Brain Surgery At Veterans Hospital In Houston
BASIL BURNETT of 510 East Lobit underwent brain surgery at Veterans Hospital in Houston on Tuesday. Family says he is doing well. Harold Stubbs of 21 South St is convalescing at home after being injured in a automobile accident Monday night. Willie R. Schilling, son of Mr and Mrs Willie Schilling of 1416 Yupan, has returned home from his second assignment in Vietnam after a 30 day leave. he will be stationed at Fort Benning, Ga. His brother, John H. Schilling, has returned from a 1 1/2 month Army tour in Schwabischmuend, Germany.
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Basil Burnett
East Lobit
Veterans Hospital
Houston
Harold Stubbs
South St
Willie R. Schilling
Willie Schilling
Yupan
Vietnam
Fort Benning
John H. Schilling
Schwabischmuend
Germany
Mike
Bobby
Jack Odneal
Woodcrest
South
al Hirt
Doc
Severinsen
Hirt
Doc Severinsen
Bruner Promotion, Navy Seaman in Pensacola
Buddy Bruner son of Mr and Mrs H E Bruner 1500 Harvard is promoted from Seaman Apprentice to Seaman in the U S Navy He is stationed at Pensacola Florida Other notes mention Alma Morgan Malley Bates Marge Carpenter and Opal Turner leaving Goose Creek Country Club to see a demonstration Baytown Baywood members Pearl Kubitz Lorene Ansell Katie Weaver Opal Mallory Mrs D T Smith seeks her loaned cake knife Glen da Butler delivers material Mrs Frank James helps Rick Eben mulls dictionary writing Dianne Hickerson laments one car family due to her father J R Hickerson altering the other car.
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Buddy Bruner
H. E. Bruner
Harvard
U. S. Navy
Pensacola
Fla
Alma Morgan
Malley Bates
Marge Carpenter
Opal Turner
Goose Creek Country Club
Baytown
Baywood
Patty Berg
Pearl Kubitz
Lorene Ansell
Katie Weaver
Opal
Government Asks Status Of Crosby Desegregation
The U S Department of Health Education and Welfare seeks current progress on Crosby School District desegregation plan filed last May after a federal hearing. A reply within 10 days is requested, detailing teacher race assignments student counts by school, current bus routes by race, route changes, bond and construction status, and ongoing freedom of choice.
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Johnella Boynton
U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Crosby
Lloyd R. Henderson
Department
Office of Civil Rights
Henderson
Edgar A. Buttle
Jerry Prochazka
Beng
Joe Reynolds
Drew
Prochazka
U S Not Opposed To Debate On Red China
The United States told the United Nations General Assembly it would not oppose debate on restoring the lawful rights of the People's Republic of China in the UN. Ambassador Buffum said the item is clearly tendentious and prejudicial but the U S expects the assembly to reject efforts to oust Nationalist China. The 1965 vote was 47 47 in a tie, and last year 58 45 with 17 abstentions.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
General Assembly
Assembly
Red China
Peking
U.S
William B. Buffum
Ment
People’s Republic of
Republi
China
Dull Razor Blues Boosts Gander Fan Spirit
The Robert E. Lee Band performs Dull Razor Blues at football games lifting Gander spirit. Trumpet soloists Bobby Odneal and Mike Stubbs lead the section, both Symphonic and Stage Band members. Bobby and Mike aim for music careers at Sam Houston State College.
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Wanda Orton
Robert E. Lee
Bobby Qdneal
Mike Stubbs
Don Muery
REL
Mike
Bobby
Sam Houston State College
Window Shopping: Global Politics and Space News
The Czechoslovak government ousts liberal chiefs of national radio and TV and remains deadlocked with the Kremlin on troop withdrawal. Salazar’s substitute Caetano is expected to bring gradual liberal moves later, while Mexico City faces renewed student-led violence. A Titan 3 rocket launches four military satellites into orbit. Ford doubts GOP risk in supporting Wallace. Clifford confirms Vietnam troop ceiling at 549,000 with no near-term reduction. The USSR proposes a four-part peace plan for Israel and Arab states.
