Baytown Notes on Obituaries and Events
Funeral services were held for Mrs Lois Eliender Foster in Houston. Foster lived in Houston and was a former Baytown resident. The Baytown Police Wives group will skip the Monday meeting. a white elephant sale is set for September 12 at 206 Harold. A public reception for Dr Richard Strahan and 13 new faculty will be held September 11 at the college library. John Schulze, son of Nolan and Mrs Schulze, returns from Europe to Rice University for his senior year. Lakewood Pool Club Labor Day party is set for Monday with picnic lunches and no glass. BaxTown Optimist Club will not meet Monday due to Labor Day. Dr Henry P Eason, drama professor at Houston Baptist College, is guest preacher at Second Baptist Church Baytown, replacing Paul Stephens who left for Houston.
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Lois Eliender Foster
Baytonian
C. W. Reynolds
Houston
Baytown
Airs
Glen Rosier
Harold
Richard Strahan
New Lee College
John Schulze
Nolan H. Schulze
Williams
Europe
Schulze
Rice University
Henry P.eason
Houston Baptist College
Second Baptist Church
Paul Stephens
Priday
Ln Houston
Weather And Tides Report From Galveston
Partly cloudy and warm with widely scattered thundershowers. Daytime highs 72 to 94 degrees. Friday 72 to 93 with 2-depres reading at 8 a.m. Saturday. Galveston tides show highs at 12:13 a.m. 6:34 p.m. 12:42 p.m. No lows listed. Monday tides high at 12:54 a.m. 6:48 a.m. 1:24 p.m. 9:30 p.m. No lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun
Galveston
Baytonian Wins Top Honor At Assembly Of Baptists
Glorieta New Mexico report noting Melli Tallent 23 son of Mr and Mrs Air Force affiliation receives highest praise as Mr Staff for the Baptist Assembly. Tallent a student staffer from Baytown Second Baptist Church of Baytown. Jury of 400 delegates from 28 states and church leadership fellowship program defined duties and responsibilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytonian
Assembly of Baptists
David Williams
Glorieta
N.M
Melli
U. S
Dean Tallent
Air Force
Jim Kyle
Chester A. Tallent
Wright Blvd
Baytown
Wanda Barker
Staff
Glorieta Baptist Assembliy
Tallent
Second Baptist Church
Assembly
Sta
Santa Kents
Baptist Sunday
Southern Austin College
Nacogdoches
Traffic Toll Is Zooming This Labor Day Weekend
The Associated Press reports the Labor Day weekend traffic toll rising to 105 deaths by Saturday noon as millions travel for the holiday. The Nations Safety Council estimates 530 to 630 could die over the 78 hours from Friday evening to Monday midnight, aiming to surpass last year’s record of 563.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
The
Nations Safety Council
Regional library plan eyed for Baytown area
At a Baytown conference, Fran cis St. John of St John Library Consultants outlined a regional library system for seven counties. Autonomy would remain for local libraries while sharing interlibrary loan, cataloging, and discounts. St. John travels Harris, Harris, Fort Bend, Liberty, Chambers, Montgomery and Galveston counties assessing librarian views and public sentiment on a broader regional library service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Ann Hemphill
Baytown
Francis St. John
St. John Library Consultants, Inc
Rral Public Libraries
Reek
First Gate
Semetce Tie
Elearours Breeland
Harris
Hrazovia
Fort Bend
Liberty
Chambers
Montgomery
Galveston
Bartown
Mgrs
Flora Wilhite
Sterling
Conroe
Raytonians
Two U.S. Planes Down in North Vietnam Raids
U S military says two American planes were shot down over North Viet Nam during raids on supply routes. Rainstorms limited air blows as skirmishes persisted in the south. B52 bombers struck a Viet Cong base near the Cambodian border, while ground troops reported heavy fighting in the Mekong Delta. Thieu said he will not run for president next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
I U.S
Tay Ninh
Armerican
North Viet. Nam
Navy
Skyraider
Intrepid
Dong Hoi Friday
Panhandle
Hanoi-Haiphong
Red River Valley
U.S. 113Rd Airborne
South Viet Namese
Mekong
Thieu
Peacekeeping Force Deployed At Cicero Ahead Of Sunday Protest
Illinois Governor Kerner activates 2000 National Guardsmen joined by local and state officers to guard an expected 400 to 600 open housing marchers in Cicero where riots occurred 15 years ago. A Nazi demonstration is planned, with helicopters overhead and armed guards patrolling nearby Dayton and racial tensions rising nationwide.
