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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1967

Page

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Community notices and classes in Baytown area events

EAST HARRIS County Federation of Garden Clubs meets 9 30 am Thursday at Sterling Municipal Library. New plants discussed. Baytonians invited to affiliate. RACHELE COE, daughter of Mr and Mrs O M Coe Jr, noted. G W James joins Kappa Alpha Theta UT Austin. history major. Ralph L Milner 46 E Sterling recovering from heart surgery at Methodist Hospital Houston. in ICU expected to stay rest of week. New Modern Jazz Dance Class set 345 430 pm Thursday at Roush Studio. all women invited. LC Registration for adult vocational technical courses at Lee College continues 630 930 pm Wed Thu at technical branch 404 Bayway Dr. Anson Jones PTA meets 230 pm Thursday in school auditorium. panel on varied cultural strengths of Baytown. Gymnastics classes for girls at Baytown YMCA. advance class 345 5 pm Thu. beginners 345 5 pm Tue. register at YMCA. Baytown weather partly cloudy through Thu. cooler. Galveston tides Thursday high 2 am low 6 12 pm.

East Harris County

Texas Names and Local Happenings in Brief Notice

4 M. Jones drives 3800 miles yet stays in Texas. Rebecca Elder marks birthday with a first party in a new establishment. Eva Manteris rides a busman bull dog. Eugene Lovering family attends early church and waits in a long line. Mrs Charles McKay introduces Mrs George Trepp in Baytown. Smiths transfer to New York City living in Wilton Conn. Local visitors include Randy Heard Steven Holloway Dean Vaad and Bill Kiber at The Sun plant. Ward family enjoyed Longhorns game in Austin and returned tired but happy.

Deacon) Jones Texas Shiney Brasfiecd Rebecca Elder Eva Manteris Eugene Lovering Charles McKay George Trepp Baytown Bill Smith Sandy Cheri Ridgewood Smiths New York City Wilton Conn Randy Heard Steven Holloway Dean Vaad Bill Kiber Sun Plant W. L Dub) Ward Lane Longhorns Oklahoma State Austin

Plan to Improve School Worker Relations Proposed

The school board aims to create serious communication between itself and district employees and trustees say they do not intend to pacify teachers. They want air of gripes and suggestions without reprisals. Parkinson called for thoughtful organization of joint meetings for six employee groups and stressed sincerity and free communication beyond a simple coffee chat.

Johnella Boynton Paul Parkinson Parkinson Orig George H. ,Gentry Gentry Troy Eaten Peterson Texas Association of School Boards Seth Mitchell Baytown Education Association

Barnes declares bid for lieutenant governor role in Texas

Speaker Pet Barnes, age 29, launches a solo race for lieutenant governor saying he will not run on a ticket with Gov. John Connally or anyone else. He asserts independence from Connally’s plans, highlights strong Senate support, and plans state headquarters and a May 4 Democratic primary filing.

Texas Martha John Connally Barnes Connally Bares Preston Smith Bates Wagroner Carr Franklin Spears San Antonio Connally- Barnes Smith Galveston Ani Senate Austin

Peace talks urged by Vietnam leader and war shifts

President-elect Nguyen Van Thien says his government will seek peace negotiations and welcomes peace initiatives from any nation. Secretary McNamara says bombing Haiphong will not shorten the war. A Communist base near Saigon fires mortars and machine guns as strike talks proceed.

Nguyen van Thien McNamara Haiphong

End of Isolation Era Seen for Public Education

Government study director Glenn H. Ivy told Baytown teachers that public education may shed its long standing isolationist stance. He described a shift toward accountability and cooperation, with isolation extending from individual teachers up through boards and state levels.

O Gov. Connally Baytown Glenn H. Ivy Baytown Education Association Governor’s Committee On Mia Juanita Porter Jeft Carolyn Baker

School Boards Face Strikes Over Educational Prerogatives

Ivy notes school boards struggle between finance and education policy at local and state levels. He cites teacher strikes and urban unrest challenging prerogatives, with one third of school tax elections rejected in 1966-67 amid local autonomy debates.

