Thanksgiving Basket Sought by Ced ar Bayou Church
SPO on Chris tan Social Concerns of the Ced ar Bayou Methodist Church sponsors a Thanksgiving basket for a needy family. Congregation members are urged to bring food during Sunday services. A supplies table will be set up in the educational building. Bake Sale DeMolay Chapter members hold a bake sale at Bay Fair Sears House of Fashion and Bealls starting 3 a.m. Saturday. Fies cakes candy esokies on sale. In Viet Nam STAPF SCT William M Kaufrean serves as radar technician guiding Supersonic jets north. Hospital Board Harris County Hospital District Board of Managers will meet at 3 pm Tuesday Nov 22 in Ben Taub Hospital conference room. Baytown attorney Robert L Gi sette is a board member. KC Dence Knights of Columbus sponsor a dance at Columbus Hall inviting the public. Ranger Basketball Sterling Ranger basketball goes to Conroe Thursday for second cage clash. varsity at 7 30 p.m. and the B team at 6 p.m.
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Commission On Christan
Cedar Bayou Methodist Church
Bay Fair
Sears
House of Fashion
Bealls
Viet Nam
William M. Kaufrean
Janell
Hargha T. Ward
la Porte
Harris County Hospital District Board of Managers
Ben Taub Hospital
Baytown Attornpy
Robert L
Bob) Gisette
Sterling Ranger
Baytown Area Weather Forecast Update
The Baytown area forecast calls for partly cloudy and mild conditions into Friday. Thursday temperatures range 32 to 78 degrees, Friday 55 to 78 degrees. Galveston tides Thursday low at 1 24 p.m. and high at 10 48 p.m. Friday high at 2 24 p.m. and low at 11 48 p.m. No low tides noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre Baytown
Galveston
Christmas Recipes and Social Happenings in Mars
MARS items note I L Cooke sharing tasty Christmas recipes while Larry Sisson promotes a publicity campaign. Keathes Barbee makes an important phone call. Eva McMurrey displays paintings at Houston Baptist College. Clay Hooper engages in oil industry research on women. B D West recovers from bronchitis. Carolyn Media plans ahead for a program. Mary Stephens returns from Houston hospital. Charles Seligman Jr. lunches with J Reuben Sheeler Haitian consulate and views Eva McMurrey art. L A Wilkie returns from deer lease with a four and seven pointer. Busby misses. Birthday wishes to Ethel Keneeny and Mrs Norman Hargrave. John Cunningham attends West Point dean’s list.
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Mars
L. Cooke
Larry Sisson
Keathes Barbee
Eva McMurrey
Houston Baptist College
Clay Hooper
B. D. West
Carolyn Media
Mary Stephens
Houston
Charles Seligman Jr
World Trade Center
J. Reuben Sheeler
Haiti
Eva MceMurrey
L. A. Wilkie
Busby
Ethel Keneeny
Norman Hargrave
John Cunningham
West Point
Baytown Chamber objects to Houston Cedar Bayou plant
The Baytown Chamber of Commerce air and water pollution panel sent a protest letter to the Texas Water Pollution Control Board over Houston’s application for a Cedar Bayou sewage plant. They demand rigid effluent controls, cite nonbiodegradable detergents and downstream pollution concerns, and oppose linking Cedar Bayou to Houston’s discharge unless safeguards are clearly set. The board plans a Friday public hearing in Austin.
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Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Air and Water Pollution Control Committee
Texas Water Polluten Control Board
City of
Houston
Cedar Bayou
Marshall Haas
Chamber of Commerce
Chambers County Commissioners Court
Chamber
Byron Hissler
Buffalo Bayou
Texas Water Pollution Control Board
Austin
Bayshore Rod, Reef and Gun Club
Seaborn Cravey
Percy Fayle
City of Houston
Cedar Bay
Baytown Ara
San Jacinto River
Control Board
Greater Baytown
Mayor to Attend Pollution Hearings on Cedar Bayou Outlet
Mayor Seaborn Cravey will attend hearings on Houston’s sewage outlet on Cedar Bayou after a Wednesday telephone briefing with Hugh C. Yantis of the Texas Water Pollution Control Board. Baytown residents and groups protest the Houston application and urge strict effluent discharge controls.
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Seaborn Cravey
Cedar Bayou
Austin Fridey
Texas
Hugh C. Yantis
Austin
Houston
Yantis
Baytown
Cravey
Bayshore Rod, Reef and Gun Club
Chambers County Commissionecs
Bayteen Chamber of Commerce
Downtown Redevelopment Discussed At Baytown Lunch
At the Baytown Chamber luncheon, Central Baytown Business and Professional Association outlined plans to convert a three block Texas Avenue area into a mall. Architect firm McKittrick Drennan Richardson prepared the design and city council studied a mall outline. Herbert Herbert heads the Central Baytown Association with officers Strickler Melinger and directors Woods Jacobs De Plantis Elkins Tillery and Yount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Central Baytown Association
Herbert Herbert
Association
Wh J. (Bil) Strickler
al Melinger
Bruce Woods
Jack Jacobs
Bu] DePlantis Jr
Abe Rosenzweig
Dan Elkins
Charles Tillery
Ibra Yount
Herbert
TSPE Luncheon With Engineer Dean Kirkpatrick in Baytown
A noon luncheon for Baytown engineers hosted by the Baytown Chapter of the Texas Society of Professional Engineers will be held Friday at Goose Creek Country Club. Guest speaker will be C. W. Kirkpatrick, dean of Cullen College of Engineering.
