Baytown activities include club meetings and speaker event
Baytown dental assistants schedule a 7 30 p m meeting at Dr Clyde Fuller's office with Dr W A Goodrich from San Jacinto Hospital as guest speaker Jan Strack daughter of Baytown residents pledges Beta Sigma Phi at Sam Houston State College Crosby Booster Club to host bake sale Nov 2 for football team banquet cancellations include Thursday morning duplicate bridge and BAYRIDGE HOME Owners Club meeting rescheduled Goose Creek Women golfers announce inter club championship Nov 5 6 7 at Atascocita Country Club Weather notes predict warm spell with low around 50s and highs upper 70s Galveston tides listed Rotary Club speaker Knox Beavers to address employer employee relations San Jacinto PTA set 7 p m meeting in school auditorium
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Baytown
Clyde Fuller
E. James St
W. A. Goodrich
San Jacinto Hospital
Janet Strack
F. J. Strack
Sam Houston State College
Huntsville
Baytown Birthday Wishes and Local Visitors
Mrs R A Fromme and Mrs Lucile Devine celebrate birthdays this week as friends send greetings. Baytown Sun Tuesday visitors include State Rep Joe Allen, Charles Caldwell, Dave Moore, Hobart Enoch, Eddie Huron, L R Rigby, and Patrolman Dale Schimming. Fred Suckers plans an art show at St Pauls Lutheran Church this Sunday. Robert E Lee High School spirit shown by Mrs William Reineke. Happy birthday today to Sp Robert Galden, stationed in Hanau Germany with the U S Army. Tony Bowers lauded for a Little League touchdown.
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R.A. Fromme
Lucile Devine
W.ol
Dub" Ward
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Baytown
William Reineke
Robert E. Lee
Robert Galden
Hanau
Germany
U.S. Army
Tony Bowers
Open School Garbage Meet After Board Review
Baytown officials say a hearing on Ole J. Ford’s termination of a school district garbage contract will be open to the public. The Nov. 4 meeting follows a private session requested previously by board president Karl W. Opryshek.
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Johnella Boynton
Karl W. Opryshek
Baytown Sun
Oliie 2. Ford
Ole J. Ford
Ford
Board of Trustees
Oprysbek
Richard Peoples
Bruce Ramsey
Texas
Czechs Mull Soviet Reprisal For Riots
Prague and Bratislava events unfold as Czechoslovakia marks a 50th independence anniversary amid fears of Soviet retaliation after anti Soviet demonstrations in Prague. Leaders including Dubcek Svoboda Cernik travel to Bratislava to attend celebrations and a law signing forming semi autonomous Czech and Slovak states. Crowds in Prague chant Russians go home and clash with troops, while demanding freedom.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Slovakia
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Communist Party
Alexander Dubcek
Dubcek
Ludvik Svoboda
Oldrich Cernik
Bratislava
Capi
Svoboda
Humphrey Campaign Grips Working Class in Pennsylvania
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey campaigns through Pennsylvania aiming to keep working men from Wallace. He attacks Wallace’s leadership, questions his ability to run government and keep the economy strong, and pivots to pep talks during a long travel stretch through northern Ohio and into Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Hubert H. Humphrey
Pennsylvania
George C. Wallace
Humphrey
Alabama
United States
Richard M. Nixon
Ohio
Cleveland
Humphrey Ball
Nixon Urges Extra Vote Push Before Election
Nixon urged GOP workers to win an extra half vote per precinct to swing November 5. He cited 1960 as precedent and spoke to party meetings in Albany North Carolina and Pittsburgh before Detroit rallies. He told supporters not to panic from personal attacks and to focus on issues.
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Detroit
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Albany
N.C
Pittsburgh
John F. Kennedy
Civic Auditorium
Youth Fair Dinner Plans For Raytens Association
The annual membership dinner for the Raytens Youth Fair Association is set from 6 to 7 p.m. Saturday at Firemen's Hall at the intersection of Lee Drive and a Street. For reservations contact Jerry Famentiel at 77-4073 or Johnny Ladtke at 675-309.
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Raytens Youth Fair Association
Firemen's Hall
Lee Drive
Jerry Famentiel
Johnny Ladtke
Wallace Says No South Representation on Main Parties
Wallace seizes final week of presidential bid to insist neither Nixon nor Humphrey will represent the South. He faults both major parties for neglect of the United States as he campaigns in Beaunont and Hannibal, with a rock thrown at a 3000-strong Hannibal crowd wounding no one.