Ivy

Baylor student death ruled accidental during campus initiation

John Everett Clifton a Baylor University sophomore from Crosby died after a campus initiation involving a mixture of five laxatives and garlic. An autopsy attributed his death to choking from vomit or secretions during the ordeal, causing airway trauma and fatal hemorrhage. Baylor President Abner V McCall banned hazing on campus and funeral services for Clifton, valedictorian of Crosby High School 1966, were set for Thursday at First Baptist Church in Crosby. Burial in Forest Park Cemetery Houston. Memorial fund at Crosby State Bank established in his name. Clifton was among Baylor Chamber of Commerce initiates on a farm west of Waco when the incident occurred.

WACO Baylor John Everett Clifton Justice of the Peace Joe Johnson Johnson Crosby Clifton Baylor’ University Abner V.mccall First Baptist Church J. T. Barnett T. Lamar Mathis Faith Memorial Baptist Church Forest Park Cemetery Houston John E. Clifton State Bank Baylor, Chamber of Commerce Chambers of Commerce Baylov

Hodges Leaves Senators for Mets Manager Job

Gil Hodges quit as Washington Senators manager to take the same role with the New York Mets. He signed a three year contract after a news conference attended by Mets president Bing Devine.

Boston Gil Hodges Washington Senators New York Mets Hodges Tess Washington Bing Devine Mets

Action Postponed On School TB Tests

The school board delayed a decision on a policy for annual tuberculosis examinations for 22,000 district children to allow East Harris County doctors to develop a plan. Trustees weighed costs and the role of school nurses, with discussion of funding estimates between 12,000 and 38,000 dollars and concerns about aligning medical practice with school responsibilities.

East Harris County Harris’ County Medical ‘Society Harris County Medical Society Houston Baytown George H. Gentry Bob ‘Wahrmund Karl W. Opryshek Sug Seth “Mitchell

City Building Permits Totaling 102901 In Week

City engineering reports last weeks permits totaling 102901 with ten new projects in Baytown. Residences at 4902 St Andrews Drive 204 Post Oak 2204 Viking Lane and 12 Inwood. garages and storage rooms added at 2517 Elvinta 808 Beech er 14H Pruett 2803 New Castle and a 500 addition at 1305 Lindberg. Names include E F Luquire Busch Milner Leroy Walker Andrew Winn H L Grant J C Becka James Hicks Carl R Dyer and E L Trippe.

City Engineering ‘Department Baytown E. F. Luauire St Andrews Drive Busch and Milner Post Oak EB. Fluquire New Castle E.L. Trippe Lindberg

U S Steel Awards 160 Inch Plate Mill Contract

Houston officials confirm U S Steel awarded a contract to Machine Co of Pittsburgh to design and manufacture a 160 inch plate mill for the Texas Works at Baytown. Estimated cost around 125 million dollars with construction set to finish in fall 1963. Total workforce to grow from 600 to about 3 800 by March.

Houston Contracto Machine Co Pittsburgh USS New ‘Texas Baytown U S. Steel Wall Street Journal Mesta U.S Seteobee Morrison-Knudson

Bank Hearing Set For Mont Belvieu Bank

A hearing is scheduled by State Banking Commissioner J. M. Falkner for 9 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 1, on the Mont Belvieu State Bank application. Ben Fleming of Holston is listed as president, proposing $60,000 in capital, $60,000 in surplus and $600 in reserve, with 125 stockholders named on the charter. Directors include D. A. Williams, J. W. Guest, Delno Brown, Marcus Langston, and G. W. Spear, all of Mont Belvieu.

Austin State Banking J. MM. Falkner Més Bank Mont Belvieu Ben Fleming Holston Mont Blevieu Delno ‘Brown Marcus ‘Langston G .W. .Spear

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rachele Coe O .M. .Coe Jr G. W. James Kappa Alpha Theta University of Texas Ralph L. Milner E. Sterling Methodist Hospital Roush Studio Lee College Colege’s Bayway Drive Ics Baytown Ymca YMCA Baytown Area Uute FORD Sen Barnes Saigon United Auto Workers Justice Department FBI Mississippi Moscow Manhattan Baptist Actool Seid McCall Nancy Mike Wilson Dennis. Lawless Tommy Svoboda Eddie Glover Jerry Jones Tommy Jester Ronnie Hechler Bill Loftin Mont Belview Your OF Jack Tyler the Civile
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