BSP Meeting Set For Monday Evening
The Beta Sigma Phi City Council will meet at 7 30 pm Monday in the home of Mrs Buford Fulcher at 406 Kelly Lane.
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Beta Sigma Pht
Buford Fulcher
Kelly Lane
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1964
Page
1
Bombings Kill Americans in Saigon Area
In Saigon area a pair of bombs at Pershing Field damaged a bleacher during a softball game, killing two and wounding 23 Americans. U.S. servicemen deaths reached seven with more than two dozen wounded as Viet Cong terror raids expand. Authorities say bombs were U.S. made with aerial fragments. the incident prompts heightened security for American personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Viet Nam
Tricity Beach
Stadia
Harry
U.S
Massey
Baytown
Houston Natural Gas Corp
R. R. McPeér
Ren
Oregon
Los
Angeles
Elis
Ray
Washington
Deartment
Craigmont Civic
Craigmont Civic Cab Will
Pierce
Pershing Field
Teachh
Mothers Club Meets at Trinity Parish House Dinner
Mothers Club of Texas A and M University Math ers Club plans a 6 30 p m dinner Tuesday at Trinity Episcopal Parish House with hostess committee Mrs Carl J Contello Mrs Harry Bammer and Mrs C H Tipton. Mrs Molly Gee dies mother of Mrs Dick Cansler dies at 1502 Wright. funeral arrangements pend ing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers Club
Texas Aem University Mathers Club
Trinity Episcopal Parish House
Carl J. .Contello
Harry Bammer
C. H. Tipton
Hill School Honor Roll Names Robert Bennett of Olive Street
ROBERT BENNETT son of Dr and Mrs James N Chastain of 1672 Olive has been listed on the honor roll at Hill School Pottstown Pa He is a member of the class of 1967 and is noted as Doc in Hill notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bennett
James N. Chastain
Olive
Hill School
Pottstown
Robert
Doc
Hill
George Perkins
New York
Forner Sun
Frank Krystyniak
V. Crowell
Mae V. EL Lara
Seabrook Firm To Build St Josephs Junior High Here
Rev. William Tinney announced Snowcon Inc of Seabrook will get the building contract for St Josephs Catholic Churchs new junior high. The low bid was 3137,863 from Snowcon, with Epco Inc Hollie Construction Meyerson Construction and Pruett also bidding. The one story 8000 square foot school will sit at Carolina and New Jersey Streets and be ready by Sept 1 14 with six classrooms a library and administrative offices. It will teach 600 students and shift from seventh to ninth grades to sixth through eighth when Baytown public schools change programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William ''Tinney
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Snowcon, Inc
Seabrook
Tinney
Snowecon
Snowcon
Epco, Inc
Hollié Construction Co
Meyerson Constructon Co
Pruett Construction Co
Newt
Baytown
Hey
Carolina
New’ Jersey
Motion To Transfer Ruby Trial Denied
Dallas Judge Brown denied defense motion to move Jack Ruby's trial for the murder of Lee Harvey Oswald to another city. Melvin Belli pressed for venue change after failed counts, arguing bias from pretrial publicity and national attention. Ruby, 52, attended the hearing as Wade vowed to oppose transfer, with trial set for February 27 in Dallas County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Jack Ruby
Ruby
Kennedy
Joe
B. Brown
Melvini Belli
Brown
Belli
Lee Harvey Oswald
Ostwald
Oswald
Henry Wade
Barney Ross
Melvin Belli
Bellin
J Ruby
Beili
Wadel
Wade
Mac Quits Parliament After 40 Years in Service
London AP reports Harald Macmilkin, veteran statesman and former prime minister, resigns from Parliament on its seventh birthday. In a letter to Conservative officials at Rom Ley subconstituency he cites inability to undertake full duties of a conscientious member after four decades in government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Harald Macmilkin
Pime
Retter
Assetler
Romley
Cropland Diversion Aims as Feed Grain Test Opens
Washington AP The administrations multi million dollar feed grain program begins today as a test to decide its future as a tool to curb production. Farmers are asked to divert base acreages of corn sorghum and barley by March 37 with rental payments price supports and loans offered for diverted acres. past years reduced surpluses but the 1963 plan may not cut extra stocks and faces congressional scrutiny if not successful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Congress
iMarch 37
Longshoremen continue loading wheat to Russia amid picket threats
Investigators pursue saboteurs after two blasts near Miami on a freight train and work train derrick, injuring none. nationwide events include possible Chattanooga appearance for Hoffa trial defense lawyers, mild Texas weather, and a major fire at Mary Martin Baylor College causing 600 600 dollars in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Gay
Hey
Russia
Sieur
Lrida East Coast Railway
Miami
Robert Kennedy
FBE
J. Edgar Hoover
Chattanooga
Tenn
James R. Hoffa
Nations sever ties with France as China shifts
Nationalist China announced it has severed diplomatic relations with France which recognized Communist China on January 27. In Washington, President Johnson urged Congress to vote medical insurance for the aged this year. Senate and House leaders agreed to a speedy wage withholding tax cut to 14 percent. The State Department said KGB officer Yuri Nossenko has requested asylum in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripel Formola
China
France
Washington
Johnson
Congress
Senate
House
Johnsson
State Department
Vurlf
Nossenko
KGB
United States
Texas Weekend Traffic Toll Tops Twenty Two
The Associated Press report tallies at least 22 violent deaths in Texas over the weekend with 15 traffic fatalities. Houston victims include Willie Wortham and Martha Wortham in a Crockett area crash and Carl Jackson in a lounge incident. Other fatal collisions span Dallas, Austin, Muleshoe, Edinburg, and Brenham with multiple injuries and charges.
