Sun Spots Dean's List Honors Local Student
PATRICK ANN Burianck daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank J Burianck of Crosby is on the dean's list for Sacred Heart Dominican College Houston She has returned for her senior year and majors in elementary education plus San Jacinto PTA meets at 7 p m Tuesday in the school cafeteria for visitation to rooms and intro to new principal H E Zimmerman VFW Auxiliary social at 7 20 p m Tuesday at Mrs Dollie Moravits home with co hostess Mrs Myrtle Lee Spencer Final plans for VA hospital party and secret pals drawn St Mark's social WSCS coffee at 10 a m Tuesday in church parlor to honor new members and 25th anniversary Rotary Club Lt Gov Preston Smith to speak at Baytown Rotary Club noon Wednesday at the Tower Coin Club Bayshore Coin Club meets 7 p m Monday at Sterling Municipal Library public invited KC Dance at Knights of Columbus Hall 3 p m to 1 a m Saturday Oct 2 music by Les Brown admission 2 donation per person Lucky Shopper Mrs Lynn Caskey winner of $10 Monday Morning Shopper Jerry Hicks promoted to specialist from Fort Hood reassigned to Fort Campbell Ky Episcopal Women Edythe Musick Baytown schools cafeterias director speaks on Foods of the Bible at 7 20 p m Tuesday Funeral Pending DRAKE 46 of 5612 Crosby Cedar Bayou Road died 12 30 a m Monday in Houston hospital services to be announced by Earthman Funeral Home Drake employed by United Carbon Have Visitors Mrs Clifford Oswell of Jasper convalescing from surgery at her daughter Doyle Huron's home former Baytown resident awaiting visitors
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Patrick Ann Burianck
Frank J. Burianck
Crosby
Sacred Heart Dominican College
Houston
Pat
Sacred Heart
VFW
VFW Ladies
Dollie Moravits
Long Drive
Myrtle Lee Spencer
D. Drake
Crosby-Cedar Bayou Road
Houston Hospital
Earthman Funeral Home
Drake
United Carbon
Weather Forecast Cloudy With Drizzle Likely Tuesday
Cloudy skies dominate with occasional rain possible as a warm front approaches. Temperatures are expected to rise by Tuesday with mild to warm conditions and a moderate day time temperature range.
Baytown music club leader returns from state board meeting
Mrs Velma F Tham of the Baytown Music Study Clubs comes home from Waco where she attended the state board as first vice president of the Eighth District of the Texas Federation of Music Clubs. Sherry Bramlett calls from her berth beneath the Orange Tower to say she had a class with Lynda Bird Johnson at the University of Tennessee. Boots Dzilsky and family celebrate an auspicious occasion as she earned her driver's license and car at almost the same time as Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dorn. Jamey Dorn visited his parents over the weekend, Dr. Norris and an associate professor of chensis try at Lamar Tech in Beaumont. Kathryn Mitchell and Sally Nevill return from a tour of the eastern states and Washington, accompanied by Mitchell's son Buzzy, a sports student at Carson-Newman College in Jefferson City, Tenn.
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VELMA F_ Tham
Baytown Music Study Clubs
Waco
Texas Federation of Music Clubs
Sherry Bramlett
Orange Tower
Sam Bramletts
Lynda Bird Johnson
University of Tenn
Boots Dzilsky
Kenneth Dorn
Wnek
Jamey
HL Dorris Sr
Norris
Lamar Tech
Besamin Oo
Kathryn Mitchell
Sally Nevill Rem
Washington, D.C
Debbie Expected To Gain Strength In Gulf Today
Tropical storm Debbie was forecast to intensify as it moved into the warm Gulf waters. Hurricane Carol stirred in the Atlantic about 2,300 miles east of North Carolina, posing immediate danger to land. Forecasters warned small craft along the northern Gulf Coast to stay near shore as Debbie drifted southeast, with winds near 35 mph and squalls up to 50 mph. Carol was moving slowly toward the southeast with no expected growth.
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Miami
Fla
Debbie
Gulf of Mexico
Carol
Atlantic
North Carolina
New Orleans
Ward
Irche
Roth
Betsy
New Ouneans
Gulf Coast 101
Domestic Difficulties Atop Johnsons Ranch In Rainbound Week
President Johnson keeps official business to a minimum at the LEY Ranch while rain hampers planned activities at Lake Luby. Ciara Raw, silent-film star, dies at 60 from heart attack in Culver City. New York Herald Tribune returns to newsstands after 11 days during a strike by The Times. UNESCO sponsors anti narcotics film by star group paid $2 each. Lloyds of London bears major losses from Betsy.
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Johnson
Ley Ranch
Lake Luby
Ciara Raw
Culver City
Nev
New York lWerald Tribune
New York Times
Times
Bar groups oppose Morrissey for federal judgeship
BOSTON AP Bar association leaders voiced displeasure at President Johnson’s nomination of Francis X. Morrissey, a Boston municipal judge for seven years, to a life U.S. district judgeship in Massachusetts. The Massachusetts Bar Association and the Federal Judiciary Committee oppose his appointment, citing concerns about his qualifications.
