New Building Planned Opportunity Unit Here Gets Grant
A grant of $62,232 was announced for the Department of Health Ed Opportunity Center for the Med ication and Welfare to construct a new facility in Baytown Washington. The grant was disclosed late Monday as part of a plan to expand services and improve welfare efforts in the area.
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Opportunity Unit
Alan Erwln
Baytown
Department of Health
Washington
Baytown Police to Hold Evening Meeting in Wooster
Baytown police unit will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the training building in Wooster for a special session. Weather outlook for Baytown area shows a fair pattern with Tuesday temperatures mid 70s to near 80s and a 60 degree low Tuesday morning. High and low tides noted for Galveston area Wednesday and Thursday with morning high tides around 2 18 a m and evening lows around 5 06 p m. Baytown managers meeting in New Orleans through Thursday for the International City Managers Association conference attended by Fritz Lanham and more than 830 urban administrators from the U S and Canada. A grant to build a day care and vocational center for 43 mentally retarded persons, with over 50 000 in pledges, to be built on three acres near Baker Road and Garth Baker intersection. Baytown Opportunity School board chair Mrs B W Thomas notes expansion to four classrooms, activity center, kitchen, offices, and consultation room. architect James A Bitsy Davis designed 5 000 square foot center at an estimated cost of 213 130. Current facilities on Parkway Street, with funds raised exceeding 350 000 to meet the goal. Rev B W Dowler twice chaired the drive. Building committee members listed. Other directors named.
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Fritz Lanham
New Orleans
International City Managers Association
U.S
Canada
Texas
Ralph Yarborough
Baytown Sun
Baker Road
Garth-Baker
B. W. Thomas
Baytown Opportunity School
Thomas
James A. Bitsy Davis
Parkway Street
Pel
Hazel Echols
B. W. Dowler
First Presbyterian Church
Tom Fanmai Jer
Fred Hartman
Herbert V. ‘Herbert
Avery T. Martin
Alien iRice
Albert Butler
J. R. Ainsworth
H. J. Cornelius
Rev. Dowler
B. B. Knox
Gole Smith
L. B. Traverso
Loys Box
Woodrow Boxbert Builer
Tom Campbell
Baytown
N. Gamer
Loflin and Teter
Middleton_ Okla
Crosby Student Dies At Baylor Initiation
John Everett Clifton a Baylor University sophomore from Crosby died at 3 30 am after collapsing during an initiation ritual. Nine other initiates reportedly were running in place while a laxative mixture was given. Autopsy ordered. Baylor President Abner McCall expressed shock and reserved judgment pending facts.
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WACO
John
Clifton
Baylor
Abner McCall
Baylor University
John Everett
Johnson urges Soviet join in space cooperation
President Johnson made a new appeal to the Soviet Union to abandon competitive spacemanship and join with the United States in a cooperative effort to explore the heavens.
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Washington
Johnson
Soviet Union
United States
Baytown UF drive hits 25 percent of goal totaling 60600
Baytown United Fund reports about 25 percent of its quota reached with $60,600 contributed. Connie Magourik, chair, notes several Humble Oil and Refining divisions and Enjay Chemical groups exceed their goals. A Baytonettes service group raised 24 dollars through car washes at Cedar Bayou Junior School.
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United Fund
Connie Magourik
Houston Lighting and Power Co
Anxon Jones
Harlem
Humbie Oil and Refining Co
Enjay Chemical Co
Esso Research and Engineering Co
Bayonettes
Cedar Bayou
Bay Fair Shopping Center
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Lonborg Takes the Hill In World Series Push
In St Louis, Jim Lonborg pitched for Boston, fending off the Cardinals as the Red Sox aimed to rebound toward the 1967 World Series. Two wins in five games, with Maris homering for St Louis, set up a pivotal game six at Fenway as Boston hoped Lonborg would deliver again.
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ST. Louis
Jim Lonborg
St. Louis Cardinals
Lonborg
Boston Red Sox
Boston
Ton Dewey
Cardinals
Roger Maris
Sox
St. Loui
Dr. Lonborg
Red Sox
Fenway
Minnesota Twins
State School Panel Man to Keynote Baytown Meeting
Glenn H. Ivy, director of the governor's committee on public school education, will be the principal speaker at a Baytown Education Association meeting Tuesday night. The 7:30 p.m. session will be in Ross Sterling High School auditorium. Ivy previously directed studies for multiple Texas agencies and state boards, with a career spanning education, public administration, and wartime service.
