Highlands Optimist Baseball Tournament Schedule Update
The Highlands Optimist Club continues its baseball tournament at the Highlands Little League field with two games at 6 p.m. Tuesday Greens Bayou versus Highlands and Lakewood versus Sheldon following the first game. The event invites public attendance as safety talks and community notices accompany the schedule.
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Optimist
Highlands Optimist Club
Greens Bayou
Highlands
Lakewood
Sheldon
Local Sun Staff Casual News Roundup
Wanda Orton takes a few days vacation from duties while The Sun newsroom reports on hospital lists, Houston meetings, and St Joseph's new building plans. Baytown teachers publish a reading booklet, a tropical storm forms in the Gulf, and local events include a style show and a theatre production.
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Wanda Orton
Sun Newsroom
W. _C. Jackson
William Tinney
Houston
St. Joseph's
Jusion High
J. W. Stuart
Baytown
Ward
Abby
Gulf of Mexico
Jerry Mallory
Dan Stallworth
The
Sun
Glen Koilmeyer
Barbara Ball
Nita Barker
Channelview
Kathryn Sanderson
Little “Theatre
Bell
Thurman Rowlett
Perry DuBose
Benny Moskowitz
Hobart Enoch
Hobart
Frank Wilson
Austin
Grover Kenyon
Alto
School Budget Hearings Set for 1963-64 Year
School district and college district hold tentative budget approvals after Monday night session. A meeting will be held to make revisions on the budgets for the 1963-64 year.
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Shoodstrice
Tee College
Crosby Fair and Rodeo Returns With Large Schedule
The Crosby Fair and Rodeo, in its 18th year, runs August 13 to 15 at the Crosby Fair Grounds. Judging in multiple divisions, food booths serve barbecue daily, and rodeo performances start at 3 p.m. in a 3,000 seat stadium. Proceeds fund Crosby FFA and 4-H clubs. A street dance and a Thursday parade of dignitaries accompany the event.
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Crosby
Eddie Faust
Crosby Fairociation
Crosby Fair Grounds
Fair Grounds
Faust
Crosby Ffa
Ramsey Chevrolet
Wester
Humble Seeks Changes In Union Pact In 1965 Bargain
Humble Oil and Refining Co proposes a three point change in the contract with the Houston Area Production Federation. The plan, announced by Humble reps, affects about 200 Goose Creek District workers and additional staff in Anahuac and Beaumont. Provisions include a 2 percent pay raise for hourly and salaried employees, a vacation schedule update with longer time off by service tier, and a $2 monthly increase in company hospital plan contributions. The effective date is the first day of the month after federation notification of acceptance.
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Houston Area
Employes Federation
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Humble
Gert Morrison
Tomball
Houston
Goose Creek
Anahuac
Metteg
Homble
Beatles Draw 1129 Fans To Morning Show
The four Beatles arrived in town and wowed a capacity crowd of 1,129 for a 10 am screening of A Hard Day’s Night at Brunson Theater. Due to demand, a 12:30 pm show was added as fans queued before the 11 am line formed for Unsinkable Molly Brown, delaying the late start at 2:20 pm.
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England
Brunson
Rufus Honeycutt
Molly Brown
Blood Needed For Girl 9 In Texas Hospital
Rita Marie Upton, a nine year old leukemia patient at Gulf Coast Hospital in Baytown Texas, needs blood donors. Her mother Eva Marie Cutchins says the situation is urgent. Call Miss Janet Manteris to schedule a donation appointment, with donations taken 3 to 3 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays. Receipts will be issued to donors.
