Rites Set For Former Baytonian
Funeral services for Samuel Joseph Cole 86 a former Baytonian are set for 4 p m Tuesday at Sterling Funeral Home Chapel Dayton He died Monday night at his home six miles south of Dayton A retired carpenter he lived in Baytown on Willow Street before moving to Liberty County five years ago He survived by his only child A F Cole six grandchildren and four great grandchildren The Rev R C Hammock Jr of Dayton s First Baptist Church will officiate Burial will be in Linney Cemetery Dayton
Funeral Wednesday For CY Resident Barton 73
Mrs. Nettie A. Barton age 73 of 151 River Road Channelview died Monday after living in the Baytown area 20 years. Earthman Funeral Home arranged the body to Cam den Arkansas where rites are set for Wednesday at 3 p.m. Proctor Funeral Home in Cam den will handle burial in Camden. She is survived by a daughter Mrs. Rell Whit tredge of Baytown and three sons E R Barton A M Barton both of Pine Bluff Arkansas and H D Barton of Texarkana Texas.
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Channelview
Baytown
Earthman Funeral Home
Proctor Funeral Home
Camden
Ark
Pine Bluff, Ark
H. D. Barton
Texarkana, Tex
Charmelview
Baytown Tirer
Eorchman Funeral Home
A. MM. Barton
Pine Sluff
H. DB. Barton
Texorkana
Tex
Barton Funeral Notices for Nettie A Barton 73
Nettie A Barton 73 of 13 River Road Charmelview died Monday. Funeral services set for 3 p.m. Wednesday at Proctor Funeral Home in Camden Arkansas with burial in Camden. Survived by daughter Mrs Ret Wnittredze of Beytown and brothers E R Barton A M M Barton and H D B Barton.
Teachers and Connally Reach Compromise Pay Plan
In Austin Texas Gov. John Connally and the Texas State Teachers Association agree on a 101 million compromise pay raise to fund higher salaries for teachers. The plan includes increased base pay for bachelor, master, and experienced teachers and preserves an 80-20 state local funding split while local districts may raise taxes about 3 percent to cover added costs.
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Longviany
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F Strong
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Teacher Smith Returns to Classroom After Injury
Ex pupil reports detail of Teacher Smith who was injured weeks ago after a fall on school grounds. Principal Hatchell doubted she could teach again but she recovered quickly and resumed duties. She volunteers at Methodist Hospital Cedar Bayou and helps at the church guild. She is active in Texas State Teachers Association and enjoys baseball.
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Felix Hatchell Dee
Volunter
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Tion
Torr
Rand
Truck
Rain Forecast Uncertain As Weather Office Reports Drought Hint
A weather observer at the national weather agency warns that rain may not arrive soon. The report notes forecasts from the U.S. Weather Bureau and Hoosier internals, indicating limited rainfall and possible drought implications for the region.
Welding program debates at board meeting
The board wrestled with program funding amid uncertainty about new welding and MDTA courses. Dean Rundell warned of potential loss of teachers if programs cannot move forward, while Mitchell urged delaying for more information. Collum noted many MDTA students face variances, and a plan to secure Arabic student orientation funding was discussed.
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Mitchell Sisie
Knox Beavers
Mitchell
Wollen
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Furthe
Auxiliary meeting to be held at Joan Friis Ton
An auxiliary meeting is scheduled to take place at the residence of Joan Friis Ton. Details such as time and agenda are not provided in the fragment.
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Hospital Notes Admits Various Patients Across Cities
New hospital notes list numerous admissions and rooms across Galf Coast San Jacinto Methodist and local addresses. Names include Randy Clepper Steve Clepper Carl Roark Mrs E V Mickel Georgia Baker Margaret Lane Foster Mrs Walter Thurlkill Robert Lremble Mary Reel Horace Petty Nick Parker and others with room numbers and hometowns. A note of a new arrival mentions a birth record for Mr and Mrs R D Davis son born in May.
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Randy
Steve Clepper
Robert Clepper
Pesadena
Carl Roark
Houston
E. V. Mickel
Colby
San Jacinto Methodist
Benjamin F. Gilbert
Roun
Georgia Baker
Noon Call Stock Quotes Courtesy Merrill Lynch
A dated stock quote listing many corporations such as Allis-Chalmers, Amer Cyanamid, Anaconda, Ashland Oil, Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler, Cities Service, Colgate Palmolive, Columbia Gas, Dow Chemical, Du Pont, Ford, General Electric, IBM, Magnavox, Gulf Oil, Phillips Petroleum, and more. The fragment shows intraday entries with company names and partial price cues, reflecting a financial market update from Merrill Lynch.
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Allis-Chalmers
Aluminium Ltd
Amer Cyan
Aner Tel & Tel
Anaconda Coprmeo
Ashland Oil
Beth Steel
Colanese
Chrysler
Cities Service
Calgate Palma Columbia Gas
Dow Chem du Pont
Paso
Ford
Foremost
Freeport
Georgia Pacific
Gotabrear
Greyhound
Gulf Oi
Gulf States
Pollution-Continued Letter to Houston Mayor
A letter from Harris County residents to Mayor Louie Welch warns that a nearby paper mill project near Sheldon could harm undeveloped areas and housing plans. Odors may affect Lake Houston and NASA areas, with winds spreading pollution. residents urge a balanced approach and urging officials to study air and water impacts before progression.
