U S Subsidies $26 Million Who'll Pay Russ Grain Freight
Washington report on a cash sale of 37 million bushels of U S wheat to the Soviet Union. Government subsidies totaling 28 million dollars are involved. The price and subsidy details remain unclear as to who bears the freight cost and backing by agencies and private firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Soviet Union
Mency
Sam Orig
Grain. Co
Bie
New - York
Wheat exports to Soviet Union valued at about 90 million
The Agriculture Department subsidizes U.S. wheat exports to the Soviet Union to bridge the price gap with world levels. Soviets will pay roughly 368.3 million for grain delivered at their ports. Subsidies aim to offset higher U.S. prices and freight issues with American ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Soviet Union
Agriculture Department
Jenkins
Mem
Robert L.l
Webb
Internal Revenue Service
Tower
Sorrells Return to Baytown After Absence
Mr and Mrs Thomas W Sorrells 609 N Pruett return to Baytown after nearly two years away living in Mississippi North Carolina and Tennessee Nelson Herbert 12 son of Mr and Mrs Herbert V Herbert Baytown recovering from shotgun hand injury at Memorial Hospital Houston room 537 David Alford on leave from Marine Camps Leta Loughridge works Jerry McMicken spends the night Pat Tobin travels to Houston L Dreher grandparent info Suny Ro bert Holmes visits old friends Army Recruiter Ron Trussbaum adds news Johnny Kubelka to return to classes at the University of Texas Mrs George Perkins visit to West Point says George and Martha Brunson may appear in Hootenanny TV show scenes in Baytown Saturday on Channel 36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Sorrells
N. Pruett
Baytown
Mississippi
North Carolina
Tennessee
Nelson Herbert
Herbert V. Herbert
Memorial Hospital
Houston
David Alford
Leta Loughridge
Jerry McMicken
Pat Tobin
L. E
Vo Vv
Ramsey
Johnny Kubelka
University of Texa
George Perkins
Son George
West Point
Martha Brunson
Rites Sunday For Mrs. F E Geaslin
Funeral services are set for Sunday afternoon at the Paul Horton Memorial Methodist Church in Stephen Creek Texas for Mrs Florida E Geaslin 76 mother of J R Geaslin of Mapleton and Mrs Horton of Mont Belvieu She died Friday in a Raytown hospital survived by sons G H Geaslin Texas City Emmet Geaslin Houston and Hugh Rooks Waco among her grandchildren and great grandchildren The body will lie in state at Pace Stancil Funeral Home in Cleveland with burial in Mount ica Cemetery Rev Paul Horton and Rev D W McCasland to officiate
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Paul Horton
Stephen Creek
Tex
Florida E. Geaslin
J. R. Geaslin
Mapleton
Horton
Mont Belview
San Jacinto County
Geaslin
Raytown
Mrs
G. IH
Lancaster
Calif
Kmett
Texas ‘City
Wesby
Genslin
Houston
Hugh Rooks
Waco
Pat
Tom Aid
Ted
Baytowns
Leona Clark
Baytown
Ina
Stancil Funeral Home
Cleveland
Pail Horian
D.W. McCasiland
Coldspring
Mount Ica Cemetery
Ronda Kay Wheeler First New Year Baby of 1969
Ronda Kay Wheeler, a newborn girl weighing eight pounds four ounces, arrived at Gulf Coast Hospital at 53:52 a.m. Wednesday, winning the New Year Baby title and gifts from Baytown merchants. Parents Mr and Mrs Wallace Wheeler of 504 Stimpson share joy with brothers Gary and Randy, while Wheeler's La Porte origins and Houston Lighting and Power job are noted. Grandparents J H Martin and Mrs R F Knighton are listed among relatives. a lengthy list details the many prizes including furniture, baby items, a savings account, a hairdo, gift certificates, and assorted gifts from local stores and businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Coast Hospital
Ronda Kay Wheeler
Baytown
Wallace Wheeler
Ronda
Wheeler
Stimpson
Gary
Randy
la Porte
Frances’ Martin
Houston Lighting and Power Co
J.H. Martin
Humble Credit Union Declares Three Point Five Percent Dividend
The Humble Employes Credit Union announces a 3.5 percent dividend to stockholders for 1963, totaling 153.0 million dollars, the largest ever. John W. Sylvester, treasurer, cites $6 million in assets and growth enabling the increase. Dividend postings were made January 1 and loan interest for 1963 will be mailed this month. A 1964 officers meeting is set for 7:50 p.m. Thursday January 36 at Robert E. Lee High School Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boand
Fuumble: Employes Credit, Union
John W.sylvester
Sylvester
Credit Union
Robert E. Lee High School
Four Negroes Nabbed After Baytown Theft
Four Houston men were arrested by Baytown Police minutes after allegedly stealing 214 dollars from a Jones 7 store at 6106 Bayway Drive. They were charged with felony theft in Justice of the Peace M. Brown's Court. The suspects are Ray R. Allen 22 Samuel J. Oatley 36 Johnny Taylor 25 and Beal Lathon Jr 4. A clerk Lois Scott 41 reported the theft and identified the four in custody after a chase that ended with the recovery of the cigar box containing a mix of cash. Police said the box held 129 in small bills and notes. Additional questioning was planned with Harris County Sheriff’s officers on other Houston robberies.
