Baytonian Involved in Baytown Funeral Crash
Bobby Lynn Allen, 18, of 419 MR and Mrs Clay Leach of Pearl were injured in a one car crash on Kiltore road Baytown area at 2 30 a m Saturday as they attended a funeral. Allen lost control and crashed into a culvert. He was taken to a hospital by private car and not believed seriously injured.
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Baytonian
Bobby Lynn Allen
Clay Leach
Pearl
Baytown
Psilanti
Mich
Kiltore Road
Leach
Winifred
Cedar Bayou
Po Lantz Lice
Allen
United Fund Total Here At 165000 In Baytown
Keith of Sevel candidate for Texas Legislature will speak at 1000 p.m. next Friday in the home of Bill Love on Bay Harbor Drive in La Porte. The United Fund total of 165000 was reported with sizable gifts from Gulf Coast Marine employees and Citizens Bank staff. The fundraiser emphasized community needs and urged divisions to intensify efforts ahead of a meeting on October 27.
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Sauter Keith
Sevel
Texas
Divi- T P
Sim
Bill Love
Bay Harbor
Covinne Magourik
la Porte
Ctive
Citizens
United Fund
Ciizens
Bank
Gulf O
Cedar Bayou
Marine Pfc
Jimmy D. Puck
B. R.jemployes
Gulf
Puckett
E. James
Isl
Citizens Bank
Marine Corps
Palms
Calif
Surf Board
Sai Rick Trifilio
Tri - City
Beach Road
Mageurik
Baytown
Golfer Doug Sanders Buys Fort Worth Building
Fort Worth AP reports golfer Doug Sanders, who has won three major tournaments this year, bought the Trans-American Life Building in downtown Fort Worth for more than 1 million. Sanders says he represents only himself and notes golfers turning to business as athletic careers fade.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Doug Sanders
Gelfer
Trans-American Life
Sanders
Gstory
Pasadena Man Injured In Mont Belvieu Blast
A Pasadena man, 35 year old Harding, suffered extensive burns and remained hospitalized after a pipeline explosion near Mont Belvieu while operating a digging machine for Sinclair Pipeline Co. The blast damaged a pickup and melted nearby tail lights as two high pressure gas lines were ruptured. Harding’s brother said the man stumbled away from the fire and rolled to extinguish his burning clothes. A Lipsey Inc contractor said the lines appeared on area maps. Glascock of Mobil Chemical noted one line carried butane and another was high pressure, with breaks isolated by midafternoon. The fire burned on late Friday night while crews worked to control the blaze.
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George Ferguson
Mont Belvieu
Here
Pasadena
Baytoun
Gulf Coast
Bobs
Harding
Pitts Street
Sinclair Pipeline Co
Lipsey, Inc
Sinclair
Sun
M. G. Glascock
Mobil Chemical Co
Magnolia Pipeline Co
Wanderlust Ends In Death For Baytonians Blind Pet
Fifi, a three year old blind dog owned by Mr. and Mrs. J. E. E. Waugh of 407 N Gaillard, wandered from home around the North Gaillard area. Despite a community search aided by KWBA radio, she was struck and killed by a passing car near Worth Pruett after being missing several hours. The Waughs praised neighbors who helped during the search and expressed thanks for the supportive response.
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Gaillard
Fis
Fifi
J. E. E. Waugh
N .Gaillard
Waugh
Waughs
KWBA
Worth Pruett
Weekend Baytown Weather Forecast Keeps Cool Skies Clear
Weekend Baytown area forecast calls for cool conditions under clear to partly cloudy skies. Temperatures expected to run from 65 to 83 degrees, with no precipitation in sight.
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Baytown
Around Town Snapshots From a Busy Day
Joe Kilgore wraps up another action filled day while Carl Roth reports honey crop results. Violet Wilson changes address and Gladys Ellig reads a book. Sam Cox starts the ball rolling as Weldon Newby checks progress. Harlan Blackman delves into ground cover needs while Mickey Jenkins posts a building permit. Linette Johnson drives her car around a curve as Mrs. Edgar Enderli recounts a fishing trip. Allen Rice prepares for a grand ending day. Allen Wright rides in a fancy camper. Mrs. Arthur Chasnoff parks. Jessie Mze Stovall fishes before fog lifts. M. C. Rushing hits a traffic light. Thelma Berry seeks a new lure for redfish at Bolivar. C. W. Plato finds something else to do in spare time. Mrs. A. J. Hamer starts a new day early, and Mrs. Oline Samford backs a Gander booster.
