Barber Shop Owner Moves From ICU to Private Room
Carpenter owner of Trophy Barber Shop has been transferred from the intensive care unit at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital to a private room and is improving but cannot receive visitors after suffering a heart attack a week ago. Rummage sale by Women’s Society of Christian Service of First United Methodist Church of Mont Belvieu scheduled for Thursday Friday and Saturday at the Firemen’s Hall across the street from the church. John McKague of Nederland, brother of Mrs. R. H. Durant of 23 E Schreck, is in John Sealy Hospital in Galveston after burns from Port Arthur refinery explosion. Beginning bridge lessons to be offered 7–9 p.m. Wednesday at the YMCA. advanced class 7–9 p.m. Thursday at the YMCA. openings available. FRED TREADWAY recovering from hip surgery in Gary Indiana. family hopes to return to Baytown soon. Water district supporters meet Thursday at Lynchburg Elementary. engineers and lawyers will be present. maps on view. Ladies Auxiliary of Baytown Fire Station No. 4 meets Thursday at 3015 Raccoon Drive. Fifty percent of showers through Thursday with cooler temperatures. Galveston tides Thursday high at 4:36 a.m. and 9:36 p.m. and low at 1:22 a.m. and 1:54 p.m.
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Carpenter Better Jeinny Carpenter
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Carpenter
Women's Society of Christian Service of
The
First United Methodist Church of
Mont Belview
John McKague
Nederland
R. H. Durant
E. Schreck
John Sealy Hospital
Galveston
Port Arthur
Atlantic-Richfield
Fred Treadway
Indiana
Methodist Hospital
Gary
Ind
Treadways
Baytown
Treadway
Baytown Clippings From Baytown Golf And College Mentions
TOM BERTRAM remains hospitalized at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital with no visitors allowed. At Baywood Country Club during a Patty Berg demonstration Rose Gordy of Baytown received a personal lesson while Juana Herring, Martha O'Brien, and Lois Shaym watched from a sun umbrellaed gallery and a golf cart. Deirdre Katt coaches her dorm to first in a Randolph Macon College songfest in Lynchburg Virginia by chanting the Alma Mater in Latin and wearing monk robes she made. Mike McClurg assists friends in a major undertaking. David Lowe of Columbus Ohio explains his choice to attend Lee College in Baytown. Claudia Lee Dedman pledges Sigma Kappa at Texas Tech.
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Tom Bertram
Baytown
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Patty Berg
Baywood Country Club
Rose Gordy
Juana Herring
Martha O'Brien
Lois Shaym
Deirdre Katt
Randolph-Macon College
Lynchburg
Monk
Mike McClurg
David Lowe
Columbus
Ohio
Lee College
Claudia Lee Dedman
Texas Tech
Green Berets hold off major Vietcong assault near Katum
Allied forces repelled a large VC attack on Katum Camp near Cambodia, killing about 135 enemy, uncovering 100 unused rocket grenades, and noting significant enemy support with porters and arms carriers. Casualties included Americans and South Vietnamese advisers, while U.S. bombers intensified strikes in Tay Ninh and nearby areas.
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Saigon
Katum
U.S
Katum F
Cambodia
Tay Wink
Tay Ninh
Policemen Explore Juvenile Roles at A&M Seminar
Baytown police Sgt. James Lankford joins a Baytown and juvenile probation officers group at Texas A&M University for a four day seminar. The aim is to better understand officer roles in juvenile enforcement. Ira E. Scott notes the exchange of ideas to strengthen policing. The seminar, sponsored by A M police training, includes speakers from metro departments and juvenile courts.
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College Station
Baytown
Texas A&m University
James Lankford
Ira E. Scott
Texas Engineering Extension Service
Scott
A&m
Rioting subsides in Mexico City amid heavy clashes
Rioting students and police battled in Mexico City for over 24 hours leaving at least 15 dead, with four more deaths reported during hit and run clashes involving students, dissidents, police, and soldiers. By Tuesday heavy rain dispersed rioters as officials prepared for the Olympic Games set to open Oct. 12.
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Mexico City
Ciudadela
Tlatelolco
Car Mark-Ups Cited by Nelson on Auto Extras
Washington AP report cites Senate findings that Ford Motor Co marked up wholesale prices on a V8 engine up to 23 percent in 1965. Other options showed marks from 16.8 percent to 43 percent, illustrating broad overcharging on optional equipment.
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Washington
Gaylord Nelson
D-Wis
Ford Motor Co
Nelson
Union demands safety rules after refinery explosions
Port Arthur union calls for tighter industrial safety standards following Tuesday's blasts and flames at the Atlantic Richfield Co refinery. The report ties the incident to broader concerns over workplace protections and regulatory oversight.
