Beulah Hurricane Preparations In Baytown Area
Baytonians in Brownwood Lakewood and Wooster began emergency prep to move if Beulah strikes. Red Cross plans eight school shelters. Humble refinery monitors. offshore coast watch active as Beulah nears Gulf.
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Baytown
Lakewood
Brownwood Wooster
Carla
Bay Front
Crow Road
American Red Cross
Harris County
ARC
Red Cross
Beulah
Gulf
New Orleans
Texas
Louisiana
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Humble
Baytown Prepares for Beulah as Hurricane Threat Grows
Baytown officials called an emergency meeting to coordinate preparations as Beulah strengthens. Civil defense leaders, county and city units, and auxiliary groups plan alerts, evacuations, and resource checks while weather officials warn of rising intensity and potential landfall along the Texas coast. Offshore rigs begin securing operations amid warnings of 15 foot waves and crew evacuations.
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Baytown
Beulah
Brownsville
Texas
Fritz Lanham
David Sherron
Civil Defense
Wooster
Highlands
Channelview
Sherron
Weather
Beulah Sul
Texas Gulf
Weather Bureau
Gulf Coast
Continental OF Co
Louisiana
New Orleans
Gulf of Mexico
Ational Hurricane Center
Baytown Council to Discuss 1967-68 Budget at Meeting
Baytown to hold 7 p.m. budget study session at city hall followed by a regular council vote Thursday night on adoption of the 1967-68 budget. Also listed are a blood services bloodmobile visit, various PTA and club meetings, and the Baytown weather outlook with tides and temperatures.
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Baytown
City Hall
Baytown Week of Local Scenes and School News
Mrs Betty Coombs visits family in Baytown and shares recipes for the Sun Cookbook. Linda Hatchell makes a follow up call as Roberta Brewer starts kindergarten. Don Riddick writes two songs for a Baytown Little Theater play opening Friday. Jackie Hooper faces teasing in rehearsals for Harvey. Calvin Keating and yardarm definitions draw chatter. Jack Walker recalls cotton picking turning to industry work.
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Betty Coombs
Oklahoma City
Baytown
Gien
Norma Williams
Sandy
Wallace
Friend
M. E. Foust
Lucile Dill
Marlin
Lettie Marling
Baytown Sun
Linda Hatchell
Roberta Brewer
Cal Rutherford
Jackie Hooper
Margaret Wynnemer
Jack Walker
Israel Bond Drive Launches Amid Global Events
Louis H. Boyar announces a new 500 million State of Israel Bond drive in New York as the U N reconvenes to address the Arab Israeli dispute. England's Sir Francis Chichester, 66, sails his yacht to Beaulieu River home moorings amid a reception. Milwaukee hosts a large open housing march with 1,000 plus demonstrators, ending without incidents.
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Louis H. Boyar
New York
State of Israel
England
Sir Francis Chichester
Beaulieu River
U.N. General Assembly
U S planes hit Thai Khe bridge near China border
US Air Force F4 Phantoms struck the Thai Khe highway bridge seven miles from China and 92 miles north-northeast of Hanoi in the war's closest border action. Navy pilots followed with raids on Haiphong targets, including rail yards and warehouses, as missions spread around Hanoi and Haiphong amid weather favorable to continued pressure on Hanoi. One aircraft was lost.
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Red
China
Yvar
Thai Khe
Hanoi
Navy
Haiphong
South Vietnam
Skyhawk
Air Force
Marine
Demilitarized Zone
Vietnams
Detroit 300,000 to Return to Classes If Agreement Approved
In Detroit a tentative contract ending a long bargaining session between the Detroit Federation of Teachers and the Detroit Board of Education could allow about 300,000 public school pupils to return to classes Tuesday. The union executive board unanimously accepted the proposal pending ratification by about 3,371 of 3,371 teachers voting. negotiations also involved pay raises, a shorter school year, and funding questions.
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Gey
Detroit Federation of Teachers
DFT
Detroit Board of Education
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Peter Grylis
Newsmen
Grylls
Norman Drachler
Inkster Ecorse
River Rouge
Michigan
Holland
Bay City
Saginaw
Crestwood
Dearborm Heights
William Milliken
George Romney
Mountain cog railway disaster kills eight injures seventy
Eight killed and more than 70 injured when a Mt. Washington cog railway excursion train fell off the track and rolled into a gorge. Gov. John W. King ordered a state investigation as rescue teams worked to recover victims from the 2 1/2 mile descent. Bertrand Croteau, a survivor, described the locomotive shaking and the car breaking from the rail. The aluminum car was one of the newer coaches used on the historic line in the Presidential Range. PTA meeting details follow in James Bowie context with Herring speaking and a teachers reception.
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Mount Railway
John W. King
State Public Utilities Commission
Iwest
Presidential Range
White Mountains
Bertrand Croteau
Thornton
Train Game May Help Solve Marriage Woes
Dallas AP report on using a model train inter personal behavior game test for couples with marital trouble. Dr Ravich of Beth Israel Medical Center explains couples train setup reveals conflict resolution patterns and potential improvements. Conference context notes the American Academy of General Practice gathering in Dallas.
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Dallas
Tex
Robert A. Ravich
Family Therapy Service
Beth Israel Medical Center
New York
Ravich
American Academy of General Practice
Dr. Ravich
Cougie
Reception Honors Hospital Helpers
Twenty four teenage girls in the San Jacinto Methodist Hospital Service Corps junior division received pins at a Sunday reception for donating over 50 hours of service. Nine girls were cited for exceeding 100 hours in summer. They assist with mail and flowers, staff the information desk, serve coffee, escort patients, and lift hospital spirits.
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San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Medical Student Ray Anders Denson Enrolls in Osteopathy School
Medical student Ray Anders Denson of Crosby has begun first year studies at the Kansas City College of Osteopathy and Surgery. He is son of Mr and Mrs Thomas James Denson of Crosby, holds a BA from the University of Houston, and is married with two children.
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Ray Anders Denson
Crosby
Kansas City College of Osteopathy and Surgery
Denson
Thomas James Denson
University of Houston
Pollution Will Be Program Topic In Baytown Meeting
Frank Turpin of Humble Oil Baytown Refinery will discuss the company pollution control program at a Bayshore Rod Reef and Gun Club meeting Tuesday night. J W Smith urged Baytown residents to attend as Turpin uses colored slides to show past and current efforts and planned future work. Humble has spent millions on pollution control and budgets more next year. The meeting starts at 7 30 pm at the clubhouse 322 Minnesota with coffee served.
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Frank Turpin
Humble Oil and ‘Refining Co
Baytown
Humble
Bayshore Rod, Reef and Gun Club
J. W. Smith
Minnesota
GM raises 1983 car sticker prices modestly
Detroit AP bulletin reports General Motors increased 1983 auto sticker prices by a modest amount. Chrysler announced an average $133 hike last week. Ford and American Motors had not yet released new price data.
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Detroit
General Motors
Chrysler
Ford
American Motors
CAP Prepares For Storm Beulah Near Baytown
Civil Air Patrol cadets move an aircraft onto the flight line during a readiness drill at North Main Airport. The Baytown Composite Squadron conducted the alert to ready the unit for possible hurricane response and delivery of medical and essential supplies.
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Beulah
Baytown
Civil Air Patrol
North Main
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