Four-Way Stop Signs Placed at Danubria and Fayle
Notices list new traffic controls at the Danubria Fayle intersection a four way stop adding guidance for drivers. Registration at Lee College continues with late registration penalties after 6 pm Thursday. Funeral details for Mrs Laura Camp at McCurry Funeral Home Lockhart. Community events list choir meeting Gamma Nu recruit training and more. Weather updates show clear to partly cloudy with 71 to 92 degree highs and tides in Galveston.
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Danubria
Fayle
W. B. Camp
Tuscan Lane
Lockhart
Camp
Laura Camp
McCurry Funeral Home
Sun Weather
Interest Rate Limit Talked In House
The House opens debate on interest limiting bills amid Democratic disputes and talk of tax increases. Bills aim to curb high bank rates on time deposits to protect savings and loan funding for home building. Patman proposes a 4% ceiling on deposits up to $100,000 with presidential approval. the Stephens bill would leave rate control to the Federal Reserve.
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Washington
House
Wright Patman
D-Tex
House Banking Committee
The
Treasury
Savings and Loan
Patman
Robert G. Stephens Jr
Federal Reserve
ceremony for two new U S district judges in Houston
In Houston federal court Tuesday Judge Ben Connally swore in Judge Singleton and Judge Seals. The crowded U S Courthouse overflowed into corridors as neighbors packed the room. Judge Hannay gave biographical sketches. a noon luncheon and reception followed at Shamrock.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Singleton
Sears
Harris County Bar Association
Shamrock
No Change Expected In S. Africa Racism Policy
South Africa’s ruling Nationalist party vows to maintain Verwoerd’s policies after his assassination. The caucus in Cape Town approved a condolence message and signaled no shift in apartheid governance. Verwoerd to be buried in Pretoria with state funeral and Heroes Acre honors.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Hendrik Verwoerd
Verwoerd
Cape Town
Johannes Strijdom
Finance
Theophilus Donges
Donges
Ben Shoeman
House of Assembly
Balthazar Vorster- Vorster
Dimitri Tsafendas
Look Out Next Year U S To Be Lenient In Savings Time Switchover
Washington AP reports the government, partially lenient this year due to confusion, will enforce daylight saving time rules more strictly next April as the Uniform Time Act of 1966 begins full enforcement. The ICC plans court action only if needed, but may defer as states and communities are urged to comply.
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U.S
Washington
Johnson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Seling
ICC
House
Senate
Baytown enrollments rise with 12 087 total students
Baytown district reports total enrollment of 12 087 as of the second instruction day, up 415 from last year. Elementary schools hold 5 078 students, junior schools 3 233, and high schools 3 569 after reorganizations. Registration at Lee College continues with potential increases expected but no new technical courses planned.
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Guunung Sci
Weadac Nina
Baytown
Holly McLemore
I McLemore
Lee College
Walter Rundell
Thoughts on courtesy and universal citizenship
A compact aphorism collection citing Luke 6 31 and Francis Bacon. It reflects on treating others as one wishes to be treated and on courteous behavior proving global citizenship.
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Francis Bacon
Filibuster Fight Looms Over Civil Rights Bill
Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield says passage prospects are dim as Republicans and Southern Democrats oppose the civil rights bill. Senate GOP leader Everett Dirksen predicts no two-thirds vote for cloture and vows a long filibuster despite a hip fracture. The chamber adjourns amid the looming showdown before year-end.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
GOP
Michigan Teachers Stay Home Over Wage Dispute
In Michigan nearly 21 000 students faced possible class loss as teachers across districts refrained from work amid wage disputes. Henry Ford College in Dearborn saw most of its 150 faculty absent, while Traverse City and Riverview districts reported large teacher nonattendances and a temporary restraining order in Traverse City. Detroit and Hamtramck teachers ratified contracts setting starting pay for bachelors at 5800 with steps to 9560, and masters from 6300 to 191000.
