Memorial services and civic notices in Baytown area
The community pages list funeral services for Mrs Lenertz to be held Tuesday at Richardson Funeral Home with past representatives attending. Also announced are club and civic meetings in Baytown and Webster includingCRAIGMONT CIVIC ASSOCIATION, DABNEY GOODWIN chapter events, TRICITY Beach Civic Association elections, and a Rotary Club talk on prescriptions for tomorrow by Bill Neal. Also noted is Lt. Wayne Middleton USN aboard USS Agile in the Mediterranean.
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Sorority Council
Ikebana
Trebana International Flower
Memorial Baptist Church
Ship Hall
Webster Civic Center
Webster
Baytonians
M_ E. Schiller
Fred Hederhorst
Dabney ~ Goodwin Chapter
USC
W. H. Bridges
Southwood Circle
Baytown
Tri-City Beach
Tricity Beach Civic Association
West Bay
Elvise Jordan
Gregory Wayne Middleton
USN
Ralph Middleton Jr
W. Francis
Mediterranean
Agile
U. S. Sixth Fleet
Charleston
S.C
Rotary
Rotary Club
Tower
Bill Neal
Philadelphia
Weather says cloud cover and warm trend ahead
Weather forecast notes cloudy to partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures through Tuesday with a high range of 79 to 88 degrees. Sunday’s high was reported as TL-39, indicating a lower, nonstandard value.
Local items mix in varied campus, Galveston events
DIANA ALFORD, daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Alford and a student at Southwest Texas State Teachers College in San Marcos, fell down a dorm stairway Sunday and broke her right foot. Her mother is with her. Lee Sowell questions a news story that did not appear. Hemper Luke, Pete Cormier and Sonny Broom field own a 20 pound albino raccoon after a four hour chase at Cedar Point. Blair and Dot Mann were among Splash Day visitors in Galveston. Xina Stone rejoices over Sterling High School production of Oklahoma. Frances Littlepage promotes her team. Mary Lou Carter left early Monday morning. Anna Batterbee discusses Oklahoma at Sterling High. Roberta Meyerhoff carries two gallons of milk to school. E D Williams has a choice of pictures. Tiny Riggs urges girls to enter a contest. Horace Griffins of Highlands and Ted Gisilis share three grandchildren as their parents move to Baton Rouge. Jan Pryor has a birthday on Monday.
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Diana Alford
Sam Alford
Southwest Texas State Teachers College
San Marcos
Lee Sowell
Hemper Luke
Pete Cormier
Sonny Broomfield
Cedar Point
Blair
Dot Mann
Tiny Riggs
Horace Griffins
Highlands
Ted G'Selis
Jane
Bob Griffin
Baton Rouge
Jan Pryor
Pay Hike Out For College Teachers
Speaker Ben Barnes said he abandons hope for a 3 percent pay raise for college teachers due to funds limits while noting a 37 percent average increase for state colleges and universities. He warned public school teachers have the greater problem and discussed Senate House districting and Teague's Dallas County district. The issue reflects a broader tug of war between Gov. Connally, Barnes, and Senate leaders over teacher pay and redistricting plans.
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Austin
Ben Barnes
Barnes
House
Senate
Olin Teague
College Station
Dallas
Tarrant
Dallas County
Teague
Ralph) Halt
Rockwall
Barni
Hearings Tonight On Teacher Pay Raise Debated
The Texas House Appropriations Committee will hear two teacher pay proposals tonight. Rep. George Hinson's bill would raise average teacher pay by 556 dollars yearly, costing about 68 million dollars annually. Beginning teachers would earn 5004, up from 4194, while Gov. Connally favors a 5 percent raise averaging 278 dollars yearly. The 7 0 p.m. hearing features witnesses including L M Ledger Copperas Cove S M Amerson Big Spring and Weldon Wicker Fort Worth as supporters.
