Funeral attendance noted for Mrs Fuller of Kirbyville
Attending funeral am. Mrs Dick Canster and family are out of town to attend the funeral of Mrs Annie E Fuller of Kirbyville who died early Wednesday morning. Pool closes Saturday last day of extended Sept swim period at Roseland Park. Masonic Award for George P Curtin at Goose Creek Lodge Hall. A dance Saturday at Knights of Columbus Hall from 9 pm to 1 am. TOPS Club weigh in Thursday at Gulf Coast Clinic with a party at Mrs Floyd Hadhey's home. Eastern Star chicken fry Saturday at Roseland Pavilion with adults 1.50 and children 3 cents. tickets from members or by calling 582-2473 or 582-4106. State Rep Joe Alien in Austin meeting with prison head Dr George Beto and pardons board. Ramsey to speak at Baytown Chamber luncheon Friday noon at Holiday Inn. Weather partly cloudy with showers. Galveston tides details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Canster
Canster
Annie E. Fuller
Kirbyville
Tops Club
Gulf Coast Clinic
Floyd Hadhey
Francis
Bayou
Eastern Star
Roseland Pavilion
Austin
Joe Alien
Bay Turm
George Beto
Texas’ Prisons System
Pardons and Parole Board
Allen
House Penitentiaries Committee
Laminate copy sparks search for death notice sender
Mrs Gordon F Harriman seeks the person or firm that sent her a laminated decorated article about her husband death. E O Cambern promotes something new at the telephone company. Ruth Strausser declines to have her photo used. Anne Spencer and Sharon Richardson ride bikes on a warm day. Christianne Hidland collaborates on a mystery story with Ann Hemphill. Tiny Riggs seeks unclaimed photos. Leona Muckleroy paints. Nell Jones adds photography to her interests. Jim Der leaves night job at Harvey to become a father. Terry Bone gains weight unexpectedly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon F. Harriman
Bob Smith Road
E. O. Cambern
Ruth Strausser
Anne Spencer
Sharon Richardson
Christianne Hidland
Ann Hemphill
Tiny Riggs Loks
Leona Muckleroy
Nell Jones
Jim der
Harvey
Terry Bone
Lee College Registration Nears Record Enrolment
Lee College sees potential record enrolment as fall term signups extend to Friday. Registrar Bessie Durham reports more registration permits issued than ever before and notes late registration rules are relaxed to accommodate demand. President Dr. Richard Strahan expresses pleasure at anticipated growth as classes start Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee College
Bessie Durham
Richard Strahan
Weather, violence, diplomacy and deaths cross global news
Across Texas and Milwaukee the night brings heavy storms and street violence as white youths attack motorists. Britain protests China over Shanghai consulate seizure, demanding compensation. New York union leaders vow to defy a court order ending a teachers strike. High altitude B52s strike Viet Nam bases, and a gasoline tanker grounds near Puerto Rico after Beulah’s missteps. Houston reports no adverse reaction to radiotherapy for Gov. Wallace. Mrs. Gignally may return home. Lord Lambury dies in Britain, and a former MLB pitcher dies in Detroit. Vatican sources hint at papal transition planning. New York stock market rises. Southern Governors resist endorsing higher Negro education in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Alabama
Larken Wallace
John Ggnnally
Texas
Tax Office Here Finally Opens in Baytown
Harris County tax office moves to 307 West Texas Avenue Baytown with formal ceremony at 9 am Thursday. Carl Smith and Commissioner Ramsey lead ribbon cutting joined by Baytown Chamber of Commerce president Bruce Ramsey. The Baytown office serves Crosby Highlands and beyond, reflecting past moves from North Ashbel to West Defee and 205 West Defee. In 1966 the office handled $1,394,071.98.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris County Tax Office
Baytown
West Texas
Brunson
Carl Smith
W. V
Harris County Federal Savings and Loans
West Defee
Smith
Crosby
Highlands
Chambers County
A. B. Collins
Teresa Dodgen
Zoe Ann Miles
Rosalind Nettles
Paula Spangler
