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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1964

Page

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Lee College Christmas Music and Lyceum Programs

Lee College will host a Christmas concert in the college cafeteria at 5 40 pm and a public concert in the auditorium at 7 20 pm on December 13. The Lyceum program features Eugene Horton at 10 10 am Tuesday in the auditorium. Public invited. Local events include a Farm Bureau meeting December 14 in Anahuac with a beef cattle future program, a Police Reserve meeting at 7 30 pm Tuesday, and Anson Jones PTA Thursday at 2 35 pm with a first grade Christmas play. Weather mostly cloudy with possible rain, Galveston tides noted.

LEE College Choir Charles Stephenson Lee College Eugene Horton Manned Spacecraft Center Farm Bureau Chambers County Farm Bureau Anahuac Bill Wedemeyer Texas Farm. Bureau Waco Anson Jones Davida Thompson

Around Town News Roundup and Local Notes

BORIS HARRLSON returns home after tests, halting a vacation. Jerry Strickler gains TV exposure as a New York actor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Strickler. Mrs. Toby Enloe seeks letters for friends at Route 4 in Cleveland. Ham Elder, ex Baytonian, uses a wheelchair. Lowell Lammers shares advice on unlocking a frozen car door with a heated key. Barbara Ceman and daughter Teresa visit The Sun. Jackie May Atchley of Pasadena joins. Lu Ann Sutphin, six, wins a giraffe drawing in a TV contest. Sally Sawberger, Bostonian in Pasadena nursing home, attends Christmas dinner at First Baptist. Roy Williams asks about holidays. Sun staff bid farewell to Jimmy Gibson, moving to Houston Chronicle. Fall Bridge Tourney in Dallas notes top scores for A J Smith Jr and Thelma Smith. Kathryn Newland and Fred Wartman place third. Jack Furbee and partner win Carter's Pairs among 136 pairs.

Boris Harrlson Jerry Strickler New York Jerry Bill Strickler Toby Enloe Harry Ham Route 4 Cleveland Ham Lowell Lammers Barbara Ceman Teresa Dawn Nassau Bay

Lost And Abandoned Items Set For Public Auction

Public auction Wednesday will offer unclaimed items held by the City property room. Police Chief Blair Mann says the intake is increasing and display hours are 9 am to 3 pm at the station. Items include a lidless water can, a new cyclometer, seven gas caps, ping pong paddles, hub caps, barber tools, plus cars from 1946 and 1939. The sale begins 1 pm Thursday near the new animal shelter at 4601 WW Main. items must be paid in cash and removed within five days.

Hess Twoland Baytown T TT Blair Mann General Fund

Baker Probers Dig Into California Bank Charter Deal

Senate investigators heard that a California group received a national bank charter soon after hiring a Washington lobbyist tied to Bobby Baker for 5000 dollars. The panel planned a private session to decide how much further to probe Baker’s affairs. Witnesses described Bromley, a former Senate staffer, and a charters pursuit aided by Baker.

Bobby Baker Probers California Washington Senate Bobby Baker Baker Senate Rules Committee Maurice Hughett Falls Church Lobny Wayne Bromley Bromley Hughett Ganizers Redwood National Bank San Rafael Calif Bramley Leland Hashett Lennox PL McLendon Hashell Witl Bromley Hughett Reyisied Ater Bramiley John Sherman Doopler McLendon Estes Erne

Kennedy Spent Over 1.2 Million in Senate Race

Washington AP report shows Sen elect Robert F Kennedy spent more than 1.2 million in his victory over Kenneth E Keating. Keating filed expenditures just under 100 thousand. Both men noted that party committees and local groups’ spending are not included in these figures due to reporting rules in New York.

Washington Robert F. Kennedy Kenneth E. Keating Senate Keating Kennedy New York

Ice Storm Clamps Down on New York Areas

Ice froze power lines snaring 73,000 homes and businesses. No heat or school disrupted Eastern upstate New York and parts of New England. Crews toiling long hours as storms stretch into Midwest regions with widespread outages and frigid temperatures.

Saratoga Springs N.Y New York New New England Down Florida Vermont Massachusetts England Lakelestare New Avenue Armory Armory Maine Ville Old Town Ness Mercury Minnesota Wisconsin Rai Jim Power

Burglary at Baytown Washateria. $100 Missing

Baytown owner TV Washateria, Bill Castleman, reports a Monday night burglary stealing about $100 from a coin and cabinet machine and a Phico television set. Police investigated the break in after opening time, with a pry mark found on the door. Separate incidents include a car theft in Baytown and youths breaking streetlights, with damages and minor injuries noted.

Bill Castleman Baytown Philco Castleman Cain Dale Scrimming Fred Miller Wilfred Snell John Mallory Bobby Garver McGowand Raintree Miriam H.L. Jackson Set Cleve Dickens Charles Pierce Lacour Hotel Pasadena Paul Anderson Charles Fisk Houston Baytowna Bayway Bankery Madson West Main Barrymore

Viet Cong Overruns Outpost Killing 3 Americans

Viet Cong forces overran a southern Viet Nam outpost killing three American soldiers and nine South Vietnamese. Ten Vietnamese troops were wounded as fighting and shelling continued in the An Lay valley near Saigon. Maj Clement A. Wyllie described open fighting as armored vehicles and helicopters supported operations around the district headquarters.

