Young Baton Rouge tennis prodigy breaks top ten at 17
Baton Rouge teen Ham Richardson, also known as Hem, has cracked the USTA top ten at age 17 after a four hour Newport win and a recent podium at Wimbledon. The Tulane student, once doubted for stamina due to diabetes, now eyes Forest Hills with a string of victories and a doubles run with Bill Talbert.
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Baytown Sun Publishing Details and Rates
The Baytown Sun, Inc. publishes weekday afternoon editions in Baytown Texas. Editor and Publisher is Byrd Gould, Advertising Director Bevan Dine Jackson, Manager Warren Edwards. Subscriptions: 1 month 1.20, 3 months 3.50, 6 months 7.00, 1 year 14.00. Carriers 11.20 monthly? Entered second class matter 1870. Advertising service details noted.
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Livestock Market Report Fort Worth Aug 26
Aug 26 livestock totals 2,100 cattle steady to mixed. Steers and yearlings 18.50 to 22, utilities 12.3 to 17.50, cows 9 to 10.47, canners mixed 6 to 9, bulls 6 to 11.50. Stocker and feeder calves 13 to 20. Hogs 100 head, barrows and gilts 23, sows 14 to 18.59. Few calves to 18.50.
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Baytown Women Plan Meeting At Bowling Lanes
A Baytown area meeting of women bowlers is set for Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Baytown Bowling Lanes on Minnesota Street to form leagues for the upcoming bowling season.
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Grocer Kills Bandit in Midst Of Holdup
A Houston grocer, Bobby Joe Blackwood, shot and killed a bandit during a late night holdup. The assailant LaFayette Scurry died from a heart wound after threatening the grocer and demanding $50 in receipts. Blackwood was closing his store when the incident occurred around 12:30 a.m.
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Stock Quotes Dense with Company Names and Prices
A dense stock report listing numerous company names across industries from Amoco to U.S. Steel, with fragment notes on sales, prices, and declines. The OCR string shows many misreadings yet preserves entities like Dow Chemical, DuPont, Eastman Kodak, Gen Motors, Goodyear, Texaco, Union Oil, and U.S. Steel alongside scattered percentage hints and market remarks.
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Crosby Beards Exhibit Awards and Farm Winners
Judging at Crosby Beards event noted grand champion rabbit from Bevil Oliver’s 11 head New Zealand doe. Gene Smith took reserve in rabbits, while Eugene Harrison won reserve in poultry with eight white rock flyers. Crosby FFA member Bobby Naiver won reserve beef with an Angus heifer and Charles Mainier exhibited a Holstein dairy cow. Farm exhibits honored Tram pola cotton and James Hayard for corn. Guatemala government orders registration of Communist sympathizers as dangerous, decrees death for terrorists.
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Deer Park Voters Eye Easier Ballot in Runoff
Deer Park voters face a streamlined six-office ballot and one voting machine at box 84 for Saturday's Democratic run off. Precinct chair Bonnette says shorter ballots and voter familiarity should speed up casting a ballot, with no expected lines and turnout likely higher than the first primary. Yarborough's strong showing in Deer Park to boost his governor race position, aided by local campaign volunteers, contrasts with limited Shivers activity in town. Voting judges are Bonnette, with clerks Kesterson and Penny assisting. The Smoky Mountains region note about streams appears unrelated.
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Ralph Yarborough
Allan Shivers
Beer Parke
Yarborough
Pasadena
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W. A. Penny
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