Smith Dies in Jefferson on Wednesday Night
Smith died Wednesday night in Jefferson and was the brother in law of Miss Eva Whitfield of Baytown. Funeral services will be 10 33 a m Friday at Haggard Funeral Home in Jefferson.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1968
Page
1
Busy Lives From Lee College Circa Local Notes
SUE JONES BUSY with back to college work. Noah Smith proves helpful. Brenda Cooper passes a compliment. Glynn Tiller sees the world in 2 different light through contact lenses. Madline Beaugh has, a lot of patience. Mrs. Y. M. Lannon sporting an attractive new hairdo. Wallace Heaner's initials mean a lot around Lee College. Mrs. Dorine Sauls ready for a busy year. Don Perry and John McCormack make the same inquiry. Judy Burnet makes last minute calls to friends to say goodbye before leaving for Southwest Texas where she is a sophomore. Myra Moss has a great memory. Mrs. Bessie Durham looks mighty pretty in purple. Mary Upton busy with club work these days. Fred Parker's twirlers are on time. Gene Santana strikes out with the bases loaded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Jones
Noah Smith
Brenda Cooper
Glynn Tiller
Madline Beaugh
Y. M. Lannon
Wallace Heaner
Lee College
Dorine Sauls
Don Perry
John McCormack
Judy Burnet
Southwest
Texas
Myra Moss
Bessie Durham
Mary Upton
Fred Parker
Gene Santana
Special Jury Probes Hoffa Case Bribe Offers
A special grand jury in Nashville is probing bribery attempts linked to Hoffa case witnesses. Sheridan, a former Justice Department investigator, testified of bribe offers including $1 million to change statements. Vick and Partin, connected to the Teamsters, were named in the testimony amid ongoing federal investigations into witness intimidation in Tennessee Louisiana and the District of Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoffa
Nashville
Edward Grady
Partin
Baton Rouge, la
Teamsters
Robert Vick
Sheridan
Ments
Chattanooga
Ant Lewisburg
Miller and Gray
U.S. Attorney's Office
Earl’ Wingo
Nashville Teamsters
La- 327
Z. T. Osborn Jr
Walter Sheridan
Earl Wingo
Tennessee
Louisiana
District of Columbia
Wingo
James Harding
Washington
Vick
Osborn
US District Court
Marion Boyd
Memphis
Stephen Smith
Kennedy
Justice Department
No Vending Machine Probe Slated Here
Baytown police say there is no known link between local vending machine operators and crime syndicates. A Texas House committee may hold a public hearing in Houston to explore possible connections and report to the legislature in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Texas House Committee
House
R. H. Cory
Victoria
David Wills
Dallas
Harris County Dist. Atty
Carol S. Vance
Houston Police Department
Harris County Sherff
Houston
School District Auctions Off Old Equipment and Uniforms
The district will auction hundreds of cast off items at the old Anson Jones Elementary site starting 10 a.m. Public inspection begins at 9 a.m. Items include field lights from Memorial Stadium lighting fixtures, desks, chairs, maps, globes, typewriters, projectors, and even tubas. Purchasing agent Dave Sherron notes bidders will include districts, firms, and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anson Jones
Memorial Stadium
Dave Sherron
Gene Sollock
Pasadena
Down Bayway Drive
Baytown Junior High
Bayway Drive
Prague clears as Russian tanks withdraw from city
Occupation troops appear to be retreating from major Czech cities into the countryside. Prague downtown shows no Russian tanks, signaling a shift in control amid regional tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Bid openings set for two school additions on Oct 1
Receiving bids for additions at Travis and Highlands Elementary Schools is postponed to 4 pm Oct 1 after architect’s recommendation. Travis project adds about 18 900 square feet at an estimated 240 000 dollars while Highlands adds about 14 000 square feet at 175 000 dollars. Memorial Stadium field house bids re submitted after rejection for high costs. bids reopen at 4 pm Sept 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travis
Highlands
James A. Davis
Memorial Stadium
Nixon Humphrey clash over nuclear treaty ratification
Nixon endorsed the nonproliferation treaty but urged Senate ratification be delayed until Soviet aims in Czechoslovakia and Western Europe are reassessed. Humphrey urged ratification as tensions rise among superpowers, saying bridges must be built to avert a nuclear age. Lincoln-Democrat remarks from Wilmington and Charlotte capture party lines on the treaty and broader Cold War policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Richard M. Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
Senate
Nixon
Czechoslovakia
Humphrey
Wilming ‘Ton
Del
Charlotte
N.C
Soviet Union
Czech
Slovakia
Central
Western Europe
Washington
Moscow
Lon
Sun Resumes Teen News Pages In Baytown Area Schools
The Sun brings back its teen page featuring reporters from four Baytown junior schools and two high schools for the 1963 69 year. Lee College coverage by Tim Robbins and school notes from Denise Reineke Margie Hotze Ann Hemphill and Martha Sylvester plus Cuba Joy Ferrell and others introduce readers to classroom and extracurricular happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Sun
Lee College
The
Channelview
Crosby
Barbers Hill
Anahuac
St. Joseph’s
Lee [College
Tim Robbins
Circle K
Tim
Robert E. Lee High School
Denise Reineke
Denise
Lee
Anchor Club
William J. Reineke
Alabama
REL
Margie Hotze
Ross 5
Sterling High
T. R. Sylvester
E. Houston
Highlands
Martha
Cuba Joy Ferrell
Walter M. Ferrell
N. Jones
Horace, Mann
Cuba Joy
Theta Rho Girls
Deridder Hearing Sues Permanent Injunction Over Mill Site
A hearing was set today on a bid for a permanent injunction to bar protestors from blocking roads to a $110 million Boise-Southern paper mill under construction by Brown & Root in DeRidder Louisiana. A temporary injunction last weekend cleared roads as 2000 people demonstrated over non union work. Security guards numbered eleven and were escorted from the site by deputies after helicopters ferried guards in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deridder
James Terrell Jr
Boise- Southern
Brown & Root Construction Co
Houston
Lo DeRidder
New Rental Service Opens Here On Friday Morning
A to Z Rental Service will open at 1610 North Main with a 10:30 am ribbon cutting led by owner manager Alfred Bivona. The grand opening runs through the weekend with refreshments and a grand prize. The store rents items for business and home use from tools to furniture and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main
Alfred Bivona
Bivona
Disturbance at Beer Tavern Ends in Jail Time
A young man tried to block an arrest of a young woman during a tavern disturbance. Officers warned him to step back but he moved between the officer and the woman. Both were arrested and taken to jail.
San Jacinto Hospital appraisals debated at Baytown session
An independent Houston appraiser hired by Baytown presented four appraisals valuing San Jacinto Methodist Hospital at 2,245,870 as the most reliable. The city assessor valued the hospital at 2,519,180, with council and tax board discussions ongoing. The report to the City Council was postponed to Sept 29 amid budget reviews and other council business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
City Hall
GQ. M. Coe Jr
Baytown
L. Simholts
Jerry S. Dominy
O. M. Coe
Umholtz
Oak Addition
Fritz Lanham
South Main Street
South Main
West Main
Deseret
Harris County Flood Control District
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