Staubach Tops Season In Most Spectacular Football Feat
New York AP recaps standout college performances across the season. Roger Staubach earns top note as the most spectacular, with other plays highlighted including Lary Rakestraw’s 405 yards for Georgia, George Bork’s two touchdowns, Vernee Burke’s receptions, Billy Lothridge’s three field goals and Duke punt averages.
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New York
Lary Rakestraw
Georgia
Alneni
Northern
Iinois
George Bork
Whitewater
Wis
Oregon State
Verneé Burke
Southern California
Billy Lothridge
Duke
Nation
Jolly Roger
Staubach
Navy
Brill Fat
Wen
Michigan
Anther
Roger
Wiliam and Mary
Panother
Iun
Votter
Kight
Rakestraw
Miami
Bark
Lathridge
Auto tag costs rise as states push multi year plates
The piece outlines rising auto tag costs and adoption of multi year and reflective plates across states. It notes Oklahoma charges up to 372.95 and Minnesota 69.25, with 19 states issuing stickers instead of annual plates. Manufacturing costs run 15 to 30 cents, often by prison labor, and some states use plates to advertise local attractions. It recalls New York registration starting in 1901 for identification and safety, with early revenue minimal. It mentions high state death counts and examples of plate personalization such as reversed numbers and letter combinations.
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Hington
Oklahoma
Minnesota
American Automobile Association
National Geographic Society
New York
New York State
Austin
Texas
Jte
Wisconsin
Ole
Lee
Mickey, Mantle
Rocky
Mareiano
Connecticut
Krout
Costume descriptions for Frances and Paul theater wear
A historical note details Frances in a tan mare costume with a gold coin adornment and headdress, white satin blouse, black satin trousers, red jewelry, and rhinestone belt while Paul wears an olive suit with a striped ta ffy trousers, gold metallic trim, a salmon vest, and a shawl headdress. The speaker quotes a playful remark from her mother about "she's a dude."
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Francene
Paul
Noon Call Stock Quotes Confuse Laidlum Allies
A jumble of ticker-like entries lists stocks from Allis & Chalovers to Zenith amid scattered names including Magnavox, Monsanto, Colgate Palmolive, IBM, Goodyear, and Dow components. Personal names and addresses appear, suggesting a stock page or brokerage clipping with miscellaneous notes and contact lines.
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Alleg Laidlum
Allis & Chalovers
jAluminiuem Ltd
Cyan
Gesepeu
jAmer Tel & Tel
Armco Oe
Tp & SF
Buster Lab - Beth, Steel Celinese
Magnavox
Marathon Gi Monsanto Nat Dist
Ato News News
Ees Centra
Cities Service
Colgate Palmo
Philip Morr
Columbia
Gas O
Phillips Pet iCreale
Delta Air Royal Dutch DiamondAik Safeway
Daw Chem
Shell
Justinan Kadale i
Sinclair el Paso
Socony - Mobord
Sou Pari
Sperry-Rand
Freeport
Stan Calif
Elec
Stan Ind
Run NJ
Stan Ohio Suite
Packard Sun
Sunray-Mi
Georgia Pacific
Gillette
Goodyear
Cireey
Carlyn
Janet Greyhound
Tennessee Gs
Griffin
Transam
UN OS
Calif
United Aircraft
Upjohn Drug
U5 Steel
del Webb Wiestinghous
Aeron
Hospital notes list local admittances and newborns
Terry Forche, 12, son of Police Chief Boty Forche, suffers a dislocated shoulder after a hotball accident. Several listed admissions include San Jacinto Hospital and Gulf Coast Hospital. Newborns: Raymond Clement and Louis Héller welcome babies in Highlands and Baytown respectively.
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Terry Forche
Boty Forche
San Jacinto Hospital
San Jacinto
Methodist Hospital
T. Barnett
Crasby
John Ward
Polly
Jack Cramer
California
Raymond Clement
Greendale
Highlands
Gulf Coast Hospital
Louis Héller
E. Aron
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Fred Hamman
Abbott
World Today Highlights Rolls and Rifts In 1964 News
Director J Edgar Hoover predicts a crime rise while changes ripple through unions and politics. International workers vote out Al Havinet as tensions rise over anti Japanese protests. Spanish freighter Moorhead sails after crew rescue. French, US, and Algerian leaders face trials and security shifts amid global turmoil.
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J. Edgar. Hoover
Milena
McKinney Funeral for Georgie Lovi McKinney
Funeral services for Georgie Lovi McKinney 73 of Baytown will be at 2 pm Wednesday at McKinney Funeral Home. She died Monday at Baytown Hospital. Born July 2 1999 Tren Goose Creek she was survived by two sons Forrest and Homer and several grandchildren. Burial in Cedar Bayou Masonic Cemetery conducted by Rev Don Syron Cedar Bayou Methodist Church. Pallbearers listed.
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A. J. Busch
JE. Smith HB. Broom
J. Raymond Alertin
Ed S. Martin
Court of Honor Awards For Troop 479 Scouts
Boy Scout Troop 479 sponsored by Redeemer Lutheran Church Men’s Club held a Court of Honor. Phillip DePrang and Keith Miller earned First class badges. Second class badges went to Bill Ehlig and Ray Mapes. Larry Foerster earned three merit badges cooking pioneering and first aid. Joe McChesney earned four merit badges sculpturing swimming life saving cooking. David Alyea earned finger printing and Dusketry. Phillip DePranc earned swimming. John Holland is scoutmaster. Robert Klaus is assistant scoutmaster. Troop meets Tuesday nights at the church annex.
