Coat Lost at Brunson Theater Coupon Hidden in Pocket
The Sun offers Mr and Mrs DARLENE WEAVER of 922 Jack Foster 602 Pamela two free movie passes for Old Yeller. Coupon valid until Dec 8 at the Brunson box office. Coat is size five corduroy brown with white fur trim and gold buttons. Police investigate a damaged pickup belonging to Clayton W Campbell of 243 Alabama with hood spring damage around 11 a.m. Weather forecast cloudy to partly cloudy cool with light showers 55 to 70 degrees. Galveston tide high at 3 58 p.m. Fires Thursday listed times and 22 05 a.m., 1 29 a.m. and 3 1 p.m.
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Darlene Weaver
Jack Foster
Pamela
Brunson Theater
the Cedar
Bayou Junior High
Brunson
Baytown
Clayton W. Campbell
Alabama
Town News Roundup of Local People and Visits
Pat Voparil, visiting before a Denver nursing assignment, has worked at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center. Henry Stevenson previews a teen dress codes radio program next week. Mrs. Marie Duguay thanks hometown merchants for birthday gifts. Dimples White jokes about a phone call. Roy Adams visits a former neighbor to discuss his chihuahua’s car seat. Petty Hastie shops for Christmas. Jo Hiteshew dons brocade pajamas to a formal event. Jerry Forderhase alters an upcoming concert to include Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer. Frankie Chaloupka uses Hong Kong brocade. Wylene Abbott and son David of Houston visit her parents, the Sutphins. Elicio Galvan of Port Isabel, Texas, believed to be working in Baytown, asked to call his Port Isabel sister. she heard he might have been hurt in an accident.
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Pat Voparil
Joe F. Voparil
Denver
Colo
Pat
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Henry Stevenson
Marie Duguay
Dimples White
Roy Adams
Petty Hastie
Jo Hiteshew
Jerry Forderhase
Rudolph
the Red Nosed Reindeer
Frankie Chaloupka
Hong Kong
Wylene Abbott
David
Houston
B. E. Sutphins
Halt In Bombing A Prerequisite To Viet Peace
MOSCOW AP Foreign Minister Gromyko said a halt to U S bombing of North Vietnam is the first condition for progress on Vietnam. British sources report Gromyko and visiting British Foreign Secretary Stewart discussed settlement terms and U S withdrawal. They expect a Vietnamese settlement by April but Washington says the South remains. Also noted were plans for women’s exercise classes at the Baytown YMCA and a teen dance at Elk Lodge with theme western attire. They discussed European security and German unification.
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Moscow
Andrei A. Gromyko
Viet Nam
Gromyko
Mich
Ael Stewart
Victelk Lodge
Gromyka
Marks
Sovint Union
North Viet Nam
Vitinantiss
Washington
Lit
Dads Club Meeting Announced for Ashbel Smith Elementary
The Dade Club will meet at 7:20 p.m. at the scout house located at 812 Adeur. Fathers of Ashbet Smith Elementary Girl Scouts are invited to attend the session held by the Dads Club and Ashbet Smith Elementary community groups.
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Dads Club
Ashbel Smith
Dade Club
di Fathers
Ashbet Smith
Siena
Voter Rules Clarified for Barbers Hill Bond Election
Barbers Hill School District officials clarified voting eligibility for the Saturday bond election. Voters must own property on the 1965 tax rolls, reside in Texas at least one year and in Chambers County six months, and pay the 1964 poll tax or be exempt. Don McLeod will prepare a qualified voters list. Balloting runs 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Cave Community Building and Mont Belieu Elementary cafeteria.
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Barbers Hill
Don McLeod
McLeod
Texas
Chambers County
Larry J. Boyd
Boyd
District Board of Trustees
the Sun
Fonthatt
Cave
Mont Belgieu
Drought Raises Fears of Food Shortages in India
Our World Today reports the worst drought in a century threatening food supplies and drinking water in India. Marcos vows to restore Malaysia relations in January. Johnson declines Christmas trip to South Viet Nam. advisors weigh likelihood. Fire near Omaha Texas burns 400 acres over six days. Lopez Mateos recovering after Sunday surgery.
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India
Help Chief Goodfellow Help The Kids Drive
Urgent Baytown charity appeal for Christmas toy distribution. Chief Goodfellow and helpers seek donations to ensure all LO M plus children receive gifts. Donors may list names or memorial gifts, small or large, to meet the deadline two days before Christmas.
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The
Goodfellows
Goodfellow
Baytown
Gordfellow
Chrisuyvas
Arabians At LC Banquet to Feature Dr. Matthews Speaker
The Lee College Organization of Arabian Students will host a banquet at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at the Holiday Inn with Dr. Charles D. Matthews of the University of Texas as the main speaker. About 90 guests are expected. 31 Lee College Arabian students currently attend, with 14 to 20 more anticipated next semester. Ali M. Reda, president, will introduce the speaker as the club, two years old with 26 charter members, aims to promote good relations with Americans and explain Arabian culture and issues faced by their country. Tickets cost 2.50 and local officials and civic leaders will attend. contact Reda orMohammad Y. Mohammad for tickets.
