JP Court Here Refers 5 Cases To Grand Jurors
Five felony cases were bound over to the Harris County Grand Jury and three more sent to the grand jury by Justice of the Peace M. M. Brown. Names include Reginald Leon Williams and Jimmy Charles Reeves facing theft, burglary, and related charges with bonds set. Other defendants such as Leon Anders, Wiliam Milner, Oscar Hall Jr., Barn ey F. Jenkins, Charles Larry Knox, J. W. Patterson, Paul Smith, and Buster Blake appear with various dispositions and hearings set through June. Misdemeanor rulings feature guilty findings and fines, some suspended, with warnings.
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Harris County
Grand Jury
Justice of the Peace
M. M. Brown
Reginald Leon Wiliams
Williams
Jimmy Charles Reeves
Leon Anders
Wiliam Leon Milner
Oscar Hall Jr
Barney F. Jenkins
Charles Larry Knox
J. W. Patterson
Paul Smith
Buster Blake
Adrian Earl Dowdy
Pythians Plan June Thursday Games Nights
Knights of Pythias will sponsor weekly game parties every Thursday in June at Judge Hall on Alexander Drive. Doors open 7 20 PM with 50 cent admission for members and guests. Dominoes bridge and canasta on the agenda along with pies cakes cold drinks and coffee sold by Pythians wives. A lodge committee met to finalize plans with Mr and Mrs Ed Richmond Ed Rogers Bud Sanchez Mrs Jona Tipton Mr and Mrs C N Cook Mrs Rogers Jack Stewart and Allman among attendees.
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Knights of Pythias
James
Judge Hall
Alexander Drive
Ed Richmond
Ed Rogers
Bud Sanchez
Jona Tipton
C. N. Cook
Rogers
Jack Stewart
Allman
Houston Woman Held In Threat On Life Of LBJ
Houston woman Johnnie Mae Hackworthe 59, a thrice married candidate for governor, is held on a federal charge for threatening President Johnson. She was arraigned in Houston, with a $25,000 bond, after Secret Service agents arrested her following a threatening letter. She has prior threats against Eisenhower and claims to run the American Bible College near Brenham, which Secret Service doubts exists.
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Houston
Tex
Johnson
Johnnie Mae Hackworthe
Secret Service
U.S
Ralph Fowler
U.S. Atty
Jerald Mize
White House
Haeleworthe
Brenham
Mize
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Hackworthe
Mother Of 3 Baytonians Dies At 90
Mrs. Henry Theeck 90, longtime Tomball resident and mother of three Baytonians, died at home. Surviviors include five sons Arthur and Edwin Theeck. daughters Rose Wilson Lydia Williams Ella Curtis. grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral 3 p.m. Saturday at Salem Lutheran Church Tamball with Rev. Paul C. Eifert. Burial Salem Cemetery. Funeral directed by Klein Funeral Home Tamball.
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Henry Theeck
Tomball
U S Considers Bigger Role By UN In Southeast Asia
Washington reports indicate U S officials weigh a larger United Nations role in Southeast Asia beyond prior suggestions. Honolulu talks will discuss peace efforts in Laos Viet Nam and Cambodia and possible expanded U S military action. UN patrols on the Cambodian Vietnamese border are being explored as a limited measure and may signal broader peacekeeping options if needed.
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Southeast Asia
Honolulu
Johnson
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Cambodia
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India
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Thailand
Saigon
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
Robert 5. McNamara
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Harlan Cleveland
Bureau of International Organization Affairs
Ake
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.N. Security Council
Southeast
Asia
U.N
City council acts on street name change and drainage woes
City council approves Foster Street name change to avoid conflict with Burner Drive after residents urged the adjustment. The panel also considers repairing a curb and ditch to improve access to a resident's property and discusses establishing the Inter-American Institute of Political and Social Science to boost democratic development in Latin America.
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Burmett Street
Wooster
Foster Street
H. E. McKee
Danubinas
United States
Re J
City 3
Inter - American Institute of
Latin America
Senators urge exile activities to topple Castro
A Judiciary subcommittee report urged strengthening anti Castro exile efforts to widen disaffection in Cuba and push for Castro and communism to be expelled. It calls for meaningful infiltration of Cuba and a unified exile organization to address governments and public opinion for Cuban freedom. The panel notes a widening gulf between exiles and internal Cuban factions, while urging urgency in resettling Cuban refugees outside Miami and backing by the President.