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Boy Scout
Redeemer
Lutheran Church Men's Club
Phillip DePrang
Keith Miller
Bill Ehlig
Ray Mapes
Larry Foerster
Joe McChesney
David Alyea
Phillip DePranc
John Holland
Robert Klaus
Baytonians' Sister Dies in Royse City
Funeral services were held at the First Methodist Church in Royse City for Mrs. Faye Irene Williamson 65 sister of Mrs. A. St. Bankston and Mrs. Lester C. Mitchell both of Baytown. She died Saturday in a Dallas hospital. Interment followed at Royse City Cemetery. She is survived by her husband Wyatt Williamson of Royse City two sisters and several nieces and nephews. Mrs Williamson was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star Chapter 632 in Royse City and the Woman's Society of Christian Service at Royse City First Methodist Church.
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First Methodist Church
Royse City
Tex
Faye Irene Williamson
A. St. Bankston
Lester C. Mitchell
Baytown
Williamson
Dallas Hospital
Wyatt Williamson
Order of the Eastern Star
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Five Year Baytonian Dies Rites Wednesday
Mrs Norman Viles 78 died Monday at her daughter's home in Baytown after living in Hardin and Liberty. Funeral service set for 10 a.m. Wednesday at Allison Funeral Home Liberty with Rev E K Burmis presiding. She leaves three sons S E Viles Harlin WW Viles Liberty WG Viles Baytown and six daughters plus 32 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren.
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Allison Feneral
Liberty
Norman Viles
H. J. Higmin
Cedar Avenue
Harlin
Houston
E. K. Burmis
Cedar Bayou Baptist Church
Berkeley couple's children face Niemann-Pick fate
In St Louis area, John and Mrs Lietz of Berkeley mourn two children struck by Niemann-Pick disease a rare hereditary illness. Susan Marie 2 and Kevin 3 battle decline as doctors warn of certain death. Parents urge national research funding to help future families.
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Nelmatin
American Medical Association
United
States
Ivorld
John Lietz
Berkeley
St Louis
Ben Laimert
Louis
Susan Marie
Lietz
Kevin
Susan
Springfield
Hospital
Nic
Antless
Ness
Lietzes
Liétzes
Community notices mix of events and incidents in Baytown area
Local Sun Spots invites children to a Thursday story hour at 10 a.m. in Baytown. Stories feature Make Way for the Ducklings. A car crash on Decker Drive affected Tim Davis after surgery. A theft reports $3275 value from 5002 Arrowhead Drive. Garden clubs, Kiwanis, and Lutheran and First Christian churches announce meetings and services. Police reserves plan a Thursday meeting at 7:30 p.m. at the Police Administration Building.
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Abou
Sterling Municipal
Hirsy
Davis
Tims
San Jacinto
Decker Drive
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Intercom
Arrowhead Drive
Frank Thielen Jr
Lydia Jo Construction Co
Mutualis Ws
Baytown
Beech Street
Roberta Guzman
Combo
Holy Name Society
Ot Guadalupe Catholic Church
The
Sociedad
Mutualista Will
Police Administration
W. B. Hanks
Baptist Temple Plans Welcome Of New Year
Baptist Temple at 308 Gresham plans a Watch Night service starting 8 p.m. to 2:26 a.m. under pastor Rev. H. E. Zimmerman. A midnight prayer chain, twelve candles for each 1964 month, pulpit lighting, and a choir directed by Ivas Montgomery will mark the observance with Glenda Bryan overseeing fellowship games.
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Ivas Montgomery
Glenda Bryan
Big Job Progress Report Details Committee Roles
Mrs Brown cites fear of overlooking a contributor as plans unfold. The building committee of the board of trustees includes Knox Beavers ARB Stark and Karl Opryshek with Board President Doe Horeczy and Supt. Gentry in ex officio roles as work of committees is outlined.
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Brown
Knox Beavers
Arb. Stark
Karl Opryshek
Doe Horeczy
Supt
Gentry
Voles
Johnson Seeks 51 Billion Defense Budget
President Johnson plans a defense budget around 51 billion dollars for the next year, a reduction from 60 billion. Joint Chiefs of Staff and Defense Secretary McNamara discussed the plan, promising no reduction in national defense while seeking peacetime efficiency. The exact allocations await congressional appropriations review.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Defense
Robert 5. McNamara
Roswell L. Gilpatric
McNamara
Fense
Congress
Ohnson
Pipeline project seeks 15 million line to Port Arthur
The Sabine Pipe Line Co of Houston asks the Federal Power Commission to authorize construction of a 155 mile, 15.7 million dollar pipeline from Erath Louisiana to Port Arthur Texas. It would transport Texaco gas produced in Texas Louisiana and offshore waters to power Port Arthur operations. The line would carry about 155 million cubic feet daily on average.
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Washington
Sabine Pipe Line Co
Houston
Federal Power Commission
Erath
Port Arthur
Tek
Texaco, Inc
Texas
Louisiana
Texaco
Doris Brown Charged With Shoplifting in Baytown
Police report Doris Jean Brown, 32, of 1131 Pine, faces shoplifting charges after allegedly taking sweaters and dresses worth 18.32 from Henke and Pilot's at 900 West Texas. Charges filed Monday in Justice of the Peace M. M. Brown's Court by Baytown Police Department.
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Justice of the Peace
M. M. Brown
Doris Jean Brown
Pine
Henke and
Pilot's
Texas
Baytown
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