Deer Top Rangers In Close Season Opener At Clyde Abshier
In front of about 5,000 fans under a clear moonlit sky at the 32,003 seat Clyde Abshier Stadium the Deer defeated the Rangers. Coach Kudla and Ranger mistakes in the first half allowed Deer control before Sterling recovered a fumble and Acosta intercepted Deer QB McCulloch.
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Clyde Abshier Stasien
Roland Kudla
Rangers
Manny
Deer
Jerry Acosta
Mike McCulloch
Eastern Star Past Matrons Meeting Opens Year
Goose Creek Eastern Star Past Matrons meet at 7 pm Thursday at Maevanee Millican’s home 2120 New Jersey inviting all members. Cedar Bayou Past Matrons Club convenes at 7 30 pm Sept 23 at Mrs Frances Parker 1601 Richardson La. KC Holt Dance at Knights of Columbus Hall 2600 West Main from pm to 1am with music by the Happy Country Boys admission 3 per couple. Glasses found: prescription spectacles found at Sterling-Deer Park game owner may call 582 5055 to claim. Car keys found at House of Fashion may be picked up Saturday or call Robert Feinberg. SGT IST William Hart of Highlands on reenlistment leave in Okinawa before reporting to Nha Trang Vietnam in service 13 years assigned to special forces. Partly cloudy and warm with scattered showers and thundershowers Sunday 75-83 degrees gusty southeast winds 10 to 18 mph. Galveston tides Saturday 4 17 am 1 34 pm high 9 24 am 3 pm low Sunday 5 30 am 2 30 pm high 9 36 pm low Monday 4 42 am 3 38 pm high 10 32 am 10 12 pm low Tuesday 4 38 am 4 30 pm high 10 30 am 10 48 pm low
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Goose Creek
Eastern Star
Maevanee Millican
New Jersey
KC Holt
Knights of Columbus
West Main
Happy Country Boys
William Hart
Highlands
Okinawa
Nha Trang
Vietnam
Hart
Baytown Social Roundup T: Betty Coombes Visits Friends and Local Events
Mrs Betty Coombes of Oklahoma City spends a week in Baytown living with her son in law and daughter Glen and Norma Williams. Evelyn Robson escorts a visitor to a Sterling High pep rally. Dave Moore introduces his daughter Marnee around town. Bill Dzilsky Sr injures shoulder in a dresser mishap. Monte and Ted O'Sell head to Arkansas for the weekend. Ken Martin stumbles over cues while entertaining the Baytown Little Theater light crew. Dorothy Lefkovits, Harvey assistant director, has a theater birthday cake from Merle Boyle. Stafford Campbell volunteers. Mrs V P Massey plans to attend the Grandmother Clubs national convention in Miami Beach Florida in October.
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Betty Coombes
Oklahoma City
Baytown
Glen
Norma Williams
Evelyn Robson
Sterling High School
Dave Moore
Marnee
Bill Dzilsky Sr
Monte
Ted O’sell
Arkansas
Ken Martin
Little Theater
Dorothy Lefkovits
Harvey
Merle Boyle
Stafford Campbell
V. P. Massey
Miami Beach
Fla
Highlands man crafts resin insects into paperweights
H A Rosser of Highlands turns bugs into display pieces by pressing specimens into resin molds then sealing them in clear paperweights. The former tarantula and other insects are preserved with careful props and alcohol prior to embedding, with several on loan to Lee College library and Highlands elementary school.
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H. A. Rosser
Highlands
Rosser
Simeoth
Humbles Baytown
Lee College
DORIA CLAIMS LIVES AS SHE NEARS SHORE
Hurricane Doria struck toward the Middle Atlantic coast as residents fled low-lying areas. A Boston mother and her two children were missing after a cabin cruiser was overturned near Ocean City, New Jersey. The vessel’s owner, Robert Wood, was hospitalized in shock. Forecasters warned of 70 to 115 mph winds and high tides as Doria neared the coast near Wallops Island and Brigantine Shoals. Navy and NASA assets prepared for the storm while authorities urged caution along the coast.
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Daria
Middle Atlantic
Boston
Mass
Ocean City
Robert Wood
Brigantine Shoals
Herre
Mexico
Yucatan Peninsula
Delia
Wallops Island
Doria
WesHops Island
Navy
Plene
Glen V. Suhsi
U.S. Weather Bureau
Dorian
Delmarva
Atlantic Ocean
Chesapeake Bay
Dorig
Walens Island
Meteoreal
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Lnland
Joe Robbins
NASA
Wailop
Road Bond Issue Studied By Harris County Official
Harris County Commissioner M. Ramsey said a county bond proposal may include about 46 million for roads and 30 million for flood control. Speaking at the Baytown Chamber of Commerce luncheon, he noted Bayway Drive efforts and pledged support to include the project in the next bond issue if desired.
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Bobby Sutphin
Harris County
Ramsey
Hood
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Baytown
Bayway Drive
Baytown Man HurT Critically After Fogged Collision
Nelson D. Longnecker of 154 W Bayshore remained in critical condition at Methodist Hospital after a two car crash on Bayway Drive in dense fog from a mosquito spraying vehicle. Officer Peter King said Longnecker stopped in the westbound lane when fog obscured the road and was hit from behind by Henry Louis Sadik Jr. of 1 Jeffrey. Both drivers were hospitalized with Longnecker later moved to Houston.
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Nelson D. Longnecker
W. Bayshore
Methodist Hospital
Bayway Drive
Longnecker
Peter King
King
Henry Louis Sadik Jr
Jffrey
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Houston
Nationwide Campaign Planned Humble Details Clean Sea Fight
Humble Oil and Refining Co and Standard Oil of New Jersey launch a nationwide program aboard Humble and Jersey tankers to educate crews and the public about oil pollution prevention. Baytown visits included Chamber of Commerce and media representatives. Captain Bob Siap contrasted federal and Jersey rules, tracing oil discharge limits set by the 1924 act to three miles off the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Holcomb
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Baytown Docks
Baytown
Bob Siap
Jersey
Baéth
Stapl
Humble
Night unrest and political moves in 1967 era headlines
Wires report renewed talks on a weekend settlement of a New York City teachers strike while Detroit teachers vote Sunday on binding arbitration. A mix of marches, demonstrations and political maneuvering unfolds across the nation as conflicts, reforms, and diplomatic sentences shape the week.
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New York City
Detroit
Astroworld Secret Revealed Plans For Amusement Center
Houston reports Judge Roy Hofheinz disclosed at a 2 pm press conference that a new elaborate million dollar family amusement and entertainment center will open in late Summer 1968 just south of the Astrodome. Astroworld aims to be the world’s greatest complex for family fun sports entertainment conventions and shows.
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Bill Hartman Houston
Astroworld
Roy Hofheinz
Astrodome
Astrohall
Hofheinz
Houston
Harris County
Harris
Lovel
Houston Apollos
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