Johnson to attend Asian summit on Viet Nam war
President Johnson plans to join a summit in Manila with leaders from six Asian nations fighting in Viet Nam. A broader Asia tour to Australia New Zealand and South Korea was under consideration with official details to be announced.
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Washington
Johnson
Manila
Viet Nam
Philippines
Asia
Australia
New Zealand
South Korea
White House
Ferdinand E. Marcos
South Viet Nam
Thailand
Marcos
University of Hawaii
Harold Holt
Keith J. Holyoake
Honolulu
United States
Bill D. Moyers
Baytown Area Meetings And Announcements Highlight Local Events
Baytown groups plan a busy week with the Texas Association of School Boards meeting in Austin attendees listed. District PTA workshop speaker William P Hobby in Houston. First Christian Church Father Son Banquet guest Dr Richard Strahan. Jewish Succoth services at K Nesseth Israel. Baytown Reserves training at Wooster Fire Station. First Baptist TU pie supper rescheduled. Carol Vance to speak at Baytown Optimist Club. Nanah B Casey, daughter of Crosby residents, enrolls as junior at Mary Hardin Baylor College majoring in elementary education. Partly cloudy warm Baytown forecast. high 72 to 80 degrees.
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Richard Strahan
Lee College
First Christian Church
Nanah B. Casey
Hospital visits and sports notes fill local page
J. T. and Geneva Badgett visit a hospital while Dub Ward supplies information from a doctor’s office. Rocky Keene stays busy at college with little time for recreation. Ron Plecheck of The Sun’s sports staff is a patient at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital. Earl Lively hopes to cast off a broken ankle before St. Louis. Martha O’Brien reports golf results from her team at San Jacinto Methodist. Mr. and Mrs. Kent Cheddick host C. W. Wong of Formosa. Arthur Chasnoff plans an eight day trip to Hong Kong won in a sales contest. Fommy Cook seeks two tickets to the Texas-Indiana game in Austin. call after 3 p.m. Alma McNulty makes several hospital visits. Dr Kari V. Opryshek highlights a news item.
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J. T
Geneva Badgett
Dub Ward
Rocky Keene
Ron Plecheck
the Sun
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Earl Lively
St. Louis
Martha O'Brien
Kent Cheddick
C. W. Wong
Formosa
Arthur Chasnoff
Hong Kong
Fommy Cook
Austin
Alma McNulty
Kari V. Opryshek
Connally says prestige at stake in Carr vs Tower race
Gov. John Connally says both his and President Johnsons prestige are at stake in Atty. Gen. Waggoners bid to unseat Republican Sen. John Tower. He spoke at a long news conference from the LBJ ranch, noting Carrs tough race and the need to support the campaign while hinting at possible legislative moves.
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Democratic Party
Carr
Connally
Johnson
Lbj Ranch
Baytown Bank Charters Rejected by State Board
Three Baytown bank charter petitions were rejected by the State Banking Board after applications filed last March. Chairwoman J M Falkner said there is no public necessity for new banks and advised petitioners to pursue court action if desired. The petitions named directors from Baytown business, journalism, and professional circles, including First National Bank of Baytown figures and U S astronaut Alan Shepard Jr.
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Perry Britton
Peoples State Bank
Eldon Berry
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Robert Matherne
Matherne
Homer Wilson
Sinclair
Channelview
Jeff Fleming
Pasadena
WH. Baugh
Lewis A. Wilburn
Baugh
First National Bank
la Porte
Clear Creek Bank
Seabrook
Wilburn
Chevrolet
Fred Hartman
Baytown Sun
F. A. Richardson
Gaytown
Lee Brasfield
Granville Laughlin
George Chandler
H. W. Kilpatrick I
George Walmsley
M. L. Wismer
Alan Shepard Jr
Bob Stakes
First National Bank of
Baytown
New Bank
First National
Brasfield
Laughlin
Wilmer Baytown
Kilpatrick and Walmsley
Chandler
Stakes
Shepard
U.S
Hurricane Inez Slams French Isles
Hurricane Inez strengthened to 120 mile per hour winds as it neared Guadeloupe with 100 mile an hour gusts. A hurricane watch was issued for Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands while small craft sought safe harbors and residents prepared for the blast.
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Miami
Fla
Inez
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
Guadeloupe
Caribbean
Trinidad
Venezuela
Atlantic
Africa
Cleo
Weather Bureau
U.S. Virgin Islands
Baytown Commend 11 Students as Merit Scholars Semifinalists
Baytown shows strong national merit lines with 11 semifinalists among 14 000 top seniors. Names include Barbara T DeGarmo Roger Levon Dickey Christine A Ehlig Dennis A Gibbons Dean A Littlepage Mary J McClint Jock Robert E Miller Michael G Mullen Thomas A Fost Carolyn Strickland Charles M Wood.
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Baytown
National Merit Scholarship Corp. of
Diinors
Barbara T. DeGarmo
Roger Levon Dickey
Christine A. Ehlig
Dennis A. Gibbons
Dean A. Littlepage
Mary J. McClint
Jock
Robert E. Miller
Michael G. Mullen
Thomas A. Fost
Carolyn Strickland
Downtown Improvement Plans Discussion Stated
Bay town officials and the Study of Downtown Development Committee will present proposals at a city council meeting to revitalize the downtown area. The plan aims for a spacious practical shopping district with a nautical theme, addressing parking, traffic flow, lighting and sidewalks with input from 35 citizens and professionals.
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Baytown
City Hall
Bill Strickler
Baytown United Fund Drive kicks off October 1
Baytown’s United Fund drive begins Thursday with a 7 a.m. breakfast at the Holiday Inn and a goal of 205 029 dollars. About 500 volunteers across 16 divisions will contact residents to support 25 agencies, including 10 Baytown groups relying on Red Feather dollars. Coates and Davis lead the effort, with tours of Baytown agencies scheduled Oct 4 6 1 and 13.
