Supreme Court Needs New Trial For Ashley and Lona
A three judge panel of the U S Circuit Court in New Orleans ruled two Houston area defendants Leslie Dou flay Anhley and Carolyn Lona hei were entitled to a new trial for the murder of Fred A. Tines, a Houston real estate man. The panel, by 2 to 1, said the prosecution suppressed favorable evidence at their state court trial.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Leslie Douflay Anhley
Carolyn Lona
Fred A. Tines
Houston
Tex
U.S. Circuit Court
New Orleans
Ashley
Crosby School Board to Hold Evening Call Meeting
Crosby School board will meet at 6 40 p m Monday in the administration office to discuss the exit of the facilities at Commentary Crosby Cafe by High School and R Drew High School 5 DOT SMITH will give a custation on cake record at the Ts p m Monday meeting of the Baytown Hare Econommiins Association in the home of Mrs C Ho Stevenson 178 Bayshare Drive Youth Fair Meeting BAYTOWN Youth Fairr Association will meet 1 pt Mandy in the new renal agrtiulture bulilding 2 t Rotwrt EL Lee High School Chamber Meets THE WOOSTER Chamber of Commerce will elect officers and hear talk by City Manager Fritz Lanham at its noon meeting Wednesday at the Yellow Jacket restaurant in Wooster. ARMY 2ND LT Wilber A Es whose wife Patricia lives 709 Jones has completed eightteek ordnance officer ic course at the U S Ordnance Center and School Bere Gee Proving Ground Md He is ih pradgate af Louisiana Theft Reported ROSERT DETRD of 7119 See held of e hatchet utility ree benvren 17745 Sunday and 1 30 aur Brondas COLARING ANI cooler Monday pizht after agittered morn ing showers Terpera ture mance expected Monday Geist drrereex Sundays low Was 40 deer alt awn GALVESTON TIDES Tutrday will be high at 3238 aum on and Sant pom Juw mf I27s32 acm and 11759 aan
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Dot. Smith
Baytown Hare Econommiins Association
C. Ho Stevenson
Bayshare Drive
ARMY
Wilber A Es
Patricia
Jones
U.S. Ordance Center
Bere Gee
Proving Ground
Pradgate
Louisiana
Colaring
Galveston
Thanksgiving visits across towns and campuses noted
Around Town reports Miles and daughter Carol Sue visiting Mrs. Miles's parents in Hallettsville while Miles serves as assistant dean at Tae Collette. Gill Hand and family travel to Corpus Christi to see his parents. Thad Fenname, Christmas drive chair, plans campaignwears seals on a necktie. Charlie Masterson makes a weekend trip home to Warren. The Fideli Class at St. Mark's Methodist shares treats with shutins. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pool and others return home after holidays in Carthage. College students return from Oklahoma, Southwestern, Texas, and Texas Tech. Coeds Betsy Wilson Gracie Lubbock Joyce Kimmions Sally Beckman also home.
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A. H
Miles
Carol Sue
Fred Scheffer
Hallettsville
Tex
Tae Collette
Gillland
Lee College
Corpus Christ
Gill Hand
Thad Fenname
Htaytown
el Charlie Masterson
Warren
Texs
St. Mark's
Carthage
Pow
Shirley Shins
Judy Fayle
FE. W. Frochner
Carly Bush
Wayne Bell
University of Oklahoma
Joe Lane Reese
Southwestern
Bonnie Bord
University of Texas
Texas Tech
Oswald's mother denounces authorities over Kennedy killing
Mrs. Marguerite Oswald, mother of Lee Harvey Oswald, told a Fort Worth AP reporter she blames government agents and Dallas officers for the assassination. She demanded a full state inquiry's findings and questioned how Ruby could approach her son in custody. She recounted FBI image misidentifications and described tense, tearful moments in her Dallas hotel room.
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Fort Worth
Russia
Oswald
Develd
Robert
FBI
Jack Ruby
Dallas City
Dallas
Ruby
Jawyer
John F. Kenned
Fmm Wihiy
Yater
Jack Pub Het
Delay Ray
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Tom Fruard
Henry Wade
Marenerite
Guand Dnl
Osuvald
Sohe
Tengun
U.S
Boe Teavet
Inie Rience
Eloakert
Hvawet Wowriet
Rites Held Today For C. C. Andrus
Funeral services for Clayton Calvert Andrus 66 were held at 4 p.m. Monday at Paul A. Lee Funeral Home Chapel with Rev A L Jonson and Rev Robert M Cheek officiating. Andrus, a Humble Oil and Refining Co. Baytown refinery retiree, died Saturday evening in a local hospital. He had worked 38 years and moved to Baytown in 1921. He is survived by his wife Maude Ruth and three sons, with burial at Memory Cemetery.
