Debut of Robert E Lee Band and Lee Brigadiers at Colt Stadium
Tuesday night Baytown event features Brigadiers and Robert 5 Lee Band in a first ever Colts Stadium marching show for 1964 65 with pre game precision drill by Lee Bilpathers. Band to perform national anthem and Dixie medley as 20 members and 155 brigadiers take the field.
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Robert E.lee
Lee Brigadiers
Baytown
Colt Stadium
Tis
Colts Stadium
Lee Bilpathers
Robert 5. Lee
Charles “Forque
Wrilers
Allen Rice
Colt. As-Ste Coie Cardinal
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Rice
Lee College
Robert =. Lee Band
Lee
Ann Leesemann
Jennifer Jones
Becky Camp
Kathy James
Diana Vaughn
Connie Thomas
Anne Oliver
Helen Wilson
Debbie Edwards
Marky “McMiNin
Lindy Pool
Bard
Allen Weikel
Duke Mel Bunch
Walter Strick
Pam Cam
Bern
Merrikay Mullinix
Shari Brown
Elise Howell
Larry Glenn
Cheri Witten
Georgeanne Thompson
Drm
Benita Brown
Minda Shoemaker
Lynn Sterling
Cathy Garbey
Jeanie James
Lucy Hernandez
Théresa Nelson
Debbie Sarver
Harriett Sanders
Sefannie
Warren
Cheryl Moliason
Beverly Calhoun
Carrie Casey
Ann Tillery
Imore
Rene Carroll
Linda Matthews
Kahy Heinrigh
Sandy Marshall
Brenda Harmon
Olivia McCtelland
Charlotte Davis
Charles Forque
Don Muery
Carmel Noron
Alvera Gvriffin
Norton
Sun Spots Mrs Shiflett Dies Pee Wee Rites
Funeral rites for Mrs Edith Shiflett of Baytown will be held Tuesday at Faith Temple Church for the Optimist Pee Wee football team. Survivors include daughter Mrs Mable Cobb of Beaumont and a grandson Grimes Cobb. Burial at Cedar Crest Cemetery with services at 7:30 p.m. Funeral officials urged attendance.
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Shiflett
Ashbel - Smith
Faith Tem
Edith Shift
Jett
Mable Cobb
Beaumont
VFI
Grimes Cobb
Baytown
M.D. Ford
Decker
Drive
Cedar Crest Cemetery
C. W. Hastings
Oleson
Clyde Oleson
Gibbon Little
Houston
Forest Park Chapel
Little
Tommy Winston
Jane Poage
Nelda Kell
Tucson
Ariz
Lee‘ Oleson
San Antonio
Around Towns Around Towns News Snapshot
Elo Veselka clarifies boat ownership saying he owns only a paddle and has no boat. Del Anderson convalesces at home after hospital stay with crutches following a car wreck. Beverly Neene and Connie Railsback share vacation notes from Garner State Park. Regulars Pat Boyle, Nancy Dacy host Ro tarios with scenes from Bell Book and Candle at Baytown Little Theater. John Burns faces JCL oratory contest trouble in Champaign. Will Bickley has a secret admirer. Wanda Smith and Nancy Sheffield meet Alaskans. Lilly Atkinson at home with H C Dunkertys after eye operation. P Bosworth a patient in Room 12 at Lillie Duke Hospital. Rufus Honeycutt describes a big shrimp. Allen Cannon checks up on a story.
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Elo Veselka
Jimmy Ryan
Ryan
Elo
del Anderson
Del
Beverly Neene
Connie Railsback
Garner
Miriam
P. Bosworth
Lillie-Duke Hospital
Rufus Honeycutt
Allen Cannon
Reds Smash 2 Viet Outposts Shocks Mekong Delta
War news from Vietnam reports Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh moving to form a war cabinet as government forces suffer a major setback. A Viet Cong ambush near Hiep Hung killed 22 soldiers, wounded 53, and left 35 missing or captured along with weapons. U.S. officials note significant losses in a day of fighting centering on two government posts in the Mekong Delta. The attack followed a government assault reported 90 miles southwest of Saigon. Nearby, Khanh consolidates power after election to presidency and a junta-backed constitutional move toward a presidential system with emergency powers.
