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Jaycee Dance at Knights of Pythias Hall begins 8 30 p m Friday for high school students. Teachers Association speaker Miss Dora Rose addresses Chambers County Educational Association dinner October 14 at Barbers Hill High School cafeteria. Open House 7 9 p m Monday at Robert E Lee High School Home Economic Building call 427 3903 or 427 4827. KIKK FM will air Sterling South Houston Thursday 7 p m and Deer Park Pasadena Friday 7 p m high school games. Moose Lodge benefit dance 8 p m to midnight Friday with Percy Vails band. donation 3 per person. Texas Hunting Guide arrives free at Jim Nelson s Sporting Goods North Main Baytown. guides by Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept.
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Baytown Jaycees
Knights of Pythias Hall
Alexander Brive
Dora Rose
Texas State Teachers Association
Chambers County Educational Association
Barbers Hill High School
Robert E. Lee High School
KIKK
Pasadena
Moose Lodge
Percy Vails
Baytown
Jim Nelson
North Main
Jim
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Partly cloudy mild weather with tides and locals
Partly cloudy and mild through Friday with Thursday temperatures 60 to 85. Morgan's Point Friday tides list two high tides and two low tides. Local items note J B LeFevre big sale Don Hullum election conclusions Grover Edge fishing poor Frank Boyle La Porte elder statesman recuperating Lorene Fox helpful Paula Cantrell considering a new car and local scenes including a child in a red white dress plus old Cedar Bayou excursion cards aboard Mayflower and Virginia souvenirs.
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J. B. Lefevre
Don Hullum
Grover Edge
Frank R. Boyle
la Porte
Elder Statesman
Lorene Fox
Paula Cantrell
Mikel McClain
Dorine Sauls
Galveston Bay
Ellen Donnelly
Cedar Bayou
Virginia
Water bond plan pressed by Highlands district for 1.04 million
Highlands WCID No 1 votes 4 to 1 to call a second bond election on November 18 for 1.04 million to upgrade water and sewer systems. If approved, funds would overhaul trunk and lateral lines and expand sewage facilities to meet state standards. The Sept 16 defeat came amid low turnout. dissenting director Jack Lindsay opposed the timing. Community leaders, engineers, and bonded-firm representatives attended the meeting to discuss resubmission and project scope.
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Ron Lennard
Jack Lindsay
Lindsay
WCID
Baytown Chamber Officers Lead Industrial Tour Across Midwest
Baytown Chamber president Frank Turpin and manager Dave Moore join 100 East Texas business leaders on a chartered flight tour to Detroit Milwaukee and Chicago to promote regional industry. NY Chamber and ACCE officials urged investment while noting cross state ties and travel logistics.
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Frank Turpin
Tthe
Baytown
Hast Texas group plans midwest reception tour
The Hast Texas business and civic readers prepare to return home Friday after meetings with industrial prospects in New York City Detroit Milwaukee and Chicago. They will host a reception and luncheon at the Roosevelt Hotel New York on Tuesday at the Pontchartrain Hotel Detroit on Wednesday and at the Pfister Hotel Milwaukee on Thursday.
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Sheraton- Blackstone
Chicago
Thomas W. Stainbeck
New York Chamber of Commerce
American Chamber of Commerce
New York
John ‘T. Glynne
New York City
Detroit
Milwaukee
Roosevelt Hotel
Pontchartrain Hotel
Pfister
Haynsworth Nomination Cleared By Senate Judiciary
The Senate Judiciary Committee approved Judge Clement F. Haynsworth for the Supreme Court on a 6 to 1 vote with Charles Mathias abstaining. The panel did not discuss timing for floor consideration.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Clement F. Haynsworth
Supreme Court
Maryland
Charles McC. Mathias
Senate
Nixon defends Haynsworth Supreme Court nomination
President Nixon continues to back Clement F. Haynsworth Jr. for the Supreme Court despite defections among two Republican Senate leaders. A Senate probe has led to top medals being stripped from a general and a sergeant amid questions of misconduct. In Pasadena, details surface about kickbacks paid to entertainers for appearances at service clubs in Vietnam. Apollo program geologist Eugene Shoemaker says he will resign as U.S. planning shifts toward space spectacles. Beef costs may rise as packing industry officials warn cattlemen must meet growing meat demand.
