Quiet Orange Boy 14 Held In Triple Slaying
Ronnie Lee Ozio, 14, a quiet hunter from Orange Texas, faces murder charges after allegedly stabbing a friend and shooting his father, grandmother, and his father's fiancée in a bloodspattered East Texas apartment. The teen, who asked a neighbor to call police, was told his rights in court as he awaited formal charges. Debi Mayberry survived. Craig Mayberry, 16, was among the wounded.
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Quiet Orange Boy
Orange
Tex
Ronnie Lee Ozio
Texas
Ronnie
Ozio
John Allen Ozio
Victoria Ozio
Bobby Mayberry
John Ozio
Ozie
Reannie Lee Ozie
Dist
Eugene Hoyt
L6rd District Court
Hoyt
Frett
Orange County juvenile held over murder charge
Laura Ozio a schoolteacher in Groves Texas relates the aftermath of a New Year tragedy. Sheriff's deputies say Ronnie hid in a lumber yard during fog and cold then waited as a neighbor summoned officers. Debi Mayberry recalls no harsh words between Tonnie and others as the group ushered in the New Year with a card game. Ozio remains in a single juvenile detention cell and cannot be tried for murder for two more years due to age after questioning by deputies and District Attorney Roy Wingate following legal rights advisement.
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Laura Ozio
Groves
Tex
Ronnie
Debi Mayberry
Tonnie
Eve
Checkers
Ozig
Orange “County
Sheriff's
Roy
Wingate
SOS pons Father Dies MEHAL SERVICES for Allen Lessing of Orange
Allen Lessing of Orange died Friday from an apparent heart attack. He was the father of Edith Todd of 221 Gulf and uncle of Earl Snake of 1120 Sunset. Baytown Thrift Exchange postponed its meeting to 10 a.m. January 10 at the Chamber of Commerce building.
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Allen Lessing
Orange
Edith Todd
Gulf
Earl Snake
Lessing
Baytown Thrift Exchange
Chamber of Commerce
Baytown Weather and New Year Festivities Highlight Area
Partly cloudy and cooler with a 435-60 temperature range forebodes Baytown area weather for Monday. Sunday’s range was 52-64. Galveston tides show high at 4 18 am 10 12 am 5 30 pm and 10 pm with no low tide. New Year gatherings abound as locals attend parties and Baytown Little Theater buzzes with cast activity and visitors from Houston and Austin.
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Baytown
Galveston
Auto Mishap Record Posted Nine Killed In 1966 Baytown
Unofficial Baytown Police traffic division report shows 1966 as the peak year for local and highway accidents with nine deaths in the area. City fatalities include four within Baytown and five on highways inside city limits, with over 1,293 total accidents and 343 injuries in 1966. Chief Blair Mann notes higher totals than 1965 and outlines planned selective traffic enforcement beginning January. Sergeant James Lankford explains enforcement steps and use of past records to target safety violations.
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Baytown
Mildred Foster
Blair Mann
Spe
James Lankford
Jeweler Jacobs Dies In Houston
Gus Jacobs longtime Baytown jeweler died Sunday afternoon in a Houston hospital. Funeral services planned Monday at Levy's Funeral Chapel with Rabbis Robert L Kahn and Samuel Schwartz presiding. Survived by wife Yetta daughter Mrs Dan Kleinman of San Angelo son Marvin Jacobs of San Diego five grandchildren. Burial in Emanu El Cemetery. He was a Tem ple Emanu El member Lions Club and Baytown Chamber of Commerce member. The couple had moved to Houston years ago.
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Houstoen
Gus Jacobs
Baytown
Houston Hospital
Jacobs
Yetta. Jacobs
Houston
Dan ‘Kleinman
San Angelo
Marvin Jacobs
San Diego
Calif
Don’t Forget To Register
Beginning Tuesday residents of Baytown can register to vote at all five stations in the city, says County Tax Assessor-Collector Carl S. Smith. Registration is free since poll tax abolition in Texas. Smith expects over 600,000 Harris Countians to register. Eligible voters must live in Texas one year, in Harris County six months, and be 21. Those who become eligible later this year can register before Jan. 31, 196%.
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Baytown
Carl 8 S. Smith
Texas
Smith
Harris
Berlin Wall Closure Ends Holiday Visit Spree
Berlin kept the wall closed over Christmas to thousands of West Berliners seeking East Berlin relatives for the first time since 1963. The issue centered on recognition of East Germany, with West Berlin and West Germany insisting on nonrecognition, and the public mood appeared to favor standing firm despite the emotional impact.
