Prominent newspaperman Charles Marsh dies at 77
Washington AP reports Charles Edward Marsh, long tied to Texas daily papers and a former editor and publisher in Waco and Austin, died at 77 after months of health decline. He was a political voice and ally of Henry Wallace, later backing Lyndon Johnson in congressional contests. Survivors include his wife and six children.
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Charles Edward Marsh
En Casas
Texas
New England
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Scripps
Des Moines
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Southern Publishing. Co
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AGAT
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Texas Daily
Port Arthur
Cleburne
Breckenridge
Mineral Wells
Cisco
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Brovenevile
Corpus Christi
Laredo
Joraine
Wichita, Falls
Texarkana
Marah
Austin Statesman
South
S. Fentress
JH. M. Fent
Newspapers Inc
H. M. Fentress
Mississippi River
Wallace
High Des Moines
Herman Brown
Oilman
Sid
Richardson
Fort. Worth
Ellizens Drive
University of Texas
Colorado River Authority
Johnson
U.S. ‘Senate
House
Thad Felton Adds Car Rent Service In Texas
Thad Felton of Baytown expands into daily car rental by acquiring the Ford Rent-A-Car System in Austin. The move places Falcons and other Ford models for daily rental across Texas through about 500 dealers. Felton, a publisher turned transport advocate, has involvement in state politics and the Lower Colorado River Authority development since the 1920s.
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Weeo
Morning News
Waco News-Tribune
Waco Tribune
Thad Felton
Baytown
Fentress
Austin
Ride Automobiles
Ford
Curren
Houston
Johnson to name 15 to 20 ambassadors in coming months
McGhee reports Johnson asked him to stay in Bonn and plans to retain Bruce in London and Bohlen in France. Johnson aims to fill 15 to 20 ambassador posts soon while Seabore predicts moon goal unchanged and nuclear energy growth to meet rising power demand. State of the Union set for Monday at 3 p.m. EST with budget due Jan 19 and economic report the next day.
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West Germany
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Bonn
MeGhee
David I. E. Bruce
London
Bruce
McGhee
Charles E
Chip) Bohlen
Rermain
France
Seabore
Donald Hornig
Sciences and Technology
State of the Union
Congress
American People
Noon Call Stock Quotes Morning Ledger Lists Major Players
The afternoon stock table names firms including Ashland, Chrysler, Colgate Palmolive, Dow Chemicals, El Paso, Georgia Pacific, Goodyear, Greyhound, Harvey, Magnavox, Monsanto, Phillips, Royal Dutch Shell, Sperry Rand, Texaco, Union Carbide, Westinghouse and more. It shows varied percentages and share counts amid a broad market snapshot.
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Ailis-Chalmers
S.sssce
Aluminium Ltd
Jatmco
Serseese
Ashland
Georgia Pacifle
Reesee
Goodyear
Util
AED
Jones & Laugh Herr McGeeese
Sigwell-Myers
Louis ‘Land
Magnavox
Monsanto
Wat
New York
Phrot Sea
Phillips Pet
Royal Dutch
Sours
Shell
Sinclair
Soeony-Mob
Soa Pacific
Sperry-Rand
Stan Calif
Stan Ind
Sian
Ohio
Sun Oil
Sunray-Mid Syntex
Tennessee Gas
Texas Co
Texas Eastern
Texas Gulf Sulp
Tidewater
Union Carbide
Calif
Upjohn Drug
Steel
del Webb
Westinghouse
Nerox
Aigecee Tae
SWC Basketball Wins and Hall of Fame Inductions
In sports and public notices, SWC teams post wins 76-71 and 98-72 as Texas A and Trinity triumphs. Donald Campbell sets dual speed records in Australia by skimming 276.33 mph. Texas Sports Hall of Fame adds Slater Martin, Watter Luck Gray, and Tex to its ranks.
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Texas Chii Tech
Donald Campbell
Eyre
Australia
Texas Sports Hall of Fame
Dallas
Slater Martin
Watter Luck Gray
Tex
Crosby Boosters To Talk Over Football Banquet
Crosby Booster Club meets June 4 at Crosby High School to discuss plans for the football banquet. Visitors include W. A. Hearn and family, Harold Bingham, and holiday guests Mauricio Gil and Mrs Gil. Church and WMU events, Christmas parties, and a sewing club luncheon are detailed alongside hospital visits and travel plans.
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Crosby
IDELI
Anderson Crosby
Crosby Booster Club
Crosby High School
Brary
Harold Bingham
Austin
John Quin
Mauricio Gil
Charleston
S.C
Gil
E. A. Harveys
Spain
Highlands Bank Plans Surplus and Capital Stock Increase
Highlands State Bank directors authorize increases in the certified surplus and capital stock accounts. Surplus rises from 100000 to 140000 by transfer from undivided profits, with a 20 percent stock dividend proposed subject to stockholder approval. Annual meeting set for January 20, then capital stock grows from 150000 to 180000 after stockholder and state bank department approval, totaling 290000. This marks the second straight year of more than 20 percent gains in these accounts.
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Highlands State Bank
State Banking Department
Three Men Charged With Sage Robbery
Dallas AP report says three men face charges in a $75,000 Sage Discount Store safe burglary. Officers arrested Jerry Gillingham, 24, at an East Dallas home after a raid during which $65,000+ remained missing. Frank Hicks and James Howton are charged. Hicks fled to Mobile, Alabama, with over $50,000 believed stolen. A 71-year-old driver from the December burglary was not charged.
