Lee College registration extended for permits and photo day
Executive committees of James Bowie PTA meet Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. in the teachers lounge for an instructional session. Lee College registrar opens Tuesday and Thursday until 9:30 p.m. to issue student registration permits and photos for the 1963 Lee Log edition, with $1 per student for 2 to 3 poses. A sex education program at Westminister Presbyterian Church follows, featuring Rev. Charles H. Teykl Lee Liggett M.D. and Dr Patricia Pearce with discussion for Baytown seniors and college-bound youth. refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bowie Pta
LC Registration
LEE College
Lee
Lee Log
Jean Sumner
West
Presbyterian ‘Church
Charles H. Teykl
Lee Liggett
Patricia Pearce
Baytown
Safer Than Newark Says Hughes in Vietnam Visit
Gov. Richard J. Hughes of New Jersey, touring U S troops near Ben Cat, said Saigon appeared safer than Newark amid recent race unrest. He recalled sniper fire seen during departure and noted broader impressions from the whirlwind two day trip. Widespread voting in rural areas contrasted with Viet Cong control across much of the district in Mekong Delta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LEE
Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
Johnson
Richard J. Hughes
New Jersey
U.S. Army
Ben Cat
Hughes
Newark
Nel
Thomas McCall
Oregon
John S. Knight
Edward Muzro
National Association of Counties
McCall
Snight
Eurgene Patterson
Atlanta
Patterson
Sth
60Th Infantry
U.S. Lth
Mekong Delta
William. B. Steele
Vienna
Robert Orendal
Barberton
Ohio
Binh Cong
Tan Son Nhut
Vietnam
Auto Strike Deadline Draws Near
DETROIT AP The No 1 government mediator joined Ford and UAW negotiators as the strike deadline nears with less than three days to go. About 160,000 UAW workers on Ford payroll remain deadlocked over a new contract after seven hours of talks. Walter Reuther said William Simkin would observe, Ford extending the invitation. Reuther warned a strike is possible if will declines, while optimism from Malcolm Denise persisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers
UAW
Ford
Walter Reuther
William Simkin
U.S
Reuther
Simkin
Malcolm Denise
Plumwood Garden Club Kick-Off Coffee Planned
Plumwood Garden Club will hold its annual kick-off coffee at 10 am on Wednesday in the home of Mrs. M F Underwood at 2102 Colby. New and old residents are invited to meet neighbors and help start the club. Weather outlook: mostly cloudy and mild with scattered showers through Tuesday in the Baytown area. Temperature range Monday 70 to 90 degrees. Sunday 76 to 88. Local notes mention Lyndon Wayne Mallory completing infantryman trainee duty in Washington, Maudie Kriger finding a lost dog after two months, Bob Carter seeking info about Jim Hale in Altus Oklahoma, and various Baytown social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plumwood Club
Plumwood
M. F. Underwood
Colby
Baytown Area
Lyndon Wayne Mallory
Washington
Maudie Kriger
Bob Carter
Jim Hale
Altus
Okla
Baytown
Tara Yount
Fred Blailock Hartman
Joe Specks
Birdie Stewarts
Baytown Travel Club
Gerald Orton
Gander
Houston Pharmaceutical
Tasker Haynes
Smokies
Norman Hergraves
R_ Robsons
East
Texas
North Carolina
Patty Dunny’s 3500 Mile Midwest Vacation
Patty Ann Dunny travels 3500 miles through Arkansas Missouri Illinois and Oklahoma visiting Little Rock Silkstone Chicago and Champaign. She tours the marble capitol building Lincoln Monument and New Isle village then views Lake Michigan and the Museum of Industry and Sciences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patty Ann
Arkansas
Missouri
Sinois
Oklahoma
Alfords
Little Rock
Patty
Capitol Building
Silkston
Mississippi River
Ohio
Tlinois
Land of
Lincoln
University of “Ilinois
Champagne
Lincoln Monument
Springfield
New Islem
Chicago
State Street
Wimpy
Marshall Field
Lake Michigan
Museum of Industry and Sciences
Demonstrators plan Labor Day march in Austin
About 50 protesters in Austin plan a Labor Day walk through downtown to rally at the capitol, climax of a 47 mile hike that began Friday in New Braunfels linking farm workers from the Rio Grande Valley. The event follows a 400 mile summer hike in memory of workers’ efforts and aims to draw attention to labor issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Rio Grande Valley
Capitol
New Braunfels
Warren says no facts contradict Kennedy report
Tokyo AP Chief Justice Earl Warren states he has never seen a single fact that contradicts the Warren Commission report on President Kennedy's assassination. He says he has found no evidence that disproves the report and harbors no doubts about its accuracy and scope. He also notes he has seen nothing conflicting with the report regarding Jim Garrison's investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Earl Warren
Warren Commission
Kennedy
Foreign Correspondents Club
New Orleans
Dist. Atty
Jim Garrison
Warren
Holiday death toll mounts in Chicago four day weekend
The Labor Day weekend saw 422 traffic deaths by early today, below the council’s 560 to 600 forecast. Officials warned homeward travel could push totals up, with 17 drowning and 3 boating deaths since the weekend began. The AP counted 533 highway deaths for a similar four-day span.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Safety Council
