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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1962

Page

2

Indictments Add To Ills Of Estes

PECOS AP County grand jury indictments accuse Billie Sol Estes of stealing millions through faked mortgages notes and leases in Reeves County. Federal indictments in El Paso involve about 24 million on liquid fertilizer tanks. Judge Staley set bond at 22 500. Estes already faces 100 000 in federal bail.

Pecos Billie Sol Estes Estes J. A. Staley Allen Hoelf Thomas Hi Bell L. G. Worsham W. J. Worsham Travis Lattner Jr Jack Bradley Dallas Agriculture Department Texas Will Wilson

Missing items reported at Paine Bros storeroom

Baytown police said Korenek 22 of 3329 Highway 146 reported his black pillfola with identification papers and sunglasses taken from his coat in Paine Bros storeroom between 3:30 and 5:30 p.m. Wednesday.

Korenek Highway 146 Paine Bros Baytown

Discontent grows in Brazil as peasants rebel against landlords

In northeast Brazil long simmering anger erupts into violence as peasants and urban slum youth push back against landowners. The scene includes fiery rhetoric and a sense that Kennedy's Alliance for Progress is under strain as the United States seeks to mollify rising unrest amid harsh rural poverty and education gaps.

Recife Brazil Infeli Agir Kennedy Alliance For Progress U.S

Northeast Brazil Faces Drought and Communist Agitation

The Pernambuco region, one of nine in distress, endures drought, poverty, and inflation amid bureaucratic strain. Communists and anti-U.S. factions gain traction through student groups and peasant leagues led by Francisco Julio, with Fidel Castro revered by some youth. Governor Alves of Rio Grande do Norte raises a report on the northeast's hardships.

Ft. Knox Pernambuco Brazil Francisco Julio Fidel Castro Allimee Aluisia Alves Lof Rio Grande Do Norte

Three Astronauts In Houston Amid Global Tensions

A report by Merwin Bohan outlines short and long term relief for troubled regions, with Brazil allocating funds for rapid impact programs and long range plans. Voters face October elections as Brazil grapples with unemployment, migration pressures, and debate over land reforms. The drought areas show mineral and hydroelectric potential but face a critical question of time and action.

Kennedy Merwin Bohan Alves Bohan Washington Alliance Brazil Hus Recife

Highlands Rotary Discuses Motto Service Above Self

Highlands Rotary Club met in Highlands Methodist Educational Building to discuss the motto Service Above Self. A visiting panel from Baytown and Galveston hospitals offered suggestions for current projects. Seerbermuh suffered a heart attack and died days ago. funeral arrangements were to be held at 7.00 am to 4.00 pm May 2 at the Tower restaurant.

Rotary Highlands Rotary Club Methodist Highlands Bucky Turner Otis Graham Henry Diss Mukes Lowell Lammers Equsign Hospital Baytown Harry Arthur Bent Aleaon Seerbermuh Wna Park Ant Tom Middleton Jack Harry Cochran Jack Craw Ford Northshor Washington Ave Houston Tower

Sidley Scarborough Rites Set For Friday

Sidley Scarborough 82, once married in Mont Belvieu, dies early Thursday morning in the area. Funeral rites are scheduled for Friday, with details pending.

Sidley Scarborough Mont Belview

Astronauts split after Johnson Ranch visit en route to bases

Seven astronauts left Johnson Ranch and later gathered at Kelly Air Force Base in San Antonio before dispersing in three groups. Grissom, Shepard, and Carpenter flew to Houston. Glenn, Sehirrawnt, and John Glenn Jr. to Cape Canaveral. Sleyton and Cooper traveled to St. Louis by air. The Air Force did not disclose reasons for the St Louis trip, though work on Project Mercury spacecraft cores built by McDonnell Aircraft Co. is known to have occurred there.

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Scandinavians Club Picnic Hosted by Houston Group

The Scandinavians Club of Houston invites Bay Area residents to a noon picnic on May 6 at Roseland Park in Crosby Cedar Bayou area. Attendees may bring a favorite Scandinavian dish. Mrs Thad M Johnson is chairman. Benard Dough is club president.

Bay Ftown Crosby Cedar Bayou Scandinavians Club of Houston Rose‘land Park Thad M. Johnson Jeni Benard

Gulf Coast Firemen Meet Here Saturday

About 55 fire departments from the Gulf Coast area attend the Gulf Coast Firemen Association convention at the Volunteer Firemen's Recreation Hall on Lee Drive and Nazro. Mayor Al Clayton delivers the welcome, a $1.50 dinner and trimmings, a 7 pm business meeting, pumper races, and a 9 pm dance with orchestra. Tickets include the dance.

