Cotton Bowl Bound Band Heads to Dallas for New Year Clash
Charles I. Moore of Baytown Texas Christian University has earned the Grand Chapter of the Texas Order of the Western Star Scholarship for 1962 63. The 175 member Robert E. Lee High School band will travel in five chartered buses to Dallas to march in the Cotton Bowl parade and game after a fund raising drive.
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Charles IE. Moore
C. &. Moore
Bayway Drive
Texas Christian University
Texas Order of the Western Star
Robert E. Lee High School
Moore
Big D
Dallasttion
University of Texas
Robert E. Lee
Louisiana State University
Charles Forque
BYM
Oyruy
Athacs
Asse TeLhe
Oteas Pantech
Drive
Huntsville
White Plaza Hotel
Dallas
Mike Altimore
Ray Harbour
Fred Parker
R. BR. White
J. F. Preuss
Babe
Kennedy Meets Cuban Invaders At Stadium
President Kennedy reviewed surviving anti-Castro brigade troopers at the Orange Bowl in Miami as a 20,000 strong crowd cheered. The event followed their Christmas release from prisons and featured Cuban GIs, guards, and relatives amid humid Florida weather.
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Miami
Fla
Kennedy
U.S. Air Force
Hailo
U.S
Homestead Air Force Base
Eneido Oliva
West Goal
Ft. Knox
Orange Bowl
Florida
Kennedys
Artime
White House
Palm Beach
Cuba
Baytown Christmas Notes Bring News From New Orleans and Local Visitors
Dr. and Mrs. Jesse Kirkpatrick and sons Jesse Beck and Charles return from New Orleans routing greetings to Baytown friends from former residents Mr. and Mrs. Sid Gould and the W. W. Harris family. Gould now publishes in Cleveland Tenn. Freda Dike visits Morgan City sister. Alvin Ward and wife Beverly Mills celebrate 50 years Saturday though uncelebrated. Ward recovering from illness. Beverly Mills heads home for Christmas Eve. Ricky Hurst grins at The Sun office. Baytown youngsters cheer Christmas. Jerry Kenplay and Ronnie Cryer back for holidays. James Fite helps around town.
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Thad Johnson
Hines
Frank Shelby Smith
New York City
Smith
Jesse Kirkpatrick
Jesse Beck
Charles
New Orleans
Joseph Fife
Baytown
Sid Gould
W. W. Harris
Harrises
Goulds
Nancy
the Sun
Gould
Cleveland
Harlan Walas
Alvin Ward
F. Wright
Ward
Beverly Mills
Ricky Hurst
Sun
Jerry Kenplay
Ronnie Cryer
California
James Fite
Fire Rate Water System Talk Set
City considers supplementary budget January to connect water lines between city system and two annexed districts. Until permanent connection, residents cannot receive lower city fire insurance rate as ruled by the Fire Insurance Commission in Austin. Funeral services held for Linda Nell Cauthron, six, daughter of Samuel and, precises. Rites at Highlands Chapel. Second service at Hixon Funeral.
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LB. LeFevre
Fire Insurance Commission
Austin
LeFavre
Linda Nell Cauthron
Samuel Canthron
Highlands
Theyman Highlands
Uater
Hixon
Highlands Girl’s Services Held in Monroe Burial in Cemetery
A Highlands girl died at 1 30 a m after a short illness and her services were held in Monroe. Burial will be in a Monroe cemetery. Survived by parents two sisters Sammye and Ramona Cauthron of Highlands and grandparents Mr and Mrs Tom Cauthron of Clayton La.
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Monroe
Houston Hospital
Sammye
Radona Cauthron
Highlands
Tom Cauthron
Clayton, la
Goodfellow Drive Ends With Payment Of Bills
The Goodfellows of 1962 paid all bills Saturday the Baytown Sun covered most costs. Total collections reached 2,641 with 199.35 added to the Goodfellows savings fund which earned 160.26 in 1962. About 1,000 Christmas packages were delivered to Baytown youths.
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Goodfellow
Goodfellows
Baytown Sun
Goodfellows’ Savings Fund
Baytown
Vounisters
Trinity Episcopal Church
Se Creek
Order of Astern Star
Services Pending For Cunningham
Jonrtime Baytown resident Elwood R. Cunningham died at 9 10 am Saturday in a Baytown hospital. He lived at 2112 Utah and was in the insurance business and formerly employed at Humble Oil and Refining Co Baytown Refinery. Survivors include his widow Gladys Cunningham a sister Ruth W Woods a brother G M Cunningham all of Baytown and a nephew Joe Willard Cunningham of New Orleans.
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Pant A. Lee
Elwood R. Cunningham
Jonrtime
Steel Production Takes Slight Drop
INLAND STEEL Chairman Joseph L. Block notes 1962 steel ingot output near 1961 and 1960 levels of about 98 to 99 million tons, while shipments rise five percent due to mill inventories and higher user demand. He warns profits will be unfavorably squeezed by rising production costs and slightly lower prices since 1958, despite strong automotive and can manufacturing demand boosting volumes. Prospects for early 1963 hinge on overall economic activity and whether users rebuild inventories amid potential strikes, with possible modest declines in capital goods spending and a likely production rise from inventory accumulation.
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Joseph L. Block
Inland Steel
Fouesett
Bec Steel
Record pace of traffic deaths looms over 1941 peak
Nation faces continued deadly road toll in 1962 with fears of surpassing the 1941 record of 29,969 fatalities. A weak cool front moves into Texas, bringing northerly winds and cooler weather for North Texas. News briefs cover U.N. Congo equipment, a Texas shipper seeking a ban on banana unloading picketing, John L. Lewis undergoing surgery, and new state attorney general selections. Other items note a Navarro County murder indictment, Miss 198% Maid of Cotton heading west, and New Year’s Eve caution on border noise amid possible gunfire confusion.
Tshombe's Fate Unclear as UN Seizes Elisabethville
UN forces supported by air bombardment gained near total control of Elisabethville as President Maise Tshombe fled his palace and his whereabouts remained unknown. The UN reported Katangan resistance cracking and troops moving to mop up, with Tshombe’s heavy police entering the bush.
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Elisabethville
the Congo
Maise Tshombe
U.N
Tshombe
Kolwezi
Kipushi
Katangy
United Nations
Sun's Mailbox Full of Letters and News Space
The Sun invites Baytown area readers to submit newsworthy items while noting vast influxes of non local submissions. Editors may rewrite for Baytown readers, prioritizing local relevance and space limits, and occasionally use press releases about products if connected to local interests.
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Blue Beathard Sun
Sun
Baytown Area
Baytown
Gulf Coast
Lower
Slobovia
New York
Turkey
Joe Blow
The
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