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Lee College
Holiday Inn
Charles D. Matthews
University of Texas
Matthews
Texas
Arabia
Ali M. Reda
Organization of
Reda
Lew College
Baytown
Walter Hundell
Llubs
Mohammad Y. Mohammad
Abdulaziz
S. Turbak
Moham Jmad R. Jastaniah
Exporters Face Jones Falcons in Quarterfinals at Rice Stadium
The 1965 Tragsport Exporters, after beating Nederland 30 6 in bi district, travel to Rice Stadium Friday at 7 30 PM to meet the Jesse Jones Falcons in a quarterfinal clash. Tones edged Memorial Mustings 7 6 to lift to 6 6 on the season.
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Freeport
Tragsport
Nederland
Pkay
Rice Stadium
Jesse Jones Falcons
Tones
Memorial Mustings
Ganders
Gemini Astronauts Taking Physicals
Gemini 7 and 6 crews underwent five hour medical exams at Cape Kennedy as countdowns proceed for their flights. Frank Borman Lovell of Gemini 7 and Walter Schirra Stafford of Gemini 6 passed checks ahead of liftoffs set for mid December and late December respectively. The dual missions aim to rendezvous in space and study weightlessness effects on bones and heart.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Mike
Ihey
Air Forcs
Frank Bormanis
Navy
James A. Lovten
Walter M. Schirra
Air Force
Thomas Sp. Stafford
U.S
Fighting Still Intense U S Casualties In Viet Drop
Saigon dispatch reports the 7th Regiment of South Vietnam nearly destroyed in savage combat raises weekly combat deaths to 59, the government’s second highest toll. US casualties fall to 40 for the week, with 1,835 missing and 861 wounded. Viet Cong losses reach 1,539. Attacks include regimental-sized pushes near Saigon and multiple outpost skirmishes across central highlands. Air strikes and reconnaissance extend into North Vietnam.
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South Viet Nam
U.S
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Viet Nam
Ighlands
Dai Nang
Pou Bai
da Nang
Viet My
Hansi
Hani
Riconderoga
Ron Homme
Richart
Freit
Iie
Air Force
Nave Vanes
North Vietnin
Baytonian Pulled From Flaming Car in Morning Wreck
Sammy Allen Masters, 22, of 169 Sunset Road, rescued Thurman Sanders from a burning car after a wreck at 3 a.m. on Jay Street, Main to Wallis Road. Sanders, who went through the windshield and atop the car, was injured with arm and forehead wounds and taken to San Jacinto Methodist Hospital. Masters helped pull him from the fire before responders arrived. Sanders was injured but stable for treatment.
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Thurman Sanders
Mca
Jay Ct Marth Main
Wallis Road
Sammy Allen Masters
Sunset Road
Sanders
N Masters
Path
Prakes
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Paul U. Lop
Baytown Delegation Voices Oppose Ship Channel Zoning
A 40 member Baytown delegation from 15 groups spoke in Austin on Wednesday against the Houston Ship Channel pollution control zoning. The Texas Water Pollution Control Board heard two hours of testimony as Chairman Joe G. Moore Jr. announced the order would stay under study. Mayor Seaborn Cravey led remarks for Baytown, with input from Rep. Bob Eckhardt and others, while Dr. Walter Quebedeaux Jr. urged caution. Delegation members traveled by bus and car, reflecting broad local involvement.
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Baytown
Houston
Seaborn Gravey
E Gravey
Texas Water Pollution Centre
Austin
Baytow
Houston Ship Channel
Texas Water Pollution Centrol Board
Joe G. Moore Jr
Seaborn Cravey
Wooster Chamber of Commerce
Gene Muller
Roy Willams
Dean
Richard King
Wol Su Orville Youns
Nelson Jamynecker
Bir Tarth
Brownwood Civic Association
W. T. Porter
W. D. Hinson
Harry Hartman
So F. Mee Phail
Lakewood Civic Association
Greg Davis
Jim Frouneberer
Goose Creek
Karl Optyshek
Harris County
Tirondeaux Jr
Choy Gaineil
Minor Cravey
Clem Massy
Jack Huron
Andy Br
Finn la Rayshore Ral
Reel and Gun Club
Baytown Banks
Perry Britton
Connie Magaurik
Allen Rice
Baytuan Sun
Baytown United Fund Raises USO Allocation
Baytown United Fund increased its USO grant from 1,768 to 2,268 dollars after Community Chest board approval. Emmett O'Donnell Jr., retired USAF general and USO head, urged extra funding to support Saigon Da Nang clubs serving 1,080 to 1,500 servicemen daily and to add more clubs.
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Baytown United Fund
Charles Caldwell
Ay Community Chest
Community Chest Board of Directors
Us.c
Emmett O'Donnell Jr
Air Force
Baytown Community Chest
U.S.O
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