Youth Church Car Wash To Aid Mission
The First Mexican Baptist Church will sponsor a car wash from 7 am to 5 pm Saturday at 1126 Cypress. Cost is $1.50 per car. Automotive body repair course applications are open at Lee College for 17 year olds with at least sixth grade education. Contact Texas Employment Office in Pasadena. Richar d McWilliams and his family are featured on Sam Houston State College paper cover.
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First Mexican Baptist Church
Cypress
Lee College
Texas Employment Office
S. Richey
Pasadena
Richard McWilliams
N. V. McWillams
Baytown
Houshattian
Sam Houston State College
South Viet Nam Presses For Early Cease Fire
Saigon officials in Paris press for a cease fire and strong international guarantees as expanded talks with North Vietnam and the NLF begin. U.S. diplomats weigh de escalation steps while Hanoi demands talks only with the United States. Saigon delegation plans to address Hanoi directly.
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Paris
Saigon
National Liberation Front
South Vietnam
van Ap
W. Averell Harriman
U.S. Delegaon
Washington
Vietnam
Lsted
Harriman
TCU
Tex-800
Comas Christian University
Lee College
Jewel Carr Potter
Randell
Hanoi
United States
NLA
U.S
International Control Commission
van An
Laos
Nguyen van Thien
NLF
Nguyen van Thieu
North Vietnam
Senate approves Gaullist austerity bill in France
Paris AP reports the Senate passed by 157 to 87 President Charles de Gaulle's austerity finance bill to avert franc devaluation. The measure, approved after National Assembly action, cuts government spending and raises taxes, with export and service taxes up and living costs projected to rise 1.5 to 3 percent.
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Paris
Senate
Charles de Gaulle
National Assembly
Democratic Left
France
Coal Mine May Be Sealed Off Soon
Mannington West Virginia AP reports a major explosion at No 9 Llewellyn portal traps 78 miners for nine days. Rescue officials promised a comprehensive evaluation as drillings reveal deadly carbon monoxide and high methane levels. A decision will be made after today’s evaluation.
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Manwington
W.va
No. 9
Llewellyn Portal
Lfth
Peter FP. Ferretti
Consolidation Coal Co
Ferrell
Amorous Flea rehearsals and Hollywood visits mix in Baytown notes
Terri Bennett lends a professional air to rehearsals of The Amorous Flea while Rufus Honeycutt plans a grand Baytown opening for Hellfighters starring John Wayne. Cynthia Moore changes jobs for a long weekend as Rosinna Coffey counts days to Lima Peru holidays. Chester Rogers insists on fast steps to keep up with him. Jane and Errol Flynn style echoes as Bob Griffin visits Baton Rouge relatives. Grandchildren receive attention as Carol Maeser and Betsy Maeser return from college delayed by car trouble. Lestie Couch at Robert E Lee High School distributes student directories made by DE students. Maudie Spradlin visits her brother Charles McCarty and family after 18 years. Deborah Howell arranges a seminar on checks, robbery and shoplifting at 7:45 p.m. Tuesday at the Brytown Clyte Center. Norman D Olive chats with a friend.
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Terri Bennett
Flea
Rufus Honeycutt
Baytown
John Wayne
Cynthia Moore
Rosinna Coffey
Lima
Peru
Chester Rogers
Philip Whitman
Errol Flynn
Jane
Bob Griffin
Baton Rouge
H. L. Griffins
Highlands
Ted G'Sells
Carol
Betsy Maeser
Lestie Couch
Robert E. Lee High School
Maudie Spradlin
Charles McCarty
Deborah Howell
Brytown Clyte Center
Norman D'Olive
Realtors To Install Graham As President
The Bay Area Board of Realtors will install new officers at a dinner at King's Inn on NASA Road 1. Stis Graham of Baytown will become the 1969 board president, Decker McKim of La Porte the new vice president, and Mrs Evelyn V Malone of Baytown secretary treasurer. Sawyer of Austin will administer the installing, with new directors including William Hughes Ray Harvey G L Bennett Norris and D Boyle. The 1964 Realtor of the Year will be announced, with awards presented by Ray L Harvey. Outgoing directors Harvey Hughes Springer and Stewart will be recognized. remaining directors include K B McNulty J E Rutter J M Shearer and Garl S Tharp. Special guests include K E Antone Sam Feldt and Robert Rowland.
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Bay Area
Ray L. Harvey
Harvey
William Hughes
Karl Springer
B. A. Stewart
K. 8. McNulty
J. E. Rutter
J. M. Shearer
Garl $. Tharp
K. E. Antone
Houston
Sam Feldt
Houston Board of Realtors
Robert Rowland
Racliff
Gulf
Dayton Boy, 9, Is 'Fair' After Burn
Robert Graham Jr. of Dayton was reported in fair condition Friday morning at John Sealy hospital Galveston with severe burns. He arrived by private car to Baytown hospital Thursday afternoon and was transferred to Galveston by Baytown Ambulance Service. A Texas City patrol car assisting the ambulance collided with a pick-up truck. The patrolman was hospitalized. injuries not believed serious. The boy was burned when a bottle of paint thinner he held caught fire from a teash pun burned at the family home near Dayton.