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Aigon
Viet Nam
Mekong River
U.S
Vie An
Hiep Hung
Saigon
Hein
She
Tion
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
South
Military Revolutionary Council
Drowns In Trinity Bay Williamson 34
Earl Jerry Williamson, 34, of 4722 Raccoon Drive, drowned after a fishing trip. His body was found about 6:20 a.m. Monday, two miles offshore near Fishers Reef, following a Saturday search. He worked as a process operator at Humble Baytown Refinery. Funeral set for 10 a.m. Tuesday at Paul OU with burial at Cedar Crest.
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Earl Jerry Williamson
Raccoon Drive
Trinity Bay
Justice’ of the Peace
P. C. Wood
Mont Belvieu
Williamson
Humble of and Refining Co
Baytown
Fishers Reef
Jerry Crawley
Crawley
W. H. McBride Jr
McCollum Park
Crawsley
Tri-City Beach Road
Tetum
Wooster
Anahuac
la Porte
A. J. Crawley
Paul OU
L. W. LaRive
Bayou Baptist Church
Cedar Crest
Citizens National Bank Now 6 Drive
Citizens National Bank unveils a six lane drive in Windows offering expanded service. The bank promotes faster transactions and improved curbside access for customers in a modernized facility.
Greeks Urge Moscow Arms Deal Amid Cyprus Tensions
Greek Cypriots press for immediate arms talks with the Soviet Union after Moscow pledged support. Editorials praise the development as a turning point and urge Makarios to invite Communists into his cabinet. UN mediator Tuomioja suffers a mild stroke, complicating peace efforts as Acheson regroups talks in Geneva and Athens.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Maslo Fo
Moscow
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Turkey
Ethnikd
Makarios
Spyvros Isyprianou
U.N
Sakari S.tuomioja
Geneva
Athens
Ankara
U Thant
Ftaver
Tuomioja
U.S
Dean Acheson
Johnson
Acheson
Greece
Greeks Welcome Felps Family to Athens Home
The Felps family now live in Athens after weeks at the Athens Bilten Hotel as Felps works on a new Esso refinery project in Greece. Mrs. Felps notes Greece’s language and daily life, while describing Greek homes with marble features and outdoor living spaces. They expect to be settled soon as their furniture clears customs.
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Athens
Greece
Baytonians
New? Felps
Ronny
Aegean
Felps
Jones Taft
Felpses
Bilten
Esso
U.S
Public Hearings Open On School LC Budgets
The school board schedules public hearings on the 1965 65 operating budgets for public schools and Lee College at 7 20 p m Monday in the administration building. Final amendments to the 135 64 budgets will be considered, with resignations from several faculty members submitted and replacements to be elected.
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Lee College
George Gentry
Wines
Redmen Hold 50th Annual Convention in Baytown
The Great Sun Council Improv ed Order of the Redmen opened its 50th annual convention in Baytown at the Holiday Inn, running through Wednesday. Mayor Lee Liggett and local officials welcomed attendees. special guests include Baytown Sun Editor Fred Hartman and Rev R M Cheek. Activities featured ship channel tour, battlefield tour, and a buffet dinner with remarks by Edmond P Taylor. The final session Thursday will honor departed members.
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Great Sun Council
Order of the Redmen
Baytown
Holiday Inn
Lee Liggett
Fritz Lanham
Chamber of Commerce
Dave Moore
Sioner V. V
Red
C. N. Cank
Edmond P- Taylor
Inenhance
Order of Redmen
Hartman
P. Walter Nat
Cheek
World News Patchwork Mixes U N Tension and Tragedy
Fragmented report outlines Malaysia accusing a secretive diffusion along the western coast and security clamps in several states. Firefighters respond to Nevada range fires estimated at 176000 acres. A Kansas City child tragedy sparks national concern as leaders discuss reapportionment and political contests ahead of a looming convention.