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Associated Press
Texas
Houston
Crockett
Willie Lee Wortham
Martha Ann Wortham
Richard Mask Jr
Carl Laroy Jackson
Marjorie Janice Jackson
Dorothy Branch
Farmer’s Branch
Dallas
Oliver F. Godfrey
Carrollton
Carroll Dean Taylor
Denton
Godfrey
Hattie Morrison
Taylor
Earl E. Shipp
Clara May Cayce
Austin
U.S
Lockhart
Tex
John
Cecil Harvey Allen
Hobbs
N.M
Muleshoe
Joe Jezirek
Anton
Edinburg
Linn
Rio Grande V
Manuel Mer
Heart Attack Kills Former City Grocer Goodman
Robert Goodman former Baytown grocer and real estate man died of a heart attack at 10 13 a m Saturday on the Trinity River banks near the Highway 73 bridge after attempting to recover a boat motor. Judge C R Walker held an inquest at the site noting the death. Goodman, a Baytown resident since 1923, operated Goodmans Grocery and later worked at Humble Oil Baytown refinery before retiring in 1959. He was born November 22 1892 in Buna and survived by a son Col John M Goodman of Boston two grandsons J Clark Goodman of Austin and Robert Goodman of Boston two brothers P C Goodman and Scott Goodman both of Baytown one sister Mrs E C Churmley of Beaumont a step brother J E Crickett of Baytown funeral arrangements under Paul Lee Funeral Home with graveside services at Milford Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Coy
Goodman
Knowlton
E. Lobit
Baytown
Trinity River
Highway 73
C. R. Walker
Anahuac
Bert Knowlton
Roberts
Judge Walker
Humble Oil and Refining’ Co
Goodman's Grocery
East Lobit
North Second
Milford
Tex
Milford Cemetery
Paul al Lee
E. C. Churmley
Beaumont
J. E. Crickett
Baytown League Starts Fund Drive For 1205 Goal
Baytown League of Women Voters begins its annual membership drive with a $1205 goal. The nonpartisan group funds speaker bureaus and distributes voter guides before local, state, and national elections. Mayor Lee Liggett has proclaimed Feb 10 17 as League Week to boost support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown League of Women Voters
Cochairmen
Robert Patton
Lowell
Wepwaueuuil
Wulr Ts Westerman
Baytown
Abe Rosenzweig
Baytown League
Pattensice
Texas
League
Patton
Rosenzweig
Lee Liggett
League of Women Voters
Elephants Get Drunk Terrorize Workmen in Kruger Park
In Kruger National Park workers at a small station report drunken elephants raiding fruit trees and injuring two men. One elephant towed a man from his bicycle and stamped the machine, while another charged near a veranda before retreating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannesburg
South Africa
Krager National Park
Tax cut bill nears final passage in three weeks
A tax cut bill aimed at saving taxpayers over 501 billion yearly moves toward final approval by a Senate House conference. Conferees debate more than 150 differences with a target to sign into law within three weeks. Both chambers differ mainly on overall reductions, with notable gains for individuals and withholding taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Capitol Hill
Rites Held For Resident Since 1924
Funeral services for Verte Renalda Webb 60 of 408 W Nazro will be at 2 p m Monday at Paul A Lee Funeral Home Chapel. She died at 165 a m Sunday in a Baytown hospital. Webb, a Harmony Texas native, came to Baytown in 1924. She was a member of Central Assembly of God. Burial Cedar Crest Cemetery. Survivors include husband Jim Tom Webb, two sons J T Webb Jr and Gilbert Webb, two daughters Cecil Gardner and George B Archer, two sisters L C Teague and Mrs Daniel, one brother To Mr Daniel, and 16 grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul A. Lee
Verte Renalda Webb
W. Nazro
Baytown
Webb
Harmony
Tex
Central Assembly of God
Lonnie Bowlen
Central Assembly
Cedar Crest
Jim Tom Webb
Gilbert Webb
Cecil Gardner
George B. Archer
L. C. Teague
Daniel
Bayfown
Bayshore Club Oyster Fry Planned for Friday
Bayshore Rod, Reel and Gun Club hosts its annual oyster fry from noon to evening Friday at 2293 Minnesota. Admission is $1 for adults and 50 cents for children, with tickets at the door. Yaldie Huron, famed as Baytown cookout king, leads the cooking, and S.11 Killian notes the menu includes oysters, cole slaw, french fries, and all the trimmings. Membership not required to attend, but joinable at the event.
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Bayshore
Bayshore Rod, Reel and Gun Club
Nesota
Childrea
Yaldie Huron
Baytown
Killian
Kile Kian
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