SUN Spots and School Bits From Baytown Newsroom
SUN Spots notes T. L. Mawkins recovering from surgery at Methe ist Hospital in Houston in room 559 A with visitor access. Brownie Troop 1584 to be invested at St Pauls Lutheran Church at 7 15 p.m. Thursday with Mrs Nolant Barth as leader and refreshments to follow. OTTO HUDDLE, Baytown native and father of D O Huddle Jr and Wanda Winningham, in serious condition at Hermann Hospital in Houston. C Smith of 3101 Ohio reports finding a hub cap. owner may claim from car. SHIDOKAT SADOUGHI, exchange student at Baytown's J S Keating, to lunch with Iranian ambassador in Houston. BILL BROYLES JR to represent Rice at National Affairs conference at Texas A&M University. Robert E Lee Band magazine sale yields 42 percent profit with $225 raised from six-day drive. Horace Mann Teen Canteen Christmas Party slated for 7 30 p.m. Friday in girls gym. refreshments. Partly cloudy and cooler Friday with 60s. Galveston tides Friday high at 11 05 p.m. and low at 2 37 p.m.
Christmas Socials and Acts of Kindness in Baytown
A Baytown column highlights Mrs Charles O Connell planning January events and Mrs G R Bloodgood baking fruitcake. Betty Bailey and Mignon Bond spread cheer, Wanda Hall decorates, Patsy Parrish and Shirley Parrish arrange special church music, Ann E Lovering helps line up a photo, Gary Loesch and Roland Tenley report church work, and Mrs C T Freeman rehabilitates a toy doll for needy children. Tiny Rites thanks Pete Sultis and John Adams for helping with gas after hours on a downtown street.
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Charles O'Connell
Jack Harit
Glenn Whitcomb
Betty Bailey
Mignon Bond
Bobbye Cann
Samia
Bill Durham
G. R. Bloodgool
Wanda Hall
Patsy
Shirley Parrish
Highlands First Baptist Church
Anneile Lovering
Gary Loesch
Roland Tenley
C. T. Freeman
Baytown Juice
Elaine McClanahan
Pete Sultis
John Adams
Barry Goldwater Faces GOP Chair Mandate Tension
Former President Eisenhower and Vice President Nixon urged Sen. Goldwater to back a broadly based GOP leadership. They pressed that the party chairman must command a mandate, not just a narrow majority, ahead of the Chicago National Committee meeting. Goldwater said the trio sought healing between moderates and conservatives as Dean Burch sought support. Nixon and Eisenhower avoided public comments on the committee’s decision.
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New, York
Dwight. D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Barry Goldwater
GOP
Nixon
White House
Eisenhower
Waldert Towers
Goldwater
Cust
Dean Burch
National Committee
Chicago
Bureh
Sen. Goldwater
Burch
Snow
Baytown DE students project topic at chamber luncheon
Distributive Education students from Robert E. Lee High School will present a creative marketing project at the Baytown Chamber of Commerce luncheon Friday noon at the Holiday Inn. A panel led by Chuck Cummings and others will discuss surveys of out of town shoppers, license numbers, and merchants’ credit customer origins in Baytown.
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Baytown
DE Club
Ben Wilson
Chamber
Rain Gauges Report Four Inches in City
Rain slowed activities but caused no major issues in Baytown. Humble Baytown refinery gauge recorded 3.6 inches from 7 am Wednesday to 7 am Thursday, with 0.1 inch in the prior 24 hours. The Weather Bureau forecast end of rain and cooler weather through Friday. Five minor kaffei mishaps occurred, with one possible fatal crash on Interstate 10 noted.
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Baytown
Humble
Weather Bureau
Houston
Kaffe
Fritz Lanham
Houston panel OKs ticket plan change for Domed Stadium
Houston Commissioners Court unani- mously approved dropping a single ticketing plan for the Domed Stadium tenants the Houston Sports Association and partners. The move ends guaranteed-seat rights across all events and shifts to sport specific seat allocations while preserving annual seat guarantees for season ticket holders.
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Houston
Commissioners Court
Houston Sports Association
HSA
Houston Astros
Houston Oilers
University of Houston
Rodco
V_ Ramsey
Harris County
Ramsey
Cougars
Three Stolen Watches Recovered After Goose Creek Dinner
Baytown police recovered three stolen watches and pins tied to Humble Oil & Refining Co. employees after an awards dinner for 20 year workers at Goose Creek Country Club. The items belonged to three men who attended the event. No charges had been filed yet. A spare tire and tools were taken from Alton Tieman’s car nearby, worth about 100 dollars. Patrolman Wy C. Jackson reported the incident.
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Humble Oil & Refining Co
Baytown
Goose Creek Country Club
Alton Tieman
Wy. C. Jackson
Baytown 1964 Traffic Box Score
Accidents on 936 reported with injuries and deaths. Authorities record days since last fatality and monitor traffic incidents in Baytown during 1964. Local officials emphasize road safety and continued vigilance after multiple wrecks.
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Baytown
International unrest and civil rights killings loom in 1968 report
An FBL agent cites a signed confession related to the killings of three civil rights workers. The report notes six American deaths in South Vietnam over two days, Viet Cong activity, and a missing American. It also covers labor actions, political clashes in Congress, and potential investigations into justice administration including wiretapping and trial procedures.
