Cold-Sky Texas Warms Up Amid Ice and Snow
Dense fog and slick ice snarled north Texas roads as 5 p.m. closures spread. Temperatures dipped to 1% degrees at Fort Worth and 27 at Corpus Christi while the Lower Rio Grande Valley escaped freezing. Snow fell in the northeast and the Weep Piney woods, with power outages and service disruptions reported in several towns. Police noted few major accidents despite hazardous conditions and forecast more snow and freezing rain before a thaw begins in the east.
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Texas
Texlay
Rio Grande Valley
Fort Worth
Corpus Christi
Rio. Grande City
Valley
Allen
Thiese Mies
Fox
Dail
Wether
Lauurdiy
Exist Tes
Lufkin
Tesus
Honeyton
Lutkin
Sun Spots and Local Notices Across Town
Dr Lowman of Sam Houston State Teachers College stays in hospital in Houston for treatment in poor condition. Civil Defense certificates ready at 92 a.m. weekdays. Highlands Bank hosts open house Jan 2 and 3. Narcotics talk at Advance Methodist youth meeting. Bayshore Concern Association meets Sunday at Mrs Milton’s Bayshore home. King Fins diving club meets Friday at 3300 Minnesota. Weather clear to partly cloudy with warmer Friday. Galveston tides posted for Saturday with highs and lows.
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Lowman
Harmon Lowman
Sam’ Houston State Teachers College
M. de Anderson Hospital
Houston
Baytown School
Highlands State Bank
South’ Main and
Vann Road
Highlands
Community notices highlight birthdays and local events
Nelda Jean Ward celebrates her seventh birthday with a skating party at home attended by about 30 friends. Local residents including the Hall and Stombaugh families share dinners and visits as community groups announce church activities, school board plans, and civic events across Baytown area from Jan. through spring.
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Nelda Jean Ward
W.L
Wand
Nelda Jean
Jerry Simmons
EL. Lobit
Denna
B. J. Hall
David McCallum
Grace Methodist Church
Tanya Nettles
R& M
Wright
Kathy
Farley
William J Hodge
Harold Bomboff
Eddie Shoemaker
John Stombaugh
Thelma
Jane
Corpus: Christi
Stombaugh
Rose
Reynolds
Baytown J
Virgil
Stone
National’ Foundation
Nell Holcomb
World News Briefs Touch on France U S Ties and Global Events
News briefs report France’s intended action drawing a sharp rebuke from the United States with Dean Rusk warning against consequences. Robert Kennedy says he may seek the vice presidency, while John Glenn might excel in any field. Suharto meets with U.S. officials to discuss Malay problem, and Zanzibar is reported as recognizing Red China. An American consul seized in Zanzibar is released. Harvard warns cigarette smokers of a radioactive element in tobacco. An elderly woman is murdered in Corpus Christi. A priest faces a civil suit for alleged personal wrongs. Nixon calls for a foreign policy reassessment while urging global U.S. responsibility.
Annual CC Banquet Sell Out Reported
The Greater Baytown Chamber of Commerce banquet at the Knights of Columbus hall is nearly sold out with 450 of 500 tickets sold and only 50 remaining. Ben Wooten will deliver the keynote on economic freedom, with Jack Jacobs as MC and Perry Britton introducing the main speaker. Special entertainment features Madrigal Singers from Robert E. Lee High School under Mrs. Mary Guemple.
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Greater Baytown
Ben
Wooten
Dallas Federal Savings ‘and’ van Association
Jack Jacobs
Perry Britton
Madrigal Sineers
Robert
ES Lee. High
Mary Guemple
Glenn Seeks Ohio Senate Seat in Democratic bid
Col. John H. Glenn Jr., the space pioneer, formally announced his candidacy for the U S Senate from Ohio as a Democrat. In a hotel room press briefing, he said he will oppose Sen. Stephen M. Young in the Ohio primary next May 5, resigning from the Marine Corps to enter public life. Glenn cited his 22 years of government service and support for President Johnson’s program, stating politics offers the best use of his experience.
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Columbus
Ohio
John H.' Glenn Jr
ULS
Stephen M
Walsington
Stephen Mo Young
John W. Glenn Jr
Glenn
Marine Corps
Congress
America
Free World
U.S
Johnson
Senate
Panama Crisis Deepens As Talks Stall On Canal
Reports say U S Panamanian talks stalled heightening crisis over the canal. Tripeo and Martin met. Triceo planned Washington visit as Chiari threatened to pull staff and sever diplomatic ties. White House reaffirmed willingness to discuss issues. Rusk stressed negotiations can resolve the crisis without violence.
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Panama
U.s.panama
Panama Canal
Il Tanuel
Trucco
U.S
Edwin M. Martin
Washington
Chiari
Carr
Canal Zone
United States
White House
Dean Rusk
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Humble Credit Union Meeting Reelects Officers in 1963
A crowd of 1,550 attended the Baytown Humble Employees Credit Union meeting at Robert E. Lee High School. Board directors and the supervisory committee were re elected by acclamation. New board member M. Li. Watts replaced R. B. Bennett. Officers re elected included J. P. Henderson president C H Kelly vice president J Sylvester treasurer and Marjorie Cobb secretary. Prizes were awarded including a $200 top prize to DM Radjar and several $70 to $1 silver prizes. Ben Levisee of Carswell Air Force Base Credit Union spoke on the sector economy. The treasurer noted asset rises of about $650,000 over 1962 and loans up near three quarters of a million dollars.
