Sun Spots Marine To Speak At Second Baptist
Baytown observer Owen wounded in Viet Nam will speak at 7 30 p m Wednesday at Second Baptist Church revival continues through Sunday Reverend Earl B Keating of New Mexico preaches Bryan Price Lone View conducts singing Pastor invites public to hear the Tawtean Marine and stay for the meeting Also notes on local club events school activities and community notices follow.
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Billy Joe
Owen
Baytown
Second Baptist Church
Earl B. Keating
New Mexico
Bryan Price
Lone
View
Paul Stephens
Weather And Tides Report With Odd Typo Errors
Weather summary reports mixed dialogue with garbled terms about temperatures and tides. It notes Wednesday through Thursday with local times and temperatures, including low and high tides and irregular spellings.
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Thurstay
Seinternst
Wedoeday
Robert E Lee High honors Jen honour students
Margaret Donnelly Molly Shields and Kit Allen are named among Jen honour students at Robert E Lee High School. Elizabeth Burrus discusses honoring Miss Jessie Pumphrey at a De Zavala school. Elaine McDonald trains teachers to sing. Betty Jo Keefer praised for maintaining a fine set of minutes. Claixie Muston wins a surprise award from the outgoing REA president. Dr Don Brunson announces move of the Civil Service Commission officer. R L Parker arranges local representation for Alaska air force operation. Steele McDonald accepts another assignment. FE E Waugh Sr 407 Ford has returned from Lillie-Dake Hospital. C S Larrent of 2200 Wright Blvd returns from Goliad funeral for Pat Lightfoot killed in auto crash.
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Margaret Donnelly
Molly Shields
Kit Allen
Robert E. Lee
Elizabeth Burrus
Ita
Jessie Pumphrey
de Zavalas
Elaine McDonald
Betty Jo Keefer
Claixie Muston
REA
Don Brunson
Cw Civil Service Commission
R. L Parker
Alaska
Steele McDonald
FE. E. Waugh Sr
Grifford
Lillie-Daike Hospital
C. S. Larrfent
Wright Blvd
Goliad
Pat Lightfoot
Thought for the Day on Life Compared to a Trumpet
The column reflects on life as a trumpet. It suggests you must remove what you do not need and keep what is essential, implying self discipline and focus. The tone is reflective and metaphorical, urging inner clarity and purpose.
House Approves Information Bill in Austin
The Texas House tentatively approved a public information bill requiring government agencies to conduct business openly. It imposes fines for disrupting or attending closed meetings of boards and agencies, with exemptions for real estate, security matters, and dismissals, after supporters argue public access is a right.
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Austin
John Alen
Someview
Berches
Sioners
Allen
Baytown Teachers Head to Austin for Pay Raise Lobby
Three Baytown teachers led by Baytown Education Association president Robert Kelley travel to Austin at 4 a.m. Wednesday to press for the Texas State Teachers Association pay raise. They carry 73 emblems reading 45 for 63, reflecting the proposed monthly increase.
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Baytown
Austin
Texas State Teachers Association
Maposal
Texas
Robert PL Kelley
Robert E. Lee High School
al Tipps
REL
Perm
Highlands Junior Hich
Kelley
Baytown Education Association
TSTA
Harris County
John Connally
Tipps
Perry
Wrekare
U S Troops Land In Viet Nam Bordering Saigon and Da Nang
Nearly 1,000 U S army paratroopers and 1 460 Marines landed in South Viet Nam, joining about 46,500 U S troops there. Paratroopers of the 37th Airborne Brigade arrived from Okinawa to defend Bien Hoa air base, while Marines landed southeast of Da Nang. The wave lifts total U S forces and signals intensified combat readiness in Central and South Viet Nam.
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South Viet Nam
U.S
37Rd Airborne Brigade
Okinawa
O Jein
Viet Nam
Bien Hoa
Soorth
By Jiai
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Viet Nam To About 46,500 Ten. the Parkirsopere Included An Atitery
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Supa Toul New York Civ
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Brett Single
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Hersis
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Actre
Te Nare
Canvass Meeting Sets Bay Town Youth Corps Talk
Bay Town council plans a canvassing session Wednesday night to discuss possible participation in the Neighborhood Youth Corps. City officials cite Ganse Creek School District already in the program which pays eligible students for duties. The meeting doubles as a regular session. agenda includes Memorial Drive extensions and Cedar Bayou sewer disposal concerns. New council members Raymond Donnelly Don Hullum and Clem Massey will be installed after election canvass.
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Baytown
Frits Lanham
J.B. LeFevre
Austin
Ganse Creek
City Hall
Memorial Drive
Park Street
Cedar Bayou
Raymond Donnelly
Don M. Hullum
Clem M. Massey
Donnelly
Hullum
Massey
Dayside Clarice
Johnson asks Congress for large federal pay rise
President Johnson urged Congress to raise military and federal civilian pay by three percent, costing about one million annually. The plan would cover all civil servants, postal workers, and many IRS employees, excluding top policymakers and about 60,000 high‑grade workers already pegged to local wage standards.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Inreisa Service
Retiring Teachers Receive Diplomas At BEA Meet
Wanda Orton reports BEA members honored with souvenir diplomas and a silver tray presented to retiring cafeteria manager Nelle Laird. Dozens of teachers from Highlands Elementary to Baytown Junior High retire this spring, with new BEA officers installed and a post‑meeting dinner followed by audio-visual workshop announcements.