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Hinson
L. M. Ledger
Copperas Cove
Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers
S. M. Amerson
Big Spring
Texas State Teachers Association
Weldon Wicker
Fort Worth
Senate Education Committee
35 Marines Killed as North Viet Attack Hits Con Thien
North Vietnamese forces slashed at a Marine camp near Con Thien for hours before retreating, leaving 35 Marines dead and 89 wounded. South Vietnamese and US units suffered additional casualties as two armored vehicles and several weapons were destroyed or damaged. General Walt narrowly escaped injury as his operations officer was wounded and an aide suffered a concussion.
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Saigon
U.S
Thei
Special Forces
Seabees
Con Thien
Demilitarized Zone
Lewis W. Walt
Grand Jury Indicts Clay in Draft Dodging Case
Federal grand jury in Houston indicts Cassius Clay known as Muhammed Ali for refusing to be drafted. Conviction could bring up to five years in prison. Clay was stripped of the world heavyweight title on April 28 after he refused to step forward at the induction center near the federal courthouse. The indictment was returned in U S District Court by Judge Ben C Connally. Clay was not present. he was staying at a nearby hotel. His lawyers plan a long court fight over exemptions claiming he spends 90 percent of his time as a minister of the Black Muslim faith. Covington and Hodges indicated the case may last 18 to 24 months. Clay to be surrendered to U S marshal.
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Houston
Tex
Cassius Clay
Armed Services
Clay
Houston Armed Forces Induction Center
Federal Courts
U.S. Dist
Ben C. Con
U.S
Hodges
Hayden Covitston
New York
Covington
Susman
Connally
Pulitzer Juror Denies Seeing Winning Entry
A Wall Street Journal juror says the five member panel never saw the ultimate Pulitzer winner Penn and Warmin. The New York Post editor notes the jury favored Pearson and Anderson for their Dodd and Powell coverage and the Bobby Baker case. Newsweek says the advisory board rejected the jury’s pick.
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NEW York
National
Stanley W. Penn
Monroe Wharmin
The
Wall Street Journal
Paul Sann
New York Post
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Thomas J. Dodd
Dconn
Adam Clayton Powell
D- N-Y
House, Education and Labor Committee
Bobby Baker
James M. Perry
National, Observer
Nel A. Mexwell
Haynes Johnson
Washington Star
Sann
Baytown youth injured in crash off critical list
Bobby Allen 21 of Baytown is off the critical list at Baptist Hospital in Beaumont but remains in ICU with injuries from a two car collision Friday in Beaumont. Allen, comatose, was traveling with Blake Ainsworth from Lamar Tech when their VW collided with a car driven by Jack Knight of Beaumont. Ainsworth was released after minor injuries. his wife is Carla Ainsworth. Knight’s passenger sustained minor injuries.
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Bobby Allen
Baytown
Baptist Hospital
Beaumont
Allen
A. E. Allen
Adams
Lou Ann Gore Allen
First National Bank
Ainsworth
Carla Ainsworth
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Amd
J. W. Ainsworth
St. Andrews
Volkswagen
Jack Knight
Knight
Doctors Say Eisenhower Doing Better
Washington AP Walter Reed Army Hospital reports former President Dwight D. Eisenhower's condition is improving and he can take liquid nourishment. He had a comfortable night and slept well, with doctors unsure whether the gastroenteritis diagnosis has changed. Mamie Eisenhower is with him as the hospital plans no further bulletins before Tuesday.
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Washington
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Edward J. Costello
Costello
Eisenhower
Mamie
Vandals Damage New Cars on Lot at Baytown Motors
Baytown Motors at 700 W Texas suffered overnight damage to 14 cars with BB gun entries and windshield holes, causing about 1075 dollars in losses. An attempted carburetor removal and a battery theft were reported, with Chief Blair Mann stating the investigation is incomplete.
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Baytown Motors
Texas
Defoe and
Fulton
Joe Huntley
Baytown
Dan Edwards
Edwards
Blair’ Mann
Wandering Dachsund Wrinkles Returns To Young Richard Allen
A red dachshund named Wrinkles wandered from the Walter Allen home during Thursday night and is returned by a woman who saw the Weekend Edition Baytown Sun story. The dog was found on a driveway near west Pruett and Detox, about ten blocks away. Richard Allen, age twelve, has been confined to a waist-to-hips cast for weeks and the dog’s return brings relief and companionship during his recovery.
