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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1966
Page
1
Colts Top Longhorns In Pee Wee Benefit Game
Richard Greer scored to lead the Colts to a 126 win over the Long horns after his name was misprinted as Green in Monday’s Sun. Also noted is Mike Smuth, newly elected senator of Texas Lutheran College, attending a conference in Sioux Falls.
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Greer
Richard Greer
Green
Colts
Longhorns
Mike Smuth
Texas Lutheran College
Austanna
Sioux Falls
S.D
Bay City Weather Forecast Sees Warm Start to Week
The Bay town area expects sunny and warm conditions with little temperature change through Wednesday. Forecasts show Tuesday high around 382 degrees and tides in Galveston on Wednesday with high tides at 1 12 am 2 06 pm and 7 48 pm, no low tide noted.
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Baytown Area
Galveston
Baytown area notices and plans parade through December
TGA GRIFFITH calls in early about a meeting cancellation Beverly Navarre shows off a new car Gwen Alnwein lists long Est Mrs F El liott checks recipes by making several calls Mrs Earl Milton runs projects for special education at Robert E Lee High School Tuffy Hutchinson faces a surprise Margaret Speidel Dolly Dower Margaret Cingue Lucilla Patton plan Christmas shopping Becky Bailey seeks a new formal Nancy Hale excited about a Dallas trip Billie Prater promotes the Baytown girls track sponsor search dog Woods reports Baytown Little Theater December 2 opening Mary Cantrell orders Sterling football tickets for next year.
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Tga Griffith
Beverly Navarre
Gwen Alnwein
Elliott
Earl Milton
Robert E. Lee High School
Tuffy Hutchinson
Margaret Speidel
Dolly Dowler
Margaret Cingue
Lucilla Patton
Becky Bailey
Nancy Hale
Dallas
Billie Prater
Baytown
Dog Woods
Baytown Little Theater
Mary Cantrell
Three-Year Plan Discussed Pollution Study
A three year study on Galveston Bay pollution was debated at the Texas Water Resources Institute annual conference at Texas A&M University. Dr Dan Wells outlined a plan cataloguing pollutants, studying impacts on marine life and recreation, and evaluating treatment options and a new Galveston Bay Authors agency to coordinate pollution control across agencies. Joe G Moore Jr discussed changes to the state water plan and possible canal and pump alternatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Galveston Bay
Texas Water Resources Institute
Texas A&m University
Dan Wells
Water Resources Center
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
Bay Area
Gulf of Moxica
Bay
Wells
Joe G. Moore Jr
Texas Water Development Board
West
Texas
East
Colorado River
Texas Tech
University of Texas
Texas A&m
Coordinating Board
Texas College and University System
Fed
Eral Water Pollution Control Agency
Texas Water Pollution Control Board
Texas Water Plan
Moore
Kennedy at crucial point of popularity weighs presidential bid
Three years after his brother's assassination Senator Robert F Kennedy rides a fragile crest of popularity. He teeters between supporting Johnson and opposing him, signaling possible future presidential ambitions. He backs Johnson for 1965 reelection but hints at 1970 Senate reelection, with no clear path to the White House before 1972. Kennedy's stance on Vietnam, peace efforts, and cautious opposition to Johnson mark a delicate political balance amid renewed scrutiny.
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Washington
Sen. Rober
F. Kennedy
Dallas
New York
Johnson
Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Senate
Kennedys
Berkeley
Calif
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Asia
Soviets Lukewarm on China's Admission to UN
United Nations report notes Soviet Union shows tepid support for seating Communist China in the UN. Ambassador Fedorenko rejects a committee study and a joint China seating plan, signaling deteriorating Soviet Chinese ties. The debate draws mixed reactions from Britain, France, Italy, Belgium, and other co sponsors and states.
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United Nations
Moscow
Peking
Soviet Union
China
Albania
General Assembly
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Fedorenko
United
U.S
Arthur 13
Goldberg
New Investigations Asked Warren Probe Doubted
On the third anniversary of JFK's assassination debate over the shots intensified. Sen. Long and Arthur Schlesinger urged further inquiry while Sen. Russell and Malcolm Kilduff backed the commission's finding that Oswald acted alone. Life magazine called for a new probe amid conflicting views. Connally, Kilduff, and others dispute the one-bullet theory, while Kilduff says Oswald acted alone. The commission concluded three shots were fired with one hitting Kennedy and Connally. the matter of a second shooter remains disputed.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Russell B. Long
D-La
Kennedy
Arthur M._ Schlesinger Jr
Richard B. Russell
Warren Commission
Malcolm M. Kildull
Lee Harvey Oswald
Life Magazine
Texas
John B. Connally
Life
Commission
Connally
Long
New Orleans
Senate
Oswald
Kilduff
White House
Dalas
Westinghouse Broadcasting Co
Lee Harvey Oswall
Europe
Russell
AuUanta Ga. Journal
School Officials Dispute Report on Bus Accident
Baytown school officials disputed a police report about a Monday bus crash at Baker Road and Decker Drive. They said the 72 passenger bus was not overloaded, carrying about 57 students by headcount, and could legally hold 24 standing passengers beyond seats. No one was injured in the collision with a car. Officials noted TEA rules allow one technician squad per seat.
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Baytown
Baker Road
Decker Drive
Texas Education Agency
Yank Troops to Enjoy Thanksgiving Dinner in Vietnam
Washington AP reports U.S. forces in Vietnam will receive a full Thanksgiving feast including shrimp cocktail, turkey with gravy, stuffing, cranberry sauce, vegetables, pies, rolls, coffee and tea. In contrast, North Vietnamese and Viet Cong diets are about 1.5 pounds daily of rice, fish, and fish sauce.
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Washington
U.S
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Wrong Place To Recover A Laytown Man
A Laytown man who overindulged over the weekend slept in a brand new pickup on Gresham Street and was awakened early Monday morning by BR H Turner assistant police chief. The inebriate landed in the city jail.
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Ric
Gresham
BR. H
Bo) Turner
Heavy U.S. losses in two clashes in central Vietnam
In the central highlands north of a U.S. air base, elements of the 25th Division clashed with North Vietnamese regulars. A platoon of about 35 U.S. men was overrun, with reports of 3 survivors. U.S. air cavalry reportedly killed 102 North Vietnamese as B 52 bombers supported the operations near Pleiku and Plei Dering.
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Saigon
South Viet Nams
Central Highlands
25Th Division
U.S
Plei Djering End
Green Beret
Plei Dieting
Cav
Eleven Mailboxes Knocked Down In Baytown
Baytonians reported eleven mailboxes knocked down on Cedar Bayou Bush Road and Nolan Monday night. Patrolmen Merced Oviedo and Russell Liles investigated around 12:30 PM. A group of youths was suspected. Downed boxes found at 509 Cedar Bayou and other nearby addresses on Cedar Bayou Bush Road Nolan.
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Cedar Bayou
Bush Road
Nolan
Merced Oviedo
Russell Liles
T. Jenkins
A. C. Cole
L. V. Gibson
F. P. Garza
W. H. Abbe
Paul Motley
J. F. Spears
Lynn J. Lenemond
D. W. Eddleman
Ambulance bids delayed to Tuesday Baytown council meeting
The Baytown City Council postponed opening ambulance service bids from 2 p.m. Monday to 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at City Hall after a quorum issue left only one bid available. Other items on the agenda include North Main water line, sign material, playground equipment, police cars, and several trucks.
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Baytown Cin Council
Raymond Donnelly
Fritz Lanham
George Chandler
Donnelly
Lanham
Baytown
Harthmen
Fraul U. Lee Funeral Homes
North Main Water Line
Council
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