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Wanda Orton
Bastown
Robert E. Lee
Soho
Ima Mow Mauston
BEA
Nelle Laird
REL
M Laird
Caralyn Kilsore
Roy Weddgeworth
Robert F Lee High
Dewey Keene
Mis Starnes Jamar Elementan 7
Ruth Reyder
San Jacinta i Flementan
Alice Bertie Walk
Accreditation Team To Meet With Baytown School Board
A five man team from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools will meet the Baytown school board at 5 PM Wednesday. Dr Raymond G Wilson of Atlanta executive secretary of the commissions on secondary schools arrives March 24 25. He will be joined by Dr Joe B Ezell Dr David Stoney president of Converse College Spartanburg Henry Ashmore president of Armstrong College Savannah Shelby Counce director of secondary education Memphis. Stoney replaces Herman Frick on the team conducting Baytown visits through Friday. The Baytown schools and Lee College are accredited. The visit follows the investigation of the firing of George H Gentry as superintendent and president of the junior college.
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Southern Association of Colleges All Schools
Raymond G. Wilson
Atlanta
Association
Commission On Secondary Schools
Wilson
Armstrong College
Savannah
Shelby Counce
Memphis, Tenn
Stoney
Herman Frick
Frande State University
Tallahassee
Baytown
Lee College
Ther Association
George H. Gentry
Jin-— For College
New School District Budget in Making
Acting Superintendent W D Hinson told trustees preliminary talks are planned with a school board subcommittee as the district works toward a budget. The board approved a $7,347.96 bid from Pruett Construction Co. for a parking lot and discussed bids for stadium drive resurfacing and a tractor purchase, while a salary study was presented for all district employees.
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Bil) Hinson
Hinson
Knox Beavers
Representatiul Thomas Y. Pickett Co
Alut
John M. Stuart
Pruett Construction Co
Brownland Root
Stadium Drive
Pruett
Brown and
Rootway
Mexico Trip Winners Named
The first week winners in the eight week Mexican Holiday contest, sponsored by Baytown merchants, Citizens National Bank and The Paytown Sun, were announced by Helen Smith. Prizes include $50 for C. Harv, $30 for Ruth Griffin, and $26 for Mrs. Dale Wright, plus seven airline flight bags won by listed participants. An official entry form for week two appears in today’s Sun. top prize is a two week trip for two to Mexico.
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Baytown
Citizens National Bank
Paytown Sun
Helen Smith
Harv
Jean Burky
Ruth Griffin
Dale Wright
Gmhont
H. M. Laughlin
Missouri
J. WW. Hix
Schreck
L. WW. Zimmerman
Lobby Jirs
E. A. Arthur Sr
Wright Birders
Fog. Bowen
Tennessee
A. 2D. Anthony
N. Whiting
Newyta Badgley
W. Miriam
Sun
Mexico
Baytown Musicians in Houston Orchestra Set for Germany Trip
Three Baytown youths Rodney Calk Elise Howell and Cookie Childers are in the Houston AN-City Symphony raising 65000 for a trip to Germany to perform at the Bayreuth Festival on April 3. Harry Lantz directs the orchestra with Houston public schools, selecting members from the Houston area for instrumental excellence and strong academics.
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Baytown
Houston An-City Symphony Orchestra
Germany
Rodney Calk
Elise Howell
Cookie Childers
Bayreuth
Harry Lantz
Houston Public Schools
Horton Area
Unmanned Lunik 5 Hitches Toward Moon Rendezvous
Unmanned Soviet spacecraft Lunik 5 accelerates toward the moon as Russians expect a soft handoff for data to aid future manned missions. Report notes party discussions on financing televised political series and campaign funds. An Army widow advocates aid for Vietnamese village children with medical supplies and schooling. Regents committee seeks diversification at UC campuses. Arizona lawmakers open riot probes at two state universities. U.S. House approves funding to cover expenses for dependents evacuated from hazardous locales including Vietnam.
Texas lawmakers approve 3.64 billion spending bill
The Texas House cleared a 3.64 billion general appropriations bill by a 116 to 29 vote, sending it to the governor after conference committee negotiations. The move follows a Senate OK and faces debates over teacher pay raises and a rider on expressways through park land. Concerns about legality of concurrent resolutions were raised amid a broader battle over state funding and college expansion.
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House
Conference Committee
Senate
Bill Hollowell
Grand Laine
W. S. Heatly
San Antonio
Brackenridge Park
Houston
Dallas
J. C. Whitfield
House Appropriations Committee
Texas State Teachers Association
Republicans Lead Fight Over Voting Bill Debate
Washington AP reports a Republican lead in a fight over removing poll tax bans from the voting rights bill. Democratic officials back the administration while Rep. McCulloch props up the Democrats and Rep. Celler supports the White House. President Johnson seeks GOP help to keep the poll tax ban and faces a Senate conference clash over constitutional questions. The 24th Amendment bans poll taxes in federal elections, with state/local bans remaining contested. The administration supports an early court ruling while the Supreme Court prepares to review poll tax implications.
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House Judiciary Committee
Jam
McCulloch
Ohio
Emanuel. Celler
New York
New York In Siding With Other Liberals — and Fichtinge
White House
Johnson
Dienty
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Cward
Keene
John F
Vima
Texas
Alabama
Miss Sippi
Nicholas Katzon
Supreme Court
Baytown Soldier Deployed to Dominican Republic
Larry Earls, 22, of Baytown, serves in the 32nd Airborne Division miltary police in Santo Domingo. A Baytown native and Robert E Lee High School and Lee College alum, his mother was notified his unit arrived in Santo Domingo.
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Fort Bragg
Santa Domingo
Aod Deenon
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