Harris attorney to discuss new state code briefing
Harris County attorney Jim Robertson will speak on Texas new Code Bell at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Friendship Class lobby of the City National Bank. He helped develop the code set to take effect January 1 and has trained about 550 Harris County officers. Robertson, a UT Law School graduate, joined the district attorney staff eight years ago and has served as a trial lawyer and criminal law committee member. The event includes a brief Q and A and a business session led by Mrs. R F Ball. Weather and tides noted for Galveston with fair skies through Tuesday and warmer nights.
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Morley
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Judicial Committee
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Frank Briscoe
Harris County
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Campbell
Ala
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CAP Beard CAP Attends National Board Meeting In Houston
Baytown Civil Air Patrol members will attend the CAP national board meeting Friday and Saturday at the Rice Hotel in Houston. Featured speaker will be Gen Williams H Blanchard, commander of strategic bombing operations in World War III and now vice chief of staff of the US Air Force. Board of Regents Lee College meets at 6:30 p.m. Thursday. Mrs Gordon L Johnson wins $10 in Downtown Shopper promotion by Baytown merchants.
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CAP National Board
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Houston
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US S. Air Force
Channel 13 to air Baytown Robert E. Lee bands on TV
Baytown's combined junior senior and sophomore bands from Robert E. Lee High School will perform on Channel 13's Salute to Youth program this Thursday from 6:20 to 7:20 p.m. Production director Wayne Thomas praised the group, sending a personal salute to band director Charles Forque for their enthusiasm and cooperation after a long taping day.
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Robert E. Lee High School
Channel 13
Ktrk-Tv
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RBL
Charles Forque
Parents Weekend at Stephens College Draws 1500 Attendees
At Columbia Missouri 1500 parents from 45 states gathered for Stephens College Parents Weekend where their daughter Ann a freshman enjoyed the four year women's college experience. Other notes include local hunters snowbound near Four Comers Coloradas and shrimpers spending Sunday afternoon, plus stories of area residents visiting Rosenberg and Galveston Bay oyster season opening news and a draft board update.
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Coloradas
Earl Hemphill
Jim Hale
Kevin Brinkman
Dub Wari
Rosenberg
Jin Nelson
Greater
Aealveston Bay Area
Stanley Cernoch Fang
Draft Board
Cubs sign Leo Durocher as manager for three years
AP reports Chicago Cubs announce the signing of Leo Durocher to an eight manager three year contract. The update notes Durocher will lead the club as manager while the season progresses amid other league notes.
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Chicago Cubs
Leo Durocher
Fourth Time Crosby Residents Veto Water Bonds
Crosby voters rejected two water bond proposals in a Saturday election. The first would have created a Municipal Utility Water District and the second would have bought a Crosby water system for 62000 from Theo Reidland. The bonds totaled 381000 and 273 votes were cast, about 72 percent of eligible voters. No future plans were announced by the water district board.
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Police Await Wilson Arrival in Rhodesia Mission
Salisbury Rhodesia AP heavy police guard at airport for Harold Wilson and Arthur Bottomley arrival as Britain seeks to stop unilateral Rhodesian independence. Detentions, dogs and tear gas reported. four Africans arrested for antigovernment banners amid tensions. Wilson plans talks with African nationalist leaders Nkome Sithele and others in restrictive camps. Smith offers a treaty on constitutional reform to ease white rule while denying full independence.
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No. Am
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Cyprus
London
Ian Smith
Smith
Britain
United Nations
Joshua Nkome
Ndahanging
Sithele
Nkome
Son
Channel Aid Group To Hold Emergency Drill
The annual drill by Channel Industries Mutual Aid at Humble Baytown Refinery grounds tests 44 firms and agencies. From 9 a.m. to noon, 20 emergency exercises will be shown including tank and transformer fires, butane drums, tower fires, rescue and first aid drills, with a simulated Coast Guard helicopter rescue.
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Humble
Baytown
CIMA
Coast Guard
Trinity River project elates Anahuac Chambers leaders
Directors of the Chambers Liberty Counties Navigation District welcomed approval of the Trinity River Mitigation project. They foresee deeper barges, potential Anahuac port activity, and benefits to Chambers and Liberty counties even as full development spans decades. The bill also funds the Wallisville barrier and river lock work, with irrigation needs and a 100000 acre-feet water allocation backing the district.
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Dallas - Ford Worth
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Liberty Counties
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Liberty
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Chambers
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U.S. Congress
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Congress
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Wallisville Salt Water Barrier
Navigation District
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Fort Worth
Embattled Pleime Camp Siege Enters Seventh Day
In Pleime Camp Pleiku region Viet Cong mortar and machine gun fire continued for a seventh day as government defenses sent combat patrols. U.S. and Vietnamese reports cite Viet Cong death tolls around 152 killed by air strikes and 100 in ground action, with a relief column closing within a half mile of the camp after repelling an ambush and killing about 250 guerrillas at Ple Ya Dran. Casualties on the government side described as high among Montagnard troops and advisers, with light American losses reported.
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Bonanza Buggy drawing slated for Raytown shoppers
Raytown Merchants plan a three day Bonanza sale with a 1955 Chevrolet giveaway. A Saturday drawing at Buck Tunter’s lot on Texas Avenue will pick the winner as Baytown’s Get Acquainted Edition promotes the city as East Bay County’s shopping hub.
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East Taveris County
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Saturda
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Oil Production Outlook Sees U S Output Rise by 1970
Dallas AP reports J Cordell Moore says U S oil producers may target 10 150 000 barrels per day by 1970 as independent association forecasts domestic crude output averaging 3 101 000 bpd in 1967 a 3 7 percent rise over 1965 The industry backs a sharing approach to imports and warns against drastic changes to the import program while stressing continual program review and reassessment by leaders of the sector.
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J. Cordell Moore
Interior For Mineral Resources
U.S
Independent Petroleum Association) of America
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Trade Association
Iit
Wuld
Ed Warren
American Petroleum Institute
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Agena Falls Short in Gemini Flight Toward Moon
Cape Kennedy, Florida AP — The Gemini mission to rendezvous with and dock to an Agena target was scrubbed after the Agena vehicle disappeared shortly after launch. Walter Schirra Jr. and Thomas Stafford were paused as mission control reported possible Atlantic impact. The Atlas booster launched successfully but the Agena failure likely delays the moon mission until next year.
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Thomas P. Stafford
Atlantic
Australia
Kraft
Sehirra
Stafford
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Mission Control Center
Atlas
Agena
Mission Control
Paul Haney
Gement
Cannon Used To Blast Safe At Brink's Office
AP report describes a Brink's Office robbery where a half million dollars were stolen after a vault blast. A trucked cannon and acetylene torch fragments were found nearby. Detectives and FBI took charge as police sealed the area and hunted for clues.
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Brink’s Co
Frank Stelér
Federal Bureau of Invesation
Tobacco tax fraud case set for trial in Austin
Houston tobacco merchant Mair Scheppy and six others face trial in a multi million cigarette tax fraud scheme. President Johnson directs FBI to focus on intelligence collection in Latin America and worldwide, while the CIA shifts foreign intelligence tasks. Texas State Fair ends with 2,534,432 attendees, the second highest total in history.
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Johnson
FBI
Latin America
Central Intelligence Agency
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