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Stock Quotes
(Courtesy MorriS Lynch, Piareo,
Fonnor and Smith)
Chemist Claims Connolly To Air Teacher
Hair From Trap j Pay Raise On TV Thursday
Was Steakley's
Gentry Hearing In Austin ••
Dominican -•
the board minority Which oppos- On direct examination by Rey-
.j.,* __i«d the ouster action. nolds. Van Hom (aid the school
ptey^L^thTsystem ml Junes HiPP“ra- a HoU5,or *'• S#*? otticeJ‘**J#
Suosi \ZlFto to Wto? tot tamty representing the school have double entry record,, there
^TJttoSt to make hXr ac !boanl °ty*«*d ,0 ,ht‘ question. no general ledger, and. ininto Allla-Chalmm
^n*^ .r^(^raUW hTfntlfe ,n* et SW»y *!<>"* ,hose bnes, 0|>ln,on' ,bf r?copd,i ■» not kept Aluminium Ltd .
in hU opirZ asZVc u Mrs contending that the dismissal of « ■ modify accrual basis Am#r Cy„n.....
p - Genlrv "was not pursuant" to 1 n later testimony, the 1 LA a r,.i » -t-.i
Jones was responsible for the 'erury wusnui uunuani ..... . ,, . Amer let* in
business office ooerations this part of the policy but was otnciai also sam tmn was no Anaconda Cop ..
mamess otiice operations. __ |{of ..caug4, which coMtltuted-i. IfliWli igdgjW Mt! .»»■* approved Armw
«e breach oHtia contract”' budget was not a part of the fl- A?h|“d ou .......
Jones should be assigned to _ T. ... hav. nanclal records. Roth Steel
some other work and an expert These statements conflict with .........
cneed person with a thorough, ^7? J L. n"! testimony given Tuesday by rv^.ul .........
understanding of accounting pro- ,from transcript oTtoBay- Mrs Jo£„‘ ......
cecure* should be obtained as 1^“. 1 wJ. £“ , ™ m0n They agree with statements C ' .....
business manager. 1**^, Li ™ 1,1 *n audit re!x>rt Riven by Hat-
Opryshek testified that the b*r ^Arutlmd hon* and Suesse for 1%-' -.63:
board emplpytd Suesse at a tec j ; * ,d, i* fiscal year,
of 13,000 to conduct a thorough |7?? Van Hom testjtied he did not
systems study but Suesse later | difmisscd. If he w*s_ f act dls- ]earn during his brief visit
withdrew because of hostility* sj ndf*?d-r.whV,twa*n * *P" whether the records are main-
he encountered in the business1 P*led ar- h-agar asked. tained on a fund basis through-
office. Hippard replied that the policy out the year.
Opryahek was expected to re- confusing or possibly contra- He noted an exception to the
xume his testimony after the diciory in iris opinion. Section statement of the records not be-
2 reads that If the conditions ing on g modified accrual basis
Rev-i are n<>t corrected he shall be in that funds are encumbered in
nolds rested his case lust prior given notlc<‘ in wriflnE at lt'‘,st >be budgeting records wliich he
OftSl mUt morninc reetss Hir>- iiix months belore the expiration said is equivalent to modified
iThXs to comi le e 0' hi* contract Iha> hi« service, accrual.
rbel-resentMi^h^tSonV ™> «* »e retained. Van Horn was questioned at;
by Wednesday afternoon late. | Reynolds said, "It is our posi- length by Reynolds about the
uir,™.rd ..u h« u.-iw ui-,, tior that Section is concerned procedures necessary lor com-j
hui to the rnnH h i Imrn with th<- dismissal of the sopor- pl.ving with TLA requirements.
thireH‘Tm te nl nil it bv mtendent prior to the expiration TKA officials said, with some
there Tm Just playing it by hij €0^ract And S(^llon 2 guidance, the business office
has to dowvith the ujicoihong re- could satisfy the requirements
AUSTIN f Spt —State Gom- {new*! of his tpartract. ‘’ray ' .