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Associated Press
Cicero
Hil
Ulinois
Ot Kerner
Atty
Christy Berkes
Midwest
American Nazi Party
Francis P. Kane
Kili
Dayton
Ohio
Johnson
George C. Wallace
Joe L. Reed
Alabama
Obscenity retrial urged after deadlocked verdict
In Houston a long obscenity trial ended in deadlock as Judge Joe Ingram declared the case in a grey area. Prosecutors may retry the eight week proceeding on charges tied to seven listed books with the DOJ to decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Joe Ingram
Interstate
Ingraham
U. 5S
Atty
Morton Susman
U. S. Department of Justice
Stanley Fleishman
Los Angeles
Fleishman
Robert Heflin
U S Steel Names 2 New Directors
New York United States Steel Corp announces the election of H I Romnes of Chatham Wisconsin and Edwin H Gott of Pittsburgh as directors replacing retirements. Roger Blough notes Gott as vice chairman of operations policy and administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
H. I. Romnes
Chatham
Edwin H. Gott
Pittsburgh
United States Steel Corp
Roger Mm.blough
Romnes
Amercan Telephone and Telegraph Co
Gott
U.S. Steel
Clifford F. Hood
Stoughton
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Lehigh University
Production Execo
Devlin roars to Carling Golf Classic title in England
Bruce Devlin of Australia shot four under par in the final round at Southport England to win the Carling Golf Classic. He finished 386, one stroke ahead of favorite BIT Casper as squalls swirl in the southern Atlantic and tropical storm potential rises. Mrs Esperanza del Valle Vasquez, survivor of an artificial heart pump operation, faces hospital discharge in Houston. Alabama Governor George C. Wallace signs law to nullify desegregation guidelines, curbing local school board power.
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Bruce Devlin
Australia
Southport
England
Bit Casper
Esperanza del Valle Vasquez
Methodist Hospital
Houston
Alabama
George C.wallace
U.S
Pure Water Could Spur Future Wars
President Johnson warned West Virginians that the world faces a race with disaster over water supplies as Summersville marks a $46 million flood control dam. He tied ample water stocks to peace and warned that even U S strength cannot ensure peace without cooperation. Johnson outlined plans for an international water conference in Washington May 23-31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summersville
W. Va
Johnson
West
America
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Michigan
Ohio
Dallastown
United States
Washington
Baytown KP Donates Bus for School Renovation
Goose Creek Lodge No 458 funds a full renewal and remodelling of the Knights of Pythias Home and school capital outlay in Weatherford. John Adamick, Baytown refrigeration and air conditioning engineer, donated the truck reuse idea and led partners from the lodge to supply labor and materials at no cost. Former students and lodge members from across the state are expected to join the Sunday ceremony as the project proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weatherford
Knights of Pythias
Goose Creek
John Adamick
Baytown
Goose Creek Lodge
Adamek
Porter Warren
Jimmy Hefner
C_ N Cook
Bert Allman
Fred Frederick
Errol Dittman
Lakewood Civic Group Elects New Officers
Four new directors were elected to two year terms on the Lakewood Civic Association board: Mrs. C. C. Conway, RN. French, R. A. Speed and W. G. DePierri. Souther was elected president at the first meeting. other officers are French as vice president Froneberger as treasurer, Mrs. Conway as secretary. DePierx and Speed named as membership director and club house director respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood Civic Association
C. C. Conway
RN. French
R. A. Speed
W. G. DePierri
W.A. Orton
D. C. Swalm
A A. Aikey
F. M. Handley
J. H. Frank
J. C. Froneberger
R. F. Souther
Souther
French
Froneberger
Conway
DePierx
Speed
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Sterling Municipal Library
Dave Moore
Mattie Howard
Lee College
Francis R. St. John
Baytown Sun
Lakewood Pool Club
Tom Ross
Ross
Optimist Club
Lester Alford
Norman Hargrave
Howard Kure
Lancaster
David Lefkovits
Dale Ripley
Barbara Ann Tomek
North Road
James Sammons
San Jacinto
Tom Conder
Gene Hazelwood
Mexico
Bill Watson
Becky Bailey
J. M. Ainsworth
St. John
Nt. John
State Library Service
H. J. Romnes
Citizens National
Atlantic
Ian Hope
Vent
Texas
Fred Dittman
John Adamek
Mopac
Clifford M
Sparky
Bond
Missouri Pacific Railroad
E. O. Zeagler
Parkway
Zeegler
di Ani
Zengler
Lakewood Civic Group
Thad Felton
Numi
National Bank
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