Baytown area events include hay ride and turkey dinner
Baytown Rough Riders sponsor a 7 p.m. hay ride and wiener roast, gathering at Baytown Youth Fair Arena for a procession to McCollum Park Beach City. Elks Ladies host a turkey dinner at the Elk’s Lodge open to the public with prices listed. Coffee Hour after the Gander football game in Baytown Market building. Cast members of Baytown Little Theater asked to pick up Boyfriend photos at BLT Box Office. Vietnam service member Marvin Debose stationed near Dau Tieng with wife in Crosby. Sterling Rangers pep rally set for 8:30 p.m at O Briens on Alexander Drive. Missing puppy sightings urged at 913 Largo. Fall weather noted with mid-40s to mid-70s temps. New member Carl D Russell joins American Shorthorn Association.
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Baytown Rough Riders
Baytown
Baytown Service League
Baytown Little Theater
BLT
Vietnam Service
Marvin Debose
T. V. Debose
2Th
Dau Tieng
Vietnam
Grace
Crosby
Sterling Rangers
O’brien
Alexander Drive
Ranger
Tornado injuries and community life in Highlands are featured
The report highlights Tony Ray Kelly, a one year old Highlands boy injured by a tornado, plus updates on Mrs. Robert White after surgery in Houston and their move back from Huntsville. It mentions local people and events including election talk, university study, and social updates from Sun staffers.
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Tony Ray Kelly
Highlands
Robert White
Willye Carter
Baytown
Houston
Huntsville
Ala
Robert Chase
Dollares Beauchamp
University of Houston
Connie Swann
Sun
Denise Poteet
Pat Richardson
Anna Lee Haddox
Helen Kirkpatrick
Sue Millis
Irs Not Over In Oregon Yet
In Portland Oregon AP Wayne Morse longtime U S senator trails as Robert Packwood leads by 2433 votes among absentee ballots totaling 395574 to 393141. County clerks expect late tally updates as about 5000 of 14000 absentee ballots are in Lane County Morse home county and result remains uncertain.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
Wayne Morse
U.S
Robert Packwood
Packwood
Lane
Morse
Musical Program Teaches ABCs to Mentally Retarded
In Tuscaloosa Alabama a program at Partlow State School brought in 10 classrooms of students with varying mental abilities to learn the first six letters of the alphabet through a keyboard based activity. Tommy Seale explains letter shapes while children match keyboard symbols to music notes. A teacher notes the moment when George, previously deemed unable, succeeds by pressing the correct key and hearing music.
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Johnella Boynton
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Tommy Seale
Jerry Nead
Partlow State School
Seale
Baytown
Partlow
Lawyer Is Charged In Election Suit
Houston lawyer Terry W. Proctor facing a loitering charge near Precinct 150 at Cloverleaf Elementary School was released on a $1000 bond by Justice of the Peace Glenn Vickery after being arrested Tuesday evening in front of Precinct 154. Proctor, a Democratic precinct 150 committeeman, earlier served as Jacinto City city secretary and once ran for the state legislature.
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Terry W. Proctor
Houston
Cloverlead
Justice of the Peace
Glenn Vickery
Juanita Clay
Proctor
Wade Bridge
Jacinto City
Clay
Justice Vickery
Christmas Parade Planned by Local Merchants Committee
The Retail Merchants Committee of the Central Baytown Business and Professional Association will sponsor a Christmas parade on December 7 starting at 2 p.m. from Thomas Circle, marching down Texas Avenue to Third Street, with several school bands expected to participate.
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Retail Merchants Committee
Central
Foreign Reaction To Nixon Is Favorable
Washington AP report details Nixon's early priorities including Vietnam peace talks with Johnson, possible trips to Saigon or Paris, and urging Thieu to join negotiations. It notes Saigon's stance, Nixon’s aim to unite Americans, and expectations of cooperation with Johnson amid a Democratic Congress.
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Washington
Rich
M. Nixon
Johnson
Vietnam
Nixon
Saigon
Paris
Nguyen van Thieu
North Vietnam
Thieu
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
Hanoi
Congress
Nixon Heads For Florida Rest Home After Talley Victory
Nixon flies to Key Biscayne Florida for rest and to begin forming the new administration. He aims to unite the country and determine Vietnam peace steps while naming cabinet aides and staff. Johnson pledges full support during the transition as Romney rumored for commerce and Younger for attorney general.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Florida
Vietnam
Nixon
New York
Key Biscayne
Fla
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Humphrey
Ilinois
Ohio
California
Missouri
Maryland
Johnson
Texas
San Antonio
White House
Detroit
WIR
George Romney
Michigan
Dist
Atty
Evelle J. Younger
Los Angeles County
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Channelview School Board faces steel import dilemma
The Channelview School Board debates awarding a bus building and shed contract to Architec ts Metal Products Co. using imported steel or McNaspy Construction Co. using domestic steel. Trustees split along pro and anti foreign steel lines amid Armco Steel layoffs and library needs. No contract awarded. superintendent ordered to investigate.
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Muril Hart
Burnham
Wanda Martin
Otha
Architects Metal Products Co
McNaspy Construction Co
Herschel Tate
Oscar Langston
Marvin Lorfin
Knox
Illinois Votes May Not Alter Race
Chicago protests unfold as the official canvass begins with Nixon leading Humphrey by about 135000 votes in Illinois. Daley accuses irregularities and cites delayed returns in western suburbs while noting unreported precincts in Chicago and suburbs could affect the outcome. An election watchdog atmosphere surrounds the vote count as scrutiny rises.
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Chicago
Cook County
Richard M. Nixon
Illinois
Richard J. Daley
Iinois
Nixon
Minois
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
anti-Daley
Ulingis
John F. Kennedy
Daley
Ilinois
Nixon victory draws mixed global reaction
Foreign reaction to Richard Nixon’s election was broadly favorable among conservatives and wary among socialists and communists. Hanoi and Saigon were silent while South Vietnamese officials favored Nixon as hawkish. Pravda labeled Nixon the big business candidate and warned of US war policy questions, as Asia and Latin America weighed the implications for Vietnam and international alignments.
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London
Richard M. Nixon
Hanoi
Saigon
Hubert 4. Humphrey
Nixon
Pravda
Communist Party
Austrian Pipeliner Says He Likes U.S.
Austrian pipe line maintenance chief Feizimayr from Innsbruck, 31, married, attends Lee College School of Pipe Line Technology for the %th term. He says he will return to America whenever possible and admires Texas and Colorado for their people and lifestyles. He previously worked in Pennsylvania in 190 and Houston in 1965 while studying and exploring US oil industry connections.
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Ron Lennard
Adolf H. Feizimayr
Innsbruck
Austria
America
Pennsylvania
States
Houston
Feiztmayr
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Une
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Peoples State Bank
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J. E. Higgins
Robert Graves
Sam Levin
American Legion Post No. 323
Annabell Rockwell
Post
Ladies Auxiliary
Cindy Couch
Lee
Cindy Davison
Ross Sterling
Legion
Kiwanis Club
E. D. Mixon
Roy Shoot Jr
Nitiate National Bank
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Russia
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