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Louie Welch
Mourton
Texas
Major Welch
San Jacinto
Beaumont Highway
Sheldon
Bby Lowmhi
Paper Milly Inc
Ecordeéman
Harris County
Witlon
Lake Houston
NASA
South Jacinta
Beree
Harris Counin
Services Held Friday For Anahuac Man Ransom
Rites for Jack Chiert Ransom age 06 of Anahuac were held Friday at 2 p.m. in First Methodist with Rev Walter Gibbs officiating. Burial at Animate Cemetery Parmstain. Survived by wife, five sisters, and other relatives including daughter Mrs Turier and Mrs Katherine Wy. funeral details list multiple siblings and extended family.
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Whuar
Matheati
Walter Gibbs
Bob Miter
Parmstain
Turier
Katherine Wy
Mary Jack K Alj
Anahuac
Ranson
Mire Iris Johnsen
Eren Bhiar
Muriel Ericson
Faye Johneon
Bebejeu
Snew Ford
Cetiris
Thomas Gregacy
Claude Tivens
Naukhn Newton
Senate Tries To Unite Voting Rights Backers
Washington AP reports Senate leaders seek to unite backers of a voting rights bill. A key amendment to ban poll taxes faced controversy amid administration opposition and risks derailing the measure. Mansfield and Dirksen proposed tactics to rally support as floor debate looms.
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Local trustee election prompts reparations debate at farmers school
A fragmented report notes trustees, including individuals named Stark and Hall, discussing a reparations proposal at a farmer school meeting. The article mentions opinions from MG and other figures, with references to coalition members and a majority backing the reparations plan amid ongoing deliberations.
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le Oprishek
Hall
Farmer School
Col
Tha
eoTrajerty
Stark
Eoin
Union Dispute Triggers Picketing at Strauffer Plant
Workers from a painters union began picketing outside Strauffer Chemical Co after a dispute over employment terms. Ray Baker led the walkout with a sign, as members from a local union joined the protest at the gate. The action followed orders and continued into Tuesday.
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Bayest
Ray AL Baker
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Baytown students tied to UT Austin degree candidates
Three Baytown students are among 186 tentative UT Austin degree candidates for May. Fin ory Fell, Jay Dickey Smith, and Andrew Whitaker Jr. pursue bachelor of science degrees in chemical, civil, and mechanical engineering. Degree activities include a garage sale by First Church of God and a separate note on a student Balderach awaiting a Stephen F. Austin credential. A theft report from an Abarement area mentions money missing and an investigator, Patrolman Jobn Posamond.
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Baytown
University of Texas
Amon
Fin Ory L. Fell
S. Tih
Jay Dickey Smith
W. James
Andrew A. Whitaker Jr
Missouri
T. E. Balderach
Mre
Wor Palderach
Stephen F Austin
Rites Set Tuesday For Baytown Child
Funeral services for John Wesley Goodnight Couch 6 months old, son of Rex G. Couch and his wife, will be held Tuesday at 4 p.m. at First Baptist Church Baytown. He died Monday in a Baytown hospital. He was born May 19, 1964. Survived by parents, a sister Pamela, grandparents Mrs E R Couch of Baytown and Mr and Mrs P B Black of Fairmount Ga. His grandfather R E Couch long pastor of First Baptist. The Rev R M Cheek to officiate. Burial Memory Gardens. Farthman Funeral Home directing. Pallbearers Armender Hayes W C Hopper Wt Tom Royder Darrell Aubrey.
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Rex G. Couch
Clayton
First Baptist Church
Baytown
Pamela
E. R. Couch
P. B. Black
Fairmount
R. Couch
R. M. Cheek
Memory Gardens
Farthman Funeral Home
Armender Hayes
W. C. Hopper
Tom Royder
Darrell Aubrey
Students vote on federal aid and integration at MDTA program
Survey results show 404 would recommend it, 16 would not, and 72 undecided. Ivory support for federal aid to education at 395 for and 381 against, and work study program favored 362 to 125. Questions on race and training programs reveal 260 to 161 for integration, 157 felt uninformed to judge PMDTA operations.
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Baytown Players Shine In San Jacinto Bridge Tourney
Baytown bridge players competed at the San Jacinto tournament drawing entries from Houston Pasadena Texas City Galveston Beaumont Austin Jacksonville Lake Charles Birmingham and Denver. C P Borden of Houston and partners took third in the team event. Baytown crews earned multiple top finishes including second and third in various Pairs events and a strong Open Pairs finals showing by Neville Keller and Mrs. Edgar Neville.
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Tex
Lake Charles
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Ala
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Colo
Baytown
C. P. Borden
Fred Hartman
Ht, Davis
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B. E. Wilson
Roy
Dr. Davis
San Jacinto
Davis
I. Enderli
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EF. F. Brandt
Bon Love
Jack Furbee
Edgar Neville
J. Pp. Keller
Neville
Keller
Trouble Shooting Contest at Culigan Shopping Center
A Trouble Shooting contest will be held at 1 am on Saturday at Culigan Shopping Center's Holmes Residence parking area. Vocational and industrial city students in the area will compete in teams to identify analyze and correct malfunctions in pre assigned autos.
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Culigan
Holmes
Hhigh Echoals
Tuaiman
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