New Prime Minister May Modernize Church
London AP reports Britain’s new prime minister may seek to modernize the Church of England. Harold Wilson’s influence could shift episcopal appointments, with bishops aged around 60 on average and vacancies possible across sees. The piece notes the established church and the Lords spiritual peers and recalls Wilson’s Congregationalist family background.
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Archbishop of Canterbury
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Assistance In Moving TV Set Not Appreciated
A 23 inch console television at Western Auto Store 623 W Texas was packed for return when it vanished between 4 and 5 pm Thursday. Police report the set valued at 199 dollars was stolen from the store year, with officials noting its bulk likely required help of a strong person. Nearby, a Baytown man posted 25 dollars bond for a theft under 5 dollars after swapping price tags at K Mart. Burglaries included stamps and a check protector machine taken from Commerce Food Market. A woman claimed a poker game in a Briarwood area house was illegal, then traffic complaints about cars parked outside. Police logged multiple minor accidents and traffic calls across Thursday into Friday.
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Mike Hinkel
Western Auto
Texas
Baytown
St. Co
Cowan
K-Mart
Commerce Food Market
N. Commerce
Briarwood
J. J. Lankford
Woodruff
Airhart
Decker
Baker
N. Alexander
Main
Lee Drive
Delee
Highway 46
Police Bicycle Drive Brings Christmas Aid to Families
Police association marks second year of giving as officers buy new bicycles and provide a complete Christmas meal box for each family. Officers Russell Lites presiding. James Lankford treasurer. John Reeves vice president. Cooper secretary.
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James Lankford
John Reeves
Antigone Begins Run At Lee College
Lee College Drama Department opens the year with Antigone in the college auditorium. Performances are Friday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $1 for adults and 50 cents for students, LC students admitted free with student activity cards. Terry Ryals and Helen Kirkpatrick read Creon and Antigone. Thurman Rowe tt directs with students assisting behind the scene.
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Antigone
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Helen Kirkpatrick
King Creon
Thurman Rowett
Carolyn Herman
Tommy
Kleypas
Becky Timmons
Carol Cannon
Leyla Kadjar
Lynda Hairston
Robert Peacock
Pat Parker
TB Treatment and Mobile X-ray Program at JD Hospital
The article describes a county mobile X-ray program visiting all communities yearly, with postive or negative results by card. It covers TB diagnosis, prolonged hospital stays, and the JD hospital’s TB treatment, including drugs, rest, and a six month minimum stay.
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Davis
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Les
Largest Color TV Set Arrives At Kovar's Center
Clem Kovar of Kovar's Color TV Center announced the arrival of the largest color television set manufactured, a 25 inch RCA Victor model in a cherry console with hide away doors. He said it is one of only a few sets to reach Harris County.
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Kovar
RCA Victor
Harris County
Hospital notes admit list includes numerous Gulf Coast and San Jacinto Methodist patients
Admitted to Gulf Coast lists Terri Coker Chad Hill Parris Ernst Alfred J. Singleton Harlen Standifer Naoma Burgess Harvey Hart Fayle J. C. Horn George B Jared W. W. Weckworth E C Harvey James E. Smith James P. Dodson Charles D. Carson Mrs Thomas E. Rollins Rosalie de Baytown James A. Pileson Mrs John W. Smith B. B. Gilbert William A L Sheppard Patricia Whistle and others in rooms across Baytown Crosby Trinity Deer Park La Porte and Channelview with multiple surnames and addresses noted in the hospital record.
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G. W. Coker
W. Nazro
Chad Hill
Myr
Elton F. Hill
Gail
Parris Ernst
K. D. Ernst
Pamela
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Crosby
Harlen G. Standifer
Gresham
Naoma’ Burgess
Pershing
San Jacinto
Ons
William ‘al Sheppard
Deer Park
Patricia Whistle
LaiPorte
Wild delay hints at 34 hour rocket trial
The report notes a prolonged delay in a test related to a rocket planned to approach Mars and bring it closer to Mars. DreArleigh Templeton, now president elect of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, has risen from Sam Houston State College leadership to a national role. Gov. Connally discusses Johnson and Kerr condemns the student Free Speech Movement. GOP governors split over calls to oust party chair Dean Burch as Defense signals plan major reserve surgery pending guidance from McNamara.