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Baytown Education Association
Ross Sterling High
Ivy
Gov. Connally
Texas Research League
Texas Railroad Commission
Game and Fish Commission
State Parks Board
State Tax Administration Agencies
State Water Administration
Orange County
India
China
Texas Technological College
Andrews
Department of Government
Tech
Federal Wage Stabilization Board
The
University of Texas
Beach Civic Association Meeting Time Corrected
The Trecity Beach Civic Association will meet at 7 30 a m on Tuesday at the community building on West Bay Road. The Sun Monday incorrectly carried the meeting night as Thursday.
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Trecity Beach Civic Association
West Bay Road
Supporters push for fourth term for Gov Joby Connally
Thirty supporters urge Gov Joby Connally to run for a unprecedented fourth term. He offers no clear indication of his decision. Alabama Gov Lurleen Wallace hospitalized again at MD Anderson in Houston for examination after adverse cancer radiotherapy reaction. Mercury dips as cooler air moves into Texas and the southern plains. NASA delays Apollo flight launch after countdown issues. Soviet defense budget up 2.2 million rubles or 0.15 percent for next year.
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Joby Connally
Alabama
Lurleen Walace
University of Texas
M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute
Houston
Thorn and King Named to Baytown Chamber Board
President Grace Ramsey appointed two new Baytown Chamber of Commerce directors to fill one year unexpired terms. Richard King of Wooster real estate and insurance, and Jack P Thorn of Esso ER&E were chosen to replace Tom Farmer and James M. Black. King, active in the chamber for four years, and Thorn, a longtime ER&E chemist, bring strong local ties and professional backgrounds to the board.
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Grace Ramsey
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Richard King
Wooster Real, Estate and Insurance
Jack P. Thorn
Baytown
Esso Research and Engineering Co
Tom Farmer
James M. Black
Farmer
Esso
New York
Esso Chemical Co
Black
Marbon
Baton Rouge
Baytonians to Play Big Role in Engineers' Meet
Baytown engineers prepare for the 22nd annual South Texas Section meeting of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers at the Moody Convention Center and Galvez Hotel in Galveston. About 100 Baytown chemical engineers attend. L Waldo Leggett chairs. George Bush to speak on the 5th Congress. sessions on pollution polyolefins and plant start ups. 50 exhibitors. student and wives programs.
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South Texas
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Moody Convention Center
Galvez Hotel
Galveston
L. Waldo Leggett
Humble of and Refining Co
Baytown
R. C. Kowalski
Esso ‘Research and Engineering Co. J
George Bush
U.S
Ed L. Ekholm
Bechtel Corp
Ide P. Trotter
Humble Oil and Refining Ga
A. Max Souby
John H. Davis
ER&E_ Exhibition
George L. Mueller Jr
Perry E. Reeder
Humble Registration
A. J. Dodson
Enjoy Cheical Co
Dave C. Swaim
Anchor-Tex, Co
Dr. "Trotter
Humble
Donald i Teter
United Carbon
D. ‘Mike Groves
Chemical
Combined Elections Axed On Split Vote
Harris County school board split 4 to 2 ends study of city school and college elections. Trustees vote to move trustee elections from April to October, postponing next year’s elections and extending terms by six months. Several trustees opposed, citing voter convenience and term extensions.
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Johnelea Boxnton
Sio
Karl
W. Opryshek
Paul
Pariinson
Joe Horeczy
Mitchell
Opryshel
Gpryshek
Michell
Paul Parkinson
Parkinson
Omryshek
Troy Peterson
Harris County
Howev
Trustees approve Baker Road site for new elementary school
Trustees unanimously endorsed the Baker Road site for the new district elementary, with conditions to set the building at least 100 feet from pipeline easements and provide blast protection. Trustee Bob Wahrmund urged revising the proposed plan, noting walls near casements should be windowless and seeking changes to Davis’s 24 classroom layout.
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Baker Road
Twosipeline
George H_ Gentry
Baker
Bob. Wahrmund
James
Davis
Wahrmund
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