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Rita Marie Upton
Baytown
Texas
Eva Marie Cutchins
Garth Read
Janice Manteris
Gulf Coast Hospital
Schools Hire Seven New Teachers and Four Resignations
The school board approved seven new teachers and four resignations. New staff include Johnny Ray Williams Ashhel Smith Mrs Margaret Schulze and others assigned to Baytown Cedar Bayou and several elementary campuses. Mary Alice Thorpe was approved as Cedar Bayou secretary. Resignations came from James S. Johnson Horace Mann Charlene Dickerson Annie S. Taylor and Genevieve Johnson. Budget for 1964-65 set at 9 715 147 with public hearing scheduled. low bids for stage curtains and typewriters submitted by Houston Scenic Co. and Texas Scenic Co. for multiple campuses.
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Johnny Ray. Williams
Horace
Mann
Charlene Dickerson
Travis
Annie S. Taylor
Austin
Genevieve B
Johinson
Cedar Bayou
Houston Scenic Co
Houston
Ashbel Smith
Horace Mann
San Jaeinson
Anson Jones
David G.burnet
Harlem
de Zavala
Texas Scenic Co
San Antonio
James A. Davis
Heat and Grass Fires Raze Central Texas Rural Land
A heat wave pushes into Texas with 108 degree readings in Wichita Falls and 106 in Mineral Wells. Nearly 600 acres burned on the R. E. Coleman Ranch southeast of San Saba as crops and range land suffer under extended dry conditions. A cooling mass nears Dallas Fort Worth, but rain remains scarce and power outages hit cities from Midland to Big Spring.
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Associated Press
Air
Texas
San Saba
R. E. Coleman
Department of Agriculture
Kansas-Oklahoma
Barder
Dallas-Fort Worth
Wichita Falls
Midland
Odessa
Colorado City
Big Spring
Texarkanan
Dallas
Dalhart
Amarillo
Citizens National Bank Opens 6 Drive In Windows
Citizens National Bank now offers six drive in windows boosting service speed and convenience for customers. The new bays expand access for deposits, withdrawals, and loan payments amid ongoing branch modernization.
Cyprus Crisis Deepens as Turks and Greeks Clash
Cyprus trembles as Turkish and Greek Cypriots clash on the northwest coast. Turkish jets patrol the area under UN mediation while both sides refuse to withdraw from captured villages near Kokkina. UN monitors report limited gunfire overnight and preparations for a wider ceasefire effort.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Turkey
USN
Ismét
Inonu
Ankara
Kokkina
Spyros Kyprianou
Kyprianou
Athens
U.N
U Thant
U.N. Ioéapsini
Alevga
Baytonian Dies On Visit To Hospital
A Baytown man visiting his wife at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital collapsed Monday evening. Weldon Hayes Emanuel, 52, of 2 Avenue, died before or during transport, cause undetermined though family reports heart problems. He owned a drive-in grocery on Decker Drive and is survived by his wife Opal Emanuel, two daughters S. P. O’Neal and V. E. Duke, his mother Mrs. A. J. Emanuel, a brother and sisters, five grandchildren, and other relatives. Funeral set for 10 a.m. Wednesday at Barthman Chapel with Rev. Frank A. Boutwell. Interment at Radar Crest Cemetery.
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Baytown
Wied
Weldon Hayes Emanuel
Mable Avenue
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Emanuel
Decker Drive
Opal Emanuel
P. O'Neal
Pasadena
V. Eb, Duke
Hacogdbehes
Highlands
Man Beth Emanuel
Kathy Ann Duke
Mary Id Luke
Susan O'Neal
Mike O'Neal
Barthman Chapel
Frank A. Booutwell
Ashbury Methodist Church
Radar Crest Cemetery
Fragmented World News Mixed With Political Rumors
A garbled World Today summary reports Pentagon jet fighters and Vietnamese tensions, plus papal helicopter history and court appointments. It mentions Atty. Hardt Grant, Senate committees, California politics, and Alaska primary turnout, all in a disjointed, OCR-like text.
