Baytown Club Notices and Local Event Briefs
LVN Division 44 hosts a 7:30 p m Christmas party in San Jacinto Methodist Hospital cafe teria with gifts for Bay town rest homes. Craigmont Civic Association meets at 7:30 p m at 3315 Hemlock. all residents invited. Traffic division reports 19 weekend accidents. one motor scooter collision involved a person. Deputy Rangers Booster Club at Ross Sterling High elects officers. Woody Walker and Bill Parrish speak. Bayshore Kiwanis meet 7 p m at Sterling Library. door prize for all. Mary Helen McFerren, 18, being treated at Southwest Baptist Memorial Hospital for non contagious paratyphoid infection. mother stays with her.
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Bill Parrish
Hilary Helen McFerren
W R. McFerren
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Southwest Baptist Memorial Hospital
Sharpstown
McFerren
Mary Helen
Freezing Weather Forecast for Baytown Area
A Baytown weather forecast shows freezing conditions through Tuesday with a 27 to 45 degree temperature range. Sunday morning dropped to 28 degrees and Monday morning to 23. Light to heavy frost covered the region.
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Around Marl Wilkinson Surprises Early Monday Morning
Brief items from Humble and area: Bill Jaynes escorts a pretty miss to the Humble Club dance while Ann Farmer acts in life theater. Mayors, party plans, and local comments fill the page with small community moments and light humor from KC Hall and city council discussions. Announce state rep Joe Allen’s return from Austin conferences and celebrate Allan Enderli’s proud sailor suit moment as August Smith labors on a big project.
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Marl Wilkinson
Jean Ressler
Humble
Bill Jaynes
Ann Farmer
Mary Lou Traxler
Lou Barton
Seaborn Cravey
I. V. Waldrop
KC Hall
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Slick
Ellis
Robert Webb
Joe Allen
Austin
Allan Enderli
August Smith
Ronnie Berry
Kennedy challenges Hoover to release full bugging file
Washington AP Kennedy demands public access to FBI file on authorizations behind eavesdropping during his 1961 64 tenure as attorney general. Hoover replies that Kennedy knew of no approval for specific bugging. Feinstein Evans letter disputes and notes AG approvals limited to telephone taps, not other surveillance.
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New York
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FRE
Goodfellows Appeal Urges Help for Baytown Children
Chief Goodfellow presents a plea for Baytown families in poverty needing Christmas aid. The letter details a family with unemployed father, housing provided, sleeping on the floor, no money for food or toys for Christmas. Community members are urged to contribute to the Goodfellows drive.
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Chief Goodfellows
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Goodfellows
School Board To Hear Variety Of Reports
The board meets at 7:20 pm at the Administration Building on Market Street for routine items. Architect James A. Davis will discuss the building program, with reports on finances tax collections federal programs and transportation for meetings outside the area. A textbook committee will be appointed, exchange teacher provisions considered, minutes to approve and bills to pay. bids for equipment to be opened.
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Market Street
James A. Davis
George Gentry
Two Baytown youths injured in Isle crash
Two Baytown youths Perry DuBose 29 and Steve Wright 18 were hospitalized in Galveston after a Seawall Seawall Boulevard crash. DuBose improved with no surgery needed for a side gash while Wright suffered a broken leg. A car passenger and the driver were seriously injured with legal action listed. A purse theft at the Holiday Inn occurred nearby.
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Ganeston
John Sealy Hospital
Galveston
Perry DuBose
Wade DuBose
E.fayle
Steve Wright
Denby
DuBose
Perry
Wright
General Telephone Co
Nadine Johnson
Raymond Lee Turner
Seawall Boulevard
41St Street
Max Sendejas
Turner
U S Planes Bomb Pass Used By VC
U S B52 Stratofortress bombed Mu Gia Pass in North Vietnam and the demilitarized zone as part of a major strike against Communist concentrations. The raid was the eighth on North Vietnam, with 2,000 more American troops arriving to bolster forces to 365,700. Thai navy ships arrived in Saigon, while Ambassador Lodge left for the United States for Christmas.
