Second In Class Sharon Laney Tops Lee College Grad
Sharon Laney is the second highest ranked student in Lee College’s 32966 graduating class, with Herschel Rosser listed fifth. Also notes life saving courses start at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Lakewood pool with Robert P. Kelley as instructor. Horticulture Club will meet at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday at Mrs. D. F. Grigg’s home to study Awareness In the Garden led by Mrs. Ersel Carrell. Bridget L Bertholon from New York London and Paris will demonstrate makeup and host a 2 minute fashion show at TOPS club Thursday 8 p.m. at Gulf Coast Hospital Lobby. Tulane University graduation honors Robert P. Wiles of 611 West Jack with a Bachelor of Science degree. Tony Campos of 1518 West Humble Baytown attends a nine week UT institute June 7-Aug 9 funded under NEA to study Spanish speaking disadvantaged students. John E. Reed of Barrett Station sustains a gunshot wound to the right foot from an accidental discharge of a .22 rifle. Dearee Earned charges filed. Lucie Curtiss of Crosby awarded a Bachelor of Arts from Trinity University. James F. Spuhler of Houston obituary notes funeral services for John Schullder (Schuller) at Pat Foley Funeral Home. Schulder 82. Dance set at Knights of Columbus Hall 2600 W Main 3 a.m. to 2 a.m. public invited. H L Driskill, former Barbers Hill teacher, is seriously ill at Heights Hospital in Houston.
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BRIDGET L_ Bertholon
New York
London
Paris
Tops Club
Gulf Coast Hospital
Austin Institute
Tony Campos
Humble
Baytown
Texas
Arizona
University of Texas
Schuller
James F. Spuhler
John St. Andrews
H. Schuller
Houston
Trinity University- Houston
Pat H. Foley
Tidwell Road
H. A. Schuller
Olive
Joyce Platt
James Carroll
Weather And Tides At Sun Station Galveston
Partly cloudy and warm with easterly winds reported. Temperature range 70 to 38 degrees. Monday's range 65 to 28 degrees with a 74 degree reading at 3 am. Tuesday at the Sun weather station in Galveston. Wednesday's high at 4 18 am and tides indicate low at 9 pm. Winds reportedly strong at 515 miles per hour.
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Sun
Gloria Crumpler Wins Horace Mann Citizenship Award
Omission of Gloria Crumpler from Horace Mann award winners noted. Gloria earned a citizenship award amid a roundup of campus and community notes.
Baytown Student Chosen for SMU Summer Math Program
Thomas Allan Post of Robert E. Lee High School Baytown earned one of 25 slots from 690 applications for the 10th summer mathematics program at Southern Methodist University Dallas June 6 to July 5. The National Science Foundation covers instruction costs.
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Robert E. Lee
Baytown
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Thomas Allan Post
Hill
Henry L. Post
United States
Frank
3_ Palas
SMU Department of Mathematics
Dr. Palas
SME
National Science Foundation
Road Bonds Issue Vote Set for Saturday in East Harris
East Harris County voters go to the polls Saturday to decide a 1.0 million road bond plan for 13 miles of the Almeda Genoa Road and six miles of Lite York Road in Houston. Also on ballots are the Texas Democratic Primary races for attorney general Crawford Martin versus Franklin Spears and State Representative District 2 with Bill Rice and Laura Cruz. The bond proposal requires a simple majority and is limited to property owners.
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East Harris County
Almeda - Genoa
Lite York
Houston
Texas
Crawford Martin
Franklin Spears
Bill Rice
Laura Cruz
Chet Brooks Eckhardt To Talk Here
State Sen elect Chet Brooks of Pasadena and 8th District candidate Bob Eckhardt of Houston will address Bayshore Red Reef and Gun Club at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday about pollution control and marine life protection. Guests include Oscar F. Nelson Jr and Joe Lagaw, Chambers County officials, and Larry Holbrook of the Texas Oyster Growers Association. SCOT urges shell reef preservation and dredging limits, and seeks to add Wildlife Commission members from three to five.
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Chet Brooks
Pasadena
Bob Eckhardt
Houston
Bayshore
Wildlife Commission
Bank Charter Hearing Set For June 14
A hearing on three Baytown bank charter applications is set for 10 a.m. June 14 in Austin, before the State Banking Board. Directors named include Perry Britton and Eldon Berry, among others, with capital structures of 200000 stock and 200000 surplus for the first, 400000 stock and 200000 surplus for the second. The third petition lists multiple Baytown and Southeast Texas professionals. The Mont Belvieu bank charter date remains undetermined, likely in July.
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Baytown Vank
Austin
Mont Belvieu Bank
State Banking Department
Faytown
State Banking Board
J. M. Falkner
Robert Strauss
al Dallas
Jesse James
John H. Reagan
Perry Britton
Peoples State Bank
Eldon Berry
Life Insurance
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Robert Matherne
Matherne
Homer Wilson
Sinclair
Channelview
Jeff Fieming
Pasadena
W. H. Baugh
Lewis A. Wilburn
Baugh
First National Bank
la Porte
Clear Creek
Seabrook
William
Baytown
Southeast Texas
W. Bruce Ramsey
Reid, Strickland, Gillette and Ramsey
Buck Turner
Buck Turner Chevrolet
Fred Hartman
The
Baytown Sun
F. A. Richardson
Lee Brasfield
Granville Laugh Iin
George Chandler
H.W. Kilpatrick TI
George Walmstey
M. L. Wismer
Alan Shepard Jr
Bob Stakes
First Na See Bank
Meier Wins UT Distinguished Graduate Award
H M. Meier plant manager at Humble Baytown Refinery is among six University of Texas alumni cited for distinguished graduate honors at the UT commencement. The award honors achievement in engineering public service and support to UT and its College of Engineering.
