Monday Luncheon and Community Notices Preview
Monday luncheon will feature Mayor Seaborn Cravey introducing Mrs. John Tower at 11 30 a m at Youngbloca s Reservations may be phoned to Tower headquarters or Mrs Bert Wilkins Fish fry by TriCity Beach Lions Club runs 11 a m to 3 p m Saturday at Crawley s fishing camp Tickets 3 5 Missionary convention at Congregational Methodist Church 1905 Lee Drive starts Friday 7 30 p m and Saturday 9 30 a m with lunch speakers Leroy and Gene Little from Burundi and Rev W E Bruce from Houston Slides of African work to be shown MB Beauty Linda Diane Dye misprint correction in Beevieu homecoming queen race Mrs Frank Cutbirth called to Palestine due to illness of daughter Mrs Naomi Hawks Shrimp tickets for Rho Zeta shrimp dinner before Friday football game serving 3 to 3 p m in Robert E Lee High School cafeteria Tickets 12 Baytown families attend funeral in Brookhaven Miss for J W Day aged 92 Nephew killed in Nachitoches La car scooter crash in Nachitoches La Services held Tuesday
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Seaborn Cravey
John Tower
Youngbloca’s
Tower
Bert Wilkins
Congregational Methodist Church
Lee Drive
Leroy
Gene Little
Burundi
Africa
W. E. Bruce
Mission Board
Houston
Leon Sanders
Robert ©. Lee High School
Sanders
Tommy Carpenter
Baytown Forecast Warns of Showers and Clouds
Partly cloudy conditions and scattered showers are predicted for the Baytown area on Thursday. Temperature range expected from 35 to 76 degrees.
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Baytown
Baytown Social Roundup Highlights New Citizens and Events
Kathryn Nead presides at a Baytown meeting welcoming new citizens while Mrs. Milton Ramsey spurs a luncheon. Sharon Richardson volunteers to arrange programs as Mark White of La Porte shares birthday cake with a stranger. G A Laughlin organizes a Country Club dance committee. Mary Cantrell invites guests. Barby Mays distributes coins at a school carnival. Kitlick Thursday will feature five year old Mark Duane Cooper. Reverend Bob Cheek discussed baseball scripture. Neill Sealey’s new look sparks Mitch Miller comparisons.
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Kathryn Nead
Baytown
Milton Ramsey
Sharon Richardson
Mark White
la Porte
G. A. Laughlin
R. J. Thomson
Mary Cantrell
Barby Mays
Mark Duane Cooper
R. W. Cooper
Kitlick
Bob Cheek
Neill Sealey
Mitch Miller
Baytown United Fund reaches 60 percent of goal
Baytown drive reports $123,000 raised, about 60 per cent of the $265,029 target. John Coates, general chairman, praises progress and urges chairmen and solicitors to boost efforts. Forty-plus Baytown firms report 100 per cent participation, with funds supporting local agencies and national medical programs.
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Baytown United Fund
Baytown
Harris County
United Fund
Connie Magourik
Huimble
Enjay
Esso Research
John Coates
Coates
Tam
Humble Oil and Refinery Co
Credit Bureau of
Greater Baytown
Harris County Federal Savings and Loan Association
Harris County Insurance Agency
Kemp Tech, Inc
J. W. Ainsworth
Gregory’s
Tours and Travel
Moore's Shoe Store
Book Stall
Man
Altman's
House of Fashion
The
Health League
San‘ Jacinto “Methodist ‘Hospital
Record Rain Drenches Southeast Texas With Heavy Downpour
The first heavy rain of the month swamped Baytown and Beaumont as a cool front moved south. Rain gauges showed 2.38 inches in Baytown and 2.9 inches at Rebel Inn Motel on Alexander Drive. Fannett near Beaumont reported as much as 12.5 inches, with two thirds of the local rice crop harvested and possible damage to the remainder. Beaumont itself registered 5.63 inches. Other totals for 24 hours ending 6 am: Houston .55, Palacios .38, Corpus Christi .24, Lufkin .22, Victoria .04, Austin and Longview .02.
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Baytown
Sun
Harris County
Gulf of Mexico
Texas Panhandle
Fannett
Beaumont
West Texas
Texarkana
Lufkin
Fort Worth
Dallas
Houston
Inch
Palacios
Corpus Chris
Galveston
Victoria
Austin and Longview
Baytown Hospital Cleared In Desegregation Notice Mixup
A Baytown Hospital spokesman said the facility has desegregation compliance under the 1964 Civil Rights Act and eligible for federal funds including Medicare after a Washington notice error. Claude McCain of HEW Dallas explains the Baytown hospital was mislisted and had already provided data. delay was due to illness and cross mail.
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Baytown Hospital
U.S. Public Health Service
Bay‘town Hospital
USPHS
Washington, D.C
Claude McCain
Office of Equal Health Opportunity
Office of US Health, Education and Welfare
Dallas
Sun
Texas City
Washington
Baytown
McCain
The
Cash bags stolen at Montreal International Airport
Police say as much as 1 million dollars in cash was taken from 15 mail bags in the mailroom at Montreal International Airport. Dorval police report the area’s bars were cut around 5 am while workers were at lunch. The bags contained various denomination bills headed to chartered banks in Montreal.
