Baytown area notices and events brief
PTA executives from Stephen F. Austin meet at 10 a.m in Mrs Vernon Lambs home and at 2 p.m in Sterling Library led by Mrs M E Kilough. Baytown Kiwanis to hear John Johnson speak on a Caribbean voyage at noon. Fire damages closet at 1133 Beach injuring a resident. LC Loan Fund drive ends July 31 with receipts to Baytown banks. Little Theater to stage Bell Book and Candle for $7 20 per show. 11-year-old Eddy Caughman injured in a tree fall, treated for concussion. Veronis Haynes attending 47th annual Congress of Alpha Tau Omega in Grand Bahama Island, first outside US. Weather partly cloudy warm with scattered showers. tides Galveston high and low times listed.
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Veronis Haynes
Alaha Tau
Omega
Grand Bahama Island
United States
Cincinnati
South Viet Nam Faces Turmoil as Khanh Falters
In Saigon and Da Nang the military rulers stall as protests intensify. Buddhist and student leaders threaten further demonstrations while troops quell riots. Da Nang sees 11 dead, 6 wounded with looting and Catholic shops burned.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Revolutionary Military Council
Khanh
da Nang
Hue
North Viet Nam
Triplomats
South Viet Nam
General Staff
Naj
Duong van Minh
Ngo
Dinh Diem
Minh
Around Town Highlights and Local Encounters
Kevin Gigout recovers after hospitalization while Ron Webber discusses a 2 percent ticket booth. West on Cotton drives through town as Leslie Little, a Highlands Optimist guest, is recognized for umpiring at a recent baseball tournament. Local residents enjoy coffee and reports include brickbreaking, lawn care, circular deliveries, and a scoutmaster birthday cake event at Boy Scout Troop 83.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kevin Gigout
Ron Webber
W. D. Wood
M. E. Caughman
Dale White
Ken Oldham
Leslie Little
Mighlands
Weston Cotton
Gladys
Talley
Tom Chrisley
Linda
Leonard Twardowski
Floyd Barron
Don Cartwright
Charlie Ramsey
Oswald Harmon
Dennis Harmon
Alton_Collins
Babe
Crawford
James Threadgill
Eddy Caughman
Dale Haley
Davis Teel
Dames
Paul Lansford
Dorothy
Peel
Bill Reber, Sr
Reber
Cleo Aims Far Coast Of Florida
Hurricane Cleo shifted northward toward southeast Florida as gale warnings were issued from Sombrero Light to Fort Lauderdale. Forecasters warned of strengthening winds and dangerous seas with small craft urged to seek safe harbor. The storm, after brushing Cuba, could regain strength over the straits as tracks shifted toward the Bahamas and Miami.
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Miami
Pla
Cleo
Florida
Eathier Bulteau
South Florida
Key West
Fort. Lauderdale
Cuba
Florida Straits
Cuban
Shel
Lower Keys
Gor
Dan Dunn
Bimini
Bahamas
Florida Strait
Baid
Connally condemns illegal delegates at Democratic convention
Gov John Connally of Texas blasted Mississippi delegates and illegal tactics at the Democratic National Convention in Atlantic City. He backed a compromise to seat two of the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party claimants while noting the dispute could affect party loyalty and President Johnson. Hundreds of Freedom Democrats demonstrated as credentials rows unfolded and some supporters occupied seats.
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Texas
John Connally
Mississippi
a_groups
Missis
Sippi Freedom
Maas
Connally
Enid
Atlantic
Alabama
John Mr
Bailey
Freedom Democratic Party
Tme
Freedom Democrats
Credentials
DEMOS
Jurge Roy Hofheinz
Houston
Domed
Wgmphrey
Convention Special Hubert Says Elevator Man
Atlantic City dispatch reports a Negro elevator operator named Clarence at the Shelburne Hotel says Hubert Humphrey will be nominated vice president Wednesday night as Lyndon B. Johnson is given the top spot for the Democrats. Clarence, hired by Secret Service, expects an express route to the senator’s floor after the nomination. He previously worked the Johnson elevator at a UAW convention.