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HK. H. Meier
Humble Oil and Refining
Baytown
University of Texas
College of Engineering
Meier
Humble
Protesters Hit U S Embassy in Warsaw and Other World News
Students stage a hit-and-run protest at the U S Embassy in Warsaw, bricking the building with bricks ink bottles and potatoes while other stories note a Navy security tightening after a serviceman sought to sell top secret information Dmitri Shostakovich suffers a mild heart attack Nina Khrushchev and Nikita lead a quiet life eight jurors selected in Gatesville trial a motion for change of venue is filed and Henry Amerson goes on trial in Angleton in the rape slaying case of Marjorie Wills
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U.S
Viet Nam
Cuba
Warsaw
Poland
Navy
Leslie Douglas Ashley
Gatesville
Houston
Henry Francis Amerson
Angleton
Marjorie Wills
Plans Near Completion For Barbers Hill High School
District officials announce final designs for Barbers Hill High School approved by the board after a 1.6 million bond vote in December 1965. The facility will center on a gym with adjacent auditorium and left wing classrooms, laboratories, library, and admin offices on a brick exterior with a 2,400 Lone Side and 600 seats on the opposite stands.
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Barbers Bill High School
Larry J. Boyd
Schock
Euditorium: and (Co | Will Be Faced With’ To One -Side Will Htootbat Field
Classes Resume Wednesday Summer School Nears
Wanda Orton reports summer school begins Wednesday at Robert E. Lee High School for senior and junior high and elementary students. Programs run to July 29 with Title I centers starting June 6. Registration times vary by center, with senior high earning credit opportunities and remedial work at other levels. Tuition is 15 per senior/junior course and 1 per elementary course.
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Robert E. Lee High School
Anson Jones
San Jacinto
Harlem
REL
Henry Armstrong
Charles Cross
Highlands Junior High
Summers School
Leon Legler
Travis and Burnet Schools
Thhe
Sherman _Children
Jewelish
Joe Hughes
Margaret Strauss
Marion McWhorter
Elizabeth Wilbanks
Robert P.kelsey
Joe Wood
Clyde Henderson
Don Hightaver
Henry Young
Lela Armstrong
Gemini 9 Astronauts Ready to Launch on Three Day Flight
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP The Gemini 9 crew says they are ready to go as they prepare for a three day space flight. Air Force Lt Col Thomas F Stafford and Navy Lt Cmdr Eugene A Cernan talk about awaiting liftoff at 12 38 pm EDT Wednesday. They will dock with a target satellite using an Augmented Target Docking Adapter in a 185 mile high Earth orbit after Atlas and Titan rocket checks.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Air Force
Thomas F. Stafford
Navy
Eugene A. Cernan
ATDA
Titan
Surveyor On Course To Soft Moon Landing
Pasadena reporters note Surveyor 1 cruised 97,000 miles from Earth toward a new landing site in the Sea of Storms. JPL officials say the 2,200-pound craft responded properly to all commands during the maneuver guiding it toward a late Wednesday touchdown.
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Pasadena
Cali
Surveyor 1
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Surveyor
Timetable for Summer Recreation Starts Wednesday
Baytown summer recreation begins Wednesday at Baytown, Highlands, Carver, and Lamar centers. Programs cover arts, crafts, sports, swimming, tennis, and life-saving with sessions at Robert E Lee High School, Baytown Junior High, Highlands Gym, Bayou Gym, Harlem and Memorial Stadium. Registration for swimming dates June 20 July 5 and July 18 with classes daily Monday through Friday. Lifeguards on duty at all pools. Junior Olympic track workouts at Memorial Stadium with meets in area events.
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Robert E. Lee High School
Baytown
Highlands
Ming
Firiday
Carver
Ee Pool
Memorial Stadium
Service For U S Steel's Site Probed
Missouri Pacific officials confirmed studies are under way to explore feasible routes for extending service to the U S Steel site east of Baytown. Gulf District assistant general manager J C Love said engineers are conducting feasibility surveys and plan to meet with Morton Tuesday afternoon to discuss plans and options for spurs and potential service to the Tang in West Chambers County site.
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Missouri-Pacific
U.S. Steel
Baytown
J. C. Love
Missouri -Pacific
Gulf District
Love
Missiouri-Pacific
Morton
Council
Lem Pacific
Missouri’ Pacific
Tang
Chambers
Buddhist Junta Leaders Seek End To Rebellion
Buddhist leaders held a surprise meeting with members of the military junta in Saigon as they push to resign and establish a provisional civilian regime. The move followed self-immolations in protest against the government, including an 11 year old girl in Hue, with monks leading delegations and awaiting a formal statement.
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Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen
van Thien
Anh
Abe
Thich
Tam Chau
Buddhist Institute
Heaviy
Gia Long
Thieu
Thich Tri Quang
Quan
South
Wooster Chamber to Host Pollution Program at Tower
The Wooster Chamber of Commerce will hold a noon program on pollution this Wednesday at the Tower. Guest speaker will be Dr. Walter Quebedeaux, director of pollution control in Harris County.
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Mapleton
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Tulane
Robert P. Wiles
West Jack
Tulane University
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Barrett Station
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
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Trinity University
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W. Main
Everest Keene
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del Rio
Heights Hospital
Galveston
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Horace Mann
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Jeff Webber
Waco
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Baytor University
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the Sun
Bob Chase
Lester Alford
Diana Alford
Lacy Lusk
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Judy Dugat
Sam Houston State Colege
Huntsville
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Houston Chamber of Commerce
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Bill Barnes
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