White House Appreciates Hat Thanks Mrs Wilks
Elsie Wilks the writer of Ten Gallon Hat sends her song to the White House and Lyndon Johnson staffers respond with appreciation. Jack Valenti and Bess Abell praise the recording plan as Mrs Wilks aims to boost Democratic support and tour Texas venues including the LBJ Ranch. Sandy Fontaine, a Louisiana boy, is chosen to record and perform the song.
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Wanda Orton
Elsie ‘Wilks
White’ House
Elsie
White House
Sooiat
Johnson
Laci
Texas
LBJ
Wilks
Sandy Fontaine
Louisiania
Jimmy Clanton
Mecom roughs up two cameramen outside grand jury
Houston oilman John Mecom, testifying with 10 others on gambling, allegedly pushed photographers Will Sinclair of KPRC TV and Frank Grizeoffi of the Houston Chronicle near the grand jury room. An aide warned reporters to stay back as U S marshals barred passage and warned of arrest.
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Houston (Ap
John Metcom
Mecom
Frank Grizeoffi
Houston iChronicle
Meson
J. A. Walker
Demo Marshind
Pees Susmn
Walker
Susman
Board approves 130 dollar yearly raise for 196 teachers
Baytown school board on Monday night approved a 130 per year pay hike for 196 of the district s 340 teachers effective in September. The board also opened a plan for a more intensive salary study and possible revision of the scale before 1965 66. The Baytown Education Association pressed for a 200 across the board increase. Dr Joe Horeczy proposed a 150 yearly rise for district teachers with master s degrees and 13 or more years experience. The committee favored a career based study and merit considerations, with any 3200 across the board hike deemed unaffordable. The 29 400 cost would come from the contingency fund, already strained by Robe rt E Lee High School costs. The board unanimously approved Horeczy s proposals and the welfare committee pledged further study comparing Gulf Coast districts.
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Sty
Bill Hartman
Baytown Education Association
Joe Horeczy
Horeczy
Horecz
Robert E Lee High School
J.T. Wood
The
BEA
HE. H. Nitschmann
W. R.bickley
Merle Klinger
Gilbert Lumpkin
Wood
Gulf Coast
Ste Bay
Resident 43 Years Dies Rites Are Set
Mrs Alinnie Ethel Korn 62 of 215 WY Republic dies Monday in Houston hospital after 43 years in Baytown. Survived by husband Walter E Korn. sons Edward McCaldh Earl McCrieb. daughter Mrs John N Hightower. sisters Mrs J G Standifer Mrs Clint Derryberry. brother W E L Gray. Funeral 3:30 p m Wednesday Paul U Lee Funeral Home Chapel with Rev H Zinwaerna officiating. Burial San Jacinto Memorial Park.
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Alinnie Ethel. Korn
WY. Republic
Paul U. Lee
Korn
Houston
Montgomery
Baytown
Walter E. Korn
Bagtown
Edward McCaldh
Apryiene
Ile
All. Jordan
Memorial Hapist
San Jacinto’ Memorial Park
Cometer
More Spent To Feed Dog and Cat Than Baby
Last year consumers spent more than $00 million on dog and cat food, about twice the amount spent on baby food. The Sun Classifieds urge readers to check Want Ads for puppies kittens and other pets.
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Bo) Turner
First Presbyterian _ Fellowship
B. "L. Polk
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Haytonian
Roy Jones
Demolay Mothers Club
Goose Creek Lodge
Connie Tartleib
Tri-City
DeMolay
Hill of Rest Cemetery
Guadalupe Hall
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Harris County
Sheriff's Department
Burgary
Argan
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Rodeo
Citizens National Bank
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Pentagon
Choise
Daly
Norte
Pope
Pual
Orvlate
Brenahan
Dhadgean
Dillon Dain
Denvery Cole, Dist
Hardt Grant
Senate
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Pierre
Salinger Lo
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Bogle
California Supreme Court
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Uulyy
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Mare Awvas
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Alaska
W Uinh
Prinkey
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Mickey’ Mouse
Saami Onion
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Mote
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Rom. Connally
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