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Detroit
Michigan
Aday
Henry Ford Community College
Dearborn
Traverse City
Charles Brown Sched
Henry Ford College
Board of Education
Riverview
Hamtramck
Notable Obituaries and World News Highlights
Dr William C Menninger 66 president of the Menninger Foundation in Topeka Kansas dies of cancer. Margaret Sanger 82 famed for birth control dies of heart failure. Indonesia and India urge halt to U S bombing of North Vietnam as a step toward peace. Postal money orders adopt a new look next month like regular bank checks. Robert Maury crosses the Atlantic alone last year plans longer voyage from Great Lakes to Gulf of Mexico and back. Teenage girls seek Sex Yo in Reading England. League of Honor fears collapse from overburdened work.
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William C. Menninger
The
Menninger Foundation
Topeka
Kan
Indonesia
India
U.S
Indochina
Robert Maury
Atlantic
Great Lakes
Mississippi
Gulf of Mexico
Hudson River
League of Honor
Reading
England
Baytown Night Oiler Ticket Bargain Nears Deadline
Houston area note urges Baytonians to submit ticket requests for a $1 discount on the Houston Oilers at Rice Stadium. Orders must be mailed by midnight Thursday using a coupon from The Sun. will call at Gate 3 if late. Robert E. Lee band to perform. kickoff at 7:30 pm. Baytown touted as Harris County football capital.
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Odis Muenniwnk
Sun
Ronnie McCraw
Austin
Lamar Relleys
Bill Smiths
Dar
Ward Bailey
Peggy
Carolyn Morris
Hal Smith
Elisabeth Aleman
Rice University
Elisabeth
Garrett Herring
Lela Stephenson
Norman Hargrave Ir
Arlington
Hargrave
Put Hargrave
George Chandler
Henry Lockard
Baytown
Tom All
Houston
Rice Stadium
Odvers
Gate 3
Oiler
Dan Downs
the Sun
Baytonians
Lust Wweekend
Robert E. Lee
The
Oilers
Harris County
Refusal to Fight Viet Nam War Stirs Court Martial
Army private Dennis Mora faces court martial at Fort Dix for disobeying orders to deploy to Viet Nam. Judge Col. Robert Maguire forbids defense arguing the war is illegal, ruling the President acted with Congress and South Viet Nam consent. Mora, a self described socialist and WEB DuBois Club member, seeks to challenge legality while fellow defendants await trial.
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FT. DIX
N.J
Viet Nam
Robert F. Maguire
Dennis Mora
Stanley Faulkner
Mora
New York
Ing
DuBois Club
U.S
Faulkner
Congress
Maguire
Damaso M. Devera
Ft. Dix Stockade
James Johnson
David Lamas
Modesto
Calif
Tia
Baytown man killed as truck backs over at site
Homer Joseph Reeves 43, of 4618 Retell Road Baytown, was killed at a Haring County Flood Control District construction site near the Southwest Freeway and Roark Road when a truck backed over him. Witnesses, including his wife Edna Reeves, described the sequence as Reeves paused with papers in hand and was struck after turning to walk behind the vehicle driven by Bill Davis. Reeves, a four-year flood control employee and World War I veteran, leaves wife and six children Dariyne 18 Virginia 45 Arlyne 13 Jodie 8 Goodman 7 Joe Glen 4, plus parents, a sister, and a brother. Body taken to Ben Taub Hospital, then Earthman Baytown. funeral Thursday at Earthman Chapel Baytown. Interment Huffman Cemetery with Rev. Meadows officiating.
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Houston
Baytown
Haring County Flood Control District
Ke Fan's Bayou
Roark Road
Homer Joseph Reeves
Retell Road
Edna Reeves
Reeves
Hhe Ang
Harris County
Dariyne
Western Auto
Pearland
Ben Taub Hospital
Earthman Funeral Home
Earthman Chapel
Huffman Cemetery
Rev. E. Meadows
Reception To Honor New LC President and Faculty
A public reception will honor Lee College's new fulltime president Dr. Richard Strahan and 13 new faculty members. Regents President Sam Bramlett invites Baytown residents to meet the new personnel Sunday from 3 to 5 p.m. in the college library. Dr. Strahan holds degrees from Texas Wesleyan, SMU, and UH, including a law degree.
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College
Richard Strahan
Regents
Sam Bramlett
Baytown
Dr. Strahan
Lee College
Texas Wesleyan Ollege
Southern Methodist University
University of Houston
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