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Dallas
Palier
Sage Discount
East Dallas
Walter Fannin
Jerry Gillingham
Fannin
Frank Vincent Hicks
James Michael Howton
Hicks
Mobile
Ala
Baytown Sets Alltime High in Garbage Collected
Baytown city crews topped a new record Tuesday with 676 cubic yards of garbage collected, raising the two day total to 1,162 cubic yards. City manager Fritg Lanham said crews worked late to finish rounds and noted Friday pickups would shift to Tuesday due to New Year’s Day.
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Baytown
Fritg Lanham
Baytown marks 1964 with deaths, school growth, and new clubs
Baytown’s year saw the deaths of prominent citizens including Bobby Chase and Earl Gunter in a truck wreck. Bids opened for a new high school expansion as Robert E Lee High School gained air conditioning, a new wing, and updated facilities. Cedar Bayou Junior High cafeteria enlarged, Lee College expanded technical courses, and a Baytown elementary building converted to a Lee College technical school. Goose Creek Country Club opened its new building after a tornado damaged it earlier. City employees received salary raises, social security coverage votes passed, and street and utility improvements extended water mains to Massey Tompkins. New church buildings rose, Humble Oil’s Humble Baytown Refinery added effluent-treatment facilities, and pollution concerns led to a state board protest. A new YMCA building and three new swimming pools were announced, and Baytown formed a Human Relations Council to promote integration in schools and theaters.
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Bobby Chase
Earl Gunter
Hugh Echols
Joe Reid
Louis van Meldert
Starse
W. Harper
Theo Wilburn
Chowning O'dell
Robert E Lee High School
Cedar Bayou
Lee College Technical
Manpower and Development Training Act
Lee College
Bayney Drive
Goose Creek Country Club
Massey - Tompkins
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Open Door Baptist Church
Wooster Baptist Church
Humble Oil & Refining Co
Scott’s Bay
Crystal Bay
State Water Pollution Board
Ymcat Flaulding
Nelson McElray
Craigmont
Olympi Recreation Club
Ward Road
Baytown 1964 Traffic Box Score Summary
Traffic记录来自 Baytown 1964 的统计摘要 包含事故、受伤与死亡等要素 未给出具体日期地点或数值，文本散乱 提炼出核心主题为交通事故统计与安全指标的历史记录
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Baytown
Hospital Notes Admits and New Arrivals in Gulf Coast Area
Hospital notes list admitted patients from Baytown La Porte Channelview and nearby, with room numbers and family names. New arrivals include several newborns born Dec 30 to Dec 31 at Gulf Coast and San Jacinto hospitals, with parental names and hometowns.
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Gulf Coast
Louis Johnson
H. P. Johnson
Baytown
Pamela Carter
Marvin le Carter
William Hanna
E. W. Hanna
Bay Shore Drive
Jerry Don Collier, Jr
J.D. Collier Sr
If Price
Clarence W. Waldahl
la Porte
Sophia Eilis
W. Bayshore
Jack D. Humphries
Tri City Beach Road
W. L. Crow
Circle Drive
H.C. Schochler
Channelview
Robert Rezo
Maryland
Marcus Tobias
Ralph M. Sturgeon
MacArthur
Jack H. Havis
Bor Dee
San Jacinto
Carl E. Reasoner
Bor
George R Green
Robert Norris
Caldwell
Nasser Presses Egypt US Food Aid in Political Clash
Commentators say Nasser voiced fury at U S food shipments amid Congo rebel tension. Shelepin’s visit drew praise in Cairo as Egypt publicized speeches and joint appearances with Nasser at Victory Day events in Port Said. The United States faced calls to halt aid though officials kept commitments intact.
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Egypt
Nasser
Port Said
United States
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Owas
Police Investigate Tire Radio Thefts From Auto
Police probe thefts from Bayshore Motors and a wrecked 1964 car at 2113 Market. A youth on a motorbike was injured after a collision with a car waiting to turn. James L. Williams was treated then ticketed for following too close. A second stolen auto was recovered. the driver, a 13 year old girl, arrested. Michael G. Wooster, 19, jailed for aggravated assault after an abduction report. bonds posted. No injuries in several listed accidents. prowler report and firework warnings noted.
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Bayshore Motors
Henry Quebedeaux
Brookview
Channelview
James L. Williams
Archer Road
Baytown Hospital
Georgia S. Fanestiel
Cedar Bayou Road
Market Waitng
Williams
Ronald Cooper
Robert’ Lee Janes
Michael G. Wooster
Wood
Wooster
Justice of the
Baby Timothy Allen Bowers Born at Baytown Hospital
Mr and Mrs Patrick A Bow ers 209 Grantham Baytown are new parents to Timothy Allen Bowers born Wednesday night at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital weighing 8 pounds 13 ounces Grandparents are Dennis Underwood and Mike Bowers Baytown and the baby has a brother Anthony Paul age six
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Patrick A. Bow
Grantham
Timothy
Allen
San Jacinto’ Methodist Hospital
Dennis Underwood
Mike Bowers
Baytown
Anthony Paul
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