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Berlin
Moon Mullican Lived Here Remembered In Baytown
The death of A. W. Moon Mullican, famed Grand Old Opry entertainer, was reported after a heart attack in Beaumont. Survived by sisters Mrs. Willis Pepper of Channelview and Mrs. H. S. Sprayberry of Houston, and nephews L. C. Sprayberry and O G. Pepper of Baytown. Mullican previously worked on Baytown radio KRCT and belonged to the Baytown Elks Lodge.
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A. W
Moon) Mullican
Baytorn
Mullican
Beaumont
Willis Pepper
Channelview
H. S. Sprayberry
Houston
L. C. Sprayberry
O G. Pepper
Baytown
KRCT
The
Elks Lodge
GOP Senators View War May Shape 1968 Nomination
Two Republican senators Jack Miller and Karl Mundt warned the Vietnam war could derail President Johnson's renomination in 1968. Miller urged intensified military targets while Mundt cited contradictions in the war that boost GOP chances for the presidency. Mundt questioned Haiphong's unbombed status amid strikes, and Rusk discussed Thant’s plea for mutual deescalation and pause in bombing.
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Washington
Johnson
Vietnam
Jack R. Miller
Iowa
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Miller
Bobby Kennedy
Democratic Party
Mundt
U.S
Soviet Union
North Vietnam
Haiphong
Dean Rusk
Air Force jets shoot down seven MiGs in major North Vietnam clash
Bulletin from Saigon says U.S. Air Force jets shot down seven Communist MiGs today in the largest air battle of the war. Fighters swept the Red River Valley near Hanoi and Haiphong with no American losses reported.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
U.S
President Seeks Crime Legislation Based on Commission Report
Washington AP President Johnson will urge Congress to enact anticrime measures from a presidential commission that found a sharp rise in Washington DC crime from 1953 to 1965. The panel also noted Washington’s costly police force and abundant recommendations exceeding 200 changes. Johnson’s move follows his veto of a 1965 crime bill and signals likely congressional battles over police powers and district funding.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
President's Commission On Crime
District l of Columbia
Jonson
Commission
House
Senate District Appropriations
District of Columbi
Capitol Hill
District of Columbia
Ang
Brean
Man buys B and O caboose for back yard display
Columbus resident D B Frampton Jr in Bexley has laid 33 feet of standard gauge track in his yard and hauled a 1927 Baltimore and Ohio caboose onto it. He plans to recondition the car and install two lift trucks once ground hardens, naming the caboose after a Fort Nudge in a Pogo strip.
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Columbus, Ohio
D. B. Frampton Jr
Frampton
Bexley
Baltimore & Ohio
Ote
Pennsylvania
Lumber Company
Secnic
Vn “T
B&o
Somerset
Atrip
Fort Nudge
Okefeenoken &Hartford
End of Bloody New Year Truce Sparks Renewed U S Bombing
In Saigon the fighting resumed after the New Year truce ended, with U S jet bombers striking North Vietnam over the Red River Delta and destroyers exchanging fire with shore batteries near Vinh. South Vietnam also saw renewed ground actions as 382000 American personnel remained in country. Weather hindered some strikes, and no destroyers were reported damaged.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Amerrican Fiers
Red River
Ingersoll
Manley
Vink
South Vienamese
Nguyen Cao ‘Ky
UES, Ltd
Vung Tau
Vietnam
U S
North
Red ‘River
Delta
Hanoi
Haiphong
Pahandle
Sun Classified Deadlines Sun Classified Deadlines
The Baytow Sun lists upcoming classified deadlines and guidance for submission. Readers are urged to check the paper for dates, formatting rules, and contact details for placing ads in the next issue.
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Mrs. Mayberry
Chrismas
Ronnie Lee
Mayberry
Foreman
Ark
Sos
Weldon
Flo Newby
Jim Richardson
Logan Moore
George Rector
Charles Mickel
Bob Huil
Joy Woods
Susan
Lynn Hodges
Dottie Tickner
Wally Bend
Luis Ferrell
Bitsy Davis
Gene Branscome
Eddie Gray
Las Vegas
Charles Forquescon
Verla Blanche
Jim Arthur
Louise Saxon
Raymond Risher
Mike Cooper
Austin
Dianna Phillips
Jean Richardson
Florence O'Connell
Maxine
Cheney Coker
Ann Farmer
Baytown Little Theater
Charles Teyki
Peg-gy
Delmer Power
Beverly McCall
Southwestern
Georgetown
Grover Edge
Phantom
Jeweler
Japan
Persian Gulf
North Viet Nam
Berlin Wall
Moon Mullican
Thad Felton
GOP
Sclons
LBJ
U.N
U Thant
CBS
Thant
United States
Rusk
Secretari
Bulletin
Sun
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