Teen reporters meet at Sun Newsroom for training
The Sun invites teen reporters to gather at 2 pm on Saturday September 12 in the Sun newsroom for instruction. Teena page reporters include Cynthia Holecek Lee College Pat Heath Robert Lee Lillian Singleton Beverly Threadgill Deena Wieser Sharon Mudd Kay Beavers Jane Gillette Mary Gail Kana Bill Spence Alma Tyer Gena Brooks Tommy Meekins and others from area junior highs and high schools.
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The
Sun
Sun News Room
Cynthia Holecek
Lee College
Pat Heathe
Lillian Singleton
Carver
Beverly ‘Threadgill
Highlands
Deena Wieser
Cedar Bayou
Sharon Mudd
Baytown
Kay Beavers
Horace’ Mann
Jane Gillette
Mary Gail Kana
Bill Spence
Crosby High School
Alma Tyer
Gena Brooks
Barbers Hill
Tormmy Meekins
Deer Park
Around Towns and Holidays Share Short Trips and News
MR AND MRS Glenn Harbour return from a three week California vacation. MR AND MRS Sam Stolander celebrate their golden wedding anniversary. Mr and Mrs Henry Young visit relatives in Lubbock Halfway McLean Bovitta Palo Duro Canyon Clovis NAS. Mr and Mrs Walter Rundell return from Arlington VA with grandson David Walter Rundell. Mrs Trene Losier plans Bahamas trip aboard SS Ariadne. Abe Rosenaveig recovering at home from surgery. Mr and Mrs Lon Duguay host parents from Tucson on deep sea fishing trip catching kingfish tunas and red snapper. Travis Bray reviews test results. Mary and John Guemple plan move to Austin. Charles Larabee bakes a fancy cake. Mrs Hollis Latimer now teaches at LC and parks nearby with husband in faculty. Sue Jones takes a short vacation from work. Mamie Lea Reeder wears Moss green empire dress. Mrs Helen DuBus keeps an Arabian chef for kitchen lime. Susie Dzilsky organizes room cleaning with grownup homemaker aplomb.
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Glenn Harbour
California
Sam’ Stolander
Henry Young
Lubbock
Halfway
McLean
Bovitta
Palo Duro
Canyon
Clovis
Nas
Walter Rundell
Arlington
David Walter Rundell
Trene_ Losier
Bahamas
Abe Rosenaveig
Lon Duguay
Lyle. Duguay
Tucsom
Ariz
Travis Bray
Mary
John Guemple
Austin
Charles Larabee
Hollis Latimer
Lee Callere
Sue Jones
Mamie Lea Reeder
Helen DuBus
Kmeh
Susie Dzilsky
Police Break Up San Jacinto Dice Game and 11 Arrests
Baytown police broke up a San Jacinto River underpass dice game Sunday afternoon arresting eleven men on gambling charges. The group, ranging in age from 28 to 67, faced fines and most were released days later. Separately, nine people were jailed for drunkenness over the weekend and thirteen for after hours drinking at 1803 Ave. in Houston.
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Robert J. Aldergon
Laredn
Houston
Bill Morris
Wilbert Morris
Frank Drummond
Crosby
Savage
Baytown
Ave
Din Houston
Resident 81 dies. rites set Tuesday
Funeral services for Mrs. Sabra Ida Horn of 1403 Wright will be at 9:40 a.m. Tuesday at Paul A. Lee Funeral Home. She died Saturday at home after a life as Baytown resident with ties to Humble Oil. Survived by husband R H Horn, a daughter J E Smith of Baytown, a son Beyer W Keyser of Crosby, a granddaughter Walt Laudick of Denver, a great granddaughter Mooneian House of Baytown, and brother Arthur R Salmon of San Antonio. Burial in Forest Park Lawndale Cemetery in Houston. Event officiants are Revs. Hany Helmes and Edmund Pendleton.
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Sabra Ida Horn
Wright
Paul A. Lee
Trey
Baytown
R H. Horn
J. E. Smith
Beyer W. Keyser
Crosby
Walt Laudick
Denver
Colo
Miss Mooneian House
Arthur. R.salmon
San Antonio
Hany Helmes
St. Mark's Methodist Church
Edmund Pendleton
First Christian Church
Forest Park Lawndale Cemetery
Houston
Retail Merchants Plan Night Store Openings in Baytown
Baytown retailers prepare a dinner meeting on Thursday at the Tower to discuss night store openings. Organized by the Retail Merchants Committee of the Greater Baytown Chamber of Commerce. Meal price is 2.04 dollars. Attendees should call the Chamber office at 582-8359.
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Baytown
Pam
Greater
Baytown Sets Early Registration for 13,874 Pupils
Registration details outline staggered start times for seventh through twelfth graders on Tuesday and Wednesday. Eighth graders and above attend a 12:45 PM to 3:30 PM window Tuesday, sophomores begin at 8:30 AM Wednesday, with a full day later. First general teachers meeting at Robert E. Lee High School followed by grade workshops.
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Baytown
Fstey
Juni
Ainsheraders
Aks
Robert’e. Lee
George H. Gentry
REL
Lillie Coltharp
Erma Buckner
Patsy Sehrack
Sri Ride
Esther Miles
Pride Ilk
Bow Survives As Mother Burns Family
The lone survivor, Steven Martin, 9 months, remains in critical condition after Kathleen Martin, 26, allegedly poured gasoline on her four children and herself then lit a blaze in suburban Chamblee, Atlanta. Neighbors and police report she had filed then dropped divorce proceedings against husband James Martin. The tragedy occurred after the husband left to deliver newspapers, with two men rescuing the mother as fire raged and she died at the scene.
