Sausage Supper Phone Discussion At KC Hall
A Baytown council hosts a public discussion on telephone service inside KC Hall. Attendees can voice complaints or commendations about service. supper features German sausage and sauerkraut at 75 cents. Event starts 6 30 p m Thursday with spouses invited. Gene Bauer leads. Cecil E Hutto 57 of 1000 Wright Blvd dies in Baytown hospital. Services to be announced. Mrs Jane Clark home after five weeks in Baytown Hospital. Nesda Day and Lord Pool named to Southwestern University distinction list with 3 60 GPA or higher this semester. only eight-one students qualified. James S Grr promoted to staff sergeant in US Air Force. James E Hamilton assigned as platoon leader near Cam Ranh Bay Vietnam. Baytown Horse Club meets 7 30 p m at Nathan Bracey home.
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Telebers of
San Jacinto
Gene Bauer
Enaner
Cecil Hutto
Cecil
E. Hutto
Wright Blvd
Baytown Hospital
Lord Pool
Baytown
Southwesterm University
Burr Clifford
Southwestern
Weather outlook for Baytown area turns warm with showers
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and warm temperatures with widely scattered thundershowers. Monday’s expected high low range is 7-80 degrees, while Sundays ranged from 66 to 85. Galveston tides show Tuesday highs near 4:42 a.m. and 11:18 a.m., with a low at 5:06 p.m.
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Baytown
Galveston
Big Weekend Square Dancers Celebrate In Cal
A roundup of readable items from Cal and local figures includes A around Cal and Helen Hartrick planning a large square dance celebration this weekend while Eve lyn Purswell entertains a state official for lunch. Other notes mention late photo delivery for Bennett Adams and Teresa Bailey at Sacred Heart Domini can College earning sorority honors. Reba Beal discusses her unusual job and Mrs J E Nesselrode shares a Girl Scouts camping story with a photo. Three Baytown Junior School B award winners Beverly Guy Annabeth Brunson and Jane St Clair are named with omissions noted.
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Cal
Helen Hartrick
Evelyn Purswell
Bennett Adams
Ning McBride
Billy Foster
Teresa Bailey
Sacred Heart Dominican College
E. J. Pugh
Arizona
Reba Beal
J. E. Nesselrode
Baytown
Beverly Guy
Annabeth Brunson
Jane! St. Clair
Lanny
Simmons
Arabs and Israelis trade fire near Gaza Strip
Arabs fired mortars and machine guns from the Gaza Strip at farmers and soldiers inside Israel. One Israeli was slightly wounded as Israeli forces replied with machine guns. The clash followed regional tensions after Nasser's blockade stance and Syria’s frontline actions. The incident heightened fears of a broader crisis in the Middle East, with U.N. forces having pulled back and Security Council meeting planned in New York.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Gaza
Strip
Israel
Tel Aviv
Middle East
Gaza Strip
U.N
Egypt
Syria
Nureddine Atassi
Moscow
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Alexi N. Kosygin
Nasser
Suez
United States
Britain
Strait of Tiran
Gulf
Eshko
Negev Desert
Cairo
Odd Bull
Norway
Face Supervision Organization
Palestine
New York
Security Council
U Thant
Near East
Mhpeast
Texas Legislature Ends Regular Session Anticipates Special Session
Austin AP reports Texas lawmakers close the 60th regular session with major bills approved and a widely expected fall special session. Gov. Connally hints at 1968 taxes and a one-year appropriation plan while Lt. Gov. Smith looms as a political challenger. The day features a $446.8 million general revenue appropriation, a teacher pay raise, districting changes, a horse race betting referendum, and extended liquor hours in large counties pending the governor's signature.
