Kiwanis Club speaker on new telephone system progress
Kiwanis Club at the Tower hosts a noon meeting with a talk on the progress of the new telephone system linking Houston and Baytown. Toastmasters BAYTOWN and WHL meet at 6 30 p m Thursday at the Tower with Richard King as toastmaster and speeches by Rod Grandy Del Smith John Webb Jerry Glahn Jim Dodson and Jog Hall. The Captain Chapter US Daughters of 1812 meets for coffee at 16 26 a m next Monday at Mrs. John Williams home, president. Members to bring clothing and Christmas gifts for Schoo of the Ozarks in Missouri and Caney Creek Community Center in Kentucky.
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Bb. U, Cambern
Bnk Houston
Baytown
Kiwanis Club
Toastmasters Club
WHL
Richard King
Rod Grandy
del Smith
John Webb
Jerry Glahn
Jim Dodson
Jog Hall
James Asbury
U.S. Daughters of 1812 Wall
John C. Willams
Bellaire
Schoo of the Ozarks
Missouri
Caney Creek
Kentucky
Weather and Tides: Turning Cold Then Warmer
Turning cold again after warmer conditions on Wednesday then a new cold front arrives early Thursday. Baytown expects a 42 to 52 degree temperature range on Wednesday. Galveston tides show highs at 1 12 a.m. and 2 36 a.m. with a noon low and a high at 8 54 p.m.
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Baytown
Galveston
City Manager Fritz Lanham Houston seminar on transport
City Manager Fritz Lanham attends a Houston seminar on ty and Mass Transportation for Texas Gulf Coast Cities. Mayor Seaborn plans to sign another proclamation. 1-year-old Doug Going, son of Mr and Mrs Billy Going, 2503 Ward Road, proudly reports a deer harvest in Medina County. United Church Women Board of Directors meet at First Christian Church parlor at 9 30 a.m. Friday. all members urged to attend.
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Fritz Lanham
Houston
Texas Gulf Coast
Earl Lively
Seaborn
Doug Going
Billy Going
Ward Road
Medina County
Sandra Freeman
Gary Burroughs Hinagles
Gene Gagnon
Cleve Dickens
Paul Jason
Dallas
United Church Women Board of Directors
First Christian Church
Bridge City Favored In Saturday Quarterfinal Showdown
Bridge City Cardinals hold an 11 point edge over Clear Creek for a Memorial Stadium quarterfinal Saturday at 7 30 p m Tickets at clockhouses through Friday or at gate Adult 2 00 Student 50 cents gate tickets 1 00 Saturday Students rise to 1 00 at gate Card supporters sit in north stands Cardinal returnees from last season power the offense averaging 355 2 yards per game and a 101 record Worster being a two time all stater leads the team with 1 637 rushing yards and 7 7 yards per carry Clear Creek 11 mark with a loss to Campo and Nederlang awaits the winner.
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Ron Plocheck
Bridge City
Cardinals
Clear Creek Inn Memorial Stadium
Steve Worster
Ium
George Walmsley
Nederlang
Diay
Clear Creek
Memorial Stadium
Clockhouses
Clock House
Baytown
Cardinal
Wooster Chamber backs pollution officer amid firing dispute
The Wooster Chamber of Commerce urged County Commissioner W. V. Ramsey to support Dr. Walter Quebedeaux, Harris County pollution control officer, amid reports of a move to fire him. The letter defends Quebedeaux as dedicated and essential to curb air and water pollution posing health risks, noting his conflict with critics over tact. The chamber stresses growth and public health depend on his continued service.
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Wooster Chamber of Commerce
W. V. Ramsey
Recinet 2
Walter Quebedeaux
Harris County
Quebedeaux
Commissioners Court
Ram- Sev
Quebe Geaux
Wooster Chamber
Ramsey
Quebeceaux
Regan
Texas
Rites Are Held For Resident 40 Years
Funeral services were held at First Presbyterian Church for Olivia Culpepper McNair 70 of 314 W Sterling died early Tuesday. The Rev Burnette W Dowler officiated with interment in Cedar Crest Cemetery. Survivors include a daughter Mrs O B Warren two sons O M McNair and Hudson A McNair nine grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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First Presbyterian Church
Olivia Culpepper McNair
W. Sterling
Baytown
Burnette W. Dowler
Cedar Crest Cemetery
Earthman Funeral Home
O. B. Warren
Bay Iown
O. M. McNair
Hudson A. McNair
Houston
David
Danny
Melissa McNair
Mack
James Warren
Neva Ann Hicks
Elwandal Marcontell
Sondra Clamon
Terry McNair
Charlotte
Phyllis
Tammy Hicks
Shelley Marcontell
Stacie Clamon
Letters to Santa and personal items sought for Baytown Sun Christmas Edition
The Baytown Sun invites Baytown area residents to submit letters to Santa and personal items for publication in the Christmas Edition. Children should address letters in care of the newspaper and adults are asked to share holiday plans, visitors, trips, or any special projects. Contact Martha Ann Hemphill or the news room.