Associated Press
Sonholiday
the Safety Council
Texas Violence Toll Hits 53
The Texas violence toll rose to 53 deaths as Labor Day weekend ended with a spate of aviation crashes and a fatal highway wreck. An afternoon plane crash near Electra killed four, including a Jordanian pilot, while a Southern Pacific freight collision near Austin claimed a mother, two children, and a man with injuries. Rain and storms worsened travel hazards across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Texas
Electra
Southwest School of Aviation
Fort Worth
Meacham Field
Amarillo
Federal Aviation Agency
Jawdat Saleh Dajani
Southern Pacific
Austin
Shirley Meyer
Rt. 1
Randall
Susan
Jimmy Meyer
Michelle
Baytown Opens School Amid Heavy Enrollment
Teachers and students brace for a heavy first day as over 12,000 Baytown children head to schools. Registration neared completion, with figures likely to exceed earlier forecasts. Sixth graders face new immunization proof requirements this week to attend class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnella Boynton
Baytown
George Gentry
Halry McLemore
Ross Sterling
McArthur High School
Aldine
Robert E. Lee Ganders
Port Arthur
Baysown
Harris County
Houston
Baytown Observes Quiet Labor Day Weekend
Baytown marked the Labor Day weekend with few incidents as most businesses and offices closed. Police reported only three minor traffic accidents since midnight Friday, while residents enjoyed time with family or prepared for the new school week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Crosby Man Dies After Auto Wreck
Jimmy Hoglan, 37, of Crosby, was fatally injured early Saturday when struck by a large trailer truck while checking his boat trailer on U S Highway 75 near McKinney Texas. He died at Collins Memorial Hospital. He left behind his wife Jodie and five children Patsy Peasy Princess Richard and Sharon. The truck fled the scene and未located by police. The family was enroute to Durant Oklahoma for the holiday. Hoglan worked for a Houston welding company. Burial at Durant via Munday Funeral Home.
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Jimmy ‘Hoglan
Crosby
McKinney
Tex
Hogilan
Collins Memorial Hospital
Hoglan
Mongay
U.S. Highway 75
Texas
Durant
Okla
Hogian
Houston
Stalla Road
Jodie Hoglan
Patsy
Peasy
Princess
Richard
Sharon
Munday Funeral Home
Sun Classified Ad Deadline Extended By Holiday
The Baytown Sun extends the classified ad deadline to 9 30 a m Tuesday due to the Labor Day holiday. The extension applies to both placing and cancelling ads for the Tuesday edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown Sun
Pleasure Trip Ends in Death
A Houston married couple, Mr. and Mrs Joseph Duman, and two companions, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stone, suffered fatal illness after a lunch during a sightseeing trip through Galveston. Duman, 48, died at Gulf Coast Hospital Baytown. autopsy ordered. Investigation by Chambers County Sheriff Otter and Deputy Glenn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anahuac
Houston
Galveston
Bolivar Peninsula
Joseph Duman
Earl Stone
Corpus Christi
Dumans
Gibchrist
Duman
Stone
Interstate 10
Mont Belvieu
Baytoun
Gulf Coast Hospital
Baytown
Star
Chambers County
Louis Otter
Harvey Glenn
REL Band and Brigadiers debut lifts Houston crowd
Robert E. Lee high school bands dazzled 53,125 fans at Rice Stadium during the 1967 Oiler Cowboys game. The REL Band and the Lee Brigadiers, in new uniforms, delivered an eight minute, precision drill with symphonic fanfare and jazz flavored numbers, impressing a city hungry for a lift on a drab night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brightens Oiler
Fred Hartman Houston
Robert E. Lee
Lee Brigadiers
Rice Stadium
Houston Oiler
Dallas
Houston
Sons and Daughters of
Baytown
Brigadiers
Charles Forque
Aldrich
K. L. King
38 Mile Long Blaze Continues In Idaho Region
A 429 foot pantoon bridge is being laid across the Kootenai River by the U S Army and Forest Service to aid firefighting on a Northwest blaze. The fire grew to 78 000 acres and threatened Bonners Ferry Idaho before shifting away. 1 900 firefighters are joining 1 500 already on the line while air support arrives. Weather remains hot and windy with additional fires in the area, including Grapper Peak near Priest Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
U.S. Army
Forest Service
Kootenai River
Idaho
Northwest
Canadian
Bonners Ferry
Ft. Collins
Colo
Coeur D'Alene
Porthill
Idano Panhandle
North Idaho
Sunlance Mountain
Grapper Peak
Priest Lake
Gaho-Canada
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Executive
Gov. Hughes
Midwest
Patty Ann Dunn
Our World
Leonid I. Sedov
Soviet Union
Mars
Panama
National Council of Foreign Relations
Tules
Pope Paul VI
Summer Palace
Black Caucus
Student Nonviolent Coordination Committee
SNCC
H. Eap Brown
Sweden
Milwaukee
Montay
James EB. Groppi
Mildred W. Lemmin
Jack Lemmon
Los Angeles
Ralph Yarborough
Lyndon B. Johnson
Vai
Shirley Temple
Wisit
Don Baker
Sun
Pvirlers
REL
Kel
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