Premier Nguyen Khanh faces internal revolt in South Viet Nam
Vice Premier Nguyen Ton Hoan resigned claiming the Khanh government has no legal authority while Buddhist leaders threaten a general strike for democratic reforms. Students warn of renewed demonstrations over a new National Assembly within 60 days. Khanh labels Hoan a coup conspirator as an earlier coup fuels tensions. An unrelated telephoned bomb threat triggered a Saigon search of a U.S. officers' mess and nearby sites.
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Saigon
South
Viet Nam
Nguyen Ton Hoan
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
National” Assembly
Hoan
Dai Viet
U.S
U.S. Information Service
Local notices and school updates in Baytown area
Sun Spots Nursery School reports no openings for ages 3 and 4 and invites calls at 566 5255. Lamar School of Vocations in Beaumont advertises 59 courses for fall with registration Sept 14 15 16 from 6 to 9 pm and Lamar Tech admissions packets ready for Aug 28. Fall classes begin Sept 17 with registration Sept 15 16 17. Rough Riders meet 7 30 pm Friday at Chamber of Commerce. Weather: clear to partly cloudy, 75 to 96. Galveston tides high 3 20 am 12 10 pm, low 9 21 am. Bowling league rules to be set 6 20 pm Thursday at Bay Lanes. Army private Larry Earls 24 son of Linnie Earls, 6002 Reddell, stationed with 1st Infantry Division, participates in Indian River Trip exercise at Elgin AFB Florida. Raymond C. Waegener 135 N Holly earned PhD in chemical engineering at Texas A&M. Lt Guy A J La Bou with wife Monya of Channelview completed military adviser course at Fort Bragg NC. He is son of Tony and [illegible] Bou, 1607 Market.
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Lamar
Lamar ‘Tech
Beauimont'on
the Registror
Army Pvt
Larry L. Earls
Linnie Rb.arls
Reddell
1St Infantry Division
Elgin Afb
Fla
ARMY
Guy A. J. la Bou
Monya
Channelview
John F. i Kennedy” Center For Special Warfare
Fort Bragg
N. C
Tony
Boa, 1607
Market
Around Lawn Around Lawn MACE SMOKE retreat plans at Camp Allen
The piece lists Highlands football volunteers for cleanup before the Jamboree and names several helpers including Clay Slaughter Matt Cross Mark Cross Gary Smith Norley Bickley Mike Chandler Dale Richardson Billy Wilkinson. It also mentions church events, visits, and local notices about births, hospitality, and a hospitalized relative with regional names and places.
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Mace
Camp Allen
Tim Franks
Ronnie Smith
Alan
Ric Whorter
Don Lang
Jackie Abbott
Highlands
Clay Slaughter
Matt Cross
Mark Cross
Gary Smith
Norley Bickley
Mike Chandler
Dale Richardson
Billy Wilkinson
Carl Bush
Paul Quinton
Ron Morris
Jercy Goodson
Scott Wesfamus
Barbara Huckabee
Karen
George Sewell
Murphy Venable
Tynette Read
Janice Rice
Lufkin
Estelle Nash
Refugio
Doc
Cheney Coker Ane
Monterrey
Mex
Petition Misplaced Oak Addition Airs Paying Complaints
Wanda Orton reports on Oak Addition street paving disputes aired at a Baytown council meeting. Petitions bearing residents’ names on Bookerton Steel were misplaced at city hall, now being re-signed by Wednesday. City officials cite locating issues and prior tax delinquencies, but note 70 percent owner signatures are now on file for Johnson Carver Oak Turner Stawe Yupan Willow Bookertee streets. Human Relations Council also discussed Licensed Vocational Nursing and the first Negro applicant’s progress in the program.
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Wanda Orton
Oak
Baytown
Woodrow Lewis
Bookerton Steel
Fritz Lanham
the Sun
Jack Morton
Levis
George Chandler
Oak Addition
Chandler
Lewis
Johnson
Carver
Human Relations Council
Yalgo
iMrs
Bert Shoopman
Education Committee
Council Nearing Windup Of Annual Budget Study
Baytown City Council nears completion of its annual budget study with a public hearing planned for Sept. 10 at city hall. The council reviews a nearly $2 million HI904-65 budget while hearings on health functions and the Veterans Service Office shed light on city county cooperation.
