Rangers Meet MacArthur Baytown Football's New Era
Ross Sterling Rangers meet Aldine MacArthur Generals Thursday at 7 40 p m in Memorial Stadium to start Baytown's first two team era One or both schools are new to Texas football and both are listed as junior varsity Tickets at the gate 150 for adults 75 cents for students and a halftime show by Sterling bands is planned with Sterling Stars drill team Also notes a Sterling pre game story on Page 9
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Plocheck
Baytown-Foothal
Ross Sterling Rangers
Aldine MacArthur
Generals
Rangers
Texas
MacArthur
Sterling
Houston Sterling
Baytown
Sterling Stars
Memorial Stadium
Equipment Stolen From Car In Front Of Mueller Realty
Ernest L. Butler of Conroe reports $0.20 worth of equipment stolen from his car parked in front of Mueller Realty on Wednesday. The car was unlocked. Mrs. Hawkins Better Bers. L. A. Haniens is recovering from eye surgery in Baytown Hospital room 207. Baytown area forecast: Thursday temperatures 61 to 71 with scattered thundershowers forecast for Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest L. Butler
Conroe
Mueller Realty
Hawkins Better
L. A. Haniens
Baytown Hospital
Baytown
Lee College Regents Story Omits Names Correction
Apologies issued to Alma Mc Nulty and Bill Strickler for omission in a Lee College Board of Regents story. Mary DelHomme reveals new hair color and Alion Laird assists with photo identification. Doris Whitcomb discusses a surprise club meeting and Marjean Nelson reviews a book. Ann Lucius notes September unlike since age six, Suzanne Willson and Marilyn Sandhop host two meetings in one morning. Pat Bryan, former Sun Staffer, heads to North Texas State in Denton after losing weight. Wiklund returns to Baytown to celebrate Robbie Saunders birthday. Mrs D M Carter hurries by in a yellow and white two piece dress. Mrs Nathan Speights attends a meeting early in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma McNulty
Bill Strickler
Lee College Board of Regents
Mary DelHomme
Alion Laird
Doris Whitcomb
Marjean Nelson
Ann Lucius
Suzanne Willson
Marilyn Sandhop
Pat Bryan
Sun
North Texas State
Denton
Wiklund
Baytown
Robbie Saunders
D. M. Carter
Nathan Speights
Sterling High School debuts cheerleaders and band formation
Sterling High School cheerleaders twirlers and the 108 member band prepare for their first drill as the Sterling Rangers face the MacArthur Junior Varsity from Aldine. Drum major Sharon Arsement leads the group with Debbie Krolczyk as assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling High School
Sterling Rangers
MacArthur
Aldine
Robinson
Sharon Arsement
Debbie Krolczyk
Brenda Harrison
Lisa Repp
Darlene Weaver
Kathy Battarbee
Lucretia Ramey
Lajnell Meredith
Claudia Hilton
Becky Mears
Glenn Smith
Dehlia Conley
Elmer Hargis
Market Recovery Push Lifts Dow Above 800 Again
Bulletin from New York reports the stock market in its fifth straight session with the Dow Jones industrial average up 7.02 at noon to 813.25. Analysts say reclaiming the 800 level marks a notable resistance breakout and invites further buying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gemini 11 returns with seven space records at sea
Gemini 11 astronauts Charles Conrad Jr and Richard F. Gordon Jr land in the Atlantic after a three day mission setting seven space records. They are hoisted aboard the carrier Guam, greeted by officials, and praised for automatic re entry progress. The crew thanks the cheering ship, noting the mission’s success and readiness for another flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Kennedy
Fila
Atlantic
Americas
Charles Conrad Jr
Richard F. Gordon J
Guam
Gordon
Conrad
Iconrad
Gorton
Space Agency
Defense Department
Texas
Arnall Leads Six Way In Georgia Governor Race
In Georgia’s Democratic primary Arnall, 59, leads a six way field as the outcome hinges on a runoff. Carter, Maddox, Gray, Byrd, and O Kelley compete for second with results from 1,360 of 1,903 precincts. A runoff is needed unless a candidate exceeds 50 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnall
Georgia
Atlanta
Ellis G. Arnall
Eugene Talmadge
Jimmy Carter
Lester G. Maddox
Carter
Maddox
James H. Gray
Garland T. Byrd
Hoke O'Kelley
Surnall
Barry Goldwater
Texas Water Funds Over First Hurdle
Washington reports House Appropriations Committee approved 51.51 million dollars for Army Engineer and Reclamation Bureau water projects in Texas for the year ending June 30. Items include Buffalo Bayou works Fort Worth floodway Galveston harbor and channel projects and multiple reservoirs and channels across Texas with detailed funding allocations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Appropriations Committee
Army Engineer and Reclamation Bureau
Texas
Army Engineer
Buffalo Bayou
Fort Worth
Clear Fork
West Fork
Freeport and Vicinity
Galveston Harbor
Hooston Ship Channel
Greens Bayou
Lake Hemp
Laigon
Pat Mayse
Port Aransas Corpus Christi
Fort Arthur
Sabine-Neches
San Antonio
Somerville
Stilhouse Hollow
Texas City
Vince
Wallisville
Trinity River
Abilene
el Paso
Highland Bayou
San Gabriel River
Tributal
Brazos River
Taylor's Bayou
Alpine
Blanco
San Marcos
Cedar Bayou
Corpus Christi Bay
Denison
New Wage Bill Nears Johnson Approval in 1968 Reform
The Senate backed a compromise wage bill 55 to 38 expanding the minimum from 1.25 to 1.40 next Feb and to 1.60 a year later for about 30 million workers. It extends coverage to non Civil Service federal workers, many farm and service workers, and adds 15 million more under the act. A 40 hour year at 1.60 yields about 3 228 dollars yearly, near poverty benchmarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Senate
House
Singleton Named Texas Parks and Wildlife Executive Director