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Goose Creek County Club
Baytown Industries
Baytown
The
Texas Society of Professional Engineers
C. WV. Kirkpatrick
Cullen College of Engineering
Johnson Sees Eisenhower During Recovery From Surgery
President Johnson, recovering after vocal chord growth removal and abdominal hernia repair, visited by former President Eisenhower who expressed delight Johnson could speak. Eisenhower joined for 51 minutes at Bethesda Naval Hospital and pledged support amid Vietnam tensions as Johnson discussed with him and photographers.
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Washington
Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Bethesda Naval Hospital
James C. Cain
White House
Navy
Lay Fox
Annual Sun Cook Book Is Coming Your Way Friday
The Baytown Sun announces its annual Cook Book, a magazine size supplement delivering a collection of recipes from local cooks with sections for salads breads meats seafoods casseroles vegetables cookies cakes and desserts. A new For Men Only segment highlights male cooking and entertaining. Extras available at The Sun office on Memorial Drive. The cover features Baytown’s young cooks and the edition includes color and photos. Look for the Cook Book in Friday’s Sun.
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Baytown Sun
Baytown
Sun
The
Memorial Drive
Women's News Department
International tensions and campus draft rankings debated
UN Security Council members consider a resolution to condemn Israel as the Big Four unite in censure of attacks on Jordan. University of Michigan students push to end scholastic rankings used by draft boards to decide military service eligibility after a late crackdown on the Saigon black market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Security Council
Israuel
Jordan
University of Michigan
12 Year Suspense Ends Freed Sheppard Plans To Build A New Life
Samuel H. Sheppard, cleared after 12 years in the Marilyn Sheppard murder, vowed a new life with his second wife Ariane Tebbenjo hanns. He may seek to restore his osteopathic license and possibly resume neurosurgery, while noting no bitterness and planning to visit parents in Germany.
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Freed Sheppard
Cleveland, Ohio
Samuel H. Sheppard
Sheppard Re
Toastmasters Club Opens in Baytown
The Baytown Toastmasters club now functions with Enjay as secretary and Rich ard King as treasurer. The 4A meeting includes a steak dinner and about two hours of activities featuring five impromptu tasks and four to six prepared speeches of five to seven minutes, plus evaluations aimed at encouragement and improvement. Members rotate roles like speaker evaluator and toastmaster to build speaking skills while participation remains capped at 40.
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Enjay
Richard King
Baytown
Henson
Demo Party Split in 10 Large States Weakens Old Guard
The Associated Press finds Democratic strength fractured in 10 large states that have powered presidential wins. Lacking strong leaders, decaying state parties must be overhauled by 1968 while city leadership also falters. Republicans gain in cities. New York Mayor Lindsay a Republican, Philadelphia and Chicago leaders face reelection or conflict, and Los Angeles shows a maverick Democrat.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Associated Press
Kennedy
Democratic National Committee
White House
New York
John V. Lindsay
Philadelphia
James H. J. Tate
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Los Angeles
Samuel F. Yorty
Communist Ching Bans Youthful Red Guards Movement
Tokyo reports from Peking say Communist Ching bans the movement of youthful militant Red Guards from November 21 until next spring. The order affects youths involved in Red Guard activities and comes amid ongoing anti faction actions in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Ching
Peking
Pentagon splits over Christmas Viet Nam bombing pause
Washington AP reports top Pentagon leaders resist a Christmas pause in North Vietnam bombings amid doubts Hanoi would respond to talks. Officials warn a lull could let Hanoi repair bridges and stockpile petroleum while reducing pressure on troops. McNamara and the Joint Chiefs oppose another halt. Adm McDonald singles out continued raids saving Marine lives. State of disagreement reflects broader views on impact of nightly raids and enemy behavior.
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Washington
Pentagon
U.S
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Paul VI
Johnson
United States
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamare
Joint Chiefs of Staff
SCS
Adm
David L. McDonald
Naval Operations
McDonald
South
South Viet Nam
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KC Dence
Knights OF Columbus
Mews of Columbus
Pultie
Citizens National
F.D
TSPE
Ray Hill
Maner
Harris County
TB Association
TB Seals
Tom Clayton
Ferry Road
Thad Felton
Wooster Garden Club
M. A.jones
W. Bayshore
Saigon
Poppy
Bish Mann
Ronna Keres Moody
Tessie King
American Legion Auxiliary 323
Legion Post Auxiliary 323
Robert E
Sheppard
Marilyn Sheppard
Bay Village
Germany
Ariane Tebbenjohanns Sheppard
Toastmasters Club
Foel
Toastmasters International
New Baytown Club
Bart Henson
Enjoy Employe
John Strausser
iGulf
Jim Dod
Demo Party
Bulletins
State Supreme Court
Matthew M. Levy
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem
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