■nissioner of Education J. W. "We say none of these things m“j
idgar, who is conducting a were done and that the Baytown “)d "'' .
bearing on the ouster of former hearing was improper because * oh’rrx IMagnevox ......
Baytown School Supt. George H. jt violated these iJolicies." ’ M,'nsanl° .......
fJenii?. has show* an interest R 0Ids continued his que^'^rtf^^tlTisTn rarjuanre iNat “»* ..........
In/dTnis^l 1,0 COnC thn^olShmy- lytnK rejliid IKSS Yurk Ceotrar
. „ .■ u * “Did tile majority of the board n't answer the question. p*?Jr. «*;***"**
. *esdrno"y Tuesday. fVer discuss with Mr. Gentry his Haskins and Sells, a firm.tBat:......
W. Edfear mterupted the ques- shoricomings?” audited the school district s fi- dl 1 utch......
noning of todays last wjtr^ss,- -shteyj nancial records many years, » ...........
Trustee Ben Shirey. to a^k quts- “Was he ever given anything certified that the business office ......
„ t o *n writing concerning this criti- was in compliance with TEA re- cClair........
Gentrys attorney, Joe Rey-‘ quirementa |Socony-Mob ....
'■ Shirey: "No.” .In later t’estimony, on both oi-1 ......
tofohow in disusing the fcuper “Was he evei given a chance rect and cross • examination, i J f .....
nolds, had just read from the lQ C()1TpCt these criticisms?” .Van Hum said the suiierintend- £*‘m ........
intendent. , "No" was Shirey s answer ~ lent must rely on hi, confidence “n?.........
Pari one reads: If m any; Reynold then asked, "Docs in the auditing firm. ^!“n JL'* .........
Um*' *eho*»l board have any other The TEA business manager I ^*ar! ®1"0 ........
onty board, the polkies on dismissal other than said he is reviewing Suesse's au-1 01 V’’“ * * * * * *
ent s sendees-are gerwrany umi^--—,.. : dit report, and will point out any ......
?aUsfactory. his berformance $hirey: Idiacrepem-ies betmien that re-lS®!** ......
-baU ^ discuss^ with him and ^ te;titled that he port and those niade by Haskins;Tennessee Gas ....
any criticism shall be stated in g^ver seen the charges be- and -Sells to Leon Graham, TLA 2,<’xa* rP .........
'•.ntmgby the president of the iort Oct. 15, 1964. when they, assistant commissioner for ad- £exM *
board. The superintendent shall ,^,^^(110 board members; ministration. J?*8* 9u f Su p
lnen 7 Sv<n n** opportunity to in a letterTTom then Board Pres- Dr.' Edgar said Graham will Tidewater .....
correct the conditions outlined 1(jPnt A. R. Stark. make a decision on whether any Transam Coni ........
:n the wntten notification. Shirey testified that Stark ask. other visits need to be made to r.n*?2, a/J, 11-----
Shirey testified. In answer to j^'CMby to resign on Oct 15, | tide school district business of- J{n of ( aid .......
>ynold s ques ions. 19W following ,a furor over (ice by TEiA officials. tpjohn Drug .........
‘ nticism w-as presented to'Gen> wtieUaer or not the Robert E.i Gentry was the second witness it-A, ...........
try' pnot UleJ°^,er .*72” i Lee Band, should be allowed to of the morning and Reynolds Dol tlebb —sy........
ist.October, and the supemi- p,>r;orm at a nationally televis- tested his case after Gentrys Westinghouse
■ ertdent was never given wnten ed -Houston Oiler football game.{testimony. Gfcnlrv demed sever-1 Aerox
',wa7' . r j Reynolds then questioned Shi- al of the charges which have
y11rP'i at “me ■ , . n I rey on six ot the charges-which ; bet n brought against him. 1-1.______A?___
t.y s firing, waa a merrilyl ot Were brought against Gentry. He He said he had never been <ii- |||T0Ql QTIOIlaa
. a^ki il Shirey . if liie board had ie« ten i-v me ooard to morirre.- .............. W'................
