Dayton Trustees Reverse Ruling On BH Transfers
Dayton School Board reversed a nonresidents transfer ban at a Saturday night session. Ten families in the district’s extreme south area petitioned to transfer their children to Barbers Hill schools and won a 4 to 7 vote after about two hours of discussion. The Barbers Hill School Board had unanimously agreed on May 13 to accept the transfers, and none of the ten Dayton students had previously attended Dayton schools.
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Dayton School Board
Dayton Board
Barbers Hill
Bill McGinty
Wesley Williams
Reginald Wilson
Dayton
Council Ramsey Get Together Set
A breakfast meeting of the city council with County Commissioner W. V. Ramsey is scheduled Wednesday at 7 am at the Holiday Inn. Four new members join the seven member council and the session aims to acquaint them with Commissioner Ramsey and Manager Fritz Lanham. Topics include county maintained thoroughfares in Bayte and a possible county park on Tri City Beach Road.
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W. WV. Ramsey
Rams
Fritz Lanham
Bayte
Tri-City Beach Road
Last Rites Held For Herbert F. Pash 76
Funeral services for Herbert F. Pash 76 of 700 E. Alford were held at Earthman Chapel at 11 a m Monday. He died Sunday in a Houston hospital. Burial followed at Memory Gardens. Survivors include his widow Georgianna a daughter Lucille Pash of Louisville Ky a son George Darsee of Baytown six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
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Herbert F. Pash
E. Alford
Earthman Chapel
Houston
Paul Stephens
Second Baptist Church
Memory Gardens
Pash
Baytown
Ay Sears
Georgianna Pash
Lucille Pash
Louisville
George Darsee
Redistricting Sparks Federal Challenge and Political Pressure
Texas lawmakers push a new congressional map amid court actions and threats of suits. Governor Connally stays central as House and Senate clash over urban versus rural representation, with a new District 22 drawn for South Texas.
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Chaiman Peter O'Donnell
Dallas
GOP
House
Senate
John Connally
Connally
Texas Tech
Lus Hock
Texas
Sens
Franklin Spears
San Antonio
George Parkhouse
Dalclas
Bruce Reagan
Corpus Christi
Jake Johnson
Spears
U. S
Wright Pallman
Texarkana
Frank Cahoon
Midland
Bcsiar
South
John Dowdy
Athens
Martin Dies Jr
Lufkin
John Allen
Lee College seeks funds for district loan drive
Lee College Community Loan Fund seeks 3800 from district patrons to reach a 510 goal for the year. Five loan applications have been approved by the loans committee and applications are being accepted until June 17. The fund, started in 1960, aims to help district high school graduates pursue two year and senior college education, with revolving assets planned for 1966.
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Lee College Community Loan Fund, Inc
Lire College
Walter Rundell
Ted Lyman
George Lerch
Wallace Heaner
Howard Duhon
Steele McDonald
Wei
Lee College
McDonald
Incom Assisting McDoneld Drive Seeks Area Chairs
McDonald outlines a community drive with area chairmen including Mrs. BR, E. Donnelly, Mr Will Iudene Hines, Clifton dinis, Tony Campos and others. He notes many residents contacted and many more to recruit for street by street fundraising and outreach efforts.
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McDoneld
Mrs. BR
E. Donnelly
Will Iudene Hines
Clifton Dinis
Tony Campos
Roy Comeaurx
Mts
Huey Primeaux
W. C. Reeves
Allen Rice
W. P. Smith
McDonald
Ret Y Loan Fund Seeks Community Support Drive
RET Y LOAN FUND invites donations as a spring fund drive to boost a youth education program. Donors may mail checks to Post Office Box 492 or give in person at local banks. Directors include Lee Brasfield Perry Brit Gillespie and others on the Finance committee.
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Donald
Lee Brasfield
Perry
Jobeens National Bank
Gillespie
Hiss
Memorial Day ceremonies honor U S war dead nationwide
Across the United States Memorial Day observances featured taps, bands, and tributes to fallen service members. In Arlington National Cemetery, Gen Johnson led wreaths as President Johnson’s letter was read. Cities from New York to Philadelphia, Georgia to Hawaii held parades, wreaths, and family ceremonies for the nation’s war dead.
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Associated Press
New York City
United War Veteran Pa
Brooklyn
John Kennedy
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
I Ariington National Cemetery
Viet Nam
Karold XX
Johnson
Texas
Marietta National Cemetery
Georgia
Daughters of the Confederacy
Sons of Confederate Vielevens
Chiguen
Oak Woods
Louis
Crast Guard
Mississippi
Philadelphia
James Tate
Dewey
Olympia
The
Pines
Rindge NH
Arlington
Gen
Robeson
Hyde Pex
Franklin J5
Roosevelt
Rome
Bogalusa Rights Leaders Seek Court Protection
Civil rights leaders in Bogalusa seek federal court protection after a racially charged street clash. They plan to boost recruitment to 1,000 and request orders to shield demonstrators as local protests and a parade ordinance dispute unfold in southeastern Louisiana.
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Inmall
Ay Mat
Ku Klux Klan Hi Equality
Barahisa
Tfhe
Todia
Keta
CORFE
Bogalusa Civic and Voters League
Louisiana
Moore
U.S. District Court
New Orleans
New City
Parish
Neera
State
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John Kennedy Jr Enrolls In Nursery School Classes
The report notes John F Kennedy Jr attending nursery school for four year olds. Crowded details describe his absence from May, his sister Caroline accompanying him, and a move linked to a family dedication. The piece reflects early 1960s coverage of the Kennedy children's schooling.
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John Kennedy Jr
Mae Yore
John F
Fifth Avenue
Jonn-Iohn
Clisa
John
Coreered Heart
London
Mymedie Meadowland
Kennedy New York
Car Crash Injures Youth on Market Street
Ronnie Pitman, 16, of 105 Fayle, sustained cuts and bruises after his vehicle ran off the shoulder on Market Street, struck an embankment, and crashed beneath a bridge and underpass during a Monday incident. Investigation ongoing.
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Ronnie Pitman
Fayle
Tidelands Rospatel
Bri Feardray
Sed Pittman
Weathering Rain Shifts Harbor Search Prompted
A white male who disappeared after a rain-soaked incident near Likewind remains missing as a reward is posted. Details list a home at 106 Wildrose and a contact via AR 3478. KC meeting officers to be elected. Knights of Columbus events and several community notices follow.
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Wildrose
Haskins
San Jacinto
Knights of Columbus
HC Ha
Weekend burglaries and thefts probe across city
Police investigate multiple incidents over the weekend. A man reports his billfold with 129 missing after leaving it on a table. another theft from Wiener Department Store valued at 6107 pairs of men's slacks. a television set taken from a home. a garage item stolen and a drink machine vandalized at a local business. Twelve arrests and a window pane damage noted.
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Frank Slaszar
Ws Harbor
Slazar
East Missin
Irs
Dora Wiener
Wiener
Ian Aves
Sumetine
Ealing
Flp
Bauer
An Glass Co
Marth
Taylor Harmack
Alexinder
Two City Officers Hurt In Crash Near Dee Drive
Two Baytown patrolmen were slightly injured about 10 a.m. Monday when their patrol car was struck from behind on Dee Drive near Fairees Drive. Patrolman Dale Sch. and Joan Bary Deer were treated and released. Time Alien Novosad of 1305 Alabama drove into the rear of the patrol car as it slowed to avoid a radar site.
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Baytown
Mondie
Callisian
Dee Drive
Fairees Derive
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