Saigon South Viet Nam Viet Nam South Viet Ince U.S An Lay Clement A. Wyllie Chattanooga Tenn Ile Comjanine Wylie Swell D.taylor Washington Taylor Ste Phan Khae Suu High National Council

Brando Custody Fight Escalates In Hotel Scuffle

In Los Angeles police say Marlon Brando’s ex wife Anna Kashfi ran screaming through a hotel lobby Monday night during a two day custody dispute over their son Christian. Kashfi, 30, was booked on suspicion of battery on an officer after allegedly slapping a police sergeant and was jailed at West Hollywood station. Brando, 40, was granted full custody pending a December hearing. Kashfi had prior custody with Brando plus limited visits.

Los Angeles Marlon Brando Anna Kashfi Thhem Monda Tavestigiers Hel Warad Lis Brando Vietory Christian West Tos Angeles Edward R. Brand Mledi jMiss Kashfi Kor Miss Kosms Gagde Reck Anvil

City improvements explained to Baytown group

An explanation of proposed city capital improvements for Baytown was slated for December 15 at Sterling Municipal Library. A citizen group meeting December 15 will begin with a briefing by Bernard Johnson Engineering Inc. and will detail the bond plan and subcommittee work.

Baytown Citizens Group Sterling Munivipat Library Emamion Bernard Johnson Engineering Inc Pee Liggett Fi Fnsham Citivens Group Lanham Berard i Johnson Ther BONDS

Optimist Welcome Event Lights Christmas Aid in Baytown

The Optimist Welcome Stranger program, held each Christmas in Baytown, is set for December 22 at the Holiday Inn. Jester Amord chairs the affair which provides lunch and gifts to families en route home. Local merchants supply gifts and warmth is emphasized as a key result.

Baytown Holiday Inn Jester Amord Alford Tiinois Louisiana Mississippi Florida Alfent Jim Carter Wilton Roper Rob Wanlons Perong Oria

Baytown Goodfellows Christmas Show Supports Kids

Dancers Santa Claus and Baytown students stage the annual Christmas program to aid Goodfellows. More than 500 youngsters perform at 8 p m Monday at the Firemen's carnival site. Proceeds come from voluntary collections with no admission. The show features Santa Claus Mrs Santa and Brownies in a tale to answer a child s questions about Christmas. Local volunteers and Trinity Episcopal Church groups contribute funds and efforts.

Trinity Episcopal Guild Trinity Episcopal Church W. AL McElhannons Leslie Sehool Grodfellows Baytown Goodfellows Gordifellosy Sitie Wheaton Lee Sante Claus Santa North Pale Brunson Goodfellas Motion Picture Machine Trinity Episcopal Church Stomn Trinity Guild W. A. McElhannons

1964 Traffic Box Score Collisions and Fatalities

A compact record summarizing 1964 traffic accidents, injuries and deaths. Includes counts of incidents, days since last fatality, and collision tables. Presents a chronological tally of accidents and the resulting injuries and fatalities for that year.

Mrs. Goldman Rites Wednesday Funeral for Del ta Goldman

Funeral services for Mrs. Delta Mae Goldman of S311 Wiscon will be held at 4 pm Wednesday at Paul A. Lee Chanel with Rev. Robert Cheek pastor officiating. Burial in Cedar Crest Cemetery. Baytown resident 15 years, she died Tuesday morning in a local hospital. She was a native of Climax and survived by two sisters, Missvaipha Ashe of Baytown and Mrs. Emma Hollow of Oklahoma, plus several nieces and nephews.

Delta Mae Goldman Wiscon Paul A. Lee Chanel Robert Cheek First Baptist Church Cedar Crest Baytown Goldman Climax Vaipha Ashe Emma Hollow Whee. Okla

Baytown Council Exempts Police Cars From Speed Rule

Baytown city council agreed to an amendment exempting police emergency vehicles from the ordinance restricting operation beyond posted speeds. The decision followed discussions at a special Saturday meeting and a November 19 session amid bid talks for new patrol cars. City Manager Lanham said the measure will appear on Thursday night’s pre meeting agenda.

Baylown Sun Fri Lanham Laham Kenneth Badgett Rauesc Badgett Lanham Tl Blair Mann J. B. LeFevre

Police and Firemen Vote on Social Security Coverage

Bartown police and firemen vote on joining the Social Security program under the federal system after new laws allow civil service employees to be covered. ballots list For or Against with signatures. ballots counted Wednesday after all shifts vote. Election judges Neal Seeley and W C Turner preside at stations 1 and 2.

Bartown Texas Neal Seeley W. C. Turmer R. IT J Boel Turrer Municipal Police League

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