Roebuck Recovering From Surgery At Methodist Houston
Dr Roebuck leaves intensive care at Methodist Hospital Houston. He may receive two visitors at a time and is resting in Room 636 after recent surgery. Hospital notes also report a diabetics meeting in Houston with Dr Bori R Boshell speaking on Diabetics Future at 730 p.m. Saturday.
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Roebuck
Methodist Hospital
Houston
Bori R. Boshell
University of Alabama School of Medicine
Prudential Auditorium
Prudential Building
Weather and Tides For Baytown Area
Clear to partly cloudy and slightly warmer through Friday. Temperatures expected Thursday around 62 degrees, with Wednesday’s range between 31 and 42. Galveston tides Friday rise at 12:06 a.m., 6:13 a.m., 12:42 p.m., and 7:12 p.m., with no low tide.
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Baytown Area
Galveston
Formal party and fashion notes from The Sun
Maevance Millican forgets her candelabra while Blanche DuPlantis hosts a formal party. Belle Sanders models a pencil slim skirt and a boxy jacket, Ruth Ash reworks a mini-skirt, Joann Rodgers wears a green suit, and Audrey Maeser appears in a red white and blue ensemble. Judie Roush to perform with Kilgore Rang erettes Saturday at the Astro Dome before the 7 p.m. game. Raymond Kent Lamb of 1306 Jefferson is a candidate for a bachelor of engineering science degree at the University of Texas.
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Maevance Millican
Blanche DuPlantis
Belle Sanders
Boxy
Ruth Ash
Helen Smith
Suzi Powers
Joann Rodgers
Butch Jefferson
Audrey Maeser
Martha Scoey
Sylvia McKinstry
Max Altman
Judie Roush
Baytown
Kilgore Rangerettes
Astrodome
Judie
Raymond Kent Lamb
Jefferson
University of Texas
Combining Of Elections Considered For Local Bodies
School Board President Seth Mitchell urged contacting city and Lee College officials to study combining elections for three local governing bodies. After an informal Wednesday night meeting with election judges and officials, Mitchell proposed forming a committee with Mayor Seahorn Cravey Regents President Sam Bramlett to pursue a fuller study. Judges noted voter convenience as the main benefit though some problems and legal questions about confining elections remain. Dates are set by statute for school and college elections, city dates by city charter.Election judges present included J. Winston Hayes W. C. Tidman J. D. Walker Andy Contreras Wayne McClurg and Irving St. John.
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Seth Mitchell
City and
Lee College
Mitchell
Seahorn Cravey
Regents
Sam Bramlett
George Gentry
J. Winston Hayes
W. C. Tidman
J. D. Walker
Andy Contreras
Wayne McClurg
Irving St. John
Humble Pioneers Annual Dinner Planned at Holiday Inn
The Humble Pioneer Club will hold its annual dinner at 7 p.m. Saturday at the Holiday Inn with entertainment and dancing after the meal. Tickets are available from club directors.
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Humble Pioneers
Humble Pioneer Club
Holiday Inn
TSU Campus Riots Prompt Tough Policy
Texas Southern University adopted a get tough policy after a campus riot left one officer dead and multiple people injured. About 48 percent of students were arrested during the four hour disturbance with five charged with rioting at bonds set at 10000 dollars each. Police and city officials defended the actions as necessary while investigators reviewed possible property damage and weapon finds.
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Houston
Tex
Texas Southern University
Rare
Texas
Lewis PR. Kuba
Kuba
Crosby
W. D. Salisbury
Senate balks at Filés nomination to pollution board
The State Senate narrowly refused to confirm John Filés, president of Meri-Chem Co. in Houston, for membership on the State Pollution Control Board shortly before noon Thursday. The decision was announced by Sen. Chet Brooks of Pasadena in a telephone briefing.
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Austin
State Senate
John Filés
Meri-Chem Co
Houston
State Pollution Control Board
Chet Brooks
Pasadena
RRC Keeps Allowable Set At 33.8
The Railroad Commission set the June oil production allowable factor at 33.8 percent of potential, the same as May. The June percentage allows a maximum production of 3,016,218 barrels daily, with Bureau of Mines forecasting Texas crude demand at 2,880,000 barrels daily. Nominations from major purchasers totaled 2,741,590 barrels daily, up 24,082. Major buyers listed include Mobil, Cities Service, Gulf, Sinclair, Standard of Texas, Continental, Phillips, Atlantic-Richfield, Humble, Pan-American, Shell, and Texaco, with varying daily nominations.
