Milwaukee police halt antiwar marchers amid ban
Milwaukee police stopped a 400 person civil rights march as a 314-day ban on street demonstrations took effect. Thirteen arrests included Rev. James Groppi and Mrs. Vel Phillips. Two injured. police expected possible restart of marches after a rally at St Boniface church. Groppi faced resisting arrest and battery. bond set at 1,000.
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Milwaukee Youth Council
National Association For the Advancement of Coloured People
Vel Phillips
Milwaukee Common Council
Henry Meier
Youth Council
Father Groppi
St. Boniface Church
Obituaries for Clarence Akin and Albert Boodell in Baytown
Clarence Akin 63 of 110 Staples Baytown died at 4 30 am in a Houston hospital He retired from the Pipe Department at Humble Baytown Refinery He is survived by a daughter Carolyn McDaniel three brothers Ira K Akin William B Akin Morris Akin and a sister Mary Duncan Services Sunday 3 pm at Grace Methodist Church with Rev Asbury Lenox Interment Cedar Crest Cemetery Earthman Funeral Home Pallbearers from Baytown Oddfellows Lodge Albert Admire Boodell 44 Baytown painter died 5 am Thursday in Houston He lived in Baytown 16 years Services 6 pm Saturday at First Baptist Church He is survived by wife Zella five daughters Zena Hale Helen Naismith Nelda Boodell Sandra Boodell Diana Frank eny of Longmont Colo five sons Albert Ronnie Troy Boodell mother Ruby Childress of Bridge City one brother J L West of Brezoria five sisters Helen Cox Kathleen Du Bose Freddie Broussard Gordie Arnold Madie Leona Three grandchildren Also ministers Rev R M Cheek and Rev E R Burns Interment Memory Gardens Earthman General Home Pallbearers Clarence Schofield W C Hale J E Naismith Lee Robert Lee Brimberry Arnold Rains
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Staples
Baytown
Houston
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Humble Oil and Refining Co
Carolyn McDaniel
Lawson
Okla
Ira K. Akin
Groves
Wiliam B Akin
Abilene
Morris Akin
Mary Duncan
Grace Methodist Church
Asbury Lenox
Grace
Cedar Crest Cemetery
Earthman Funeral Home
Oddfellows Lodge
Albert Admire Boodell
E. Wright
First Baptist Church
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Zena Hale
Helen Naismith
Nelda Boodell
Sandra Boodell
Diana Frankeny
Longment
Colo
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Ronnie
Troy Boodell
Ruby Childress
Bridge City
J. L. West
Brezoria
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Kathleen du. Bose
Freddie Broussard
Gordie Arnold
Madie Leona
R. M. Cheek
First Baptist
E. R. Burns
Cedar Bayou Baptist Church
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Earthman General Home
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W. C. Hale
J. E. Naismith
Lee Robert
Lee Brimberry
Arnold Rains
Smokeless flare system touted in $270,000 pollution program
A Cham ber air and water pollution committee sponsored presentation highlights smokeless flare stacks at a refinery. Barsalou notes that burning does not equal harm, as hydrocarbon combustion is complete with smokeless tips. Flares with black smoke lack such tips. the program, chaired by Marshall Haas, costs $270,000.
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Air and Water
Chamber
Marshall Haas
Travel Other Street to Reach Destination Safely
A public advisory urges motorists to use alternative routes to reduce travel time and traffic for workers. It notes night driving on North Main under construction is hazardous, requiring barricades along the site and careful visibility despite lighting.
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North Main
Barbs by Walter C. Parkes
Column notes social life and gossip in a light tease about homes lacking back yard pools and a man who talks endlessly.
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Walter C. Parkes
U S Steel Seeks Price Support Amid Expanding Capacity
U S Steel cites growing output and new plants as reasons for expected higher earnings. The article notes the first industrial price increase attacked by the council and recalls its stance since January 12 when aluminum price hikes were criticized as poorly serving national interests. The council has since operated behind the scenes to maintain price rigidity.
Milk Prices May Rise in Baytown
Baytown grocers expect milk prices to rise next week following a Houston increase of about five cents per gallon effective Sunday. Store managers had not been notified by wholesalers yet but anticipate a similar uptick if Houston hikes.
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Baytown
Houston
Sun Spots Kindergarten Classes Start Early at St Johns
St Johns Methodist church will begin kindergarten classes at 5 a.m. Wednesday with remaining openings. For information call the church office at 582-4169.
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St, John's Methodist
City Holds Mortgages Across New York
New York City, a major borrower, acts as a mortgage holder on surplus city owned properties sold to non government entities. City Comptroller Mario Procaccino reports 1966 totals of 2,649 mortgages worth over 43.6 million dollars, yielding 6 percent interest to the city.
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New York
New York City
Mario Procaccino
Rites Set For Baytonian's Kin
Mrs. Ann Tye of Highlands died after a long illness in a Houston hospital. Funeral services are set for 11 am Saturday at Forest Park Lawndale Funeral Chapel with Rev. George Beck officiating. Interment will follow at Forest Park Cemetery. She is survived by husband J Edward Tye, daughters Jack Parsonage in Houston Teresa Tye Tina Marie Tye of Highlands, son Charles Lee Lacy of Houston, mother Rita Dickens of Houston, father Charles C Dickens of Baytown, sister Mrs W Paul Holladay of Baytown, brothers Charles M Dickens of Clear Lake City Guy Dickens of Houston, and other relatives.
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Highlands At & P.m
Forest Park Lawndale Cemetery
Tye
Houston
Forest Park Lawndale Funeral Chapel
George Beck
J. Edward Tye
Highlands
Jack Parsonage
Teresa Tye
Tina Marie Tye
Charles Lee Lacy
Rita Dickens
Charles C. Dickens
Baytown
W. Paul Holladay
Bay Town
Charles M. ‘Dickens
Clear Lake City
Guy Dickens
Forest ‘Park Cemetery
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