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Joe Kilgore
Carl Roth
Violet Wilson
Gladys Ellig
Sam Cox
Weldon Newby
Harlan Blackman
Mickey Jenkins
Linette Johnson
Edgar Enderli
Allen Rice
Allen Wright
Arthur Chasnoff
Jessie Mze Stovall
M. C. Rushing
Thelma Berry
Bolivar
C. W. Plato
A. J. Hamer
Oline Samford
Sgt. Langford To Head Police Traffic Division
Baytown Police Chief Blair Mann announced Sgt. James Lankford will head the traffic division. He will oversee traffic investigations, records, education, school patrols, and meter maids while expanding safety talks in Baytown schools and bicycle safety materials. A system to track violations by time and location will identify trouble spots and enforce traffic rules more strictly starting January.
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Baytown
Blair Mann
James Lankford
Police Department
Lankford
Barney L. Ward
Corporation, Court
Baytown Housewives join nationwide price protest
A Baytown group of housewives plans a Wednesday boycott of large chain stores to protest high living costs. They urge petitions to Gov. Connally and President Johnson, target milk bread and meat, and promise future area meetings and possible pickets. The move mirrors Denver and nationwide actions against grocery chains.
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Bobby Sutphin
Baytown
Texas Housewives Association
Houston
Ceram
Joe Pollak
J_ A. Miller
tempo _rary
Co - Chhairman
Baytown Group
Roseland Park Pavilion
Pollak
John Connally
Lyndon Johnson
Polar
Nen Aid
Charles E. Walker
Ray Kabuila
D. M. Groves
Denver
Colon
Canada
NLM
Windsor
Ont
Albuquerque
Foodway
Albuquerque Tribune
Foodway’s
Robert W. Steele
Wages and Benefits Talks Between BEF and Humble Enjay
BEF and Enjay officials announced a wage and benefit package offer to about 3,530 Humble Oil and Refining Co and Enjoy Chemical Co employees represented by BEF and Gulf Coast Industrial Workers Union. The proposal includes a $21 monthly wage rise for BEF members and a total $27.50 monthly package with increased hospitalization and insurance contributions and a one year service employment pension provision. Negotiations began last August with a tentative agreement after the wage-benefit offer, subject to mail ballot ratification by BEF members, about two weeks away. The BEF counterproposal called for a 42 percent wage rise with a $2 minimum and small hourly differentials, plus a $1.28 insurance increase. Gulf Coast Union workers would receive a 12 cent hourly increase, totaling an $18 cent per hour rise with benefits.
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Humble Ofl and Refining Co
Enjoy Chemical ,Co
Baytown Employes Federation
DWO
BEF
L. B. Phillips
Gulf Coast Industrial Workers Union
Enjoy Chemical
Phillips
Enjay
Esso Research and
Engineering Co
Philips
Essa Research and Engineering Co
Humble
Phillipe
Mut
Humble Enjay
Erg&e
Gulf Coast Union
Johnson in Australia Ends Canberra Brisbane Tour
President Johnson rode through Sydney to a 2 million cheer and faced protests over U.S. Vietnam policy. In Brisbane he called the trip sentimental while Mrs. Johnson rested between a Texas style barbecue and the Manila flight. Crowd waited hours in cold for arrival from Canberra.
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Brisbane
Australia
Johnson
Sydney
Canberra
Manila
Australis
U.S
Lady Bird
Townsville
Arive
Sam Rayburn Trips Ganders 14 7 in Texas rout
Sam Rayburn Texans toppled the AEL Ganders 14 to 7 as a second half surge decided the game in Pasadena. Key plays included a fourth quarter touchdown by Mike Warren and a pick by Jerry Alston, with Ganders cap notes from Pete Sultis. The contest featured back and forth first half action, early Ganders lead, and late Rayburn scoring drive to seal victory.
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Bill Lacs
Sun Sports
Pasadena
AEL Ganders
Sam Rayburn
Ganders
Rayburn
Jimmy Savell
Texan
Bob Gingles
Norman Monttgom
Save
Gingles
Savell
McLemore
Lavell
Tim Strait
Donnie Woods
Mike Warren
Warren
AEL
Gander
Karl Cooper
Jaggers
Billy Schoppe
Texans
Burch
Chest
Jerry Alston
Rocky’ Zierlein
Expanded police hunt and political crosscurrents fill headlines
Police pursue a rapist strangler in Cincinnati while Congress debates the 1966 session. Senate leaders claim quorum as Mansfield cites progress. Rescue workers halt a coal refuse disaster in Aberfan, Wales threatening a school and homes. Harriman heads to Manila talks on Viet Nam. Goldwater criticizes Johnson. Fowler rules out price controls. Rusk shapes Manila accord, Humphrey campaigns in Colorado and Minnesota warning of Democratic losses. Kennedy campaigns in California urging calm after recent violence.
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Aberfan
Wales
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