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Malaysia
Indaneshtak
Dohore
Maduccen
Negri Sembilan
Nevada
Syncom 3 Delay Pushes Launch to Wednesday
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP reports the Syncom 3 communications satellite launch is delayed one day due to a faulty booster electrical connection. The craft will reach a stationary orbit above the Pacific to televise the October Olympic Games in Japan to the United States.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Pacific Ocean
United States
Japan
Goldwater On Main Track Amid Bipartisan Debate
Washington AP report says Everett Dirksen and Jacob Javits praised Goldwater's recalibrated stance on civil rights and peace, while President Johnson and Democrats blasted him as disserving national security. Johnson accused Goldwater of risking nuclear policy and misusing escalation, prompting Goldwater to defend his warning and urge clarity on defense plans.
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Washington
Everett AM. Dirksen
Illinois
Barry Goldwater
Jacob’ K.javits
Javits
Har
Dirksen
Geldwater
San Francisco
Hershey
Sen. Goldwater
Dirkgen
Johnson
Goldwater
Free World
Viet Nam
William E. Miller
New York
U.S
Bobby Baker
Billie Sol Estes
Bobby
Baker
J. W. Fulbright
D-Arix
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-r Minn
California
Hoffa Sentenced to Five Years in Chicago Fraud Case
Teamsters President James R Hoffa was sentenced to four concurrent five year terms plus a 310000 fine in Chicago for conspiring and fraud in securing loans from the Teamsters pension fund. He had earlier received eight years in Chattanooga for jury tampering.
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Chicago
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Chattanooga
Tenn
Richard B. Austin
Hoffa
Nolfa
Maurice Walsh
Walsh
Austin
Holfa
Nashvile
Paéall
U.S
Teamsters Pension Fund
Florida
Larkin Injured in Topeka Car Wreck
RUFUS LARKIN a former Bay oun Sun employee stationed at Forbes Air Force Base Kansas is recovering from injuries after a car wreck in Topeka Kansas. He is currently a patient at the Air Force Base hospital and is reported to be doing fine.
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Rufus Larkin
Bayoun Sun
Forbes Air Force Base
Kansas
Topeka
Kan
Air Force Base Hospital
Burglar Scissors Three Hundred Dollar Bills In Baytown
A busy weekend ends with arrests in Baytown as a burglar cut three hundred dollar bills into pieces using scissors in Mrs Sparks home. Fourteen drunks were jailed for affray and disturbing the peace, while a Baytown man was treated for chest injuries after a prisoner assault. Nurses reported missing billfolds and purses, with several residents losing cash and personal papers.
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Roy Mack White
Albert E. Bartz
Houston
Justice of the Peace Mu Bf
Baytown Hospital
John L King
Sparks
St Ule
Gulf
Neel Roach
Baytown Hosnits
Robert C. Rose Af la Porte
Lucille Simmons
Gresham
Robert Shelton
Schifling
Fred Miller
Miller
Southern Pacific
Joe Slasiecek
Rusk Warns Against Reckless Words In Address
In prepared testimony Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged Democrats not to draw back or use reckless words or deeds. He praised Kennedy and Johnson policies, recalled the 1962 Cuban missile crisis as a warning, and argued for steady, rational foreign policy to maintain allied confidence and deter adversaries. He stressed that the nation is on the right track and must stay the course.
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Rusk
Washington
Seepmen
Goldwater
Kennedy
Cuba
President Committee
Johnson
Ameri
Gulf
Tonkin
Lyndon’ B. Iohnson
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REL Brigadiers
Stanley L. Barnes
U. S Navy
Nan Ashmore
W. Pearce
Naval Training Center
San Diego
Calif
Rotary Club
Horton-Russell
Celanese Corp
Baytown Rotary Club
Tower
Tom’ Farmer
Service League
Storting Municipal Library
Roseland
R. H. Holmes
Roseland Pavilion
Holmes
Milan
Italy
Reds
South Viet Nam
Deck
Constellation
Nguyen
E. J. Williamson
Citizens National Bank
Redmen
Barry
Neera 12Th Srade
Ail White
Giusburg
Laui
United Autos
General Motors
Fort
Chrysler
Qalch
Kansay City
Mike Munsticht
Democratic
Aily
Robert 3. Keantily
Robert K. Wayner
Samuel S. Stratton
Amsterdam
Monte
St. Maurice
France
Lbj Goldwater
Larkin
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