Baytown Police Log Notes Fireworks Complaints and Miscues
Fireworks complaints totaled two on Friday with offenders either gone on police arrival or a misinterpreted protest. Eleven people were jailed on Friday on complaints ranging from intoxication to simple assault. no major wrecks reported and several traffic incidents noted. Additional items include a burglary at a store, puppy adoptions, Cub Scout meeting notices, a boilerplate open house, and Baytown school plans returning after Christmas break amid cloudy weather and a forecast of light showers.
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Baytown
Jeil Friae
Around Towns BR Rockdale Bay town holiday visitors
Local notes recount travelers returning to Rockdale from Bay town and visits by Mr. and Mrs. Saunders Doug las Clepper and Herby Boecess. Ida Johnson visits Neder land with Kelsie Beaubouei and daughters Bonnie and Pattye. Wilful chatter covers a grandchildrens party and various holiday happenings. Gerard Segers sports chatter and friends remark on the Texas Alabama game. Betty Stephens and Patricia Segers update hairstyles and plans.
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Dewitt Kornegay
Rockdale
Baytown
J. D. Saunders
Douglas Clepper
Mire
Herby Boecess
Ida Johnson
Mont Pelvieu
Kelsie Beaubouei
Bonnie
Pattye
Nederland
E. E. Atteberry
Edna C. Stokley
Betty Stephens
Patricia. Segers
Jim Brian
Alabama
Jimmy Shepard
Butch Diebel
Texas
Woodmor
Dennis Wiliams
Jimmy Wilhite
Jan Redmond
Ann Waldier
Ann
Stark Defends Trustees in Gentry Firing Fight
Executive secretary Stark of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools calls criticism premature amid the attempt to fire George Gentry as Baytown schools superintendent. The dispute centers on a public hearing rescheduled to January 4 1965 to ensure due process, with board members and officials cited in a tense exchange over Gentry’s future and the district’s accreditation prospects.
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Southern Association of Colleges
Schowils
George H. Gentry
Boiunl
A. R. Stark
Sterk
Fetter Wien
Daymonl G. Wilson
Atlanta
Theation
Gentry
Wilson
Stark
Association
Baytown
Sun Sutuatoy
George Gentry
J. T. Horeezy
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Ing
Robert E. Lee High School
Lee College
Sane
Heant
U S Industries Analyzed Record 65 Output Outlook
The Commerce Department released an economic outlook noting record 1965 output and sales across major industries including tires, paints, cement, and electronics. Employment may rise in some sectors while automation and rising productivity temper gains elsewhere, with the auto industry projected to reach nine million cars in five years.
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Washington
Anri
Telephone and Telegraph
AL 5G
Indus
Department
Eizal Milien
Hualy
U.S
Mrs Olive Dies Funeral Sunday in Texas Baytown
Mrs Ey la Mac Obshee of Baytown dies at 79 in a local hospital. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. at Paul U. Lee Chapel with Rev. Jim Brown of Central Baptist Baytown and R Burns of Cedar Bayou Baptist officiating. Survived by four daughters and four sons, numerous relatives. Burial in Baytown Cemetery Gardens with grandsons as pallbearers.
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Eyla Mac
Baytown
J. W. Rawls
Boobie Cheshire
J. P. Carr
G.C. Gray
Kingsbury
Tex
O. J. Olive
L. G. Olive
B. C
Olive
A. M. Olive
Highlands
Arthur Smith
Osear Smith
Thrall
Myris Olive
Billa ‘Smith
Rhorda Lawrence
West Columbia
Burla
Shemiaty Gardens
Baytown Cemetery
Wayne Rawls
Charles Rawls
Richand Carr
Winston Rawls
Travis Gray
Martin
Indonesia Threatens Withdrawal From U N
Indonesia says it will quit the United Nations if General Assembly votes fail. Sukarno informed the Security Council and international observers that Jakarta will pull out over the Malaysia seating and West Irian issues. The move would mark the first U N member leaving the world body.
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Czechoslovakia
Malaysia
Wasdonesia
U.N
U.S
Indonesia
Russia
Sumarj
Minis
General “Assembly
Ter
Ambassa
der Lambertus N. Palar
Sukammoj
Sia
Sould
General Assembly
Alex Quaison-Lackey
U Theat
Sukarno
Herald
Malasia
Security Council
Jakarno
West Irian
Wethrlands
Lisa Cook First Baytown Baby Of The Year Contender
Lisa Lynne Cook, born Friday at 2 23 pm in Sai Methodist Hospital, weighs six pounds ten ounces and is the 1965 Baytown first baby contender. Three New Year’s babies were born in Baytown area hospitals, with Lisa the leading name in the annual contest as prizes from local merchants await confirmation by Monday.