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Port Arthur
Atlantic Richfield Co
Crosby School Board Studies New Building Program
Crosby (Sp)-The Crosby School Board asked Architect Matt Howard to prepare preliminary plans and rough cost estimates for a new building program. Proposals include converting Drew Elementary temporary barracks into a combined junior senior high, building a new elementary at an undetermined site, and adding classrooms at Crosby High School. Plans also consider a new high school of about 900 students and 1,200 enrollment facilities, or converting Crosby High to a central junior high with Drew as elementary. The board targets an 18 month timeline for bond and construction, with phased readiness and site planning ongoing.
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Johnella Boynton Crosby
Crosby School Board
Matt Howard
Howard
Drew
Crosby High School
Isler
Crosby
Wilbert Eagleton
Eagleton
Cros
Planet
Jerry Prochazka
Mentary
Jack Woodard
Jold
James Ewell
Drew High School
Harriman Sees No Break in Vietnam Peace Talks
U S Ambassador W Averell Harriman said the United States has no plan to halt peace negotiations with North Vietnam and Hanoi has shown no sign of ending talks.
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Paris
United States
North Vietnam
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Hanoi
Optimists stamp bicycles to aid recovery in Baytown
Baytown Optimists will stamp serial numbers on bicycles and maintain a master owner index at the police station. Stamping starts Saturday at Cedar Bayou Junior School James Bowie and Stephen F Austin Elementary with free Brunson Theater passes for participants.
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Wanda Orton
Baytown
Cedar Bayou
James Bowie
Stephen F. Austin
Civic Orchestra Being Organized In Baytown
A Baytown project invites area musicians to join the Baytown Civic Orchestra to be directed by David Corder of Lee College. The first rehearsal is Monday September 30 from 7 30 to 3 30 pm at the college auditorium in Rundell Hall. Open to string woodwind brass and percussion players from Baytown and nearby locales with no auditions. Membership requires attendance at the September rehearsal. Contact Lee College at 427 5611 for details.
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Baytown
la Porte
Deer Park
Highlands
Crosby
Pasadena
Mont Belview
Anahuac
Texas City
Clear Creek
LaMarque
Dayton
Liberty
Friendswood
Dickinson
Wallisville
Lee College
Corder
Houston Symphony
Carder
Regents Hear Building Progress at Lee College Meeting
Lee College Board of Regents will meet at 6:30 p.m. Thursday in the Technical Building conference room. Architect Lowell Lammers will report Moody Center progress while James A. Davis will present Academic Facility updates. Dr Richard D. Strahan notes delays due to wet ground and that a Oct 15 deadline may not be met. A state aid request for FY 1969-70 will be included. October college events calendar will be announced.
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Lee College Board of Regents
Technical
Lowell Lammers
Moody Center
Richard D. Strahan
Lee College
James A. Davis
Strahan
Legislative Board
Humphrey Seeks 50 Percent Social Security Increase
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey urged a 50 percent rise in Social Security benefits funded partly by the federal treasury and made inflation proof by automatic increases tied to consumer prices. He also called for Medicare expansion while criticizing Nixon’s record, spoke in Seal Beach during a Southern California visit, and promised larger social programs for the elderly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seal Beach
Calif
Hubert H. Humphrey
Treasury
Leisure World
Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Southern
California
Hollywood
Joey Bishop
Vietnam
Community Chest Drive Underway In Baytown
GLENA PFENNIG reports the Baytown Community Chest campaign kicked off with a breakfast at the Holiday Inn. Frank Turpin chairs the drive with Ralph Kunz as co chair. Rev. Asbury Lenox called the effort a stadium of three roles. The campaign runs Sept 2 through October with a goal of 230778 for twenty four agencies including the Health League Thrift Exchange Crippled Children Welfare League Boy Scouts YMCA Opportunity School and Workshop and many others.
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Glena Pfennig
Baytown Community Chest
Holiday Inn
Frank Turpin
Ralph Kunz
Asbury Lenox
Grace Methodist Church
Baytown
Community Chest
Health League
Thrift Exchange
Crippled Children’s Treatment Center
Welfare League
Boy Scouts
YMCA
Opportunity
Wayne McClurg
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Burt Rowe
Smith, Strock and Rowe
Sonny Tompkins
Raccoon Drive
Lround
Goose Creek
Sun
Ron Lennard
Lennard
Green Berets
Quang Ngai
U.S. Americal
Demilitarized Zone
Mary Jane Bickley
Bill McElhannon
Robert E. Lee
Mary Jane
W. R. Bickley
Bill
W. A. McElhannon
Rollingwood
House
Gerald R. Ford
George C. Wallace
Adm
Thomas H. Moorer
Soviet Union
Mediterranean
Russia
House Commerce Committee
Philadelphis Inquirer
Harry 3
Karafin
Hubert
Crosby Board Studies New Building Program
Brunson Theater
Baytown Noon
Cooper
Civic Orchestra
Citizens National Bank & Aya Co
LC Regents
Seaman's Center, LLC
Office Houston Legal Foundation
DePelchin Faith Home
North Side
Florence Crittenton Home
Goodwill Industries
Lighthouse For the Blind
Houston Speech and Hearing Center
Family and Children's Service Center
American Red Cross
National Mental Health Association
Texas United Fund Group
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