BAYTOWN CLUB NOTES AND COMMUNITY EVENTS
Reports cover a round table for Cub Scouts at St Marks Methodist Church with leaders and contacts. Diane Kay Wilks graduates in sociology from Sam Houston. new bridge club plans at Wives of Elks Lodge. Humble Pioneers host games at Holiday Inn. oysters dumped concerns. Presbyterian Synod attendees at San Antonio. hairdressers workshop at Juanitas Beauty Shop. a local grocery store burglary. Rough-Riders meet at Lakewood Club House.
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Baytown VF
Mark's Methodist Church
Moravits
C. W. Hastings
Cubs
Lewis Wall
Diane Kay Wilks
Mr. and
Biss
T. W. Wilks
Ferry Road
Sam Houston State College
Diane
Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority
Sam Houston
New Bridge Club
Elks Lodge
Weather and Tides Report From Galveston
Scattered daytime thundershowers and warm temperatures range from 74 to 82 degrees. Wednesday’s high was 70 to 72 with an 80 degree reading at 8 a.m. Thursday at the Sun weather station. Galveston tides Friday forecast high at 5:48 a.m., 11:36 a.m. low tide, and 11:36 p.m. low tide.
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Sun
Galveston
Local Notices and Social Snips Reflect Community Life
Don Hallum returns from a brief Mexico trip while Bob Kalbitz Jr. is unwell. Paul Lemon voices a tunnel complaint. Steve McWilliams reflects on an old quarterback. Blair Mann discusses dog pound issues. Charlie Caldwell hosts a program. Frank Boyle Sr. enjoys a county seat night. Sam Bramlett arranges a photo session. W C Howell plans a printing job. Mrs A J Forehner bakes bread. Lee Tag prepares for a cover photo. Wanda Ellis tiring after a Useyele ride. Debbie Brasher and Becky Alpha stroll the block. Diane Gonzalez agrees to babysit. Bobby Kinsey to Dallas for cousin’s wedding as groomsman. Eddie Cox plays a tune on key chains. Ruth Johnson portrays a head ache with finesse. Mrs Mickey Jenking clears a treasure chest. Mrs Johnny Ender arrives at dawn.
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Don Hallum
Mexico
Bob Kalbitz Jr
Paul Lemon
Steve McWilliams
Blair Mann
Charlie Caldwell
Clay Hooper
la Porte
Frank Boyle Sr
Sam Bramlett
W. C. Howell
A. J. Forehner
Lee Tag
Wanda Ellis
Debbie Brasher
Becky Alpha
Diane Gonzalez
Bobby Kinsey
Dallas
Eddie Cox
Ruth Johnson
Mickey Jenking
Johnny Enderli
Harlem School Bond Work Near Completion in 1963
Architect James A. Davis says Harlem Elementary’s 1963 bond project, totaling 3399,800, is about 35 percent finished and should wrap by January 1. The scope includes remodeling an eight classroom wing cafeteria and kitchen, plus a new administrative library and a new auditorium.
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Harlem
James A. Davis
Davis
Pupils Trek Back To Class In Baytown Enrollment Rise
Baytown schools anticipate 12,324 students on Friday for the first day of the 1966-67 term, up from 12,011 last November. Deputy Supt S D Hinson reports 82 new teachers this year, 22 more than last year, with some on leaves but none teaching here previously. Registration Thursday precedes Labor Day holiday and the start of classes on Friday.
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Baytown
Supt
S. D. Hinson
Hinson
Trustees Schedule Special Meeting on Eligibility Letter
A special school board meeting is set for 2 30 p m Thursday at the school administration building to discuss a letter to the Inter scholastic League protesting athletic eligibility rules. The rules affect students who last year attended Robert E Lee High School but will attend Sterling High School this fall.
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Robert E. Lee High School
Sterling High School
Thant refuses second term as United Nations secretary general
Thant of Burma announced he will not seek a second five year term as U N secretary general. His message to 117 delegations cites dissatisfaction with universality of membership, noting Red China's absence, and leaves the Security Council to recommend the next chief.