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Beaumont
Tex
George C. Wallace
Richard M. Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
South
Wallace
Alabama
Drew Cheels
Gurf
Mexico
Hannibal
Friday Deadline For Baytown Highway Dinner
Friday in the afternoon is the deadline to reserve for a Baytown Chamber of Commerce luncheon set for Monday November 4. State Highway Communion Chairman Jack Kuligen of Waco will attend. About 1 luncheon ticket had been sold by Tuesday morning, with tickets available at the chamber office. The luncheon replaces the regular weekly membership lunch. Due to many out of town visitors, advance tickets are required. Harris County Commissioners Court endorsed a roadway bridge project with Baytown Chamber and Chambers County to serve U S Steel and other interests. The plan calls for an industrial road from State Highway 146 in Baytown to Farm Road 1405 in Chambers County and another Cedar Bayou bridge. About 50 tickets remain at $2.35 each. The Baytown City Council and Chamber note continuation on page 2.
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Baytown
Sary
Moore
Harrie County
Global headlines and political notes from AP wires
Smuggling of a sidewinder air-to-air missile and two navigation instruments to Moscow is revealed by The Hong Kong Star as part of an air freight route. The Hong Kong Star notes a delay in Red China’s long range missile program due to an intermediate range test accident. Richard Cardinal Cushing reiterates plans to resign as Boston archbishop and pursue missionary work in South America. James Earl Ray contends a $12,000 to $15,000 lure was promised to distract police during the King assassination manhunt. The New York Times says Agnew faces editorials charging conflicts of interest. Gen Lemnitzer warns against overreliance on Pentagon “Big List” troop rush. Italy faces political turmoil after Socialist party failure. A Republican advert featuring Humphrey prompts Democratic protests. The TV plug aired during Rowan and Martin’s Laugh-In.
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Richard Cardinal Cushing
Boston
South America
Nashville Tennessean
James Earl Ray
Martin Luther King Jr
Agnew Tackles Times and GOP Victory Outlook
Maryland Governor and vice presidential candidate Spiro Agnew spoke to about 1,500 supporters in Pasadena High School, praising space achievements and criticizing the New York Times for alleged conflicts of interest. Nixon defended Agnew, calling the Times coverage gutter politics and noting Agnew’s Maryland bank directorship.
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The
New York Times
Spiro T. Agnew
Ron Lennard
Pasadena
Maryland
Harris County
Republican Party
Angnew
Texas
Dick Nixon
Agnew
Manned Spacecraft Center
Jan Nortis
McCarthy Endorses Humphrey For President
Senator Eugene J. McCarthy said he will vote for Hubert H. Humphrey for president and will not seek re election to the Senate in 1970 or pursue the Democratic nomination in 1972. He praised some points but warned Humphrey’s stance falls short on key issues and stressed his endorsement is not a bid to rejoin party leaders.
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Washington
Eugene J. McCarthy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Senate
McCarthy
Minnesota
Humphrey
Chicago
Democratic Party
Vice Press
President To Teach Seminars At Rice
President Lyndon B. Johnson will teach several seminars at Rice University in Houston after his term ends. Rice officials said he may hold four or five sessions over days in the spring, meeting with small student groups on topics in American politics. Johnson previously noted plans to teach at the University of Texas in Austin.
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Cooper
Johnson
University of Texas In Austin
Texas
University of Texas
Rice
San Marcos
Cotulla
Houston
Bids Taken On Cooling 3 Schools
The school board accepted 3 air conditioning bids totaling 399,?. Baytown Junior, Lamar Elementary, and Carver Jones Elementary won contracts totaling 166,089 109,980 and 133,308 respectively. Horace Mann Junior School bid 248,113 was rejected. The board moved to centralize all school purchasing, with splits on timing and staffing.
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Horace Mann
James Letsos Co
Baytown Junior School
Young Flumbing and Heating Co
Lamar
North Shore Air Conditioning, Inc
Carver-Jones
James A. “Bitsy
Davis
Massey Graves Co., Inc
Troy Peterson
James Ellis
Peterson
Ellis
Dave Sherron
Glenn Lippman
Sherron
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Aczel
Thomas Aczel
Esso Research and Engineering Co
Crosby Booster Club
Baker's Food Market
Crosby State Bank
Jay’s
Duplicate Bridge Club
Galveston
Bayridge Home Owners Club
Women's Golf Association of
Goose Creek Country Club
Atascochta’ Country Club
Call Rose Johnson
Rotary Club
Tower of the Baytown
PTA
San Jacinto
Peoples State
Menke
Huncheon
Moscow
Hong Kong Star
Red China
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Europe
Pentagon
U.S
Italy
Italian Socialist Party
Hubert Humphrey
Democratic National Committee
Agnew Spiro
Pasadena High School
Hon Lennard
NY Times
GOP
Richard Nixon
New York
Mary
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