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United Fund Campaign
Ers
Holiday Inn
John J. Coates
An Coats
C. H. Davis
Red Feather
Baytown
Houston
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Parkway
Neal and
Oak Addition
American Red Cross
E. Defoe
Coates
Red China seeks U S rapprochement amid global peace concerns
Red China's premier and foreign minister say the government wants to settle differences with the United States though Washington has not met Pe king's approaches. Global worry grows over what this means for world peace as North Viet Nam bombing and zone attacks continue. United Nations delgates, African and Asian diplomats push to end South African rule in South-West Africa. President Johnson and Ludwig Erhard wrap White House talks, then visit Cape Kennedy. Mike Mansfield urges the State Department to consider Katzenbach ideas. Gemini reveals space walk challenges.
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Red
China
United States
Washington
Peking
Johnson
Ludwig Erhura
White House
Cape Kennedy
Time Short For Gifts Time Short For Gifts Deadline for collecting Christmas gift items for servicemen
Red Cross chair man Mrs J C Bailey Jr announced that Saturday is the deadline to collect gifts for Viet Nam servicemen. Baytown Red Cross will assemble Christmas bags at Red Cross headquarters 720 E Defect items needed include ball point pens facial tissue plastic soap dishes washcloths pocket combs puzzles or small games.
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Viet Nam
J. C Bailey Jr
Red Cross
Baytown
Humble Oil Goose Creek District Overview At Luncheon
The Baytown Lions Club heard Humble Oil details on Goose Creek District operations. 160 employees, 1.5 million annual payroll, and 1966 budget of 1.5 million were outlined along with 50 miles of pipelines, 20 platforms, a gas plant and 16,000 horsepower of compressors.
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Humble Oil
Humble
Goose Creek
Baytown Lions Club
Tower
Dutch) Kreteschmar
Lee Drive
Missouri Pacific
Kretschmar
Galveston Bay
Baytown
Gulf Coast Industrial Gas System
J. H. Kinsey
Bud Greer Heads List of Kiwanis Club Nominees
Baytown Kiwanis announced nominations with Bud Greer as president nominee. Other candidates include D A Tracht as first vice president L J Reilly and Dave Sherron as second vice president. Board nominees are Jim Armsworth Pat Ball Wilbur Cottle T E Cook W C Jackson Monte Lawless Ted McCall.
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Baytown Kiwanis Clvic
Bud) Greer
D. A. Tracht
L. J. Reilly
Dave Sherron
Jim Armsworth
Pat Ball
Wilbur Cottle
T. E. Cook
W. C. Jackson
Monte Lawless
Ted McCall
Jerome Osland
American Red Cross
Houston
Red Cross
Harris County
Baytown
Garth Road Extension To Open Soon
Garth Road extension from Park Street to Decker Drive, funded by the 1965 bond, is complete and slated to open Friday or Saturday per city manager Fritz Lanham. The $170,538 project uses shell base with hot mix asphalt surface, Brown and Root Construction Co. as contractor. A separate $226,758 Oak addition street project targets Jan 12, 1967, weather permitting, with Gulf Bitu lithic Co. of Houston handling paving after water mains and storm sewers are installed.
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Garth Road
Park Street
Decker Drive
Fritz Lanham
Brown and Root Construction Co
Gulf — Bitulithic Co
Houston
Chrysler and Ford Cut 1967 Auto Prices to Compete With GM
Detroit AP reports Chrysler trimmed its 1967 price increases after Ford did the same, aiming to stay competitive with General Motors. Even with the revisions, GM’s average $512 raise remained higher than Chrysler and Ford, which averaged about $64 and $66 respectively.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
Texas administrators urge pay raise for 1967 legislature
AUSTIN AP reports the Texas Association of School Administrators voted to ask Gov John Connallys Public School Study Committee to recommend a teacher pay raise to the 1967 legislature. NEW YORK AP says the AFL CIO Transport Workers Union rejected an Amercian Airlines contract offer and 12,008 non operating employees would strike the airline at 6 45 a m EDT Wednesday.
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Austen
Texas Association of School Administrators
John Connsly
Public School Study Committee
New York
AFL _. CIO Transport Workers Union
TWU
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WD_ Hinson
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Holly McLemore
Robert Sauls
Dave Sherran
Carole Opryshek
Seth Mitchell
Bob Wahrmund
William P. Hobby
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Wooster Fire Station
First Baptist Training Union
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Waggoner
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French Isles
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Fulia Pierson
Health League Clinic
Baytown United Fund Agency
John Costes
East Harris County
Tom Galphin
Gulf Ol Corp
Mrrs
Marilyn Linder
Huber Corp
Guidance[Center For Study and Treatment
DePelchin Faith Home
Florence Crittenton Home
Goodwill Industries
Lighthouse For the Blind
Houston Speech and Hearing’ Center
Family and Children’s Service Center
Vocational Guidance Service
Legal Aid Society
National Mental Health Association
Texas United Fund
National Social Welfare Assembly
Texas Social Welfare Association
United Service Organizations
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Demilitarized Zone
Constitutional Assembly
U.N. General Assembly
South-West Africa
Mike Mansfield
State Department
Nicholas Katzenbach
Devil’s Advocate
Gemini
Thad Felton
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Montgomery County
Brazoria County
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Galveston Island
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Cedar Point
Red Fish Reef
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Olcott
Long
Kretzschmar
Bud Greer
Kiwanis Club
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Jae
Gulf
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Stephen Jones
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Thad Fenelon
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