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Robert Graham Jr
Dayton
John Sealy
Galveston
Baytown
Galveston Hospital
Texas City
Five Months with a Transplanted Heart Ends in Houston
George Henry DeBord, 46, dies in Houston after living nearly five months with a transplanted heart. The report notes his long survival and the medical context surrounding his death.
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George Henry DeBord
Houston
No Action Taken Yet On I B Tests In Schools Here
Harris County Medical Society urged annual tuberculosis testing in schools a year ago but no action followed due to lack of fulltime school nurses and follow up capacity. Crosby district recently started a program, testing 952 students with 829 negative and 119 positive results.
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Johnella Boynton
Harris County Medical Society
Bob Wahrmund
Crosby
Medical Society
Harrs
Crosby Jdiatrict
Charlea R. Drew
Drew
Harris County Tuberculosis Association
Harris County Department of Health
Texas and
Harris County
Tragic Hunting Accident Claims Baytown Boy
A five year old Baytown boy, David Duane Nelson, died after a hunting accident near Huntsville on Thanksgiving night. He was shot in the stomach by a playmate, died at a Huntsville hospital around 11 p.m. Funeral services are set for 3 p.m. Saturday at Paul A. Lee Funeral Home with Rev. Haskin V. Little officiating. Burial will be in Memory Gardens of Baytown Cemetery. He is survived by his parents, a sister Carla Renee Nelson, and grandparents H C Pearson of Hitchcock and John A Nelson of Crockett, among others.
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Baytown
David Duane Nelson
Huntsville
David E. Nelson
Wilburn
Huntsville City
Odell Knight
Paul A. Lee
Haskin V. Little
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
Baytown Cemetery
Carla Renee Nelson
H.C. Pearson
Hitchcock
John A. Nelson
Nixon to send Scranton on Mideast intel trip
President elect Richard Nixon will dispatch former Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton to Israel and Arab nations to gather up to date information on the volatile Middle East. The itinerary likely includes United Arab Republic Jordan Lebanon Saudi Arabia and Iran as Nixon weighs key foreign policy choices. Scranton’s trip follows a European fact finding mission and fuels speculation about potential high posts in the new administration.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
William S. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Israel
Mideast
Nixon
Scranton
United Arab Republic
Jordan
Lebanon
Saudi Arabia
Iran
U.S
United Nations
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
California
Republican Governors Association
Palm Springs
Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Baytonians Urged to Join Goodfellows Drive
Baytonians are urged to join the Goodfellows in supporting the annual Goodfellow Drive. Donations fund Christmas packages with candies toys and fruits for less fortunate children. Volunteers pack and deliver goods before Christmas, a project now in its 38th year with bags placed in stores by the Girls Recreation Association of Robert E. Lee High School.
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Baytonians
Goodfellows
Alamo Pta
Goodfellow
The
Girls Recreation Association
Robert E. Lee High School
Christmas season prompts crackdown on bad checks
Justice of the Peace Glenn Vickery and Constable Paul Anderson warn merchants to enforce check cashing procedures as 633 warrants were issued in 1968. Clerk Eva Whitfield notes 37 warrants in progress, with average frauds around $20. October saw 45 warrants. officials urge swift legal action to curb check swindles.
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Justice of the Peace
Glenn Vickery
Paul A. Anderson
Eva Whitfield
Wanda Jones
JP Vickery
Constable Anderson
Judge Vickery
Miss Whitfield
The
Sun
Anderson
Lee College plans three new service oriented committees
The Lee College planning committee named by the LC Board of Regents has split into three subcommittees academic technical vocational and continuing education to study how the college can better serve Bay town. Dr Richard Strahan urged defining institutional goals tied to community service with written recommendations due after deliberation. The groups will report progress at upcoming meetings with the next session set for Jan 16.
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Lee College Planning Committee
Baytown
Sam Bramlett
LC Board of Regents
Richard Strahan
Bbeen
Clyde Messiah
James McWilliams
Nell Kelly
Jimmy Martin
E. £. Gunn
Glynn Tiller
Gene Gillis
Joe Barsalou
O. A. Boatright
Tom Litras
C. J. Collum
Robert Spencer
W. E. Duplantis Jr
Preston Miller
Travis Porter
Barry Reiter
John P. Henderson
Reuben DeHoyas
Robert Wright
Strahan
Dr. Strahan
Baytown Utility Rates Rise With Dec 1 Increase
City records announce higher water, garbage, and sewer charges effective December 1 with mail notices around January 1. Tapping fees rise for three quarter, one, and one and a half inch taps. meter rates adjust for usage over 16,000 gallons monthly. New penalties apply for off by nonpayment reactivation and bounced checks.
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Ron Lennard
Baytown
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Norris
D. Boyle
Otis Graham
David Nelson
U. S
Hale Center
Tablet
Reviow
Britain
American Jewish Congress
U.S. Post Office
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Calif
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Australia
Marshall, Mich
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Hunt
Boy
Lew & Coker
Larry Jackson
Bayway Drive
Water Department
Walter
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