NEA Speaker Jennings Flathers to Speak at Lee College
NEA field representative Jennings Flathers will address the Lee College as part of LC Texas Student Teachers Association activities in Room 143 at 3 30 p m Wednesday. Public invited. Dean Rundell attended work study conference in Dallas yesterday at the Adolphus Hotel.
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NEA
Jennings Flathers
National Education Association
Lee College
Texas Student ‘Teachers Association
Dallas
Walter ‘Rundell
National Defense
Adolphus Hotel
Lynchburg Bridge Urged In Baytown Master Plan
Gene Muller urged inclusion of a Lynchburg bridge in Baytown's master plan at a Lakewood Civic Association meeting chaired for J Nelson Ash of Bernard Johnson Engineering. Ash warned Baytown could reach 175000 people in 24 years, needing a four to six lane bridge and better access across the channel to support growth.
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Nelson Asil
Pewce Association
Lakewood
Baytown
Imal- House
Greg Davis
Ter
Lakewood Association
Baytown Sun
Wanda Orton
Gene Muller
Lynchburg
Baytown - la Porte
Washburm
Pasadena
Wooster
Ash
Houston
Browth
Siffime
Sish
Bay
Gan
Bernard Johnson
Rumble, Oil and Refining Co
Diabetes Tests Set Wednesday At San Jacinto Hospital
Free diabetes tests will start at noon Wednesday at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital and run until 1000 tests are used up. Bob Stiff and Janice Manteris lead the effort, consolidating last year’s two hospitals into one testing site. Last year 1733 people were tested with 183 sent for further testing, and the finger prick blood test takes only a second. Participants are advised not to eat for two hours before testing.
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San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Bob Stiff
Janice Manteris
Gulf Coast
San Jacinto
Tug of war over Copano Bay dredging heats up hearing
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission resumes today a hearing on shell dredging in Copano Bay to assess Heldendels Brothers Inc plan to remove 100000 cubic yards from a 22500 acre area for road work. Proponents cite jobs and tax revenue while opponents warn dredging could harm fishing and tourism.
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J. O. Casey
St. Mark's
George Me
Kinsky
Houston
Beaumont
Baytown
Ed Bryan
Hol’land
Denmark
Tran
Ronnie Wendens
Doyle
Troups
Mary Olds
Cindy Huddle
Lydia Franco
Ronnie Anderson
South Carolina
Heldenfels
Shell
Copane Bay
Paul Haring
Goliad
Maine
Harling
Copano Bay
W. M. Woolsey
Commission
Texas Shell
Fish Hut
Eysterniv Landing
Henry Hildebrand
University of Corpus Christi
Nueces Bay
1964 Traffic Box Score Accidents and Fatality Note
Traffic statistics show 859 injuries and one death across 1964. The report notes days since last fatality as 00 and records 59 incidents. Data emphasizes ongoing road danger and public safety concerns.
United Fund Tops Goal in Baytown Drive
The 1965 Baytown and East Harris County Community Chest drive raised 202,478 dollars, surpassing its 197,145 target. Dr. Max Mosesman credited civic minded citizens and hundreds of campaign workers, noting funds support 25 Red Feather agencies including Health League, Thrift Exchange, Crippled Children Center, Welfare League, Boy and Girl Scouts, and US outfitifications with United Fund operations.
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United Fund
Baytown
Max Mosesman
East
Harris County
Gene
Meseyen
Red Feather
Health League
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Thrift Exchange
Cripple Children
Welfare League
Boy Scouts
Girls Scouts
Chest
Young Men’s Christian Association
Uni
American Red Cross
American Heart Association
National Mental Health Association
Goodwill Industries
Houston
Halleck Sees No Mandate After Election Debacle
Washington AP Rep Charles A Halleck, House Republican leader, said the election results show no real mandate for immediate broad action. He mentioned Medicare, Appalachia aid, and questioned Barry Goldwater's political future while noting Johnson could push elderly care and poverty programs. Senate reactions included Mundt supporting Morton as GOP Campaign chair. 1966 Senate races focus on Illinois Oklahoma New Hampshire Michigan Montana and Oregon with 14 GOP seats ending.
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Washington
Charles A. Halleck
Capitol
House
Indiana
Johnson
Appalachia
Barry Goldwater
Adlai Stevenson
Halleck
Dean
Haileck
Senate
Capitol TH
Karl E. Mundt
R.D
Thruston B. Morton
R-Ky
Mundt
South
Oklahoma
New Hampshire
Michigan
Montana
Oregon
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Republic
GOPL
Chicago Yule shoplifters face owner with gun at Ann's Place
In Chicago a shopkeeper, Ann Soloman, 39, plans to arm herself after losses to shoplifters. She states thieves exploit Christmas crowds and plans to keep a pistol for protection, asserting the legal right to carry for defense. Police confirm legal gun possession for shop protection.
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Chicago
Ann Soloman
Soloman
Miss Soloman
Danehof
Pin
Thare
Miss Sotomman
Solons Study Raise Sales Tax to Aid Teachers
Baton Rouge AP report notes legislators weighing a plan to raise Louisiana's sales tax from two to three cents to fund a promised teacher pay raise. Protesters from New Orleans rallied in the capital as Gov McKeithen pressed for a broader funding bill.