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Clayton Calvert
Andrus
Paul A. Lee
A. L. Jonson
Memorial Baptist Church
Robert. M. Cheek
First, Baptist Church
Humble Oil and ‘Refining Co
Baytown Reinery
Humble
Andris
Baytown
Besan
Jie
Fune
Maude Ruth Andras
R. C. Andras
Payo
Memphis
Tenn
Donald
C. Andras
Pasadena
Yiending Baytown
Mavine de
Rankdin Welkey
Tors
Samantha Bishop
Mary Lou
Clyde
Ley
Panti Madesta
Calit
Mile
David
John Andrus
Lee
Turnbull
Webb Cit
Hana
Cook
imiPeat Watkas
Houston and
Noo Co
Haytown
Crowley
Lewis Bi Hey
Cantons Cemetery
Rumble Oil and Refining Co
Oklahoma
Pee Wee Charity Bowl Boosts Goodfellow Cause
The 61st Pee Wee Charity Bowl at Memorial Stadium Friday 7:30 p.m. features the Beal and Texans vying for Pee Wee glory to raise 34000 for Baytown Goodfellows. Proceeds support gifts and groceries for Houston children. contributions may be sent to The Baytown Sun or Chief Goodfellow, with names listed unless anonymity is requested.
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Chief Goodfellow
Memorial Stadium
Tity Rs
Texans
Goodtet Hows
Clin
Baytown Sun
Genifellow
A. Vist
Chiildren
Defense Counsel Confident Ruby Murder Trial Delay Seen
In Dallas a defense team voiced confidence as Ruby murder trial delays loom. Prosecutors say Kennedy's death and Oswald case ties swirl, while defense lawyer Tom Fru atd argues no link to Oswald. District Attorney Wade signals possible death penalty for Ruby.
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Ruby
Rites Held In Wharton For Mrs Lou Elkins
Funeral services for Mrs. Lou Elkins were conducted at Wharton Hospital Church of Christ with burial in the city cemetery. The obituary notes her survivors include a daughter Linda, a son Perry, and relatives in Wharton and nearby areas, with services led by local clergy.
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Wharton
Lou Elkins
Satara
Wharter Hospital
Ever Fis
Elkins
Killy
Balke
South Main
Miriam
Church of Christ
Bewiy
Cymoral
Kinnersday
Wiartan
Shere Aa
Pk Baye
Adin
P Allyse
Sens
Aus
Ession
Linda
Ba Lown
HC Mar aMtons
Perry Py
Ai Haa
Ana Mars
Wallianig
Slaying of Actress Karyn Kupcinet Probed by Cops
Hollywood investigators question actor Andrew Prine and others as the murder of actress Karyn Kupcinet is probed. She was found nude in her Sunset Strip apartment, with detectives noting the body possibly lay undiscovered for days after a late Wednesday night visit.
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Ant
Tday
Karyn Kup
Robert F. Hathaway
Sind
Rubin
Hathay
Victir
Miss Kuneciner
Taney
Iark Goddard
Marcia
Ges
Virginia Supreme Court Upholds School Closing
The Virginia Supreme Court rules Prince Edward County may close public schools to avoid racial integration. In a 26-1 decision the court says the state constitution lets localities decide whether to operate public schools. A dissent asserts the legislature owed provision of public education, noting the county abandoned schools in 1959 amid desegregation pressure.
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Paeemond Va
Supreme Court
Ae Frines
VI £ High Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Eagleston
High Court
la Reotonize
Vigins
Ef L
Prince Edward County
United Fa
REDE
Prince Edwant
Acprue Atucadenal Foundation
Unclear political turmoil looms as key figures resign and elections loom
The article sketches a chaotic political scene with Betancourg's party facing a high-stakes presidential contest amid resignations and shifting alliances. It notes Ginet mom stepping down as Prime Minister, calls for potential government formation, and mentions various regional tensions and upcoming national events.
New Chief Executive Stays Busy at White House
President Johnson convened ten cabinet officers and budget director for economic and defense talks at the White House. He drafted a letter urging defense contractors to cut costs and announced visits by West German Chancellor Erhard Italian President Segni and British PM Douglas-Home. Johnson met Urban League director Whitney M. Young and presented the Enrico Fermi Award to J. Robert Oppenheimer, amid security notes on his access to atom secrets. Johnson family attended church and paid respects at Arlington National Cemetery as the Erhard and Douglas-Home visits aimed to strengthen Atlantic partnership.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Secreatary
Defense
Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
Kermit Gordon
Ludwig Erhard
Antonio Segni
Alec Douglas-Home
Whitney Young
National Urban League
Enrico Fermi
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Oppenheimer
Los Alamos Laboratory
Atomic Energy Commission
White ‘House
AEC
St.Marcs Episcopal Church
Arington National
John F. Hennels
Erhard
Iani Douglas
Erhani
Johnson Tee
Johnson Pinch
Johnson City
Tex
Kinston
Jun
Ashington
Toba
Charles
Secretary of State
Dean Sty
Supt Gentry Rundell At Memphis Meeting
Supt Gentry and Rundell attend a Memphis meeting as part of a regional education conference. The report notes discussions on school administration and local reforms with no further names or dates specified.
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Gentry
Rundell
Memphis
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Democratic Action Party
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