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Senate
Cuba
Judiciary
Philip A. Hart
D-Mi
U.S
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Scott
Miami
Olympia Pool Under Construction On Ward Road
The Olympia Recreational Club pool for Eva Maud and Bowie subdivision residents is under construction and to be finished in 36 working days. Ground-breaking on Ward Road was attended by Mayor pro tem Jack Huron and city manager Fritz Lanham.
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Russell W. Pin
Ward Peters
Jerry Engle
Kilgore
Javke Suton
John Kilgore
Luke Miler
Bowie
Eva Shovel
Maud Subdivision
Olympia
Eva Maud
Ward Road
Jack Huron
Fritz Lanham
Citizens National Bank
Russell Peters
Luke Miller
Louie Miller
Larry French
Sam Howard Lee
Pete Elmore
Pete Sheppard
R. H. Walton
Davis Whitted
Club
Crystal Pool Co
E. C
Red) Wilson
County Bids Sought for Humble Annex Park Areas
Harris County Commissioners Court approves bid process for parking, drive, and sidewalks at Humble courthouse annex. Estimated phase cost 32,262 dollars per Doss. Wyatt C Hedrick Architects plans approved. Eugene A Cromwell named supervisor of four county buildings, earning 725 dollars monthly plus car allowance. Texas Youth Council office space deferred. council oversees 700 delinquent youths.
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Houston
Harris County Commissioners Court
Humble
Doss
Wyatt C. Hedrick
Phillip Sayers
Grand Jury
Commissioners Court
Sayers
Eugene A. Cromwell
West Gulf Bank
Civil Reports
C. G. Albert
Texas Youth Council
West
Dallas
Rainbow Installation Vocals for Cedar Bayou Assembly
The Rainbow Installation will feature vocal selections for Cedar Bayou Assembly 117 Order of Rainbow for Girls. Miss Michelle Contella and Carl Contella Jr will lead the program while Janice Doskcil is installed as worthy advisor. The ceremony is open to the public. Iraq is identified as the modern name for Mesopotamia.
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Cedar Bayou Assembly
Order of Rainbow
Michelle Contella
Carl Contella Jr
Janice Doskocil
Pasadena Barbecue Honors Local Candidates Visit
Democrats in East Harris County meet at 3 pm Saturday at Lee College parking lot for a Pasadena barbecue honoring state legislature candidates John Ray Harrison and Jake Johnson and congressman-at-large candidate Robert W. Baker. Free tickets via Mrs. Hiden Willer or Joe Allen.
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Harris County
Lee College
Pasadena
John Ray Harrison
Jake Johnson
Robert W. Baker
Hiden Willer
Joe Allen
Herreras to Attend Son's NM Military Institute Graduation
Rudy Herrera IMR and Mrs. L Herrera of 318 Airhart Drive travel Friday to Roswell New Mexico to witness their son Rudy Herrera graduate from New Mexico Military Institute. Commencement is Saturday morning and the family plans a Sunday return. Rudy is a 1961 graduate of Robert E. Lee High School.
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Imr
L. Herrera
Airhart Drive
Baytown Desegregation Efforts Extend to Summer School
City officials plan to integrate summer school at San Jacinto Elementary if four Negro elementary students enroll. Desegregation of public facilities earlier spurred the move, while a biracial committee has met only briefly. The school board faces a possible veto on McNair area junior high plans and holds secret sessions on personnel and policy.
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E. F. Green
Carver High School
Petain
McNair
Taj
Peonie
Baytown ‘Sun
City Moves Humble Building Cluster To Park and School Areas
Buys company moved to property owned by the city, amid municipal needs for the site. The Chest cluster previously housed agencies like the cerebral palsy center, Girl Scouts, County Nurse Department and County Probation Office. Most agencies relocated, and several white asbestos-siding buildings were moved to serve as recreation and utility structures in parks and schools.
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Cerebral Palsy Center
Girl Scouts
Bonnie Johnson Receives Magna Cum Laude At CU Commencement
Bonnie M. Johnson of 1911 N. Main earned magna cum laude honors in the commencement ceremonies held at Daniel-Meyer Coliseum on Wednesday as Texas Christian University conferred degrees.
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Bonnie M. Johnson
N. Main
Texas: Christian University
Daniel-Meyer Coliseum
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