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Council
Baytown
Sterling’ Cipal
City Hall
Tar
Finge
Baytown Health League
W. P. Cappleman
W. FH. Bridges
Harris County Health Department
Baxtown
Lee’ Liggett
Lipague
Seaborn
Liggett
Veterans” Hospitals
Resident 54 Dies in Galveston Baytown area rites set
William Marrero Garrett aged 54 of 50M Middleton Road died Tuesday in a Galveston hospital after living in the area 28 years. Funeral services 2 pm Thursday at Farthman Chapel with Rev. Leroy Stanton. burial Memory Gardens directed by Earthman Funeral Home. Survivors: widow Beatrice Garrett of Baytown, son James Fred Arthur of Baytown, two brothers Robert M Garrett of Brownsville and O. F. Garrett of El Paso, three sisters Vernon Powell Premont Tex J W Anderson Big Spring and J C Milton Cedar Park, two grandchildren. Garrett retired from Humble Oil Baytown Refinery maintenance and construction.
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William. Marrero Garrett
Middleton Road
Galveston
Farthman Chapel
Leroy Stanton
Memory Gardens
Earthman Fumeral Home
Beatrice Garrett
Bayioun
James Fred Arthur
Bayioans
Robert Mgarrett
Rbasiown
Oo. F
Post Office to Close All Baytown Offices for Labor Day
Baytown post offices will be closed all day Monday September 7 in observance of Labor Day. All services paused. customers advised to plan ahead for mail pickup and drop-off before the holiday.
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Baytown
Tropical Storm Dora Strengthens Into Hurricane West of Caribbean
Tropical Storm Dora intensified into a hurricane as it veered northward through the tropical Atlantic. Winds reached 73 mph while Dora moved about 800 miles east of San Juan and 1,850 southeast of Miami at latitude 17.0 north longitude 31.0 west, heading north-northwest at 20 mph with an expected 12 hour continued motion.
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Dora
Caribbean
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Miami
Baytown Oil Properties Value Over $6 Million
Baytown oil producing properties within the city are assessed at more than 2.09 million dollars, representing 20 percent of true value. Tax revenue from these properties is about 6.25 million dollars total, with the schedule based on five lease categories and a 30 percent assessment ratio as per the Tax Equalization Board report.
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David Funderhuri
Tax Equalization Board
Prichard
Abbott
Equalization Board
Taxien
Humble Proposals From Humble Oil Put to GCWU for Vote
Union says Humble Oil Baytown Refinery has offered changes to vacations hospitalization insurance and wage adjustments. Negotiations began in July with ballots to members urged as board of stewards backs the proposals. Details include added vacation weeks for certain years, hospital insurance increases, and various lump sums and hourly raises for many employees. Meetings scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday to discuss proposals before ballots go out Wednesday morning.
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Hartman Humble Oil and Refining Company
Baytown
Gulf Coast Industrial Workers Union
Thee
Dean Johnston
Board of Stewards
Humble
GCWU
GCWUO
Union Hall
Killou H
East Harris GOP Plans Opening Of Headquarters
East Harris County Republicans announce the opening of their Baytown headquarters at 14 North Main at 7 20 p m Thursday with Bob Gilbert of Houston seeking Congress in District 8 as lead speaker Fred Sims campaign manager says state house candidates Glenn Purcell Tom Overphen Bill Zander and Ross Roach will also appear Sims aides Malcolm Roberts and Buck McDaniel assist Sims Sims a native of Edwardville Illinois and longtime Houston area resident lives at 3211 Ohio Baytown with family including Fred Jr and Cheryl Lynn He is Ethyl Corp plant operator and Precinct 102 chair and Harris County GOP Executive Committee member and Sept 14 15 state convention delegate
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Harris County
Pepunhucans
Baytown
North Main
Bob Gilbert
Houston
Congress
Lsthe
Fred Sims
Glenn Purcell
Tom Overphen
Bill Zander
Ross Roach
Sims
Malcolm Roberts
Buck McDaniel
Edwardville
Fred Jr
Cheryl Lynn
Ohio
Ethyl Corp
Pasaienz
Precinct 102
Republican Executive Committee
Dr Mathis HORC Research Head at Humble Oil Baytown
Dr James F Mathis named manager of Research Department at Humble Oil and Refining Co Baytown Refinery. W D Seifried named VP and Director of Eaye serch and Engineering Co. Mathis previously led specialty products and area chemistry at Baytown and Houston, with degrees in chemical engineering and a doctorate.
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James F. Mathis
Fleenwood
Humble Oil and Refin
Baytown
Cece W. D. Seifried
Eayeserch and Engineering Co
Mathis
Danning Tn
Humble
Manufac
Turing
Berm
Dallas
Univers Ransin
Baytown Heery
Houston
HORC BEF Pact Goes To Members
A tentative agreement between Humble Oil and Refining Co and the Day Town Employees Federations is awaiting member ratification. Ballots are mailed Thursday and counted Sept 10. It covers vacations effective Jan 1 1963, hospitalization insurance retroactive to Aug 1 1964, and salary increases for salaried and hourly workers. Upchurch cites 489 salaried and nine hourly employees affected, with total wage and benefit rise around one percent following industry patterns.