Memorial Stadium Friday Night REL Band Brigadiers To Perform
Robert E Lee High School Band and Brigadiers prepare a halftime show for the first home game against Texas City Stingarees at Memorial Stadium. new uniforms feature black tux with white overlay. entries include Colonel Bogey March Eagle Squadron and From Tropic to Tropic with a daylong drill led by Royce Ann Marshall. honorary lieutenants Umholtz and Zavodny named. band officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Lee Highys
Ganders
Texas City Stingarees
Memorial Stadium
Brigadiers
Jan Mann
Kay Armstrong
Bogey March
Slacob
Robbie Umholtz
Janet Zavodny
Eagle Squadron
VEW Collects Books For Gis
Baytown Veterans of Foreign Wars Post and Auxiliary collect paper back books to send to service men in Viet Nam as part of a national VFW effort. Hastings says pocket novels only, no magazines, ads torn out before shipping. Drop off at 209 E Humble or 500 Parkway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Moore Defends Houston Officials
AUSTIN Texas water officials rebut a federal board report saying Houston Ship Channel is largely polluted The TexasWater Quality Board chair claims the panel misunderstood state efforts and notes Texas increased funding and staff since the new board began He urges a return visit to Texas to better reflect progress and credits state agencies for pollution control work
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Water Pollution Control Advisory Board
Houston Ship
Joe G. Moore Jr
Texas Water Quality Board
Federal Board
Moore
Houston
Harris County
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Texas
Federal
Water Quality Board
State Health Department
Park and Wildlife Department
Texas Water Development Board
Beulah Storm Regains Strength Aims for Central America
Beulah, a tropical storm centered far from land, regains strength and moves westward toward the Central American border region near Honduras and Nicaragua. The system remains far offshore but forecasts indicate continued intensification as it tracks slowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Beulah
Honduras
Nicara
AT&T Ordered To Cut Rates By 100 Million
The FCC ordered AT&T to cut long distance rates by 100 million dollars by November, with 20 million of the reduction deferred to next May. The commission also let a 344 million increase in rate base stand, altering a July decision affecting profits. Beulah and other hurricanes threaten by Beulah, Chloe, and Doria in Atlantic waters, with Beulah regaining hurricane force and Doria forecast to drift toward the Atlantic Coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
FCC
Communications Combine
At&t
Doria
Cape Cod
Mass
Cape Hatteras
Atlantic
Houston Industrial Fees To Be Higher Than Here
Houston creates an industrial district along the Ship Channel and plans fees rising to 100 percent of city taxes by 1972. Baytown moves to adopt its first district ordinance, tying contracts with Humble Baytown Refinery Esso and Sinjay Chemical. The policy directs 25 percent of funds to Lake Livingston projects while easing a city budget crisis and delaying water rate hikes. Mayor Welch signals possible annexation actions against holdouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Houston Ship Channel
Baytown
Houston Council
Lamar Kelley
Humble of and Refining Co
Esso Research and Engineering
Sinjay Chemical Co
J. B. LeFevre
Nto
Houston Ship ‘Channel Industries
Lake Livingston
Louie Welch
Kelley
Woodrow Lewis Named To Poverty Group Board
Woodrow Lewis of Oak Addition has been elected to the 4 member executive committee of the Harris County Community Action Association. He will represent Area 7 Baytown on the committee formed to lead the organization’s program for the coming year. The meeting in Houston also named Carl Walker and Frank Partida as vice president and added Mrs. L H. Kempner Jr as secretary and Henry Broady as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Lewis
Oak
Oak Addition
Harris County Community Action Association
Wilson