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Fred Wakeman
Gene McCarthy
TERS
Atlantic City
Clarence
Shelburne
Hubert “Humphrey
Minnesota
Lyndon B. Johnson
Secret Service
Washington
Johnson
United Auto Workers
Baytown Council Tightens Control Over City Purses
Baytown city council studied the 1961 65 budget totaling 2 963 970 a 3 percent rise over last year The council approved city employe merit raises tied to a new policy requiring council approval for capital expenditures and fulltime civil defense staff The plan to reimburse city hall employees for using city owned cars with a 25 per month allowance was discussed Also proposed earmarking 25 000 for land to locate public buildings including a recreation center and city hall Funeral rites noted for Paul A Lee at Mont Belvieu Baptist with Rev Ronnie Skaggs officiating and earnest money questions for a bond issue to fund the recreation center and city hall addressed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Aic
Civil Defense Organization
Fletcher Hickerson
Fritz Lanham
J. Robert Barnes
Lee Liggett
Ation
Market Street
Pam
Atjager
Paul A. Lee
Ronnie Skaggs
Mont Bel J
Vien Baptist Church
Liggett
Kenneth E. Bidget
Citizens National Bank Adds Six Drive In Windows
Citizens National Bank announces the addition of six drive in windows to expand services. The new windows will serve customers with improved accessibility and faster transactions at the main branch downtown.
Mont Belvieu Resident 90 Dies Tuesday
Howard Elmer Bagent, 90, of Mont Belvieu died at 2 30 p m Tuesday in a Bay town hospital. A native of Gainsville Ohio he moved to Mont Belvieu last year where he lived until his death. He was a retired factory worker and held membership in local veterans groups. Survived by his wife and two daughters with services pending.
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Howard Elmer Bagent
Mont Belvieu
Baytown
Gainsville
Ohio
Body to be shipped by rail for graveside Sterling service
The body will be shipped by rail to Sterling Colorado Thursday. Graveside services will be held at 10 am Saturday at Riverside Cemetery in Sterling. Survivors include a son G. El Bagent of Mont Belvieu a daughter Mrs L L Eaton and another Mrs W R Wakelex both of Riverton Wyoming five grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Sterling
Colo
Riverside Cemetery
Mont Belvieu
L. Li Eaton
W. RB. Wakelex
Riverton
Highlands Resident Dies At 84
Highlands resident Amanda Elizabeth Emanuel died at her home on Tuesday at 610 N Main Highlands. She was 84. Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at Earthman Highlands Chapel with Rev. Magness officiating. Burial will be in Memory Gardens. Grandsons will serve as pallbearers. She is survived by two daughters A O Dunaway of Highlands and Myrtle Stockton of Port Lavaca a son Joe R Emanuel of Highlands a sister Mamie Thomas of Corrigan 13 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Her son Weldon Hayes Emanuel died Aug 10 in Baytown.
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Amanda Elizabeth Emanuel
Myrtle ‘Stockton
Port
Lavaca
Joe R. Emanuel
Highlands
Mamir Thomas
Corrigan
Weldon Hayes Fmanuel
Baytown
McCarthy leaves Dem vice presidential race
Sen Eugene McCarthy withdraws from the Democratic vice presidential contest preferring Hubert H. Humphrey as his fellow Minnesotan. He says Humphrey appears best qualified for the running mate role. The filing notes include other political and social items from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene McCarthy
Hubert HW. Wunphrey
Mumphrey
Sun Offers Nine Month College Subscription Deal
The Baytown Sun offers a nine month college subscription rate of 50 for Baytown area students. The program aims to keep students connected to hometown news with daily delivery. To activate the special rate, call the number provided by The Law Office Abby West Pearce.
