into the governorship after Governor Lurleen Wallace dies. He serves briefly as lieutenant governor and acting governor, plans a 1970 gubernatorial bid, and contemplates a full four-year term if elected.
Senator Carl Hayden to retire after 56 years in Congress
Washington AP reports Arizona Democrat Senator Carl Hayden, 90, will not seek re election ending a five plus decades on Capitol Hill. Hayden, former Maricopa County sheriff, reflects on a political career marked by leadership as chair of the Senate Appropriations Committee as colleagues note other retirements.
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Homer Garrison Dies In Houston
Texas public safety chief Homer Garrison died in Houston at 5 23 am of cancer at M D Anderson Hospital He was 60 The longtime director of the Texas Department of Public Safety was noted as a leading lawman who helped shape state policing and was once called the J Edgar Hoover of Texas His career spanned more than three decades including a period as a teen deputy and as head of DPS beginning in 1938 He is survived by a widow Mrs Mary Nell Garrison a son Homer Trey Garrison his mother Mrs Mattie Milan Garrison and six brothers and two sisters Funeral arrangements were pending in Houston
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Crash of Flying Bedstead Trains Space Officials Probe
Space Agency officials seek explanation for the crash of a Flying Bedstead lunar landing training craft that plunged to earth at Ellington AFB on Monday. Neil Armstrong parachuted to safety from 209 feet. A Czech Communist leader reassures Kremlin that Czechoslovakia stays solidly Communist amid liberal trends. About 3341 UT El Paso students demonstrate in support of the administration on campus.
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Fy-Livestock Show Chief Masterson Dies in Houston
Neill Ty Masterson Jr. 66 a Houston civic leader and longtime Houston Livestock Show figure died Monday from cancer. He served as president of Lone Star Beer Co and joined the livestock show in 1932 remaining active until his death. Survivors include his widow a daughter and a son all of Houston. Services are pending.
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Miners Trapped as Flood Holds 10 in WV Shaft
Rescue units fought dwindling air in a two mile coal shaft at Hominy Falls West Virginia as 25 miners were trapped after water filled an abandoned section. Fifteen were accounted for by surface relay, ten remained at the end of a low passageway, with one saying his brother was among the trapped. Officials said the trapped men could not possibly escape.
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School Board President Mitchell Resigns for Holland Assignment
Seth H. Mitchell Jr., 42, resigns from the district board as he takes a 17 month managerial post with Esso Chemie N. D. in Rotterdam. He will move his family to The Hague, expected to depart next week and return in June for the move. Mitchell had led the board since 1968 and pushed a large school building program.
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Rotterdam
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Sam Alford
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Bob Wahrmund
Seth
Cassius Clay Loses Appeal Over Draft Conviction
The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld Cassius Clay’s conviction and five year prison term for draft evasion. He remains free on bond as he plans to seek Supreme Court review. Clay’s refusal to be drafted at Houston Induction Center in 1967 led to the sentence and fine.
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School's Guidance Director Retires After 40 Years of Service
Deputy Superintendent John Stuart retires after four decades in Baytown education. At a June 30 dinner in his honor, more than 200 friends attended as he received the Mr Chips award for outstanding achievement and a cashier’s check from Superintendent George Gentry and fellow educators acknowledging his 47 years in the field.
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