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Santa Claus
Baytown Sun
Women's News Department of the Sun
Martha Ann Hemphill
Woman's
Allies To Observe Holiday Truces In Viet Nam War
Scattered fighting continued as seven allied nations agreed to observe short Christmas and Lunar New Year truces. Vietnamese troops freed 14 civilians from a Viet Cong prison in the Mekong Delta. three civilians and 19 wounded from a mistaken U.S. artillery strike on Tan Uren. U.S. B52s attacked suspected Viet Minh targets while monsoon rain limited bombing nearby.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Mekong Delta
Carp
U.S
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Tan Uren
Tan Uyen
Bien Hoa
Amy Spei
Tal Forces
Plei Djerang
Central Highlands
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Dien Bien Phu
Janhandle
Vinh
Vanhandle
Thanh Hoa
Nguyen Cao Ky
Texas White House
United States
Australia
New Zealand
South Korea
Thailand
Philippines
George Christian
Texas
White House
Allen Floyd At Odds Over Harris County Delegation
State Rep. Joe Allen of Baytown faults Paul Floyd of Houston for proposing a three vice chair model in the Harris County delegation. Allen argues it would split the group, favors harmony, and denies need for multiple vice chairs. He backs Tom Bass for chairman, noting Bass won a fourth term unopposed.
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Joe Allen
Baytown
Austin
Paul Floyd
Houston
Harris County
Floyd
House
Allen
Conserenee
Ben Barnes
Barnes
Harris ‘County
Alles
Tom Bass
Bob Casey
Tom
Pruning Plan Backed as Congress Weighs Deep Cuts
President Johnson seeks a 5.3 billion hold-down on administration programs, with Dirksen blessing cuts totaling 3 billion in the current fiscal year and potential deeper reductions. He expects reductions to hit antipoverty, public works, highways, and foreign aid while avoiding new appropriations for some authorized programs. Johnson says the economy requires prudent, necessary cuts to curb inflation.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M Dirksen
Johnson
Congress
Dirksen
Texas Ranch
Fhce
Austin
Mer
Richard M. Nixon
House
Youngsters Aid Chief Goodfellow Campaign For Christmas
Baytown volunteers mobilize for the annual Goodfellow effort as the Girls Recreation Association leads fundraising and packing efforts. Donations include $79.38 total to date from local youths Randall, Larry, and Wayne Watkins of Weisbaden and Missie and Bruce Earl Causey plus Alamo PTA and other supporters.
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Alanto Pta
Missie
Bruce Earl Causey
Randal Lee Watkins
Larry Allen Watkins
Wayne Douglas Watkins
Goodfellow
Baytown
Girls Recreation Association
GRA
Deanne Peterson
Sandra Parker
Phylis Baker
Ada Jane Johnson
Angela Shirey
Watkins
Weisbaden
Germany
Goodfellows
Randall Lee
Larry Allen
Willingbro
N.J
Bruce Causey
The
Alamo Pta
Pan American reports new dry gas well near Baytown
Pan American Petroleum Corp. says a new dry gas well eight miles north of Baytown near Farm to Market Road 1942 in the West Barbers Hill area yielded seven million cubic feet per day during test. The company described the test as fair and plans a confirming test soon.
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Mont Belvieu
Pan American Petroleum Corp
Indiana
Pan-Am
Houston
Baytown
Pan American
West
Barbers Hill
Johnson hopes to decide on tax hike by year end
President Johnson said he expects a decision on asking Congress for a tax increase around the end of the year, stressing no decision has been made yet and that guesses are only guesses. He noted cuts in federal programs totaling 3.3 billion and emphasized preserving prosperity while delaying less essential items.
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Austen
Tex
Johnson
Congress
Austin Federal Building
Rep
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
House
the Treasury
Joseph W. Barr
Britain’s first human foot and mouth case farmer laughs
London AP reports farm worker Bob Brewis when told he had human foot and mouth disease laughed off the diagnosis. Brewis, 34, worked on his brother’s Northumberland farm four months earlier and feared being destroyed. An outbreak in the county led to tens of thousands of livestock shot. doctors noted blisters on his hands and mouth.
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London
Bob Brewis
Britain
Bob
Brewis
Keilington
Northumberland
Gregey
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