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Baton Rouge
John McKeithen
House
Ways and Means
McKeithen
Waugh
Louisiana
New Orleans
Hall
Arrives Too Late Youth Tries Saves Friend In Snow
A 11 year old boy and Abram Clark set out to rescue a companion near Williams Arizona but frost bite and a fierce storm thwarted them. Clark 51 of Bell Gardens California disappeared with his wife Nelfie 34 and the youth's father George McBride. The rescue search to begin today aims to locate Mrs Clark and McBride while temperatures near zero threaten the canyon country.
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Aziz
Tule Caneyon
Williams
Clark
McBride
As Ranch
Sre
Puye
I Hope This Marriage Lasts Lyndon and Lady Bird Wed Thirty Years
The AP recounts Lyndon Baines Johnson and Lady Bird Johnson marking 30 years since their San Antonio wedding. The minister’s quip about rings echoes memories from their early days. the couple now celebrate with family in Texas. They recall their first date in Austin and their White House tenure following a four-year election milestone. Lady Bird praises her husband as remarkable as they reflect on shared history.
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Lyndon
Lady Bird
Lyndon Baines& Johnson
White Hels
Anni
Lady Bird Johnson
Sears, Roebuck
Young Fobeson Goofer
Ald St. Mark's Episcopal Church
San Antonio
Fox
Archer K
Bird
Claudia Alla
No Charges For Prowler In Baytown Case
Baytown police investigated a prowler report from a Graywood resident who heard noises in her house. Investigation found no charges. the sounds were from a hurried clothes dryer bumping against a wall.
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Baytown
Graywood
Cold Front Deepens Across Texas With Drizzle
A drizzly cold front moved deeper into Texas on Tuesday while southern and southwestern areas stayed warm. Brownsville logged 76 degrees, with Dalhart at 34 and Amarillo at 35 as clouds and drizzle kept temps down. The front stretched from Lake Texoma to Denton, Fort Worth, Junction, and the Davis Mountains, producing showers and thundershowers along a 60 to 100 mile wide band. The Weather Bureau forecasted a broad cold air spread across North Texas with continued showers, especially over higher terrain in the Northwest and western plains. Rain reported in Lubbock, Childress, and Tyler, with drizzle in Wichita Falls, Abilene, and Jackson or Juneau.
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Associated Press
Texas
Brownsville
Dalhart
Amarillo
Lake Texoma
Denton
Fort Worth
Junction
Davis Mountains
North
Weather Bureau
Tex
Luibock
Childress
Tyler
Wichita Falls
Abilene
Kenya leader appeals to rebels to spare Carlson
Prime Minister Jomo Kenyatta urged Congolese rebel chief Christophe Gbhenye to spare American missionary Paul Carlson, who faced execution in Stanleyville on charges of espionage. Secretary of State Dean Rusk asked Kenyatta to intercede, while Carlson’s wife said he was not a spy and sought humane treatment for civilians. The United States warned rebels to protect Americans and called the charges false.
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Leopoldville
Congo
IAP
Jamo Kenyatta
Kenya
Stanleyville
Paul Carlson
Christophe Gbhenye
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Kenyatta
African Committee
Rolling Hill i
Calif
Reyna
Banzai
Central African Republic
Carlson
Kemba
Quassolo
United States
U.S
Chicago
Arden Almquist
Covenant
World Missions
Albert Thomas Views on Redistricting in Texas
Editor's note presents a letter from Representative Albert Thomas to Mayor Lee Liggett on redistricting. Thomas predicts legislative action in Texas with potential new districts forming around Washington Avenue and Pasadena, extending toward Fort Bend County, possibly expanding Harris County representation.
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Lee Liggett
the People
Albert Thomas
Thad
Washington
Roodald Baytown
Baytown
Texas
Harris County
Washington Avenue
Heights Boulevard
Pasadena
Houston
la Porte
Fort Bend
Promoters Indicted Over Erebiozen Cancer Drug Claims
Washington AP reports Brebozen promoters indicted on 49 counts of conspiracy fraud and mislabeling. They allegedly claimed Erebiozen produced one gram at 170 dollars while cost was about 30 cents per gram.
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Washington
Rites Set for Mrs Sallie Havard Resident of Baytown
Mrs Sallie Elizabeth Havard died in a Baytown hospital after living in the area for years She was born in Olive Branch Louisiana a member of Grace Methodist Church Surviving are husband W L Havard two daughters Mrs O W Cox and Mrs W L Pool three grandchildren Susan Cox Mike Cox and Pat Cox all of Baytown Funeral services will be at 9 a m Wednesday at Paul A Lee Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Edwin T Summers and Rev C Lyle Calhoun officiating Burial will be Memory Garden Baytown
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Sallie Elizabeth Havard
E. Republic
Baytown
Olive Branch
Havard
Grace Methodist Church
W. L. Havard
O. W. Cox
W. L. Pool
Susan Cox
Mike Cox
Pat Cox
Paul A. Lee
Edwin T. Summers
C. Lyle Calthoon
North.side. Baptist Church
Gar- Gem
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McAlpin
George C. McAlpin
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George H. Lewis & Son
Westheimer & Sage
Forest Park West Cemetery
Baytown Police
Baytown Knights ‘of Columbus
KC "Hall
Aim
R._E.Tannich
B. Ward
Copana Bay
Charles Halleck
Cithem
China
Flirt
Kieler
Driskill Hotel
Austin
Citizens National
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