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Humble Oil and Refining Co
Daytown
Inso
BRE
C. R. Swuppy
HEF
Upchurch
President Orders FBI Inquiry Into Kickback Scandal
City health officers report Baytown has its only confirmed encephalitis case a year old patient in hospital. Mosquito control continues with night fogging and oiling water surfaces to kill larvae. Malathion supplied via fire stations and county help arranged for distribution as city fights a troubling outbreak.
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Odis Muennink
City Sanitarian
Baytown
Aire
Muenninkey
Louis Wughes
Manazer
Gambam
Ofrom
Harris County Newt Department
Ramsey
Precinet
Awards Dinner Set Sept 19 in West Baytown
Planning committee announces annual Service Awards dinner on Saturday September 19 at the Bay share Bed Beel and Gun Chili Building in West Baytown. Event will be buffet informal with tenure awards for employees and council members and spouses. Eddie Huron offers to cover meal costs.
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Bayshare
West Baytown
George Chandler
Eddie Huron
Ems
Chandler
Ity
Empleo
Nave
Any Airs. Inc
Mendonhall Bop
Merebank
EE Lars Fred Sneed
Georn Ler
Citizens National Bank vows 6 drive in windows
Citizens National Bank announces a plan to install six drive in windows as part of a modernization effort. The move aims to speed service and reduce wait times for customers at downtown branches. Local officials note the project will begin next month with expected completion by fall.
Apparent Race Riots Fears Prompted Govts Emergency Prep
A garbled report notes Neer leaders tallying support for possible racial riots in Fatinores Mele. Mayor Theodore Ry McKeldin and Gov and Tawes pledge pledges and warnings of out-of-town radicals. Senate votes, federal certs, and political maneuvering for Social Security health measures surface amid explosive national tensions. The piece mentions President Johnson, Goldwater, and Nixon era figures while touching a chaotic mix of events from security alerts to court actions and media appointments.
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Fatinores
Najor Oil
Senate
Joho
Nyeulensinks
Sen
Barery Goldwater
Iran
Sgt Alvin York Dies, War Hero Remembered
Bulletin Nashville reports the death of Sgt Alvin York, famed World War I doughboy hero. The Tennessee native and Che Ohl soldier Whee, who fought crippling lines for the allies, is mourned as a legendary figure of the war era.
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Nashville, Tenn
Alvin €. York
Judy Frazier Ends Europe Study Tour
Senior Judy Frazier returns from a summer in Europe after studying Russian and international affairs. She traveled with a group hosted by the University of Tennessee and the University of Vienna, with trips to Budapest Kiev Moscow Helsinki and Stockholm. Frazier plans a career in international affairs and anticipates returning home to Baytown after arriving by boat from Le Havre France.
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Judy Frazier
Europe
Robert E. Lee
Texas
Christy
Judy
Onerwant
Austria
Budapest
Kiev
Moscow
Leningrad
Helsinki
Stockholm
Canenbagen
Rand
Dude
Telsinki
Baker Case Back in Play as Justice Probe Sifts Kickback Claim
Washington AP report notes President Johnson asked Justice to urge FBI inquiry into Sen Williams charge that builder Matthew McCloskey paid a 35000 kickback on a DC Stadium contract with 25000 allegedly routed through the 1960 Democratic campaign. House press secretary Reed said the FBI will determine any federal law violations.
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Washington
Johnsdry
Jon J. Williams
jDel
Matthew McCloskey
William
Senate
House
George Reel
Justice Department
ESE
Sen. Williams
Johnson
Wik Saras
San
Barbers Hill Pays Tribute To Longtime Teacher Scarborough
Anne Ta Scarborough, 59, longtime Barbers Hill Elementary School teacher, died Tuesday in Dayton Memorial Hospital. Funeral services set for 9 am at First Baptist in Mabank with burial in Linde Cemetery. Survived by husband J L Wheat and several siblings, she taught in Barbers Hill schools for years and held posts in North Texas and Texas colleges. The article notes her influence across the district and community.
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Anne Ta Scarborough
Barbers ‘Hill
Scarborough
Dayton
Memrial Hospital
Barbers Wild
Winnie Sehents
Vob
Roanie 5
Rst Baptid Ab
Mab
Linde Dinee Tient
Uch
North
Tesas
Sir Teshers College
Dornten
University Tetis Teater
Debders
Tora
Utshers County
Aps
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