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United Nations
Thant
U.N
Red China
Baytonian Visits Chile Exchange Student Tale
Mike Gillette reports from Chile as a U S State Department exchange student. He describes arrival greetings at Santiago airport with Chi LeLe cheer and Texans singing The Eyes of Texas. He marvels at snow-capped Andes and Chilean geography myth.
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Mike Gillette
Robert L. Gillette
University of Texas
South America
Chile
U. S. Department of State
Mike
Texas
Santiago
Univer Sidad de
Ang
Auto Safety Law Nearly A Reality
A landmark safety package nears final congressional approval granting the federal government power to set mandatory safety standards for all new cars buses and trucks starting with 1968 models. It would cover tires and used car sales later. The highway safety bill also advances with 3322 million in federal aid for state and local safety programs. Final approval expected in the Senate today with possible White House signing on Labor Day in Detroit.
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Washington
Aouse
Senate
White House
Johnson
Detroit
Fulbright seeks Senate probe of Thai U.S. buildup
Senator Fulbright plans a Senate Foreign Relations inquiry into U S activities in Thailand to assess whether Thai developments resemble Vietnam era risks. He fears administration secrecy and wants advance notice before actions become facts, as closed hearings may follow with possible later open sessions.
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Washington
J. W. Fulbright
Senate
Thailand
Viet Nam
Fulbright
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
A&a
Tee
China
Ers
Wednes i
Gaye
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Arthur Sylvester
Sylvester
Pentagon
fWe
Southeast Asia
Fubbright
City studies fire and police budget amid 1966-67 hike
City council held a budget study session at Sterling Library with Fire and Police proposals reviewed. Public works director Jack Morton to be questioned. total proposed budget 3,663,201 versus 3,439,365 prior year, with same tax rate and several fund breakdowns. Mayor Seaborn Cravey absent.
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Bill Hartman
Sterling Library
Jack Morton
Fritz Lanham
Lanham
Seaborn Cravey
B52s Hit Suspected Vietcong Infiltration Routes
In Saigon and the buffer zone, B52 bombers from Guam pounded two target areas where North Vietnamese regulars were seen infiltrating into the South. Allied reports show a lull in ground fighting with fatalities and captures varying week by week, and US strength in South Vietnam rising to about 308,400 with plans to reach 400,000.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Cereresa
United States
Connally meets farm wage marchers in Texas
Gov. John B. Connally greeted farm wage marchers near New Braunfels then refused their request for a special legislative session to raise the minimum wage. After the meeting ended with a public embrace, protest chants rose as Connally walked away. AFL-CIO leader H. S. Brown pledged support for the marchors, which began July 4 near Rio Grande City.
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New Braunfels
Tex
John B. Connall
Rio Grande
Connally
Austin
Texas Afl-Cio
H. 5
Brown
Rio Grande City
Mexico
Eugene Nelson
National Farm Workers Association
James Navarro
Antonio Gonzales
Houston
Plane Falls into Field On Landing
A Brit airliner with 117 aboard crashed while landing near Ljubljana Brnik Airport in cloudy late night conditions. Officials said 80 killed on site and five more died en route or after hospital admission. 22 survived, many from the back of the Britannia 102 aircraft. Rescue workers, hospital appeals for blood, and a government inquiry followed the worst air disaster in Yugoslav history.
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Liublj
Yugoslavia
Iniay
Luton Airport
London
Julian Alps
Slovenia
Runnway
Ljubljana
Trieste
Britannia Airways
Britannia 102
Brnik
Modernda
Pick Up Tickets Friday for REDL and Sterling Games
Athletic Director Dan Stallworth informs Baytonians that Friday is the deadline to purchase and pick up reserve tickets for Robert E Lee and Sterling High football games. Pre deadline price is 31.25 per game. after the deadline the price jumps to 150. The REDL Houston Lee opener on Sept. 9 goes on sale at 8 am Tuesday, with the ticket office closed Monday for Labor Day.
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Dan Stallworth
Baytonians
Robert E Lee
Sterling High
Stallworth
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