Baytown Community Notes Include Meetings and Local News
Community calendar items cover Gulf Coast Hospital Ladies Auxiliary meeting at 10 a.m. Monday hosted by Mrs. D. M. Carter, a house open from 2 to 5 p.m. Sunday, and a Moose Dance by the Sam Houston Courts at 9 p.m. with false alarm threading through Baytown Fire Dept. reports. Also notes a missing car wheel incident, a Boston-made antique vase award, a San Jacinto Methodist Hospital Service Corps gathering, Highlands Eastern Star barbecue, Baytown weather forecast, a stolen battery from Baytown Motors, and a Humble Pioneer Club game party moved to Saturday.
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Arthur and the
Playboys
Sam Houston
Howe Moose Lodge
Main
Baytown
Pam
Senate and House pass large education bills in two votes
In Washington, the Senate approved a $6.4 billion education bill by 33 to 16 and the House cleared a $5.7 billion measure 237 to 190. Both would exceed Johnson’s $44 billion recommendation, extending aid through 1967 and 1968. Sponsors expect a Senate House conference next week to produce a compromise. Dirksen offered amendments to cut the bills, but all failed.
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Washington
Senate
House
Johnson
Senate House
Everett M. Dirksen
Labor Committee
Bay town notices and society items mixed in Baytown Sun
Sandra Busby starts a new job as others send greetings and readers share tiny updates. Ali and Zain Reda mail from Saudi Arabia and editor Linda Ferrell prepares for an interview with assistance from Mrs Elmer Gray. Kathryn Hollis visits Baytown from Jasper to see her daughter. Delores Morris skips study time while Charlie Caldwell frets over an annual worry. Wayne Henscey is hospitalized for tests as Dale Schimming anticipates the Policemen's Ball. Jane Van Deventer returns from Denton for a weekend and Houston convention attendance.
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Sandra Busby
Ali
Zain Reda
Saudi Arsenia
Mike Hucker
Kenny Eaves
Gander Gazette
Linda Ferrell
Elmer Gray
Bill Puderbaugh
Bobby Michalsky
Crosby
Buddy Shelton
Fort Eustis
Kathryn Hollis
Jasper
Baytown
Roy Calma
Delores Morris
Charlie Caldwell
Betty Butler
Wayne Henscey
Dale Schimming
David Sheets
Baytown Sun
Helene
Steve Mallory
Jane van Deventer
Denton
Houston
Last Rites Held For Mrs. Krizak 41-Year Baytown Resident
Funeral services were held for Mrs Ani me Theresa Krizak 64 resident of Baytown with graveside rites at 4 pm. She died Wednesday in Baytown hospital at 5 45 pm. A member of St Josephs Catholic Church Catholic Daughters Altar Society KJZT SPIST she is survived by husband Melvin J Krizak Baytown three sons Melvin W Krizak Eugene J Krizak and Daniel Krzak all of Baytown one daughter Mrs Catherine A Rossow of Baytown three sisters Miss Lydia Piacek Agnes Clawson and Edith Fiorts one brother C Dutch Piacek of Baytown and 12 grandchildren. A liturgical wake was held on See FUNERAL Page 2.
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Anime Theresa Krizak
Baytown
Weimer
Krizak
W. Main
Baytown Hospital
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Catholic Daughters of America
Altar Society
Kjzt Society
Spist Society
Melvin J. Krizak
Melvin W. Krizak
Eugene J. Krizak
Daniel
Krvak
Catherine A. Rossow
Lydia Piacek
Agnes Clawson
Edith Fiorts
Crosby
Dutch) Piacek
Mysterious light seen in Houston region
In Houston and suburban Spring Valley police reported a slow moving light in the southeast sky early today. Lt. Danny Brock described it as shifting from red to white to green and hovering at an estimated 3,000 to 5,000 feet. Planetarium director Armand Yramategui could not locate the object after daybreak, suggesting it might have been Jupiter. airport radar found no unidentified objects.
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Houston
Spring Valley
Danny Brock
Armand Yramategui
Burke Baker Planetarium
Jupiter
Fal Festival on School Grounds Planned by PTA
ASHBEL SMITH Parent-Teachers Association schedules a Fall Festival at 5 p.m. Saturday on the school grounds. The event theme is Festival Time, inviting families and neighbors to enjoy an evening of activities and community spirit.
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Ashbel Smith
Parent-Teachers Association
Sink Or Float At Memorial Stadium Pivotal Gander Tilt
The Brazosport scouting report cover shows Gander pride and a memorial tombstone for Robert E Lee Ganders as the undefeated Exporters loom Friday night. Brazoport, ranked third in the state, is bigger and more experienced, while Ganders must outfight and outpace to win. Key Brazosport players include center John Dunning and ends Danny Beers and David Lowrie. Ganders rely on quarterback David Pratt and wingback Jay Cormier to spark comeback efforts.