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FBL
Goodfellows Move Step Nearer Christmas Party
Baytown reports progress for the annual Goodfellows Christmas drive. Toys fruit and candy are purchased and packing HQs set at Carpenters Hall. Volunteers like Mrs Dorothy Saunders support 1900 local children. Events include Leslie School of Dance program and a sports night the day before the Bluebonnet Bowl, with proceeds split between Baytown clubs and Goodfellows. Donations accepted by mail or in person. recent $10 gifts noted.
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Glenn Barber
Seeesaee
Chase
Goodfellow
Carpenters Hall
Deckers Drive
Dorothy Saunders
Chief Goodfellow
No. 11
Hame
Leon
the Goodfellows
Aldsters
Baytown
Leslie School of Dance
Hall
Lee Drive
Houston
Mississippi
Tulsa
Agie
AL Sint
Willie Fowler
Baytew Mist
Youin Prograrm
Goedellows
Stratber
Leon Chase
Mrs Jacobs Riles Set Friday For Funeral
Amelia Christine Jacobs 69 of Baytown died at 3 15 PM Wednesday. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 PM Friday in the human Chapel with the Rev Jordin pastor of Memo honoring. She is survived by three sisters Mrs Ru Colburn Jr Mrs Sam Kim and Mrs Curtis Myra at Baytown two sons coaches and Albert S Nath of Baytown three sisters Mrs Annie Salter Mrs A McCain and Mrs A J Wood all of Baytown three brothers Woo ek of Port Arthur Eddie Krenick and J R Skrenick all of Baytown and me grandchild
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Baytown
Annie Salter
2. A. McCain
A. J. Wood
Bay
Woo
Port Arthur
Eddie Krenick
J. R. Skrenick
Car Truck Collision Kills Mrs Evelyn Gilbert on I 10
A heavy rain crash on Interstate 10 near Farm to Market 565 left Mrs Evelyn Gilbert of Mont Belvieu dead after losing control and hitting a large lumber truck. The driver of the truck was uninjured. Gilbert worked in the Anahune tax office and lived in Mont Belvieu. Survivors include her husband and two daughters. Funeral plans to be announced. Other accidents reported in Baytown over the past day.
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Evelyn Gilbert
Mont Belvien
James Tolerid
Asuhude
Pansee C. R. Walser
Gilbert
Anahure
Toly
Maurice
Houston
Toler
State Highway
C. E. Morris
Anahune
Anahune Tax Office
Mont Belvieu
West Texas
Harry Gilbert Jr
Mont Belview
Jean
Redmen Seek Return of Confiscated Lodge Equipment
In Harris County District Court the Redmen Lodge sues the City of Baytown and the Department of Public Safety for recovery of gambling paraphernalia seized during a raid. Zorn, attorney for the Redmen Lodge, says Texas Ranger C Eddie Oliver refuses to return the property. The suit seeks a television set, pool tables, chairs, and other equipment, with poker chips noted among confiscated items.
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Harris County
Operty
Redmen Lodge
Stile
City of
Baytown
Department of Public Safety
Doe Zorn
Zorn
C. Eddie Oliver
The
Texas Rangers
Aolo
Wilkie's Grand Opening In Rew Store Announced
Wilkie's Appliance Store at 19 Decker Drive announces its grand opening weekend in Rew. Mr and Mrs L A Wilkie host a drawing at 1 in the afternoon Friday and Saturday with prizes including a portable television set electric dryer or radio. The event features General Electric appliances and a full line of smaller goods with ample parking and a service area nearby.
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Phatees
API Mhnyes
Mesikig
Ng Canizins
Eas
Wilkie’s
Bmt
Minnesota
West Texas
Ame
Wilkies
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T. L. Mawkins
Gaytown Junior’ High
Metheist Hospital
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Schilling
Nolant Barth
Otto Huddle
D. O. Huddle Jr
Wanda Winningham
New Hermann Hospital
Hubcap Foundry
C. Smith
Ohio
Shidokat Sadoughi
Tran
J. S. Keating
Robert Es Lee High School
Rice
Bill Broyles JR
Hire University
Texas Asm University
Robert E. Lee
Charles Forque
Teen Canteen
Horace Mann
Teen ‘Canteen
Galveston
Barry
Burcie
D. E
Ray Hoffheinz
Phillip" G. “Hoffman
Stewart Lang
Houston Livestock Show
Carroll G. Martin
Baytown Sun
Milo
South Vietnas
Natal
Rules Committee
John W. McCormick
Thomas Gle
Maine
Bee
Son
House
Administration of Justice
Goodfellows
Citizens National
BANK
Darlyne Reeves
Molly St. John
Robert A. Lee High School
Houston-Harris County TA Association
Vonth
Molly
Youth Day
Parlyne
Martha Ann Hemphill
Riles
Mrs. Jacobs
Interstate 10
Caren
Lamat'Yech
Beaumont
Barbers ML Heh Selinor- Fane
Paul A. Lee Funeral Home
North Main
James
Harbor
Sal Jim
Horace Mann Junior High
Ward and
Alexander
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Oiler Clash
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Sundey
Houston Oiler
T Baytonians
Minda Shoemaker
Ctor
Charles Fornuc
Karla
Texas
Forgue Sac
Minda
Wilkie
Rew
Walt Disney
Pha San Gop
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