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DreArleigh Templeton
Sam Houston State College
Hunts Vile
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Goodfellows Donations Acknowledge Baytown Support
The Baytown Sun notes 1964 Goodfellows acknowledgments with gifts from A. J. Hruby, totaling several donors. Mrs. Hruby and contributions from Women’s Study Club, 33 Study Club, and R. H. Layton are highlighted. Readers are urged to donate to Chief Goodfellow to support the annual party.
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Chief Goodfellow
Baytown Sun
Fire at Cedar Bay Junior High Gym Damages Wall
Baytown firemen extinguished a small blaze at 7:11 a.m. in the Cedar Bay Junior High School gym area caused by a gas heater in a bathroom. The wall around the heater was damaged. refreshments will be served at a Christmas party hosted by Glenn Crawford at 2301 Wright Blvd. Tickets available at the door.
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Brains Doin's
Cedar Bay
Glennou Junior High School
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Art
Linter
Federal civil rights arrests rise in Mississippi probe
FBI records show a conspiracy involving Deputy Price to arrest three men without cause and threaten them after release. If convicted, defendants face up to 10 years or a 35,000 fine. About 21 men were arrested in ten weeks, bringing Mississippi’s total to 49 in federal civil rights probes. Bond ranges were noted, with arraignments expected in Meridian. the day was overcast as the arrests proceeded.
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Fort Hood promotes MARTIN to sergeant in First Armored Division
Fort Hood promotes 24 year old MARTIN son of Elton J. Martin of Channelview to staff sergeant in the First Armored Division. He is a Channelview High School graduate.
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Wynnemer Promoted to Section Head at Humble Baytown Center
Dr. Don Wynnemer was promoted to section head at Humble Oil and Refining Co. Baytown Research Center. He now leads the group handling research on lubricants specialty oils and product quality processes.
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Humble Oil and Refining Co
Baytown Research Center
Lee College course aims to train future food service workers
LC's Food Service Course explained to Kiwanis. Lee College head Charles Lavatee says a nationwide survey estimates Houston area will need 3,000 food preparers by 1985, with about 10 in the NASA area. The course teaches basics to create finished cooks, focusing on techniques, sauces, frying, roasting, baking, and food presentation to secure repeat customers. The Baytown Kiwanis club heard about Kiwanis International's golden anniversary and leadership plans for youth, churches, and community service.
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Lee College
Baytown Kiwanis Club
Houston
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Lynn Seamans
Jack Johnson
Baytown
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Baytown Police Recover Theft of Tires and Wheels
Leo K Font of 525 S Burnett reported theft of three tires and wheels from his livestock trailer on Thursday. Police said the tires and wheels had already been recovered and Font expressed confidence the third would be found.
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Leo K. Font
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Font
Bauer Named To Shell Oil Post In Houston Area
R J Bauer named Houston area production manager for Shell Oil Co succeeding W R Lund who plans retirement Jan 1 after nearly 31 years. Bauer brings almost two decades of service. a University of Oklahoma BS in mechanical engineering. joined Shell in 1946.
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Shell Oil Co
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W. R. Lund
Oklahoma
Williams Walks Out As Baker Payoff Probe Roils Hearing
Delaware Senator Williams quit the hearings after a heated clash over a September charge of a political payoff connected to the Baker investigation. Williams said his integrity was questioned and insisted he would not return. Baker faced questioning but refused to answer about his role in the alleged payoff.
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Local family aided. sessions host Sanchez clan
The youngest Sanchez child is a one month old. Mrs Sessions says they need clothes and food and are out of baby food. Furnishings could be stored in the Sessions garage until the Sanchez family moves in this weekend. Mr and Mrs Sessions, with four children, invite Mrs Sanchez and four younger family members to stay Thursday night. Sun staffers field calls from helpers. items can be left at 3147 Ohio. Mrs Sessions’ number is 5824041.
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College Choir Debuts at Sam Houston Christmas Concert
Janie Clinton daughter of Mr and Mrs B A Clinton 3810 Cedar Bayou will sing in the Women’s Choir on December 11 at a Christmas concert at Sam Houston State Teachers College.
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Lynchburg
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Matherne's Gift Picks Spark Early Christmas Shopping
A shopper shares finds at Matherne's including Chemex coffeemaker options, Eaton’s Photo Carousel, Soma tumblers, Tensor mini lamps, and Parker pens. Prices range from about 4.95 to 97.95, with new shipments coming in before the rush. The note mentions friendly staff help and plans to write again with more ideas.
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