Sun Spots and Community Notices Summary
George F. Nelson, retired Lee College physics instructor, is hospitalized at Gulf Coast Hospital after a heart attack and is improving but cannot receive visitors. Local promotions award $10 to Mrs. Jack R. Hopper in Beytown’s weekly contest. A Christmas program at First Mexican Baptist Church retells Lottie Moon’s China mission, translated into Spanish for December 20. Baytown Music Study Club hosts a Christmas dinner and performance. Jaycee-Ettes seek donated food baskets through December. Knights of Columbus features Police Chief Blair W. Mann as guest speaker at KC Hall. A&M Mothers Club plans a Christmas party and Aggieland photo session. Bill Bradford recovering from surgery at VA Hospital in Houston. visitors welcome. City officials, legislators to dine and discuss services in Houston. 4-H Club to plan Christmas party. Baytown Human Relations Council meets at City Hall. Local forecast: fair and cool through Tuesday, 30 to 62 degrees. Galveston tides Tuesday: low at 12:01 am and 7:39 am and 9:23 pm. high at 3:21 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George F. Nelson
Lee College
Gulf Coast Hospital
Around Towns Notes and Local Mentions
JOHN McREYNOLDS reports Lin fia Bonner. AEL Band member saw the band on television during the Houston Oilers halftime show. McReynolds was in Brownsville Sunday. D ifesse recuperating from Coast Hospital. Seth Bailey in a San Antonio nursing home. Friends may write him at Woodland Nursing Home 3031 Woodlawn Ave Antonio. Wanda Idoux shares soft political jokes. Theress Bremer compliments REL Distributive Education students in the Chamber of Commerce program. Robyne Gold hoping to locate her farw-colored fan missing since early last week. Roly telephone number is 22 and lives at 260 W Elvinta. Napoleon Tharpson of 2503 seen with a hawk southeast while hunting Sunday near Milintsville. Glendon Moses Tr celebrated his 17th Birthday marching in the REL Band at the Houston Oilers football game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McReynolds
Linfia Bonner
AEL
Houston Oiler
McReynolds
Brownsville
D Ifesse
Coast Hospital
Seth Bailey
San Antonio
Freinds
Woodland Nursing Home
Woodlawn
Ay Antonio
Wanda Idoux
Theress Bremer
REL
Chamber of Commerce
Robyne Gold
Roly
W. Elvinta
Napoleon Tharpson
Milintsville
Glendon Moses
Houston Osler
Two Americans Die In Viet Nam Crash
Saigon report says a C123 paratroop transport plane crashed near Da Nang killing Maj. Woodrow W. Vaden and Sgt. 10 Mominick Sansone along with 36 Vietnamese soldiers. An American enlisted man died in a ground action near the Laotian border. another is missing presumed drowned. Funeral services held for Baytown resident Otto Huddle, 62, in Houston. he worked at American Hardware and operated Baytown service stations.
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Saigon
South Viet’ Nam
South Viet Nam
U.S
da Nang
North
Viet Nam
Woodrow W. Vaden
Clarksville
Tenn
Mominick Sansone
Wolcott
Conn
Laos
Houston
Douglas Otto Huddle
U S
Baytown
Huddle
First Methodist Church of Houston
American Handware Co
Humble
Main and
Texas
Fannin’ and Gray
Earthman Funeral Home
Charles N. Allen
First Methodist Church
Buviel
Forest Park Lawndale
Georgie Lee Huddle
Hans
Wanda Winningham
Baylmon
D. O. Huddle Jr
Toby Huddle
Ted Huddle
Mike Huddle
Tommy
Supreme Court Upholds Public Accommodations Law
The Supreme Court sustains the public accommodations section of the 1964 Civil Rights Act in the Heart of Atlanta Motel case and a Birmingham Alabama restaurant. Justice Clark delivers the main opinion affirming Congress's power to regulate interstate commerce to end racial discrimination in public facilities. The decision holds that the commerce clause justifies enforcing equal access to lodging, dining, and services without regard to race, color, religion, or national origin.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Motel Corporation
U.S. District Court
Atlanta
PresidentsJohn Ison
Rolleston
Congress
Archibald Cox
Con
Ralleston
Congress Pos
Clark
Magazines Bound for Baytown High School Library
Twelve bound volumes of National Geographic magazines donated to Baytown High School by the PEO Chapter. The set spans 1958 to 1963 and marks the library’s first bound donation. The project was led by Mrs. R. S. Clark last year and Mrs. Eugene Lovering this year with committee members noted.
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Winnie Brown
The
Chirk
Eugene Lovering
Brown
PEO
Rls
Baytown Sun Whato
National Geographic
New High School
Philanthropic Educational Organization
Baytown
R. S. Clark
Clark
C. A. Fortner
Robert Wright
Rs. Lovering
Mirs
W. B. Franklin
Byrds
Spain
Colley College
Missouri
Johnson backs Reserves merger plan despite opposition
President Johnson endorses McNamara plan to abolish parts of the Army Reserves by merging some units into the National Guard and placing others on inactive status. The Reserve Officers Association urges a full review, criticizing the timing and motives even as Congress and Army officials weigh changes. Reeder, RCA president, urged a briefing and defended the economy motive while cautioning on national security implications.