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U.S
Mu Gia
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Laos
Demilitarized Zone
Rockzpile
Mu Gu
Vietnam
Thailand
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
Lodge
Supreme Court declines review of baseball antitrust immunity
The Supreme Court refused to hear the case, keeping in place a Wisconsin ruling that baseball’s immunity from federal antitrust law prevents Wisconsin from enforcing state antitrust laws against the sport. In other news, African U.N. Security Council members planned to seek an oil embargo and broader trade boycott against Rhodesia’s white minority government.
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Eisenhower Gall Bladder Removed. Condition Reported Good
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower underwent gall bladder removal at Walter Reed Army Hospital and was reported in good condition about three quarters of an hour after surgery. Officials promised further details on the operation and his recovery as information became available.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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James Sonneborn
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Sonneborn
Doctors Say Rubys Case Not Hopeless
Dallas surgeon reports Jack Ruby’s cancer is not necessarily hopeless as medical teams pursue primary source tests possibly taking more than two weeks. Ruby, 55, hospitalized with pneumonia-like symptoms, may undergo surgery or rely on chemical and radiological therapies.
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Baytown Youth Injured In Car Scooter Collision
James Robert Magee 16 son of Mr and Mrs John Magee of HiG5 Southwood is injured in a 12 45 pm Sunday crash at Texas Avenue and Gaillard Street while riding a motorscooter. He sustained a lacerated hand a fractured wrist and a head gash and was taken to Gulf Coast Hospital in satisfactory condition. He will remain for further tests. Police say the other driver James Larkin Smith 17 of 1206 Dwinnell was eastbound and left the car to strike Magee after the light turned green. Charges pending.
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John Magee
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Texas Avernure
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Gulf Coast
Robert #. Lee High School
Glen Rosier
Texas
James Larkin Smith
Dwinnell
Rosier
Smith
Bayshore Club To Elect Officers At February Meeting
Bayshore Rod, Reel and Gun Club will elect new officers at a 6 30 p m covered dish supper on Tuesday at the clubhouse 3223 Minnesota Avenue. Grover Edge will preside as president and a slate of plans for the Houston Boat Show entry at the Astrodome January 31 to February 5 and the oyster fry on February 17 1967 will be finalized. Members will discuss Parks and Wildlife shell dredging statements and propose legislation to enlarge the board to nine members and curb dredging and pollution.
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Bayshore Rod, Reel and Gun Club
Minnesota
Grover Edge
Astrodome
Parks and Wildlife Commission
Parks and Wildlife Board
High Court Rules Georgia Legislature to Pick Governor
The Supreme Court, in a 7-2 decision by Justice Hugo L. Black, says the Georgia Legislature must choose the state's governor from the two top vote-getters when no candidate wins a majority. The ruling upholds a 12 year old Georgia Constitution provision and reverses a prior federal court ruling that had declared it unconstitutional. Callaway leads Maddox in the November vote, with Arnall as a write-in. the court clarifies the legislature's duty to elect from the top two.
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Supreme Court
Georgia
Howard H. Callaway
Lester G. Braddox
Hugo L. Black
High Court
Atlanta
Black
Georgia House
Callaway
Maddox
Govarmor
Hoffa Conviction Upheld Over Jury Tampering Charges
The Supreme Court upheld the 1984 conviction of James R Hoffa former Teamsters Union leader for jury tampering The court ruled that the use of secret informants was not unconstitutional Justice Stewart delivered the divided decision The ruling rejected Hoffas claims of rights violations and discriminating procedures Chief Justice Warren dissented with Justices Clark and Douglas in a brief opinion.
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Supreme Court
James R. Hoffa
Teamster
Potter Stewart
Hoffa
Stewart
Earl Warren
Tom
Clark
William
Douglas
Christmas Letters to Santa Edition from Baytown Sun
The Baytown Sun will publish personal items and letters to Santa in its annual Christmas Edition on Christmas Eve. Kids should address letters to Santa in care of the paper and authors will forward copies to the North Pole. Adults may submit personal items and holiday plans to the Women’s News Department.
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Women's News Department
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Suan
Martha Anne Hemphil
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