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Austin
Texas
House
John. Connally
Connally
Preston Smith
Smith
Connelly
Sen
H. J. Blanchard
Lubbock
Sesson
Texas State Teachers Associaion
Ben Barnes
Senate
TSTA
Bob Thomas
Waco
Bob
27 Cardinals Added To Church By Pope
Pope Paul VI named 27 new cardinals including four Americans Archbishops John J. Krol Patrick A. O Boyle and John P Cody plus Bishop Francis J. Brennan from Shenandoah Pa The move raises the U S College to nine cardinals and total membership to 120 The prep includes three French prelates 13 Italians and others from Poland Bolivia Switzerland Argentina Germany Indonesia and Holland Italy remains most represented with 39 cardinals The act doubles American representation and aims to refresh the Curia with modern methods and conservative tradition.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
United States
College of Cardinals
John Joseph Krol
Philadelphia
Patrick A. O'Boyle
Washington
D.C
John
Patrick Cody
Chicago
Francis J. Brennan
Shenandoah
Vatican
Pope Paul
Sacred College
Albert Cardinal Meyer
Poland
Bolivia
Switzerland
Nederland Teen Killed In Mishap At Mont Belvieu
A Nederland resident Shirley Ann Bewley 19 died when an eastbound car crashed into the Trinity River Bridge abutment eight miles east of Mont Belvieu. Passenger Cheryl May Munkin 22 was hospitalized in Gulf Coast in Galveston in good condition. Driver Thomas Aaron Fletcher 23 of Orange stationed at Fort Polk La was identified. Justice of the Peace Williams led the inquest. Highway Patrolman Stiles investigates.
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Mont Belvieu
Nederland
Trinity River Bridge
Here
Shirley Ann Bewley
Beaumont
Sterling Funeral Home
Anahuac
Grammier-Cherie Funeral Home
Port -Arthur
Cheryl May Munkin
Gulf Coast Hospital
Gaviewa
Justice of the Peace
Paul Willams
Harry Stiles
Thomas Aaron Fletcher
Crabtree St
Orange
Fort Polk
U S Posts Feel Barrage Of Red Guns
In a dawn attack near Hue, Communist gunners and mortar fire hit U S units from the central coast area. Four killed and 17 wounded at Hue. hotel in city heavily damaged but ICC members safe. US casualties unknown. Washington debate grows over Vietnam action as threats of broader fighting rise.
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Saigon
Hue
International Control Commission
U.S. 25Th Infantry Division
Due Pho
U.S
Commission
Washington
Senate
U. S
Vietnam
Cyrus R. Vance
Secretar
Defense
Businesses Here Plan For Holiday Memorial Day
Memorial Day extends through Baytown with many shops closed while some keep open. Veterans of Foreign Wars Baytown Post urges flags and Veterans Administration Cemetery services in Houston with Congressman George Bush speaking at 10 45 a.m. City Hall closes except garbage pickup. Several firms and unions declare a holiday including Humble refinery United Carbon Marbor Chemical and HL P and Houston Natural Gas. The post office also observes a holiday with no mail delivery.
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U.S
Baytown
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Baytown Post
Veterans Administration
Houston
George Bush
City
Humble Oi and Refining Co
Baytown Refnery
Esso Research and Engineer
Enjay Chemical Co
Baytown Mutual Benefit Association
Humble
Skelton
Othr Industries
United Carbon
Marbor Chemical
Houston Lighting and Power Co
Houston Natural Gas
Baytonian Reunites With Fellow Alum In Tuscaloosa
Byard Sooy, a Humbie Oi refinery employee and 1942 Alabama graduate, flew from Baytown to Tuscaloosa for the 23rd class reunion. He met James Chatfield, a Baytown Humbleman commuting from Houston, and recalled campus changes since 1942 while navigating the campus and Tuscaloosa Country Club for reunion events.
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Byard Sooy
Humbie Oi and Refining Co
Baytown
University of Alabama At
Tuscaloosa
Byard
James Chatfield
Chatfield
Houston
University of Alabama
Alabama
Bear Bryant
Bear
Tuscaloosa Country Club
Holiday Inn
Registration for Baytown Summer School Opens
A few hundred Baytown students will register Wednesday for remedial courses or for classes not offered during the regular year. Summer school programs will be at Sterling High School with sessions for high school junior and elementary students. High school students may take up to three half credit courses at $15 each, junior school courses cost $15, and elementary courses $10. Typewriting is non remedial for the junior program, and art and handwriting may be offered in elementary if demand exists.