Tit ver directed Gentry to improve. 1 ize the business office, that he r.,_ ,,
liine Jand modernize the was unaware that accounting «k*ftinied from Page 1)
methods did riot meet minimum :■
and there were no plans by the
Johnson administration to grant
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U.S. Na
with 6,
avy has 19 ships offshore j(
200 men aboard.
He estimated that the rebel j
force total, about 12.000 armed (rebels Tuerday, called on other
civilians and some 400 former j nations to recognize his'govem-
Dominican army |>ersonnel
AUSTIN (AP)--Gcc, Connally
said today he will take lo a
statewide television network
Thursday, night in put the tracb-i
A chemist hired by Houston po-lere tuv.i jakft,^,nentii»»vw»m>Hn'
'"TBISIS^fs'lne proper nerspcctive "
on a hair taken irom .file booby Cowyailv also toid a news con-
tfap that killed Hcifston' news- (ert-nee he had been informed
man Melvin Steakley proves the the Appropriation* Conference (Continuwl from Page 1)
Bosch told an Interviewer in!hair came from Steakley’, Committee has trimmed $26
million lrmn the 1966-67 spend-
ing bill, enough to’balance with
expected general revenue In-
come for the next two years.
The governor said he would
offer no compromise on the
teachers paV hike issue in his hi, family moved to the Abbe
"hard hitting'' talk over 20 TV subdivision last October. The
stations: neither would be rec- student had alwoy, attended
ommend anv specific tax legis- Baytown schools, having Jived
la*ion lo cover the cost of sum in Baytown In previous years.
ri,i*es Five members of the Barbers
Connallv said the telecast, to Hill School Board, on interested
he carried bv most of the sta- patron and Supt. Boyd attended
lion, at 8 TO o.rn. Thursday the meeting Tuesday night With
would be privately financed the Harris County hoard in the
through funds raised by the Civil Court, Building in Hous-
Committee for Better Education
in Texas lie said the group is
headed by his former aide,
Howard Rose of Midland.
"My speech wiii be a very
factual, jibieetive analysis not
only of, our financing of public
schools but of financing state
government a, wen,” Connally
said.
Caamano, sworn in by the
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ment. He >-.'ud it had the approv
The United Stales gave a rooljal of exiled ex-Pres
g,»lntccutioa,.te tha rabala* iw«up»'{BroWnfflan>,'lg
.....68 ’ ration of Caamano es provision- rally said they were fighting to
al president of the Dominican| return to (lower.
“Cx i Republic. A U.S. sixikesman
told newsmen there were many
•[questions concerning the enrsti-
tulionality of ihc regime. It was
set up in defiance of Ihe mili-
tary junta installed by Brig.
Gen. Ellns Wessin y Wessin aft-
er the revolt on April 24 unseat-
ed the previous civilian junta
The American spokesman
said the rebel government had
not asked for U.S. recognition
A chemist hired by Houston txe
kjSPL.iliWfl |'fe» nays-**- eadfnttnur*'
‘WMs. origi- on a hair taken Irom
(fit
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Abbe 'subdivialor. attend Bar-
bers Hill school. Only one stu-
dent living in-cthat area attendi
school In Baytown, boyd said
the student who *s a senior at
Robert E. Lee High School and
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Puerto Rico he felt Cnaniano! head
would make a good president
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I Robert Estrada refiortedlv
said Tuesday he was satisfied
with the results.
Texas AIM scientists were
more conaervatlve. John Ran-
dall, assistant director of the
AAM sC1ence center, and Dave
Mueller, assistant researcii
chemist at AAM, said the test,
would continue for several days
before there would be sufficient
data for conclusions.
.Steakley, 37, was the religion
editor of the Houston Chroni-
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Columbia Gal .....
Diamond Aik ......
Dow Cham ........
DuPont ...........
El Paso...........
Ford ..............
Foremost Dairies ..