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Montreal
Montreal International
Dorval
Baytown Grid Schedules Rival Freshmen Clash
Baytown Grid Schedule lists Robert E Lee and Ross Sterling freshmen at Memorial Stadium on Thursday with Rosa Sterling against Brazosport Storm Squad at Hopper Field and Lee freshmen vs Ross Sterling Volunteers at Memorial Stadium. Friday features Lee against Ball High at Memorial Stadium with weekend games at Cedar Bayou Stadium and Baytown Stadium.
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Robert E. Lee
Sterling High Schools
At & Pm
Memorial Stadium
Baytown
Rosa Sterling
Brazosport Storm
Hopper
Ross Sterling Voluneers
Robert E. Lee Saichkde
Ball High
Galveston
Cedar Bayou
Viet Nam War Casualty and Global Tensions Report
An AP wire summary notes a nationwide manhunt in Cincinnati after a fourth rape and strangling in months. Jean Arthur laments canceled TV series while McNamara joins a Marine frontline tour near the DMZ. Spec 4 John F. Barzan is buried as the first Vietnam War casualty with next of kin located. Israel accuses Syria of aggression and seeks an urgent UN General Assembly session.
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John F. Barzan
Long -Island
Middle East
Israel
General Assembly
Retiring LC Dean To Be Feted Nov 19
Retiring Lee College Dean Walter Rundell will be honored at a public dinner on November 19 at Sterling High School cafeteria as he ends two years of service in February. Travis Porter chairs the committee with Dr. Sam Hastings as vice chair, and tickets are available from committee members or the college public relations office.
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Walter Rundell
Lee College
Travis Porter
Sterling High
Dean Rundell
Porter
Sam Hastings
Board of Regents
Charles Tillery
Larry Hale
Robert McGraw
W. J. Strickler
Roy Comeaux
Richard Strahan
Johnson Warns Against Electing Republicans in Delaware
President Johnson campaigning in Delaware warned that electing too many Republicans could cause the nation to falter and fall back. He urged voters to back a strong Democratic Congress, citing education, aid for the aged, antipoverty efforts, and peace efforts. He spoke in Brooklyn and Wilmington before Italian American audiences and joined Vice President Humphrey at a Manhattan event.
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Wilmington
Del
Johnson
Delaware
Brooklyn
Democratic Party
America
Fohnson
Hotel St. George
Manhattan
Prince Souvanna Phouma
Laos
Washington
New York
Mediator On Hand GE Strike Talks Stymied
Washington AP negotiations to avert a General Electric Co strike remain pessimistic with a White House panel calling talks dead center About 125000 members of 11 unions threaten to strike at 32 am Monday The government pushes to keep defense work running for Viet Nam while GE’s new offer is labeled as insignificant by AFL CIO official Paul Jennings Meany prepares a Friday meeting of 129 unions to coordinate strike plans
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Washington
General Electric Co
White House
Viet Nam
John T.connor
Paul Jennings
Afl-Cio International Union of Electrical Workers
Johnson
New York
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
Antitrust Exemption Talks Collapse for AFL NFL Merger
Washington AP bulletin reports efforts to win an antitrust exemption for a combined National and American Football League failed today. With counsel for the leagues and the House Antitrust Subcommittee deadlocked on a proposed exemption law, prospects for a merger bill before Congress adjourns look dim.
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Washington
Leagues
House Antitrust Subcommittee
Congress
McNamara says Viet Nam operations exceeded hopes
Defense Secretary Robert McNamara, finishing his eighth Viet Nam visit, said the recent year’s military operations rate exceeded expectations and saw no anticipated change in the pace of operations or U.S. deployments. He noted B52 strikes along the demilitarized zone and praised South Vietnamese pacification efforts despite slow progress.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Robert S. McNamara
Viet Nam
U.S
McNamara
Sak Gon
Marina
Channelview Falcons football player ruled ineligible
Channelview High School officials reported to the UIL that one Falcons football player may be ineligible under league rules. The District 12-34 Executive Committee planned a noon Thursday closed meeting to discuss the alleged infraction as officials in Austin were notified. Principal William Harvey and coach Mack Anderson confirmed the inquiry and possible play history by the athlete.
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Channelview
E. C. ‘Schochler
Channeline High
William Harvey
Falcons
Austin
Mack
Anderson
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Linda Diane Dye
Mont Beivieu
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M. D. Dye
Frank Cutbirth
Palestine
Naomi Hawks
George Day
John Wesley Day
Brookhaven
Miss
J. W. Day
Frank B. Luckett Jr
Nachitoches
Henry Liles
Mississippi
F. Luckett
Lown
Citizens National
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T. S. Farmer
ERAE
J. J. Coates
East Harris County
H. EH. Meier
Humble Refinery
Sy Center
Welfare League
YMCA
Chia
American “Red” Cross
Thad Felton
Gine
Cincinnati
Camedienne
Jean Arthur
Bean Rusk
United States
Secretary of Defense
Marine Battlefront
Demilitarized Zone
National Bank OF Baytown
F.D
M'Namara
Lyndon
Hubert, J. Humphrey
John
Ing
Labor Federation
General Electric
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