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Baytown Sun
Baytown Area
Sun
City Youth Killed In Auto Crash
Terry Glyn Tolleson a 15 year old Baytown resident died after a car crash on Massey Tompkins Road he was a passenger in a vehicle driven by Steven Wayne Laird 15 of Wright Blvd Laird lost control struck a utility box and the car overturned Tolleson was pinned and died at Gulf Coast Hospital Laird suffered minor injuries and was released Tolleson survived by his parents a sister and two brothers with several grandparents and aunts and uncles listed Funeral services will be at Cedar Bayou First Church with burial in Cedar Crest Cemetery
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Terry Glyn Tolleson
Crosby
Cedar Bayou
Pam
Massey
Tompkins
Steven Wayne ‘Laird
Wright Blvd
Gilt
Laird
Tolleson
Gulf Coast
Ghl
Jacinto Methodist
Baytown
KR. Burns
Piist Church
Cedar Crest Cemetery
Paul A. Lee
Leon ‘Tolleson
Jodie Sue Tolle
David “Leon Tolleson
B. H. Flowers
Mont Belvieu
R P. Tollesen
Accelerated Mosquito Spraying Amid Encephalitis Suspect
Baytown officials led by City Manager Fritz Lanham moved to speed mosquito control as a Baytown woman shows suspected encephalitis. Spraying will be nightly this week, with oil applied to stagnant ponds to kill larvae. Health officials caution children near ponds and spraying crews, while Malathion use is urged with careful handling due to odor and potential danger.
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Baytown
Fritz Lanham
Lanham
Odis
Muennink
Jack Morten
Public Works
Public Works and Fire Departments
Houston
Imedical Laboraories
Baytonians
Hutings
Omical Company
Élutin
Ejde
L. D. Farragut
Barris County
Harris
EU Ge
Mosquito Control Pressed Houston Cases Hit 216
Houston officials pressed mass spraying to curb the encephalitis carrying mosquitoes as 216 suspected cases were reported. Firemen used 5,000 gallons of condensed liquid while helicopters and trucks sprayed ditches and bayous. Health director Dr. Pigford warned rains could swell swarms and raise cases in 7 to 10 days.
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Houston
Houstont
Masquito
Lithbock
Plainview
Lubbock
Texarkana
C. A. Pigford
Encephalitis basics and transmission overview
Harris County Medical Society issue explains encephalitis as brain inflammation with about 28 types. St Louis type linked to mosquitoes, not human to human, spreading 5 to 12 days after infected bites. symptoms include marked irritability and head discomfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris County
Dawid Schrum
St. Louis
St. Levi
Bayfonian Child Dies of Leukemia at Eight
Rita Matie Upton lost her battle with leukemia at 6 30 p.m. Tuesday in a Houston hospital. A third grade student at Lamar Elementary, she is survived by parents Harold Cutchins and Mrs. Harold Cutchins, a sister Patricia Ann and three brothers Hamlet Wayne, Jerry, and James, all of Baytown. Grandparents Mrs Annie Cutchins of Panama City Florida and Robert E Stipe Sr of Baytown. Funeral set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Earthman Chapel with Rev. Weatherly officiating. Burial in Memory Gardens.
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Rita ‘Matie Upton
Harold Cutchins
Garin Road
Houston
Lamar
Patricia Ann Cutchins
Hamlet Wayne Cutchins
Jerry Cutching
James Cutchins
Baytown
Annie Cutchins
Panama City
Fla
Robert. E. Stipe Sr
Earthman Chapel
Ed Weatherly
Garth Road Baptist
Memory Gardens
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Lynchburg
PTA Board
Ashbel Smith
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Sterling Municipal Library
M.E. Kilough
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LC Loan Fund
Lee College Loan Fund
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Little’ Theater
Little Theater
Thurman. Rowlett
Eddy, Caughman
ME. Caughman
ATO Congress
Galveston
Hubert
South Carolina
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Pacific Ave
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Citizens National Bank
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Harry J. Byrd
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