Tri Fi and club notices mix with science honor roll
Neighborhood Tri Fi meeting at Highlands Scout House set for 9:29 a.m. Thursday with district info for leaders. TOPS Club holds covered dish supper at Roseland Park Pavilion at 8 p.m. Thursday. Gamma Nu Delta Kappa Gamma meets at St Mark's Church at 7 p.m. Thursday for new member initiation. Luncheon honors M&S Tower at 11:30 a.m. Monday at Youngblood's Restaurant. reservations to Mrs Bertweeks or Tower Headquarters. Science winner John White Adams of Highlands, Texas A&M student, named one of 23 in Texas 26th Annual Science Talent Search. Baytown beauty winners include Nelda Ruth Bay of Baytown among Southwestern University's 1965 All School Beauty Review nominees. Weather: cloudy and mild through Thursday in Baytown. highs around 70s, lows near 69 with trace rain.
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John White Adams
Highlands
Texas A&m. University
Texas
Alr
Ciften Adams
Adams
Baytown
Nelda Ruth Bay
Southwestern University
Louisiana
Baytown visits and early risers dot local notes
Lyndon Mallory James Webb Baytown and Ronnie Nelson Crosby Sam Houston students take a three draft board exam trip. Peggy Olive finally shares a phone number. Lester Alford arrives early with Optimist Club notes. Jerry John Dyer diverge professions. Rocky Keene visits a hospitalized friend. Joe Lee says goodbye. Bob Beverly at the post office in rain. Bob Feinberg questions Baytown angle stories. Carcle Opryshek stops for coffee. Earl Lively Bert Gresham depart for WASA. Kemp eases car heater search. Mrs Eugene Smitherman does a neighbor good deed. Beat McCraw turns 36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndon Mallory
James Webb
Baytown
Ronnie Nelson
Crosby
Sam Houston
Peggy
Olive
Lester Alford
Jerry
John
Dyer
Rocky Keene
Buddy
Joe Lee
Bob Beverly
Bob Feinberg
Carcle Opryshek
Earl Lively
Bert Gresham
Wasa
T. R
Kemp
Kempisy
Eugene Smitherman
McCraw
L. F. McCraw
Dépwood
Marines Earn Sixth Purple Heart In Ferocious Da Nang Fight
Sgt Clovis Coffmann 34 of Richmond VA describes a 40 minute battle near Cat Lai where Marines repelled a Viet Cong assault. He earned his sixth Purple Heart after a knife stab wound, while teammate Robert L. Tani of Detroit was shot in the chest but returned to action. Casualties and enemy dead mounted as Marine jets and helicopters supported the fight.
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DA Nang
South Viet Nam
Clovis Coffmann
Richmond
Marine Reconnaissane
Cat Lai
Robert L. Tani
Detroit
Mich
Coffmann
Thornton
Fornton
J Wes
Yorkshire
Gunn
Cong Imife
Apel
McNamara In Vietnam As Troops Arrive
U S Defense Secretary McNamara toured quiet battle sectors in South Vietnam as 4 000 fresh American combat troops arrived, bringing total U S forces to 325 000. The buildup, with 42 000 allied and 705 000 South Vietnamese, saw reduced ground fighting to skirmishes while political tensions grew in Ky’s cabinet with five Mekong Delta ministers threatening to resign.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Robert S. McNamara
Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Mekong
Vung Tau
McNamara
Phu Cat
U L 1St Cavalry
Irving
I Marine Bi
Baytown drive ships aid to Dong Ha soldiers
Baytown residents continue the people to people effort sending 1800 pounds of gifts to Dong Ha Vietnam. Funds have covered most shipping costs leaving 49.46 in the account. Final shipment needs 106 dollars, with gifts bought locally in the Dong Ha area for a Christmas event.