Freeport Sulphur ..
On Elec ..........
Gen Motors .......
Gen Tele .......... .
(len Tire
Georgia Pacific ...........fi!\
Goodyear Tire ..
Greyhound ......
Gulf Oil .........
Gulf States Util .
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Ikisch said Ihe United Stales
surferii from a "communism
psychosis
"great servlet.” to Ihe Commu-
nist parties of the America,'by
sending troops mto Santo Do-
mingo. ...
Caamano, after taking the
oath, of office, drew cheer, from
several thousand followers when
he expressed hope that U S.
troops would leave the country
soon, Otherwise, he warned, thp
(Continued from Page 1) „. {^ple might turn again,, the „ . wf)f ^ ^ by „
Wooster Baptist Church, dress \(, fiec,ed Monday niihr ?!7Wrt-7
of Jean Lafitte and uiraies • lie was eieited Monday nlgm column of ins csr arid wired ta
Pack m Cbbmswr D F "3 7be' 'em,or>' by member, |irv „h(.n the clutch Kdal wa,
. u- • of the Congress which Wessin; nushpd dnw-n
St^*MaI£T°MethedUt" fMofhermilitaiy leaders abol PolPo^n they obtained »ev-
Church, exhibifingRevolutionary h"iM "nd °f
War nerind enslurnes- Trc.n ix- 'ne> ovennrew tioscn !• lltV-SIX red grea«e pencil from (ape
«1. of101 members of the Con- u,ed to secure ihe pistol to the
‘ 7 ,.?**; ,5, Oris, were present for the elec- »
Gillette, sjxmsored by West Buy- tjon gnd tbe vo1e 19.7 Crease pencil samples also
town Ktwanis Club, physical lit- Pr»5«,lrp ,,, ure -e jxm('|i samples *isp
neat; Troop 459, Scoutmaster D. .d \ntjons for speedv withdraw 01 ,amed , from Steakley •
E Bown 1902 Kansas sixmson-d , or withdraw- lcmle, i lficer, said. The hairs arv3
by MSSfS® ."LuLus^T^bm ;he Uniwd and g*-r "Tu *" r-
•U'j 1 ler Dav Saints, smulipg games; ' , '«tre aubjeeted to radiation
......89*4 Troop 809, Scoutmaster Rev. M. , „A Ll S demonstratiw tc
......55*4 E. Smith, Tri-City Beach Rd /f'^Jn Venezuela, Brazil, Pro-;
...... sponv.re.1 I.-. T.vC'ih lu-.c'l, fid ' :'w Ar^n,:' '
•>2L Baptist Church, scouting games: 1 Raiders fired machine gun? Money Sfo en
IMi and Tnmp 8X3, Scoutmaster W. from passing cars at the U-S.i
- fiO^s.H, Relier Jr.. 113 Catherine,(Embassy's cult-ire) Center in A TOTAL OF i61 15.was stplCft
. 55'’s [sponsored by . Wooster Voltin-jCaracas ami; at a bUTtdihf Tie- «-'<ks Drive Inn.., tool
. Si1, teer Fire Department, scouting-;k-ngine-to a subsidiary of aniGn^h ft-wd. R. Kiher. the
American oil company. ; owner, tutd police eariv Wmlnrs-
In Montevideo, Uruguayan: dav Th,‘ m"'*v * «'* *tol"ri from
tile circus are on sole for $1 by*demonstrators stoned the U S .* 1 •*•** iagi*tcr and
... 42'., scouts throughout the Diatrict 1 Embassy and the olftces of Pan b,r k :
... 7#VAny person wanting a ticket-.orAmerican World Airways ,Giiso- The f,rsi United Slate, Mint
-2^ a |”f>‘fhborrt"'-l line iximh* started a fire n a w Is r-t t-d.-.n Hutalalphla
•" f:,- ml b> vontnettng Oiw Fold Motor Co. part, warehouas- 1H1 »he reonnhrra
3IN at 583-2031. - ,m »jn ftieno, AFres. ' *, • „( Apnl 2. 1792
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The Barbers Hill delegation
explained why petitions were
cireulaied In the Abbe subdivi-
sion to propose that the area be
anhexed by Barbers Hill. These
petitions were signed by every
poll tax holderTft the Abbe sub-
dividiosn, Boyd said.