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Ross Sterling
Baytown
Sterling
Sterling High School
Winnie Brown
Horace Mann
Barry Nettles
San Jacinto
Herb Zimmerman
Netiles
Eless
Zimmerman
California Housing Amendment Ruled Unconstitutional by Supreme Court
WASHINGTON AP The Supreme Court ruled the California voter approved Housing Amendment known as Proposition 14 unconstitutional saying it involved state racial discrimination. The measure carried 1964 initiative passage and wiped out state laws banning racial or religious housing discrimination. Justice White led the majority with Chief Justice Warren and Justices Douglas Brennan Fortas joining. dissents by Harlan Black Clark Stewart.
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Washington
Supreme Court
California
California Supreme Court
Byron R. White
White
Eary
Warren
William l. Douglas
Wiliam J. Brennan Jr
Abe. Fortas
Jutices
John M. Harlan
Hugo L. Black
Tom C. Clark
Potter Stewart
Heavy Rains Drench West Texas After Thunderstorms
Heavy thundershowers drenched West and West Central Texas for the first time in months as a cool front lingered in the Panhandle and moved southeast. Tornado funnels and hail accompanied the storms Sunday night, with 24 hour rainfall measured in Menard 2.43 inches and other towns reporting significant totals across North and Central Texas. Local gauges showed Gonzales 1.78, Brady 1.19, Wichita Falls 1.23, San Angelo 1.65, and Olton 0.79 inches.
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Associated Press
Texas
Panhandle
Menard
Gonzales
Bowie
Brady
Lometa
Floydada
Littlefield
Wichita Falls
San Angelo
Olton
Board set to canvass results of bond vote totals
School trustees meet Monday to canvass unofficial returns from Saturday's bond election totaling 7.7 million for renovations and air conditioning, 34.06 million for facilities additions, and 1.06 million for a 20 000 seat stadium. Stadium pass by 33 votes, renovations by 1,380, additions by 972. Public box Harlem Elementary gave stadium strongest support. Board also to consider halftime participation by Robert E. Leebang and Brigade at Rice Stadium game and personnel changes.
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Johnella
Boynton
Sturngut
Ted
Harlem
Schéel
Trusltees
Robert E. Leebang
Briga~diers
Houston Oiler
Opportunity School Fund Reaches Three Quarters Mark
Baytown Opportunity School's building fund nears goal with 675 pledges and 36 5, but the total pledged or paid stands at 1,925,567 toward 50,000. State and federal funds would cover 56 percent of costs with local funds at 44 percent for a new campus housing classrooms testing areas and a sheltered workshop. Major contributors include Allstate Insurance Foundation Baytown Sun and United States Steel among many local groups.
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Gubigx
Suritmas Baytown
Echols
The
Opportunity School
Parkway Drive
Baker Road
Clint
Allstate Insurance Foundation
Baytown Women’s Bowling Association
Baytown Employes Federation
Baytown Sun
Bayshore Rod
Reeding Gun J Club
Baytown Unitarian Fellowship
Citizen’s National Bank
Culpepper’s Furiture
Citizen's Insurance Agency
Country Club Oaks
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Jane Clark
Orr
James
S. Grr
Air Force
Margaret E_ Reese
Indiana
Bmir
Homer My Mier
Channevi
James E. Hamilton
4S7th
Cam Ranh Bay
Robert E. Lee High School
Jimmie Hamilton
Chandler Drive
BAYTOWN +H
Nathan Bracey
Hi W. Archer
Ford & Climatic
Thad Felton
Mayjerm, Ire
Binge
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Gulf of Aqaba
Levi Eshkol
Palestine Liberation
Salter
Gatesville
France
Curia
Tan
YSTEM
Baytonian
Ross
Law ‘On
West
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