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Washington
Johnson
Reserve Officers Association
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamra
Som Unis
National Guard
McNamara
Defense
Capitol Hill
Congress
Army National Guard
Army
Stephen Ailes
F. Edward, Hebert
D-La
House
Armed Services Subcommittee
Reserves and
John Stennis
Datton
Defense Department
Reeder
Air Force Reserve
Curtis LeMay
Air Force
Henry W. McMillan
Florida
St. Augustine
Robert Chatfield Wins Jr Science Academy Award
Robert Chatfield a Robert E Lee High School senior won first place in the chemistry division at the Texas Junior Academy of Science meeting held Friday and Saturday at Baylor University in Waco. He is the son of Mr and Mrs J N Chatfield of 2000 Oak Shadows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Chatfield
Robert E. Lee
Texas Junior Academy of Science
Baylor University
Waco
J. N. Chatfield
Oak Shadows
Robert
Raymond Porter
Robert Atherton
REL
H. M. McCandless
Ail Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Goldwater Rules Out 1968 Campaign Hope
In Washington, Barry Goldwater named Nixon Hatfield Romney and Scranton as possible 1968 Republican contenders while saying he will not seek the White House again. He stressed he will remain a working party member and suggested only Eisenhower might have beaten Johnson. He blamed campaign fear and argued the GOP ran against the federal government, not the Democrats. He added he would consider the Senate if he ran for office again.
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Washington
Sen
Barry
Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
Mark O. Hatfield
George Romney
William W. Scranton
Nison
GOP
National Party
White House
U.S. News & World Report
Dean Burch
Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Goldswater
Arizona
Republica
Gollwater
Romney
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Johnsen
Senate
Hatfield
Oregon
Nixon
School board weighs bid delay for new high school
The board will decide Monday whether to extend the bidding period for the new high school as contractors request more time to improve bid quality. Architectural plans have circulated for weeks, and officials may also discuss parking lot upgrades, payroll items, and travel for staff meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A
Billy) Davis
Supi
W. D
Billy
Hinsons# L
Quen Dee
Davis
Thurvey Coften
Barbers Hil Sehool Boat
Hinson
Department
Lee College
Ief Publican
House of Representatives
Republican Party
Goldwater
Gerald R. Ford Jr
Michigan
John J. Rhodes
Arizona
Thomas B. Curtis
Missouri
Melvin R. Laird
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Bob Wilson
California
Burch
Baytown 1964 Traffic Box Score
A Baytown report lists 2 accidents with 371 injuries 6 deaths and notes 20 days since last fatality. Road safety data highlights persistent hazards and urges precaution amid ongoing traffic concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Supreme Court strikes down charges tied to pre act sit-ins
The Supreme Court ruled the Civil Rights Act invalid for sit-in cases before its passage. Justice Tom C Clark announced the decision freeing three Negro demonstrators involved in appeals. About 2,000 criminal prosecutions for sit-ins were reportedly pending in southern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Cow
Vist
Tom C. Clark
R L McKenney Dies Funeral Set Wednesday
Robert Lee McKenney, 75, of Baytown, died Saturday in a Houston hospital. A retired painter, he lived in Baytown 40 years. Funeral at 3 p.m. Wednesday at Earthman Chapel with Rev. Jim Hardy officiating. Burial at White Cemetery. Survivors include a daughter Mrs. Sylvia Creamer of Baytown, two sons Elmor Melkenney of Highlands and Set La Von McKenney in Korea, a sister Mrs. Lona East of Coolidge, a brother Chifford McKenney of Cold Springs, three stepdaughters, and two grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Lee McKenney
Baytown
Satuday
Houston
Earthman Chapel
Jim Hardy
Channelview First Presbyterian Church
White Cemetery
Sylvia. Creamer
Tiwo
Elmor MelKenney
Highlands
Set la von McKenney
U.S
Dance School Christmas To Benefit Goodfellows
The Leslie School of Dance hosts a Christmas party at Firemen's Hall Lee Drive to benefit the Goodfellows with Rotary Club leadership and local donations. A long-standing fundraiser includes gifts from Melvin R. Bailey Elton Lewis and anonymous supporters plus a Citizens Band Barsho Area Radio Club contribution.
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Goodfellows
Melvin Brissley
Wen of Christ
MNS
CATHS
Ant
Eltan Casey
Agnes Ca
Sven Radin
Chief Goodfellow
Leslie School of Dance
Lee Drive
St Gaddiellaw Pa
Ther Tri-Cities
Merher
Khew
Lan
Arkansas
Melvin R. Baile
Elton
Ja Etrest Fisher
Barsho Area Radio Club
Railroad Strike Date Is Delayed
Three ship craft unions announced in U S District Court that there will be no strike before the first of the year. Lawyer Alex Elson said the unions are authorized to delay action until after Jan 1. The unions had set a strike for 6 am Tuesday impacting rail traffic and Christmas travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ida
Alex Elson
U.S
Fison
Joseph Sar Perry
Bain
Ionet
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jack R. Hopper
Chandler
Beytown Merchants
First Mexican Baptist Church
Lottie Moon
China
Thad Johnson
Xina Stone
Cedar Bayou
Tom Bowen
Jaycee-Ettes
Robert Koepke
Emory Hallman
Allen Johnson
Dec
Knights of Columbus
Blair W. Mann
A&m Mothers Asm Mothers Club
Sterling
Aggieland
A&m
W. H
Bill) Bradford
Lindberg
Veterans Administration Hospital
Warris County
Texas National Guard
Corporation Court
South Main
Human Relations Council
City Hall
Galveston
D.C
Citizens National
BANK
Msi
Senate Armed Services Preparedness
McNaumaras
Edgar G. Reeder
Reserve Qficers Association
Bulletin
R. L. McKenney
Rus
Walt Disney
Ned
Wray
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