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Atlanta
Kathleen. Martin
Mrs. Martin
Chamblee
Sarah Jean
Barbara Susan
Pawella Ann
Steven
Buren
Draper resigns as Baytown housing director
W T Draper resigns as executive director of the Housing Authority of the City of Baytown effective Aug 27 announced by Board Chairman O C Behym er. Draper has led the agency since September 1959 with interim duties by R L Bob Martin. Authority oversees Sam Manston Olive Lincoln Archis and DeZavala Courts as low rent public housing.
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Draper
Housing Authority
City of
Baytown
O. C. Behymer
R. L
Bob) Martin
Boeanl
MM. Campbell
W. C Williams
Sam
Manston
Olive
Lincoln
Archis
DeZavala
Red China Boycotts Moscow Planned World Communist Meet
The Chinese Central Committee rejected a Soviet invitation to a Dec 15 planning conference and accused Moscow of siding with the United States over Viet Nam. Peking warned the move would split the international Communist movement and urged unity against U.S. imperialism, condemning U.S. special warfare in Africa, Venezuela, and Colombia.
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Tokyo
China
International Communist Movement
Peking
Soviet Union
United States
Gull
Tonkin
U.S
Viet Nam
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Central Committee
Chinese Communist Party
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Red
Africa
Moscow
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Jetter
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Venezuela
Colonshia
Turbulent Philadelphia sees violence and looting after weekend
Disorder spans North Philadelphia with vandalism and shattered windows. Police report sporadic clashes, fires, and rocks thrown as night patrols persist. The scene mirrors broader unrest as officials restore a fragile calm amid gunfire, arson and aid distribution delays through early morning hours.
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Nekro
Philadelphia
Encephalitis alerts spark Baytown fogging plan
A 54 year old Baytown resident was admitted with suspected encephalitis as two other cases were reported. City officials announced fogging trucks would operate twice this week, distributing Malathion at four fire stations from 9 am to 7 pm under county health department supervision. Residents are urged to bring closed containers and avoid contact with the chemical or inhalation. children should stay away from ponds and avoid water-collecting containers.
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Baytown
Lynchburg
Fritz Lanham
Ward Road
S. Main
Clarris County Health de Barberi
VL -V. Ramsey
Bayview
Saycees
Local Firefighters Association No
Lanbant
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Encephalitis trend grows as Houston case count rises
Houston health officials monitor a rising encephalitis trend with 413 suspected cases and up to 19 deaths possibly linked to St Louis virus. Spraying continues citywide with 200 volunteers using 19,000 to 110 gallons insecticide. D. Farragut and Dr. Pigford cite cooperation from physicians and labs, noting only Baylor University and the Texas laboratory in Austin can test for the disease.
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Houston
Tong
Eslee
St. Louis
C. A. Pigford
Hs Peark
Henry
Civil Defense
D. Farragut
Harris County
Pigford
Texas
Baylor University
State Tal Oratory
Austin
Brigadiers Polish Drills as Football Season Nears
Brigadiers at Robert E. Lee High School meet weekdays from Aug 3 to polish marching, music, and new techniques for halftime shows. The Lee Brigadiers Drum and Bugle Corps is student-led with Carmel Norinm director and Alvera Griffin business manager. Officers include Année Niver president, Helen Wilson vice president, Debbie Edwards Saar secretary, Marky McMillin treasurer, and Lindy Pool historian. The group plans secret pals gifts totaling 2449 dollars to boost morale with Christmas and Thanksgiving fundraisers, magazine sales, and a money box drive.
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Robert E. Lee High School
AEL
SRE Ane Sa Cleeine
Lee Bridgadiers” Drum and Bugle Corps
Carmel Norinm
Alvera Griffin
Année Niver
Helen Wilson
Debbie ‘Edwards
Saar
Hames Farlure
Neiaher
Burch Declares Deep Choice Aid To GOP
Washington and Georgia figures weighed Humphrey as the Democratic vice presidential pick while Republicans touted it to unify the party. Senator Ervin warned South votes may shift but Johnson and Humphrey could win the South overall. Johnson lingered post convention as party strategists discussed campaigns and renomination plans.
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Deep Choice
GOP
Washington
Georgia
Carl Sanders
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dean. Bureh
Iweekend
Sam J. Ervin Jn
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Johnson
Senate
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Texas
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Saning
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Keating
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Kennedy
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CBS
Cyprus Crisis Talks Yield Pledges on Aid and Bases
In Alexandria Makarios and Nasser concluded talks amid Cyprus tensions with Turkish Cypriots. Nasser pledged possible arms shipments and support while warning against outside interference. The two leaders agreed foreign bases threaten peace and discussed Soviet arms aid via Egypt, as demonstrations spread in Turkey and Cyprus independence debates continue.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Makarios
United Arab Republic
Turkey
Gamal Abdel Nagser
Alexandeia
Nasser
Mediterranean
Britain
Makarias
Egypt
Enanis
Greece
Dhar
Alexandria
Satur
USAR
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Seu Cyprus
Judge Denies Writ in Powers Extradition Case
HOUSTON AP Judge Were dell Owens denied today a petition for a writ of habeas corpus to block extradition of Melvin Powers to Florida. Powers, 28, is charged with the June 30 slaying of Miami millionaire Jacques Mossier at Mossier's apartment on the Miami beachfront. An extradition request was approved by Gov. John Connally this month and an appeal was filed. The hearing lasted about 45 seconds.
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Weredell Owens
I Mossier
Miami
Mossier
John Connally Wirlior
Forer
Flonda , Athieers
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