Area 7
Baytown Area
Houston
Baytown Human Relations Council
Baytown Group
Anti - Poverty Agency
Houston Action For Youth
Harris County Economic Opportunity Organization
Carl Walker
U. S. Board
Frank Partida
L H. Kempner Jr
Henry Broady
Lewis
Texas City Mayor Chosen Council Representative
Emmett Lowry of Texas City was elected to the Houston Galveston Area Council as a Baytown Pasadena and Texas City representative. The three home rule cities will rotate the seat with Lowry serving until April 1 and Baytown then holding the seat for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas City
Emmett Lowry
Houston-Galveston
Baytown
Pasadena
Seaborn Cravley
Lewes
Lal Porte
Lowry
Harris
Galveston
Brazoria
Fort Bend
Waller
Chambers, Liberty
Montgomery
Band To Introduce Saints Song- Stars Will Flash Pom Pons
The Sterling Stars perform at the Deer Park football game Friday night will be built around Hashing pom pons. White in Tight is the color key with white pom pons in the right hands and blue ones keeping time in the left. The Blue Ranger Band will introduce the new Saints fight song with Saints Of New Orleans closing drill. The 126 bandsmen will perform on field from 35 to 50 yard lines before forming a double triad centerfield and ending in a traditional exit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Ann Hemphill
Sterling Stars
Deer Park
Trumpet Corps
Shepherd
Sterling
Clara Bays
Blue Ranger
New Orleans Saints
Saints of
New Orleans
Cyrus, the Great
South Korea calls for stronger armistice supervision
Seoul said the Korean armistice has become a mere scrap of paper due to North Korean aggression and plans to seek full U.N. supervision. President Park Chung-hee convened the National Security Council after saboteurs mined a freight train near Seoul, prompting vows of serious action and possible mobilization of militia and police. The government will lobby the U.N. General Assembly for a new supervising group and coordinate with U.N. officials and leaders of the U.N. Command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Hong Jong-chul
National Security Council
Chung Hee Park
North Korea
Hong
Choi Kyu-hah
Kim Sungeun
U.N
U.S
South
Kim H-Sung
South Korea
U.N. General Assembly
Highlands Fire Fere Saturday
Highlands Volunteer Fire Department will host its annual barbecue and pumper races as Gulf Coast Firemen's Association gathers about thirty two departments. The event begins at 7 p.m. with women’s pumper races and continues to 9 p.m.. men’s races follow at 9 p.m. A 3 p.m. dance at the Corral Club on Market Street accompanies the day. Barbecue tickets are 1.50 for adults and .75 for children, dance tickets 1 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highlands Fire
B. L Miller
Highlands Volunteer Fire Department
Highlands Fire Department
Gulf Coast Firemen’s Association
Diam
Connt
Corral Club
Market Street
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Roseland Park
Royal Arts Masonry
Goose Creek
Knights of Columbus Hall
W. Main
Happy Country Boys
Ramsey
Harris County Commissioners V. V
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Holiday Inn
FORD
Eileen Knox
Gertrude Town
Charlotte
Lyon
Knox
Bay
Milwaukee
Britain
China
Shanghai
New York City
Supreme Court
North
Vietnam
Sabine Sun
Puerto
Rico
Lord Lambury of
Northfield
Joseph Bernard Stanley
Detroit
Vatican
Paul IV
New York
Lester Maddox
Georgia
Past Johnson
Mississippi
Southern Governors Conference
Congress
Texas Avenue
Royce Ann Marshall
Kathleen Wilcox
Pat Kveton
Don Barnhill
Corlis Sonnenburg
Floyd Shymanski
Judi Pratt
Ronnie Compton
Karen Harvey
Carla Keiper
Charlie Watts
Lynne Hale
Nancy, Howell
Rene, Fiiench
Lynne Campbel
VEW
Gis
Tex
Caribbean
Central America
Chloe
Bermuda
Dixie Brown
Aaron Holland
Bunker Hill Village
T. C Selman
Freeport
William Rouse
Bellaire
Saints
Kathy Bhattarbee
Brendan Harrison
Sharon Arsement
Donna Brack
Dehlia Conley
Claudia Hylton
Debbie Krolczyk
Lisa Repp
Glenna Smith
Joy Stanley
Gayle Sanders
Lucretia Ramey
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