Peking Border Statement Signals Fear of Russia
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports that Beijing reacted to rumors of a Soviet move against China with caution. China warned that any raid would trigger war and popular resistance, while agreeing to deputy-level talks to preserve the status quo on the China Soviet frontier.
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Peking
Russia
William L. Ryan
Moscow
China
Kremlin
Victor Louis
Louis
Vitaly Lui
KGB
Soviet Inteligence
Alexei Kosygin
Chou En-lai
Lee College Registers for Adult Basic Education Classes
Registration for adult basic education continues this week at Lee College in the Technical Vocational Office. Students may sign up for grades 1-12. call 427-5611 ext. 314 for details. Classes begin next week. Eye surgery is planned for Mrs. E. B. Magill of Baytown at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital Wednesday. Michael W. Griffith has been commissioned a second lieutenant in the U.S. Air Force after graduating OTS at Lackland AFB. Willie Terry lost keys on Baker Road near Goose Creek Country Club. call 422-8790 after 4:30 p.m. to claim. Registration continues for beginner bridge classes at the YMCA. classes start 7 p.m. Thursday. Humble Art Mart invites members of Humble Credit Union to contact Bobby Sutphin for displays scheduled Saturday.
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Lee College
Technical Vocational Office
E. B. Magill
Baytown
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Michael W. Griffith
Karen
Simeon Hyde
la Porte
U.S. Air Force
Officers Training School
OTS
Lackland Afb
Willie Terry
Baker ‘Road
Goose Creek Country Club
YMCA
Art Mart
Humble Credit Union
Bobby Sutphin
Weather tides forecast and local notices
Weather and tides outlook shows fair conditions through Thursday with temperatures Wednesday in the upper 50s to mid 80s. Morgan's Point tides list high and low times for Thursday. Baytown notes include a California visitor praising local police, a Time Magazine quote about Dr. Paul Corneil, and local social mentions.
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Margaret Lanier
Baytown
California
Paul Corneil
Time Magazine
Corneil
University of the
Donkey Permit Request Sparks City Council Banter
Coral Gables residents spar over a pet donkey permit as Mrs. Ruby Morales seeks approval. The mayor and officials volley quips about brays and jackasses in a lively council chamber exchange.
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Coral Gables
Fla
Ruby Morales
C. L. Dressel
Ex Army Provost Denies Gun Report In Senate Probe
Chicago Police Supt James Conlisk says former Army Provost Maj. Gen. Carter Turner lied when he testified that seized guns were for Army use only. Turner signed receipts in 1968 stating confiscated guns were for Army training, saying Conlisk claimed the receipts were formalities. Wooldridge and sergeants face graft probe. Wooldridge plans to invoke the 5th Amendment.
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Washington
Chicago
James Conlisk
Car C. Turner
Turner
Senate
Army
William Q. Wooldridge
Conlisk
Paul T.duellman
Subcommittee
Wooldridge
Montreal Police and Fire Strike Ends After One Day
Police and fire personnel in Montreal returned to normal duties after a one day walkout that threatened city order. Details noted in AP dispatches from Montreal, with related national and international briefs across the same dateline.
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Montreal
Canada
City's Meter Maid Seeks Classification Change Over Pay
Mrs Shirley Turner, Baytown police officer and wife of asst police chief, asks aid from the police association to secure proper classification and pay for a policewoman role. She has served since 1964, earning 424 monthly while patrolmen with similar tenure earn about 675, despite not receiving a recent raise. A meeting is set for 6 p.m. Thursday to discuss the dispute.
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Baytown
Shirley
Turner
City panel seeks voter ok for golf course land
Baytown officials study a parks plan proposing 400000 for land to build a municipal golf course, to be ballot separated from other recreation bonds. The city council aims to present items individually for a November 18 vote, hoping land acquisition totals around 660000 if needed.
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Ron Lennard
Bartown
Wayne Gray
Parks and Recreation
Austin
Gray
Baytown
Ken Persenaire
Baytown Central operator Frances Rogers dies at 73
Frances Rogers 73 longtime Baytown telephone operator and chief supervisor died after a three week illness. She began work October 1 1923 when the Goose Creek exchange was privately owned and helped guide staff through the switch to a dial system. Services Thursday at Ear thman Funeral Home with burial in Forest Park Lawndale Cemetery.
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Ash
Bel Street
Thej
Baytown
Central
del Monte
al Chappell
Division
Jack
Frances Rogers
Alabama
Crosby
Goose Telephone Co
Creek
General Telphone Co
Rogers
Houston
Telephone Company
Earthman Funeral Home
Ed Manning
Westminister Presbyterian Church
Forest Pack-Lawndale Cemetery
Griffin to oppose Haynsworth confirmation for Supreme Court
Washington AP Sen Robert P Griffin of Michigan assistant Senate Republican leader says he will vote against confirming Judge Clement F Haynsworth to the Supreme Court Griffin reportedly informed Nixon via letter as the Judiciary Committee prepares its hearing Griffin had been a key supporter but changed his position amid conflict of interest charges and labor civil rights criticism involving Haynsworth stock holdings The Detroit Free Press reports the shift in Griffin's stance and notes committee proceedings continue with no further comment from Griffin's aides
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Washington
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
Senate
Clement F. Haynsworth
Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
Haynsworth
Detroit Free Press
Griffin
Nixon
Judiciary Committee
Frances Rogers
Big Brothers Of Baytown Lead Boys Helping Hand
Baytown’s Big Brothers program pairs mentors with fatherless boys to provide guidance and friendship. Hugh Campbell, a Humble Oil engineer, serves as a mentor to a 16 year old and a younger boy, describing the arrangement as a form of fatherly support. Case worker Frank Ringo notes the effort spans many professions and aims to offer time, not welfare, to help boys grow. Funds from the Baytown Harris County Community Chest will help sustain activities and camps this year.
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Muril Hart
Big Brothers of
Baytown
Hugh Campbell
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Campbell
Frank Ringo
Ringo
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