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Int i Nickel.....
Jones A Ijttigh .
Korr-MrGee ..
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I Louis Land.....
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.. 89%
Britain's crow n coionv of
Hong Kong, carrying on in the
shadow cf.JSed China, is a itrie The Goose Creek School Baord
larger tiian New York City injhas said it was opposed to the
annexation
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84%
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. 42%
91 >4
The 0 Toro Restaurant
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"Sming fh Authentic Mcxicm Food"
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! 1 Shirey said no.
On Charge Number 5, con •
j cerning kickbacks on purchase
, of rings by students, Shirey was
i asked it the board had ever ord-
;ered them to stop,
j Shirey said.no. .
y- Shirey said in. answer to furtb-
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... M IB J .Welfare because definite gujde-
requjremenU of the Texas Edu- ]infg fur plan for dcsegre-
cation A^ncy until the matter was no( establlshe<l at
was brought up by the district a; that tjm(.
r:ew auditor, last year, that-he
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, Plans for the compliance with ’
had never been orderedi to stop ihe fViiartmpnt nl Health ■ Fain- ’
the practice Of commissions^ pn <ation and Welfare Regulations, ?
the sale of_ pictures, and school j Tjtje V1 Qvij Right, Act of 19fri"
rings to student*, that he did col- |anJ lil(> -ic..a, U6a;in \«en-
er questions Reywlds asked iU lect fee from the La Pone School | cy effective with tbtLSchooi year
.the school board had a policy of; Diitnct for transfer students in .lre as niows «
evaluating the school superin - the year 196.3-64, and that he did
tendent annually......Shirey. said! not deliberately commit the high j.jj
yw:._ , „ , ______ nchoqi band to periori-i at a ‘2 tiesegregation on huso, and
‘WJrat- mettKXt Rev- Houston Oilf r fTwTbai!aa ;or bus iXHJ^c : ~r
Holds asked. _ ...... —he had been charged w:tn do^ 3 Desegregation of all school
Shirey aakf, "We had »"form ing. . appboved clubs, organizations
prepared by the present board Gentry testified that he knew ,Uricf, 5r>cl?ils and other activi-
and we had a week or so to put the business office was short of
down our evaluation numerical-! help and unable to process re - 4 No transportation will be
iy on various phase* of his quests for reimbursement of Na- )jrov.)(lpd and other oxjiense*
i»ork-" ,, . . ... . .... tlonal Liefense F.ducation Act sucy, a, tuition will not tie paid
Reynolds asked Shirey yf there contract* lie said it was the (0 knottier «ch>ol district where
was a discussion of these p.xib- ‘board's ijchiiosophy that* they .-.Kipni attends on hi* or her
lems during the evaluation sbr.Old do more work with-fewe, ^nriwice
which later ah ow e d up_ m. people. •. , , , 5 Voea'.ional ‘units and. ai«
charges against Gentry- blurey Gentry 'also denied he yrerrul-'(ll,(rj(.f arf., anf) vta,e meet
said all..but three of “the prrir ed L)e|.uty Stud. W. D. Hinson 4n(,s for same will be d< seyre
iems which were discussed With m regaid to flie tee of, a actasil, „a,e(j effective June 1 1965
Gentry during his evaluation lot- bus lor the Highlands PTA, b The tame 'criteria will - be
ershowed up a* charges against wtiich wa* suonaormg a trip m e*.ivnin’ student* to
the superintendent which led to student* to Hbustoiy. Gentry said erades and or *ubjet:s rc-ard-
his dismissal. j he considered the trip education- ^.ss (rf r#c<1 \T f re«)
Testimony that the Goose al and'not in violation with the Meetings wit1 ne held in the
Creek District financial records board s policy , nPar futu„, !o explain plan*
do not comply with at least-four; Under cross - examination uy and proreri„res for desegrega-
of the Texas Education Agency 's Hippard. Gentry add. he did not (|of. of w,r ,ro()| ,vsrem ——r
require'meBts was given by tl-e know the students were to see
first Witness Wednesday morn-"the movie, "it's V Mid, Mad,
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The Negro students in our
school district are now being
,, _. . ® . . , , ,K transferred and have been trans
William Van Horn, TLA bust- relied-on the judgment ol- tire fPrrwj to luivtim Independenl » ,
ness manager, said he- made a. Highlands , Elementary School school District (or the f«sr sev- v problem-type foods With ease,
brief visit-to Baytown schools on principal in whom he .had coltfi- kmj yean( The Texas Educa-
reb; -4 ar the hriita^wn’ uf 'pr-lMPnee;': ■ UllTOif iTiTTfrevrihe-
Jr» Horvrzy, ~a former me mb-: ,>«. i.KMBI, Page fi( 1 iranswirtation h.i .< [uyrale tais
Of. the school ooard. end All s „, " ; routes for races, color, or t-reen.