Gulf Coast Area Gulf Coast Firemen's Association S. V. Robberson

HLPC Finance Plans Delayed By Rate Talks

Houston Lighting and Power Co faces delays in permanent financing dividends and a possible stock split as rate increase hearings stretch on. T. H. Wharton, company president, told stockholders at the annual meeting in Houston that the lengthy rate hearings have caused some delay in the financing program.

Houston Houston Lighting and Power Co T. H. Wharton HL & P Co Rel Fompany Hous

Field Meet EAST HARRIS District Boy Scouts Event

The annual field meet will start Friday afternoon at Camp Reber and run through Saturday. Parents are invited to bring picnic lunches at noon Saturday for a family gathering. It will feature an optional lunchtime picnic and activities including water boiling and match striking contests after the competitive events.

East Harris District Camp Reber

Funeral service set for Starknrough in Baytown area

Friday at Allison Parker Memorial Home in Dayton will be officiated by Rev James Farmer Assembly of God pastor from Mont Belvieu. Burial will be in Memory Gardens Baytown cemetery. Survivors include sister in law Mont Harvey Scarborough and nephews in Mont Belvion Louisiana. Starknrough a World War II veteran has lived in the Bastrop area for 30 years.

Allison Pineral Dayton James Farmer Assembly of God Mont Belvieu Baytown Cemetery Sis Mont Harvey Scarborough Harles Harry Scarborough Mont Belvion Wivcns Starknrough Astris Wimbers

Highlands Little League Parade Set for Saturday Morning

Highlands LL Parade begins at 9 a.m. Saturday forming at Cathaug Church and moving north on Main Street toward Toy Yong's Drive-In. Nominees for LL sweetheart are invited to participate.

Highlands Little League Highlands Cathaug Toy lYong's LL Sweethout

License Found at Lyon Sun Office Front

Scattered fragments report a license found near the Lyon Sun office on Thursday. The owner may reclaim at New Office.

Sascar Lyon Sun Ing Offic

Ensign Jerry Ralls Home On Leave From Navy Reserve

Ensign Jerry Ralls son of Mr and Mrs Botts of 101 Narellie is home on leave after receiving his commission. He will be stationed aboard the USS Princeton, with part of its home base in Long Beach California.

Alvin Mauries Cornelius Mr. and Mes. A. K. Cornelius Peggy Naval Reserve U.S.S. Bennington San Diego Calif FUS Jerry Ralls Ay Botts Narellie U.S. Naval Reserve U.S.5 Princeton Long Beach Catit

Hospital Beat summaries and new arrivals at area hospitals

The Sun lists hospital notes for Baytown Gulf Coast San Jacinto and related facilities. Admits include L T Dickerson at Baytown Surgery and several others with room numbers. Newborns noted include a son born April 26 to Audrey Parrish and a son born April 25 to Julian Hamilton and William Quartz at San Jacinto pages.

L.T. Dickerson Bolster Baytown Hospital Gulf Coast Walter J. Guillotte Olive Linda Lee Miller Crosby Annie E. Myzell Anahuac Jady Lee Woodland Billy Woodland Midway James B. Coker Arbor D. O'Brien Sr San Jacinto William C. Cleveland Florida Ernest Lee Miller Utah Alverez “Davis Houston A. E. DeLeon Magnelia Walter Koepke Milner Billy K. Stewart Channelview Alison Ash Dayton Brenden Wayne Rumiley Qois H. Herrin Weaver Audrey H. Parrish N. Main Julian P. Hamilton Baytown William J. Quartz Pamela Horn Jessie L. Grantide Burbank Mars Kenneth Sicher

Channelview Hospital Beat Admittances to Tidelands

Admittances list names from Houston area including JT Hopson Linda Jordan Nel Day Hevrig WH McGonagle Barbara Baer and Katherine Smith with affiliations to Channelview and Houston hospitals. other listed individuals include Randy Hackett Robert Chasthan Betty Travathan Robert McDonald and Avy Tuck from Deer Park and Houston. The fragment outlines patient or staff entries in a hospital beat brief.

Tidelands Hosaihalt JT R. Hopson Linda Jordan Nelday Hevrig WH. McGonagle Barbara Baer Hous Ers Katherine Smith Chanissals Randy Hackett Robert Lee Chasthan Betty Travathan Robert McDonald Houston Avy Tuck Deer Park

Cedar Bayou Junior High Spring Festival Set for Thursday

The Cedar Bayou Junior High spring festival starts at 5 30 p m Thursday at the school featuring a turkey dinner a variety show and multiple booths for visitors to enjoy.

Cedar Bayou

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