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Walter Allen
Richard Allens
Helen Allen
Mrs. Allen
Baytown Sun
Richard
Wrinkies
Tornado Devastation Hits Midwest and South States
Wide sections of the South and Midwest were jarred by weekend tornadoes. Nora Peeler, 59, died in Birmingham, Alabama, as five light airplanes were destroyed at Galesburg airport, Illinois. In Kentucky and Missouri farms suffered damage, while several towns reported heavy rains, floods, and gale warnings from Ohio Valley to New England.
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Associated Press
South
Midwest
Jeft
Birmingham
Ala
Nora Peeler
Clay
Lexington
Kentcky
Galesburg
Salisbury
Missouri
Davenport
Iowa
South Carolina
Highway Patrol
Moncks Corner
Charleston
Rockford
Piasa
Dubuque
Radford
Roanoke City
South Hill
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic States
New England
Ontario
Erie
New York
Maine
Pennsylvania Highlands
Hail Damages Delhi Area As Texas Storms Resume
Hailstones as large as tennis balls pounded Delhi thirty miles southeast of Austin damaging crops and shattering windows in farms. Fresh storms formed across East Texas with large thunderstorm systems near Tyler and Lufkin and showers from Ferrell to Athens along a stalled front between moist Gulf air and drier inland air.
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Texas
Delhi
Austin
East
Weather Bureau
Tyler
Lufkin
Ferrell
Wills Point
Athens
Gulf of Mexico
Mobile X ray Unit Visits Baytown Wednesday and May Dates
The mobile chest X ray unit from the Houston-Harris County Office starts in Baytown with stops at Baytown high schools Ross Sterling and Robert E. Lee this week and at Weingarten's then Kmart later in May. Fees are 25 cents for students and $1 for adults. Volunteers from the Service League oversee the operation led by Mrs. John C. Echols and Mrs. Joe O. Huggins.
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Mobile Chest
West Baytown
Houston-Harris County
San Jacin- TB Association
Methodist Hospital
Gulf
Baytown
Coast Hospital
United Carbon and Lewis
Baytown Services
Coker
First Net
Wotational Bank
Hathan Aeway’s
West Main
O'Brien
North Main
Bay Fair
Kmart
John C. Echols
Joe O. Huggins
Service League
Weingarten’s
Minera
Wu Ww
Texas
Ross Sterling High School
Robert 2. Lee High School
Weingarten's
Final Step To Election Set Tonight
Johnella Boyntox reports the school board plans a May 27 bond election for 7.77 million to modernize and expand facilities including a 151 acre site for an educational park, a 20,000 seat stadium, and a 500,000 dollar elementary school. Voters face three options with total tax impact about 15 cents per 100 value.
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Johnella Boyntox
Ross Sterling High School
Robert E. Lee High School
Robert E. Lee
Travis Elementary
Burnet
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Craigmont
Craigmont Civic Association
Arthur Holt
Hemlock
Ford & Climatic
Thad Felton
Baytown, Inc
John Connally
Meredith Kurtzman
Manhattan, NY
New York Central Park
S. Sheep Meadow
U. 5. Navy Seabee
U. S. Special Forces
Robert Ohman
Se Vietnam
Pulitzer
Newsweek Magazine
Post Today
Sam
Fearson-Anderson
Sen. Doda
Peter Lisagor
Chicago Daily’ News
Jacqueline Kennedy
William Manchester
John F. Kennedy
Karmin- Penn
United States
Bahamas
Clark R. Mollenhoff
Des Moines Register-Tribune
Robert F. Kennedy
FBI
J.edgar Hoover
Army Hospital
Vietnam
Walter Reed
Gettysburg
Palm Desert
Calif
Walter Reed General Hospital
Mobile
Erson
Pam Smith
Herman Smith
Raintree
Rascal
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