Ophelia Joan: former afchunii • . , land-will 'net permit the p«t,f*S>m.r
busmes*'manager. . ‘ XTIlHPIITC ■■ iof 'tuition to another schnol d»-
. Van Horn testified he was in JIUUblllJ ! trict for neyro students when a
the -businesa office approximate- . . „ ,y iiwefve Sonic scJxe.l i* ' i'eri.'- ,
Jy. wl* hour_.Md ..m^._al.>tiut ihe; I'* ?*' _'_____-.-:[;m Ihe ri.strict therefore. jt_
same length pDtime with- t h e" fn activity cank tiut have to Is imfieraitve that oui achnopffi's
school board - - —--ttmv. tbem-,seu-jraU'ly The aca- tnc^desegregate as soon as po*
“ demic students automaticaliy'Te- i'slbMrarid'praaWrablf %._;____
: ceive the cards, allowing- them.......—-
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as part of their college fees. -■ k||||gc mm
Another student asked wh> *
csikmg c-iaNS students do not, «,«itl!itie<l trow Page 11
j carry'trays back to the kitchen, j . ..
[The dean answered that the flu-1congressional critic, of his Vie! }
j dents are not paid to do this Inamese, policies Behind hi, re-
land that the course was not a | quest there afipeafta to he 1tr«]
j work program but a training j double-barreled objective : i
J class. i - Of forcing these critic, tfl
I A point about lh<‘ MDTA slu- v-ole ’ ye* ' or ‘"nr," on an au-
!,dents being "paid" lo go to col-1 thorizatko he linJted..directly„.to
i iege was also clarified. It was
! pointed out by Rundeil that the
j money paid these students is not
! ‘exira" money Sul a subsistence
from the government that would
enable them to remain'In class-
ier It would not be possible for
[them to be in the training pro-
gram if it were not for the fi-
' nanciaTm;"The'parpistTTrf’ the
MDTA program is to train stu-
dents to become self sufficient
[ aria' 'obtain*‘liefter--'Jnlfiik.'^Rim-'
v? j del 1 explained.
Re[xii1s that thefts at Lee Q>1-
lege were connected with the
MDTA progjam were denied
The-de«n sawf the thefUi in most
cases ware by iwiwm ikd con-
nected with the college He said
one theft was hy,« student and
lt»was an academic student in-
stead of one in the MI/I'A pro-
gram
i>anny Rogers. Student Coun-
cil president, said he I«it on* if
tli* main reasons for. frequeni,
thefts at the coiiege has oee
inadequate lighting on the park-
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to curse. Dean Rundeil replied, need."
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to curse.’’ He added that curie j would vote agairst *he fund nu-
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Hartman, Fred. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 190, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 5, 1965, newspaper, May 5, 1965; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1145661/m1/2/: accessed June 20, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.