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Kremlin
Gander Band Honors Flags At Friday Halftime Show
The Lee Brigadiers at Gander Texas City will honor the American and Texas flags during halftime. Led by Lt. Elaine Triche, freshmen flag bearers perform in block formations with drums and Bugles. The Robert E. Lee Band enters in a two man wide formation and performs selections including The Southern and The Vidette as drill unfolds. Drum Major Peggy Hill and assistants lead a parade of senior twirlers and a large group of twirlers in varied formations ending with a grand finale.
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Texas City
Lee
Texas
Elaine Triche
Pam Kelley
Donna Wynnemer
Robert E. Lee
Peggy Hill
Janice Lord
Susan Kelly
Diane DeGarmo
Laura Massey
Jeanne Smalling
Virginia Harrington
Patti Greene
Gwen Kadar
Jo Ann Harris
Sandra Mullins
Verna Brown
Terry Sanders
Mary Parker
Linda Magee
Sara McGraw
Bikes Get Stamps At Bowie SFA
Serial numbers will be stamped on bicycles from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday at Bowie and Austin Elementary Schools and Cedar Bayou Junior High by Baytown Evening and Noon Optimist Clubs. Residents living near these three schools are invited to bring their bikes for permanent identification to aid recovery if lost or stolen. All district schools will be covered during the stamping every Saturday morning by the Optimists.
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Bowie and
Austin
Cedar Bayou
Baytown
Baytown Defends Mobile Home Fee as Service Charge
City council and city attorney insist the annual 35 dollar or semiannual 15 dollar mobile home fee is not a tax but a service charge for inspections and safety. They say without the fee, costs would fall on all taxpayers and action against nonpayers will wait for an open meeting to inform residents. As of Tuesday 157 permits issued, about half the estimated number of mobile homes in Baytown. A petition from park owners seeks to challenge the ordinance at the biweekly council meeting Thursday.
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Mike LO
Isford
Baytown
Bill Laughlin
Ord
Laughlin
Mobile
Fritz Lanham
Bayton
Hey
Council
Long-Awaited Filibuster On Fortas Gets Underway
In Washington AP report the filibuster against Abe Fortas for chief justice moves ahead with plans to invoke cloture as early as Friday. Senator Mansfield may seek a vote to take up the nomination while opponents press concerns over a $15,000 fee Fortas received for teaching at American University. The debate centers on timing and procedure and Fortas is defended as eminently qualified despite the controversy over the seminar compensation.
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Washington
Abe Fortas
Mike Mansfield
Mansfield
Senate
Michigan
Robert P. Griffin
Fortas
Griffin
Earl Warren
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Hart
American University
Supreme Court
Adult Education Classes Start At Lee College
Lee College begins an adult education program this fall with seven month sessions across four area districts. Funded by a 51,440 grant from the U.S. Department of Education, the program serves adults who did not complete eighth grade and reside in eligible districts. Courses run evenings and focus on reading, math, communication, vocational skills, daily living, citizenship, and civil defense to prepare for the GED.
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Ohey
Approxi- Lee College
Lee College
Harris
U.S. Duty Department of Education
College
Crosby and la Porte
Huffman
Baytown Considers Fireworks Ban Citywide
Baytown city council may vote Thursday on a new ordinance banning the sale storage and use of any fireworks including sparklers within city limits. The measure would make July 4 quiet if approved, replacing a prior rule outlawing fireworks on public property.
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Baytown
City to vote on ban on political signs on public property
During the spring campaigns posters cluttered Bay town as candidates pasted signs on utility poles along Texas Avenue. The council meets Thursday to consider an ordinance banning erecting signs for advertising or political purposes on public property, signaling an end to the signs of the times.
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Baytown
Texas Avenue
Lee College Young Democrats Plan Fall Membership Drive
The Young Democrats Club of Lee College in Harris County aims to boost membership this fall ahead of elections. Current active members total three, with eligibility for 18 to 35 year olds who support the Democratic Party. The first fall meeting discussed an outreach plan including a Humphrey and Muskie campaign caravan and precinct walks. Officers were elected to fill vacancies, with Ken Bunting as president and Scott To, Dan Lowe, and others named. sponsors include Lee College teachers John Britt Delton Goodin and Ronald Roberts.
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Young Democrats Club
Lees College
Harris County
Lee College
Democates Party
Humphrey
Muskie
Democratic Party
Fletterd
Scott
Dan Lowe
Ken Buntin
Scott Townsend
Anne Olds
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