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Samuel Wi. Oakley
Beat Lathon Jr
Ray R. Alen
Johny Saylor
Pente
M. Brown
Houston
Baytown
Jones 7
Bayway Drive
Justice of the Peace M
Ray R. Allen
Samuel J. Oatley
Lois Scott
Ashby
L. D. Foreman
Arbor
Foreman
Padrdlman - Calvin
Bayshore Drive
Scott
Fragmented World News Sketches and Oddities
A garbled miscellany of political, weather, and disaster notes surfaces from various places. Mentions Millard Cope, San Angelo Standard Times, AP, fires, storms, missing aircraft, and political events with numerous unclear details and broken phrases.
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Millard Cope
San Angelo
Baytown paraffins plant planned to prevent layoffs
Rick Horst J. A. Anderson Jr, chairman of Baytown Chamber committee, outlined a new linear paraffins plant at Humble Oil Baytown Refinery. The project, a multi million dollar effort to supply raw materials for synthetic detergents, aims to reduce sewage foaming and will employ no new staff despite rapid construction, with startup expected early in 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rick- Horst J. A. Anderson Jr
Induswist Development Committee
Greater Baytown
Anderson
Baytown
Enjoy Chemical Co
Citizens Traffic Advisory Panel Organizes First Meeting
An organizational meeting for the Citizens Traffic Advisory Committee is set for 7 a.m. Wednesday at the Holiday Inn to elect a chairman vice chairman and secretary. Members include Feinberg Weaver McLemore Gautreaux Cater Beemer Girardeau Britton Pendergrass Hughes and Mrs Elliott. A second board of councilmen and police officials advises the Citizens Committee to improve Baytown safety and traffic standards with talks from safety officials.
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Citizens Traffic Advisory Committee
Holiday Inn
Robert G.bob Feinberg
Feinberg
S. T. Weaver
Holly McLemore
D. J. Gautreaux
Paul G. Cater
Theresa Beemer
James Girardeau
Perry Britton
Preston Pendergrass
Roy Hughes
Grady Elliott
Seaborn Cravey
Jaci Huron
Corporation Court
Hves
Citizens Council
Baytown
Goldwater Pledges All-Out Vote Drive
Phoenix AP report says Senator Barry Goldwater seeks the Republican presidential nomination and vows an all-out campaign. He also announces re election to the Senate and contemplates running both races if nominating convention names him. He will remove a heavy cast from his right foot and plan Meet the Press and a Grand Rapids fund raiser kickoff.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Len Barry Coldwater
Arizona
White House
Goldwater
Denison Kutehel
Goldsrater
Senate
Johnson
Richel
Washington
American People
Clear Voice
Meet the Press
NBC
Grand, Rapids
Mich
Baytown Move Forms Chandler and Lannie Law Firm
George Chandler will join with Andrew J. Lannie to form Chandler and Lannie in Baytown. Lannie becomes associate to Chandler while Chandler remains city attorney full time, with an office in the Sterling Building at 7110 West Sterling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Chandler
Andrew Lannie
Form Law
Andrew J. Lannie
Harris County
Baytown
Monday
Chandler and Lannie
Lannie Monday
Sterling
West Sterling
Cecil Babbitt
Chandler
Lannie
Hagte
University of Texas
Houston
Joe Reswebher
Laninie
Arkansas State Teachers , College
Bond Issue Is Proposed In Chambers County
Chambers County seeks a 4.1 million bond package for roads bridges jail hospital with 60 percent Harris County funding for a Cedar Bayou bridge. Nelson will discuss a January 18 election in Mont Belvieu at Barbers Hill High School. The plan includes $250 000 for the Cedar Bayou span and road projects serving Mont Belvieu Barbers Hill School and a new Barbers Hill High School site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambers County
Oscar ©. Nelson Jr
Mont Belvieu
Cedar — Bayou
Harris County
Vv. Vu. Ramsey
East Texas Avenue
East James Street
Roseland Park
Baytown
Nelson
Mont Belvey Q
T P
Barbers, Hill High School
N Miure
Cedar Bayou Bridge
Anahuac
Cedar Bayou
Chambers
Harris Counties
Tri-City Beach Road
Baytorm
Gulf Gil
Cordell Brick
Barbers Hill
Xeedig Point Road
Canal Road
Hill Road
Littie Renae Heartbroken Playmate Poisoning Tragedy
The piece reports Littie Renae Hilers, three, of 503 Harvey, mourns as her former playmate died after being poisoned by arsenic. The neighbor's dog was involved in the grim tale, with the child unable to understand or cope with the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Renae Totteson
James Hilers
Harvey
Renae
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