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Harold
Lee Cook Jr
Miriam
Baytoven
Lisa Lynne Cook
Sai Methodist Hospital
Wees Sod
San Ja
Decker Drive
David John Kramer
Bolsten
Baytown
Lisa Lynne
Goose Creek Independent
Pearl Battarbee
Davis Cook
Mreva.g. McKinney
Aree
Daisy Odem
Bay- 1
Ars A Bae
Namath Signs Record NFL Deal With Crimson Tide Star
Joe Namath, the Beaver Falls Pennsylvania shoeshine boy turned national champion, signed a pro football contract in Miami Beach that makes him the richest recruit in league history. The $408,000 deal spans eight years and includes fringe benefits as described in a hotel suite with coach Weeb Eubank.
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Miami Beach
Fiat
Namath
Beaver Falls
Alshaia
Weeb Eubank
Work Jets
Crimson
Tide
Unclear OCR Summary of World News Items
A garbled OCR text references battles in Bink Gle Village, casualties among government troops, a helicopter or aircraft incident over central southern China, a Pacific cruise leg by Lee Quinn, a Fort Worth police fatality, President Johnson education program funding, AT&T Bell System earnings, and a burglary case about the Star of India sapphire.
Mill Planned on San Jacinto River Site
Reports confirmed by The Baytown Sun that a large paper mill will be built on the west banks of the San Jacinto River between the Highway 4 bridge and Lake Houston dam. The site was chosen over others across East Texas. The Southland Paper Mills, Inc. of Larkin is said to join with other interests in the project. No further details were available Saturday.
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Baytown Sun
San Jacinto River
Highway 4
Lake Houston
Texas
Southland Paper Mills, Inc
Larkin
Texas death toll mounts across Texas
The Associated Press reports a rising number of violent deaths during the holiday period in Texas. By Thursday at 5 p.m. at least 32 people have died from nonnatural causes since Christmas Eve, including shootings, drownings, cave-ins, and a pipeline accident. Notable deaths include Mosés T. Valleja of Fort Worth in a Fort Worth shooting affray, Andreae near Winters from a self inflicted shotgun wound, and a cave-in near Refugio that killed Francisca Alanzo.
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Associated Press
Texas
Texas Department of New
iPublic Safety
Associated
Mosés T. Valleja
Fort Worth
Earl Platter
Leon River
Eastland
Troy Jones
Johnson City
Ruby
Faye Tony
Charles MM. ‘Ony
Thomas Hudgens
Weather Whips Western States With Flood and Snow
Western states face renewed floods and heavy snow as gale winds sweep Washington Oregon northern California Idaho and Nevada. California floods kill at least 21 since December with fatalities linked to a dump truck and a helicopter rotor. Residents near Seattle report flooded hotels and toppled power lines while crews warn against risky travel as storms persist. Federal disaster action spreads through Idaho and western Nevada as officials push for additional assistance.
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Associated Press
Washington
Oregon
California
Idaho
Nevada
Sioi
Seattle
Westher Bureau and Highway Patrol
Bradford M. Crittenden
Californis
Oregon Coast
Mounaain
Idzho
Johnson
Frank Church
Civil Defense
Claude A. Shipley
Grant Sawyer
Hepp
Klamath National
Foresta
Rea Cross
Paul
PE Gillis
Tonnie Calif
Los Angeles
Ori
Eureka
Yvonne Marie Cavan
stork_on
Ksec
Johnson orders Hard Look At Steel price rises
President Johnson asked the Council of Economic Advisers to review recent steel price increases to determine if they are inflationary. Gardner Ackley to report promptly. Johnson returns from Texas to finalize the State of the Union, outlining Great Society goals and early legislative actions.
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Johnson City
Fox
Johnson
Council of Economic Advers
George Reedy
Gardner Ackley
Texas
Washington
Congress
Appalachian
Reedy
Ahson
Ackley
Eric
STEEL
Selma Voter Drive Led by Dr Alar Hing Jr Speech
Dr Alar Hing Jr planned to keynote a large Negro voter registration drive in Selma Alabama as a test of a state court injunction banning mass meetings by segregation and integration groups. The injunction, issued last summer, was moved to federal court. Local authorities say enforcement is unlikely. The event aims to push registration amid tensions over rights and violence in 1964.
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Selma, Ale
Alaron Luther Hing Jr
Wilson
Baker
James’ A.’ Hare
Missionary Charged In Shooting
TERRE HAUTE Ind AP A gunfire incident outside a downtown diner left Mormon missionaries wounded with Sabon and Saunders in critical condition at St Anthony hospital The 21 year old California missionary Whitaker was arrested on charges of shooting with intent to kill Police described the chaotic New Year Eve scene as witnesses recalled a statement about a good time prior to the gunfire
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Terre Haute
Ind
Raymond Saunders
Yale
St. Anthony
Gomngton
Calif
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