J R Bob Singleton of 201 Timber Lane was appointed executive director of the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department in Austin for a 15500 annual salary. The Baytown native succeeds J Weldon Watson who resigned June 18. Singleton named Robert Mauerman deputy director and plans to move his family to Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R
Bob) Singleton
Timber Lane
Texas Parks and Wildife Commission
Austin
Singleton
Ja Porte
J. Weldon Watson
Robert G. Mauerman
Rockport
Watson
Mary V.ginia
State Capitol
W. J. Cutbirth Jr
Singletons
Baytown
Winnie
Robert Wayne
Susan Kay
Travis
Victor
Texas A&m
Old Game and Fish Commission
Gulf Coast
Murphee
Port Arthur
Mauerman
San Antonio
St. Mary's University
Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Europe
Texas Game and Fish Magazine
Pame
Commissioners Rescind Order On Office Move
Harris County Commissioners Court voted unanimously to rescind a prior order that would have moved county offices to the planned Family Law Center. Commissioner Ramsey criticized critics and said the change was not his idea, stressing service to the public and noting precinct concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nouston
Commissioners Court
Family Law Center
Harris County
Ramsey
Precinct Two
Marines Choke Off Viet Infiltrators
In Saigon the United States Marine Corps reinforced positions three miles south of the demarcation line as shells and rockets pounded beaches to curb North Viet Nam infiltration. About 1,200 Leathernecks joined two Vietnamese battalions against the 324B Division. Commanders said the sweep targets recaptured and resupplied enemy forces amid five year Viet Nam combat deaths passing 15,000. During the week allies totaled 5,034 deaths with 238 missing or captured. enemy losses reached 1,166 killed and 218 captured. South Viet Nam reported 174 government casualties and 34 missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ance
North Viet Nam
U.S
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Oil production factor rises for October in Texas
The Railroad Commission boosts statewide oil allowable to 235 percent of potential for October, setting maximum air production at 3,154,384 barrels daily versus 3,125,028 under 38 percent. October’s factor marks a rebound after eight straight monthly increases peaked at 35 percent in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
The
Railroad Commission
George Perkins Heads Up Decent Literature Panel
George Perkins principal of Carver High School was named chairman of the Baytown Citizens Committee for Decent Literature at an organizational meeting. The group aims to promote wholesome literature, inform on obscenity, coordinate civil and religious groups with law enforcement, support agencies, and aid enforcement of obscenity laws. Other officers elected include Mrs. Jean Jaubert vice chair, R. E. Tannich recording secretary, Mrs. E. C. Chauviere corresponding secretary, and Rev. Harry Holmes treasurer. Board members listed. a membership drive will be held with no dues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Perkins
Carver High School
Baytown
Jean Jaubert
R. E. Tannich
E. C. Chauviere
Harry Holmes
D. C. Seamans
Richard Thompson
Jim Pridmore
H. C. Ball
Tony Campos
Woodrow Lewis
Sammy Hance
Kay Raider
Edmund Pendleton
Charles Sullivan
Milton Lyons
A. E
Pete) Jones
Joe Brack
R. B .Batterbee
Bonnie Martin
Red China Guard Push Is Halted
TOKYO dispatch reports Beijing ordered the Red Guards to end their revolutionary drive amid turmoil and Western criticism. The editorial in People’s Daily urged production not to slow during the fall harvest while signaling a crackdown may extend beyond the harvest. Mass rally planned in Peking with Mao and Lin Piao expected to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
China
Red Guards
Peking People’s Daily
Red Guard
Peking
Communist Party
Mao Tze-tung
Lin Piao
Baytown Police Refuse Election Referendum and Budget Hikes
Baytown police officials, after requesting a $35 across the board pay raise and a referendum option, were denied by the City Council during a special session. The council approved a $3,663,901 1966 1967 budget with the same $141 per $100 valuation tax rate, and set upcoming budget hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dill Hartman
Baytown
Harvey Frost
Donnelly
Frost
the Sun
Council
Houston
Art Lintelman
Lintelman
Fritz Lanham
Lanham
Seaborn Cravey
Pat Ball
East District
V_ V
Red
Ramsey
Baytown Sun Football Log Thursday and Friday Schedule
The Baytown Sun lists football games for Thursday and Friday across multiple schools and levels. Sterling vs Aldine Med Arthur 77 35 pm Memorial Stadium. junior varsity Spring Branch Memorial J 4 pm Lee Practice Field. sophomores Spring Branch Memorial 4 pm. freshmen Deer Park 4 pm Deer Park Stadium. South Houston freshmen 4 pm Cedar Bayou Stadium. Friday features Robert E Lee vs Port Arthur at 7 30 pm. Saturday includes Horace Mann seventh eighth grade versus Baytown seventh and eighth 9 and 10 30 pm Lee Practice Field and Cedar Bayou Stadium hosts Cedar Bayou seventh eighth at 9 10 30 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
Aldine MedArthur
Memorial Stadium
Spring Branch Memorial
Lee
Spring Branch Memorial Sophs
Spring Branch Stadium
Deer Park
Deer Park Stadium
South Houston
Cedar Bayou Stadium
Robert E. Lee
Port Arthur
Horace Mann
Baytown
Highlands
Cedar Bayou
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grenada
Citizens National
F.0.1.c
Clara Bays
eStars
Bulletin
Gare
pStronauts OK
J. R. Singleton
Texas Water
Bob Singleton
Baytonian
Game
Fish Commission
Authoriyes
Thomas Dawson
Annapolis
Saigon
South
Hanoi
Hastings
Laie News
Red China Guard
Baytown Sun
1St National Bank
F.d.1.c
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!