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Brazosport Scouting Report
Gander
Robert E Lee Ganders
Ganders
Tice
Brazosport
REL
John Dunning
Henry Stanaland
Walter Bays
Paul Curbello
Ronnie Lozano
Danny Beers
David Lowrie
Lowrie
David Pratt
Pratt
Turner
Jay Cormier
Gandees
Johnson to Tour Asia Amid Viet Nam Unrest
President Johnson heads to Asia amid anticipated demonstrations over U.S. Viet Nam policy. He aims to push new war-ending proposals during the trip as aerial operations continue on the central coast and ground forces adjust to shifting dynamics.
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Johnson
Viet Nam
U.S
South Viet Nam
Not The Real Byrd Forged Check Case Reaches Court
The Bellaire bank lost a suit against Citizens Bank for negligence after cashing forged checks in a scheme where an impostor posed as A L Byrd of Baytown. The Houston First Court of Civil Appeals upheld the lower court ruling finding Bellaire negligent for paying out a $1300 forged check and for not requiring proper identification.
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Houston
Bellaire Bank
Baytown Bank
Houston First Court of Civil Appeals
A. L. Bynd
Baytown
Citizens Bank
Byrd
Bellaire
Inez May Miss Land As Center Changes Course
Mexico City reports Inez still battered the Yucatan coast with torrential rain and high winds but US weather officials indicate the hurricane may veer west southwest, skirting the peninsula and moving parallel to the coast toward the Bay of Campeche. Progreso and Rio de Lagartes endure seawall breaches as refugees evacuate.
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Inez
Mexico City
Yucatan Peninsula
New Orleans
Merida
Yucatan
Caribbean
Bahama Islands
Florida
Sudwest
Rio de Lagartes
Progreso
Progréso
Louis ‘Lorres Mejias
Mexico
Gulf
U.S
Soviet to expel Red Chinese students abroad
The Soviet Union ordered all students from Red China to leave the country, citing retaliation for Chinese expulsions of Soviet students last September. Chinese students must depart the Soviet Union by late October, while Moscow says it remains open to resuming exchanges if China shows readiness. The statement was issued by the Ministry of Foreign and Special Secondary Education for the Red Chinese Embassy.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
China
Ministry of Figher
Red Chiness
Dodgers Headache Headquarters Spot Near World Series Hotel
Baltimore dispatch notes a Lombard and Utah building with four red Bromo Seltzer signs as a likely Dodgers lodging during the World Series in Baltimore. It contends the Dodgers’ woes stem from the field and pitching, not the opponent, as they face Jim Palmer and a 2- game scoreless start, with Koufax idol Palmer.
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Fred Hartman
Baltimore
Lord Baltimore
Lombard
Utah
Dodger
Bromo Seltzer
Los Angeles
Sandy
Koufaci
Dodgers
Jim’ Falmer
Palmer
Orioles
Koufax
Oriole
Saine
Laude Osteen
Johnson Opts to Keep Congress as Is in Talks
President Johnson said he favors Congress as it stands and expects most election contenders to win, while avoiding plans to back segregationist Democratic candidates. He outlined a forthcoming 18 day Pacific mission including Manila Australia New Zealand the Philippines South Korea Thailand and Malaysia and warned against hopeful peace prospects in Vietnam. He refused to name candidates and said he would not support those who oppose his equal rights policies.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Asia
Manila
Australia
New Zealand
Philippines
South Korea
Thailand
Malaysia
Pacific
Viet Nam
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ladies Auxiliary
Gulf Coast Hospital
D. M. Carter
Kelly Lane
Harry Miller
Alvis
Lee Steadham
George Drive
Abbe
John Munson
Bay Lanes
John C. Johnson
MeaArthur
Boston
San Jacinto “Methodist Hospital
Highlands
Order of the Eastern Star
Birs
Wallace Durks
Baytown Area
Baytown Motors
Texas
Hadeen
Beytown Po
Ftice
Humble Games
Humble Pioneer Club
Holiday Inn
R. H. Weaver
Harold L. Sholes Jr
Harold le Sholes
Azalea Drive
Fourth Transportation Command
Saigon
Peaeces Military Academy
Fariba
Houston First Congregational
Citizens National
D.1.c
Elmo Elsta
Bert
TGLY
Bay Plaza
Ed McCool
1006 Market
ST. National Bank OF Baytown
F.d1.c
San Jacinto Methodist
Zelda, Zappone
Memorial Stadium
AEL
Texas City
la Marque
Heaven
Prac
Chrysler
Twinsburg
Chio
Justice Department
Philadelphia
Miss
Western Electric
Aflcio Communications Workers of America
Pentagon
National Guard
Army Reserve
Freshient
Central
Europe
Hewson
Thad Felton
Sa Joss
Bulletin
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