Port Lavaca funeral returns for Boyd aunt
James Boyd and wife of 109 Cabaniss returned from Port Lavaca to Ingleside after attending the funeral of his aunt Mrs Will Boyd. Gulf Coast Gun Club to meet at 7 30 pm Tuesday at the Baytown Chamber of Commerce Building with a film of special interest. Arthur Erwin Whitmer 35 a REL grad and former co captain of the Gander track team in 1961 has earned his law degree from Baylor and passed the state bar exam.
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James Boyd
Cabaniss
Port Lavaca
Will “Boyd
Ingleside
Gulf Coast Gun Club
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Arthur Erwin Whitmer
Gander
Baylor
Weather Forecast Winds Warm Through Wednesday
Partly cloudy and warm through Wednesday with little rain expected. Lows in the low 70s and highs near 99. Galveston tides: Wednesday high at 4:30 am and 8 pm, low at 12:06 am and noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Trinity River to be dredged again in Texas Gulf coast
Coast Guard and Baytown Liberty County officials report renewed dredging on the Trinity River to restore six foot depth for barge traffic to Liberty. Coastal Chemicals ships fertilizer from Moss Bluff, bills rising costs and delays as Gulf Coast Shipping Co. notes daily losses, Army Engineers say dredge plans are underway.
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Liberty (Lp
Trinity River
Liberty
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Galveston
Trinity
Moss Bluff
Anahuac
Jack Oliver
Oliver
Mussele Shoals
Ala
Vernon Peale
Chambers-Liberty Counties ‘Navigation District
Army Engineers
Gulf Coast Shipping Co
Houston
Coastal Chemicals
Sherri Carlton
Houston Barge Company
Senate move could block Fortas nomination
Opponents of Abe Fortas seek a recommitment vote to the Senate Judiciary Committee to derail the nomination without a filibuster. A nose count, absenteeism, and tax bill debates shape a possible delaying path as Majority Leader Mansfield plans to advance defense funding first.
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Senate
Fortas
Washington
Abe Fortas
Senate Judiciary Committee
Mark
Hatfield
Ore
John Sparkman
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Johnson
Earl Warren
GOP
Judiciary Committee
Czechoslovakia Warns Against Cold War Revival
The ruling Communist party states the Soviet invasion should not spark a new cold war, a claim echoed as NATO capitals discuss the issue. New York City public schools strike nears eight days with little progress, leaving 1.1 million pupils without classes. The UN General Assembly opens its 23rd session amid U.S. anger at U Thant and a possible debate on the Soviet occupation of Czechoslovakia. The USS Pueblo crew remains detained as North Korea demands admission of waters violation and an apology. South Vietnamese and Cambodian actions escalate as 105mm shells flame into Cambodia, while U.S. bombers conduct a large saturation mission nearby.
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Czechoslovakia
Communist Party
NATO
U.N. General Assembly
U Thant
City Council To Hear Mobile Home Owners
Baytown mobile home owners protest a city parking permit fee and will speak to the city council Thursday night after Ben Montgomery announced that City Manager Fritz Lanham will place their grievances on the agenda. Montgomery favors rescinding the ordinance and fears fee adoption may drive owners away.
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Baytown
Ben Montgomery
Chaiman
Fritz Lanham
Lanham
Bills Laughlin
AFPEO
Otlors
Joe Tom Polley
Dal Grigg
Patty Latham
Houston
Billy Ferguson
Florida
Geneva Ferguson
Willis Cobb
Lena Mae Gordon
Tom Bertram
Thde
Burnet
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Colonial Courts
McKinney Road
Highway 146
Montgomery
Celanese Corp
Bank Robber In Trouble Here Again
Alton Stanley Bass of Houston, 43, charged in 196 with attempting to rob Highlands State Bank of 21000, arrested in Baytown for driving while intoxicated and impersonating an officer. Charges filed by Baytown officers. Bass had a suspended sentence from 1967 and faced an intensive physical examination recommendation. Police spotted him after a 12:58 p.m. report from a service station. Bass fled as officers pursued. a traffic stop followed after he skirted the median and continued toward Baker and Main.
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Ron Lennard Alton Stanley Bass
Houston
Highlands State Bank
Baytown
Justice of the Peace
Glenn Vickery
Bass
John V. Singleton
Alva Street
Deel
Baker and
Main
Trustees Argue Over Libraries At School Board Meeting
Trustees clashed over a $4.00 allocation to expand Baytown Junior School library facilities and new plans for Pumphrey Elementary. Deputy Superintendent Barry Nettles reported on teacher pupil ratio district wide while W C Herring described how 33 first graders are being handled at DeZavala Elementary.
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Baytown
Pumphrey
Barry Nettles
W. C. Herring
DeZavala Elementary School
Mexican Troops Capture School Amid Mexico City Riots
In Mexico City a vocational school fell to troops after an all night battle leaving at least three dead and about 50 students and police wounded. Police and riot squads battled students with guns, knives and bottles as violence spread through San Jacinto and Tlatelolco districts.
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Port Arthur
G. Lunceford
H.W. Stutzenburg
Mexico City
Aany
Red Cross
Santo Tomas
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
San Jacinto
Tlatelolco
Federal District Penitentiary
Diaz Ordaz
Santo Tomas Vocational School
Tict
UAW Backs Humphrey Endorsement Strong Among Delegates
Walter Reuther declared the UAW endorsement of Humphrey Muskie shows working people remember friends. Humphrey Muskie received 2319 votes, 88 percent of 2638 ballots. Wallace got 271, Nixon-Agnew 27.
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Detroit
Walter Reuther
Richard M Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland
UF Kick Off Breakfast Set for Wednesday in Baytown
About 20 workers from the 1968 Community Chest campaign are expected at the annual kick off breakfast at 7 am Wednesday at the Holiday Inn. Rev. Asbury Lenox will be principal speaker. The drive runs Sept 3 to Oct with a goal of 230778 dollars. Frank Turpin praised the worker lineup and noted broad agency support including Baytown Health League Thrift Exchange Crippled Children's Treatment Center Welfare League Boy Scouts Girl Scouts YMCA Baytown Opportunity School Child Care Centers and the American Red Cross.
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Douglas Stewart
Lamar Kelley
Public Service
Don Wynnemer
Esso Research and Engineering
Asbury Lenox
Grace Methodist Church
Holiday Inn
Frank Turpin
Baytown
Health League
Thrift Exchange
Crippled Children’s Treatment Center
Welfare’ League
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
YMCA
American Red Cross
Media Workshop Slated at Lee College Three-Day Session
Lee College faculty will attend a three day media workshop from 10 30 a m to 6 30 p m in Technical Building Room 11 to gather information for a learning resource center project Consultants include Lynden Taylor Jack McKinstry and Joseph L Bishop with Bishop directing The program will cover instructional objectives media selection and production with each team creating a mediated unit and emphasis on evaluation and revision of the instructional program
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Lee College
Lynden Taylor
Corpus Junior College
Orange County
Calif
Jack McKinstry
Redlands Audio-Visual Co
Joseph L. Bishop
Instructional Systems Group
Seal Beach
Bishop
James MecWilliams
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Beach
Beach City
West Bay Rd
Kiwanis Club
Wilbur Cottle
England
Ikebana International
Wam
Clear Lake Recreation Center
Fred Hederhorst
Jane
Hoffmann
Louisiana, State University
Edward J. Hoffmann
N. Burnet Drive
Fortes
Paul Carleton
Crosby
Crosby Lions Club
Lake Shadows
New York
North Korean Communist Party
U.S
Cambodia
UAW
Citizens National Bank & Trust Co
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