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Boston
Bar Association
Johnson
Francis X. Morrissey
Semnedy
Massachusetts Bar Assocation
Federal Jhidisiary Committee
American Bar Association
Morrissey
Senate
Johnson City
Tex
U.S
Massachusetts
Walter H. McLaughlin
Massachusetts Bar
John F. Kennedy
Peace bid in Dominican deteriorating crisis deepens
SANTO DOMINGO AP reports a serious deterioration as a provisional government faces a tense climate three weeks into Hector Garcia Godoy rule. U S Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker returned to press OAS led peace efforts while a 10,000 strong Inter American Peace Force looms to deter large scale violence. Ex President Bosch’s return adds to the strain as he urges forceful action against foreign troops.
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Santo Domingo
Regab
U.S. Ambassa
Ellsworth
Bunker
Organization of American States
National University
Hector Garcia-Godoy
Juan’ Bosch
Bosch
Sterling High costs exceed three million in Sterling High School project
Construction and finishings for Ross Sterling High School run beyond 3 million, with more than half the work done. Superintendent George B. Gentry says the extra funds will come from the 1965-68 budget and possibly the 1966-67 budget, with some equipment costs charged to the 1966-67 year when the school begins use. He notes buildings funds cover the building cost and outlines budgeted equipment figures and anticipated adjustments.
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Bee Landrum
New Ross Sterling High School
Sterling
George B. Gentry
Gentry
Vo Et Cay
Texas Education ‘Agency
Baytown Courtyard Sees Sudden Cool Spell
A cool spell dropped Baytown temperatures by over 20 degrees in recent days. Houston Weather Bureau reports a cooler spell likely to persist with weekend showers. Baytown recorded 69 degrees and Sunday morning 59, the coolest since May, with over five inches of rain in 10 days.
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Baytown
Houston Weather Bureau
Texas
Bay
La Porte school integration plan in rights act dispute
La Porte officials awaited federal response on their claim that the district’s integration policy complies with the Civil Rights Act. A letter to HEW and copies to Johnson Connally Tower Yarborough Casey and the Justice Department urged investigation and invited a HEW representative to La Porte.
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la Porte
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Johnson
John Connally
John Tower
Ralph Yarborough
Bob Casey
U.S. Justice Department
Preston D. Head
Department
Health, Education and’ Welfare
la Porté
State Highway Official Inspects Baytown Area Roads
Jack Kultgen a Waco Ford dealer and State Highway Commissioner spent a weekend in Baytown and nearby communities examining Highway 146 North Loop and NASA area routes. He and Thad Felton friends since 1935 discussed funding for Highway 146 from La Porte to Red Bluff Road and Highway 225 from Pasadena to the Baytown La Porte tunnel. Kultgen, in his third year of a six year term, advocates spending first on roads that boost business and economy while ensuring safe vehicle movement.
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Jack Kultgen
Ford Cars
Waco
Baye Town
Kultgen
State Highway Commission
Texas
Chicago
Dallas
Thad Felton
Ford
Houston
Baytown
Kuligen
Felton
NASA
Tom la Porte
Seamoor
Lon
la Porte
West Main Street
Red Bluff Road
Nouth
Bayport
Pasadena
Baytown Police Seeks Seven Patrolmen for Open Positions
Baytown Police Department seeks seven patrolmen due to budgeted addi tions and a vacancy from resigna tion. Twenty two applicants took the civil service exam Tuesday night. seven scored passing totals. At least three of the remaining seven are eliminated. Additional applications are being taken with an exam date to be set by the Baytown Civil Service Commission. Police Chief Blair Mann invites prospective applicants to contact the department for details as pay and hours improve over 15 years.
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Baytown
Blair Mann
R. H
Bo) Tumer
Tumner
Baytown Schools Accelerate Science Curriculum Efforts
In Baytown, the school district expands science instruction amid an industrial setting and near space industry. Art Hodges leads the district science program, coordinating teachers, guides, and materials while teachers pursue in service training and workshops to deepen earth and astronomy education for junior and senior high students.
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Art Hodges
Robert E. Lee High School
Hodges
Otes
Baytown
Texas Education Association
Sisters from Baytown and Jacin City Featured in Notice
Two sisters identified as AF 3 Navarre of Baytown and Mrs Don L Mattheis of Jacin City appear in a local notice. The fragment notes their names and residences, signaling a forthcoming obituary or community announcement.
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Navarre
Baytown
Jacin‘o City
Booths Set Up For PGA Tickets At Country Club
Golf fans can save money by buying advance tickets at the Texas PGA event. Two booths are ready at the country club on Monday for the final day advance sales. Mrs R P Rose is in charge of ticket sales.
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Golf
Bess
R. P
Rose
LC Student Count Breaks Record at 2100 Enrollees
Lee College sees fall term enrollment surge with 1610 classes registered and 30 invited, plus 90 in nursing and welding programs. An additional 50 to 100 adult education students are expected, potentially pushing totals beyond 2100, surpassing last year’s 1878. Dean Rundell notes company partnership may add 100 adult education participants.
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Bay Own
Jean
Burdell
Plans for Hum ale Oil refinery fuels control center
Mn HORC records show plans and specifications for a new fuels control center at Hum ale Oil and Refining Co Bay refinery. The project includes a reinforced concrete structure with a steel frame and built-up roof. A selected list of bidders will be leased to the center by Milton McGint.
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Hum ale Oil &. Refining + Co
Bay
Milton’ McGint
Zated Mei
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