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Washington
Nixon
Senate
Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
Supreme Court
Vietnam
Weekly Vietnam War toll hits three-year low
Last week 64 American battlefield deaths were the lowest weekly toll since December 1966, with casualties also down among South Vietnamese forces and the enemy. Officials said the trend could push Nixon toward faster troop withdrawals, though a winter campaign may begin in November. An Air Force crew escaped after an F4 Phantom and a helicopter were shot down. two Marines died in separate clashes near Da Nang and Saigon.
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Saigon
Vietnam
U.S
Nixon
Air Force
da Nang
Loutheast
Demilitarized Zone
Defensive Driving Course Slated by Baytown Chamber
Robert G. Feinberg chairs the Baytown Chamber traffic safety committee and announces a defensive driving course not for teaching drivers but to reduce accidents and insurance costs. The four sessions begin October 4, 16, 21 and 23 at 7 p.m. at the Chamber building with a $4 fee. Call 422-7331 for details. early registration requested. Other committee members listed.
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Chambers
Holiday Inn
Feinberg
Citizens Traffic Safety Council
Ates
Baytown
Diem Koyar
Sam Bramlett
Jesse Navarre
Mable Black
Joann Lehde
Myrtle Moore
Theresa Bremer
Hal Thomas
Jerri Read
J. L. Hickerson
Thad Fennema
Baytown Okays New Savings Association Charter
State official approves Baytown Savings Association charter. The firm will operate from the old First National Bank building at 300 W. Texas with assets listed at 800000, 600000 capital stock and 200000 surplus. Board includes Seaborn Cravey chairman and Dr. George secretary among nine directors. Chandler acts as attorney. About 250 stockholders. Charter pending since February after three and a half years of work.
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First National Bank
300
Texas
The
Saving Association
Seaborn Cravey
George Chandier
Frank Thielen
Charles Orsburn
Richard J. Thomson
Charles George
Joe Hall
Noel Richardson
Gene Muller
George
Chandler
Cravey
Auction Of Property Set By City In Baytown
Baytown items from the police department property room will be sold at 4 p.m. Friday at the dog pound on West Main near Goose Creek bridge. Unclaimed automobiles stored by the department will also be auctioned. Some cars were abandoned, some voluntarily surrendered. Auctioneer George Collier will conduct the sale featuring a carton of cigarettes, lug wrenches and hammers, bolt cutters, auto tires and wheels, transistor radios, stools, teflon iron, gasoline cans, hubcaps, copper cable, trailer hitch, sledgehammer, casting net, four .22 caliber rifles, a check writer, a softball glove, and stainless steel tableware. Items include those turned in to the department, left by prisoners from out of town, and picked up by police officers.
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Baytown
Nixon's Request Tripled Nixon's Plan For Clean Water Funds
The House rejected the President's billion-dollar ask for river and stream cleanup, voting to spend 600 million as part of a larger appropriations bill. Lawmakers framed the choice as clean water versus dirty water and upheld George Mahon's guidance to limit the allocation. The measure passed 396-3 and moves to the Senate. A separate Senate vote approved an oil spill cleanup fund plan with an 86-0 margin, requiring states to begin cleanup steps.
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Washington
House
Nixon
Congress
Ep. William &. Minshall
Ohio
Appropriations Committee
George Mahon
Atomic Emoray Commission
Minshall
Senate
NEXON
Texans Split Over Pollution Bill Funding Fight
Rep. Bob Eckhardt blamed mixed home advice for Texas voting confusion that helped defeat a $1 billion amendment for waste treatment plants while the House approved $600 million. Eckhardt and Rep. Jim Wright were the only Texans to back the higher funding, and Gov. Preston Smith urged restoration of the billion dollar authorization as vital to curbing pollution and Texas’ economy.
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Associated Press
Texas
Texas Water Quality Board
Bob Eckhardt
Houston
Eckhardt
Preston Smith
Smith
Lup
Congressional Record
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Bob) Feinberg
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