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Austin
Railroad Commission
Bureau of Mines
Texas
Maren
Fure ‘Oil
Mobil
Leader In Music Clubs and Hotel Owner Dies At 64
Mrs. Winnie Hazel McKinstry of Baytown died at 2:28 p.m. Wednesday in a Baytown hospital at age 64. She owned the Dell Mont Hotel and was a longtime leader in state music clubs, serving as president of Texas Federation districts and state chairman of the Foundation for the Advancement of Music. Funeral set for 1 p.m. Friday at Paul A. Lee chapel. Survivors include daughter Mary Smith, grandson George Michael Dixon, two great grandchildren, sisters and a brother. Interment at Cedar Crest Cemetery. Memorial scholarship planned by Baytown Music Study Club. donations requested.
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Winnie Hazel McKinstry
Federated Music Clubs
The
Dell Mont
Baytown
Paul 'U_ Lee chapel
McKinstry
Cushing
Tex
National Federation of Music Clubs
Texas Federation of Music Clubs
Texas Federation
Tmne
Foundation For the Advancement of Music
Navarre Bids In Ambulance Near DMZ
U S Marines hunt North Vietnamese forces below the demilitarized zone after a night of heavy shelling that killed 2 Americans and wounded 41. Dawn moves launched from Con Thiem aim to blunt potential Ho Chi Minh birthday show of force. Weekly casualty tally shows 253 Americans and 1,942 enemy killed. Dong Ha base hit by 149 mm rockets.
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Saigon
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Dong Ha
Gio Linh
Camp Carroll
Cam Lo
North
South Vietnam
Con Thiem
Ho Chi Minh
3Rd Marine Division
Dong. Ha
George Esper
Ike Ryan
City Woman Honored In Magazine Dr. Griffin
Baytown educator Dr. Griffin, longtime Brigadiers sponsor at Robert E Lee High School, was named state personality by the Texas Association for Health Physical Education and Recreation in May 1967. She led 1600 girls over three years, began teaching in San Antonio, earned a UH doctorate, and held offices in BEA and national groups.
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Rivera. Griffin
Robert E_ Lee High School
Texas ‘Association For
Griffin
Baytown
Brigadiers
Smilar
Our Lady of the Lake College
University of Texas
University of Houston
San Antonio
Baytown Education Association
National Education Association
Texas State Teachers Association
BEA
American Association of University Women
Epsilon Psi Chapter
Delta Kappa Gamma
Baytown Society For Crippled Children
Trustees Explain Need For Stadium
Trustees justify a May 27 school bond vote to issue 1 060 000 for a new 20 000 seat stadium as Memorial Stadium ages and seating becomes crowded. They cite deterioration and growth needs, supporting the stadium proposal amid other renovations under a 7 770 000 plan.
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Memorial Stadium
School Bond Discussion Set
Toastmasters Club members will discuss the proposed 7 770 000 school bond issue Thursday night at the Tower. Four speakers from Esso Realty Bay town Phillips Petroleum Co and Humble Oil will cover bond issue aspects. The 7 35 p.m. KWBA broadcast includes John R Webb as toastmaster and seven minute speeches.
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Toastmasters Club
Jim Forsman
Esso Research & Engineering
Richard Hing
Baytown
Clarence Johnson
Phillips Petroleum Co
C. B. Lee
Humble Oil and Refining Co
KWBA
John R. Webb
Baytown to Award Ambulance Contract Next Week
Baytown City Council plans to award a new ambulance service contract at the May 5 meeting to Dayton operator James D. Navarre after he submitted the lowest bid. Navarre would run two ambulances 16 hours daily and one 8 hours daily, with a base $15 per emergency call and monthly city subsidies proposed to be reduced from current levels. Belfort Ambulance would be replaced as the city seeks lower costs, with city police to provide two back up units and staff bonuses during transition. The contract is to be presented for ratification on May 25.
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Baytown
Dayton
James D. Navarre
oNavarre
Belfort Ambulance Service Co
Fritz Lanham
Navarre
Lanham
Iouncil
Ammons Ambulance Service
Freeport
Ammons
Belfort
Polie Department
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T. L
Oc) Satterwhite
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
W.H. Starnes
Esso Research and Engineering Co
Kowalski
Detroit
Society of Plastics Engineers
Baytown Chemcals Research Laboratory
Paul Turner
Paul W. Turner
Texas Baptist
University Women
Citizens’ National Bank
Lynn McDowell
Girls’ State
STE
Ford & Climatic
Thad Felton Et Baytown, Inc
Baton
Huffman
G. T. Kilpatrick
W. R. Needham
Porter
Mrrs
Ruby Lee Davis
Kilpatrick
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Davis
Sun
TSU
Louie Welch
Carol’ Vence
Welch
Louie
Bulletin
Norman Foote
East Harris County
Community Chest
Jim Sheffield
Dmz
Alvera
Johneli
Boynton
Sterling Portrait
Ross S. Sterling
Ross Sterling High School
Hamlet Davis
Jim Sterling
Winnie Brown
Alan McWhorter
Ross Sterling
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