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Bobby Sutfhin
Baytown
Dong, Ha
Viet - Nam
Little Alamo
Finis
Lawrence. Cummings
Doug ‘Ha
U.S
Jack Arvin
Shipping Fund
Minister Arvin
Dong
Ha Children’s Fund
Peoples State Bank
Cummings
Lawrence Cun
Corymanding
John Connally
Avery
Alamo
Argia
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Dean Myers
Sisters of the Incarnate Word
Dayis Nurstery
Dong Ha
Viel Nam
Texan Supreme Court Upholds Large Penalties
The Texas Supreme Court today upheld penalties totaling 31.4 million tied to actions in East Texas. The ruling affirms 304,800 in initial penalties against four men for armed activity, with the judgment effectively sustaining the broader fines and agreed amounts.
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Buletin Austin
Texan Supreme Court
Allmen
East Texas
Efentente
Lawyers Lead Baytown Respect for Law Program
Baytown Optimist Club voted to sponsor the Respect for Law program to combat public apathy toward crime and justice. Attorneys James Girardeau and Joe Zarn chair the effort with a panel including Justice of the Peace M. M. Brown and Judge Barney L. Ward. Citizens aiding the program may be nominated for REL Medallions, recognizing service to law enforcement and the dispensation of justice.
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Baytown Optimist Club
Baytown Club
Optimist International
James Girardeau
Joe Zarn
Baytown
Optimist
Justice of the Peace
M. M. Brown
Corporation Court
Barney L. Ward
Blair Mann
Lester Alford
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Zorn
Girardeau
Optimist Club
Channelview board settles Cook contract in unanimous vote
The Channelview School Board voted unanimously to pay former head coach and athletic director Bewden Cook on his contract which ran through June 3, 1967. Cook was relieved of coaching duties March 15 and reassigned within the district. The board also awarded a 272.59 dollar contract to J M Hollis Construction Co. for the first phase of a 1,117 dollar building program, adding 22 classrooms at De Zavaila and Viola Cobb Elementary schools as part of bond-funded expansion.
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Channelview
Channelview School Board
Bewden Cook
Athletic
Cook
Roarch
Eégar
Ted
Richard Sedgeley
State Board of Education
Edgar
J. M. Hollis Construction Co
de Zavaila
Viola Cobb
Feast Texas Chamber Group Returns Home From Baytown
Feasts in Chicago and Cleveland were noted with visits to Pittebarge and New Kerk. The Baytown event involved former employees and a dinner with officials including President Worthington and Lesle.
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Catcago
Meel's
Gary
Works
Cleveland
Pitevergs
Steel
Michal
New Kerk
Baytown Hambie
Pittebarge
Faytown Gavel
Worthington i Ac
Aylows
Johnson weighs cooling off as GE strike nears
Washington report on a looming GE strike involving about 125000 workers at 12:01 a.m. Monday. President Johnson considers invoking Taft-Hartley to halt production vital to Vietnam war. Fifteen unions unite to pressure for a tough contract while Meany of AFL-CIO plans a Friday leaders’ meeting.
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Washington
Mammoth General Electric ‘Co
Johnson
Trs
Viet Nam
Organized Labor
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Meany
Will .Gall
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Highlands Scout House
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Roseland Park Pavilion
Gamma Nu Gamala Nu, Delta,Kappa Gamma
St. Mark's Methodist Church
M&s
IGHN
Youngblood's
Bert Weekins
Tower Head Quarters
Eighth Infantry
Baytown Area
Baytown Sun
Citizens National
D.d.lc
HOLE
Purple Heart
Rozen
Oriskany End
China Sea
U.S. Navy
North Viet
South
Adv
Imen
Harry Spitr
W. Britton
U S. Steel
Ahi
Pic- Wilburn
Lee
Vara
Jack W. Strickler
Perry’ H. Deiley
Cnef
Wise
Thad
Feltor
Org
CV Board
Feast
Chamber of Commerce Group
Borth Uld
Eat
En Construction
Tm Inc
Alesse
Reson Mt
Baytown Bet
Worthing
LBJ