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Bobby Sutphin
Robert E. Lee High School
Baytown Humble Employes Credit Union
J. P. Henderson
C. H. Kelly
J. ¥. Sylvester
Gerald Hays
Marjorie Cobb
M. Li. Watts Weas
R. B. Bennett
Jackie Taylor
Lee
J. G. Traster
D. Bozich
Roy Kitoucth
WA. Davidson, Jr
Homer J. Terrill
Keith Stallknecht
W. A. Beauchamp
Dianna Middleton
A. E. Oliphint
Ben Levisee
Carswell, Air Force Base
Fort Worth
Levisee
United States
Henderson
Sylvester
Centor
Tomball
Pledger
Rosenberg
Classified ad tease for home buys and security
Security assured your family s assured vnva home of your own. For outstanding home buys see todays Classified Ads.
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Vnva
Lobotomy by Bullet in Amarillo Case Sparks Debate
In Amarillo, surgeon say a police shooting may mimic a frontal lobotomy. Fred Williams, 53, a former Arkansas mental patient, sits under observation at Northwest Texas Hospital after being shot by Officer Raymond Whitson last Friday. The bullet lodged in his skull and doctors compare its effects to a brain operation that could calm a patient but leaves him severely impaired.
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Amarillo
Amar
Self
Northwest Texas Hospital
Fred Williams
Arkansas
Williants O
Raymond Whitson
Willias
Lee Brigadiers to honor International President at Raytown event
About 200 Optimists from District 26 will attend a Friday dinner at Noliday Inn. The evening showcases musical talent with Tim Irvine arranging the program and soloists including Judy Williams Linda Pool Dian Vaughan and Jean Puller among the performers.
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Hams
Linda Pool
Dian Vaughan
Jean Puller
Judy
Anna
Becky
Lindy
The
Lot
Dianna
Jean
Jane
Big Copter Explosion In Air Blamed In Vietnam War
Five U.S. servicemen were killed and three wounded in combat helicopter operations over the Mekong Delta near Saigon. A turbine-powered UH-1 helicopter apparently exploded in the air, four killed in that craft and three US crew wounded. One American door-gunner on an H-21 troop carrier was killed by a bullet in another operation. The deaths raise U.S. combat fatalities in South Vietnam to 99 since late 1961. Saigon reported a Vietnamese company suffered heavy losses in a jungle ambush northeast of the city, with six dead and 31 wounded as about 500 Viet Cong attacked Tan Uyen. Government forces held out for hours before retreat.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Mekong
Wasa
South Viet Nam
Tan Uyen
Ovenitur
Gift To Candidate Probe Sought In 1961 Contributions
The Houston Post says a Texas candidate for the U.S. Senate in 1961 received foreign contributions totaling 45,800 from groups in Germany, Austria and other nations. Gonzalez asked U S Senator Ralph Yarborough to urge an investigation into reports of these donations to Guy Johnson of Houston.
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Gonzalez
Mittee
U.S. Senate
Nfl
Europe
Houston Post
Texas
Germany
Austria
I “G. Johnson
Ralph Yarborough
IxTex
Gonznez
Walez
Zrup
Frankfort
Vienna
Australia
Sno -Reviin
Texas Secret of State
Guy Johnson
Houston
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New York
Council Reck High
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Thuy
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Port Worth
Civil Defense
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West Defoe
Narcotics Tolh
King Fins
King Fins Diving Club
Minnesota
Galveston
Alamo Parent-Teacher Association
Bcoivet
Glen Barker
Dob. Wallace
Ale‘Dowell
Bob Elliott
KWBA
Robert, E. Lee High School
Galena Park District
Corkey Gary
Drew George
Crosby Tax
Carl St. Smith
Harris County
Crosby
Onzel Simmons Ford
College Board
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Filans
George H. Gentry
Dean Waller Rundell
Beara
Lee College
Wallace Heaner
Alfred F. Garcia
Daniel M. Garcia
Fortinberry
First Marine Division
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Chile
Lamar-Alamo
Will
Mondas
Pruett Street Scout House
B. L Beck
Humble
Baytown Research
Southeastern
Texas- Brazosport
American’ Chemical Society
H. E." Lumpkin
Wesley
Ronda
Rushing
la Porte
San Jacinto College
Barbara Area
Channelview
William
L. Brown
Swain
U.S. Navy
Singapore
Federation of Malaysia
Salisbury Sound
Harvey . Brown
Wrlsh
Ide P. Trotter
Humbie Oil and Refining Co
Baytown
Oklahoma_ Baptist University
el Cortez
San Diego
American Battleship Association
P.O. Box
France
Red Chris
Robert F. Kens
John Glenn
Sukaro
U.S. Alty
Robert F. Kennedy
Peking
Red
China
Zanzibar Republic
State Department
U. S
Frederick TL Vivard
Zanzbar
Dar Es Sallam
Harvard Scientific
Corpus ‘Christ
Olive Mary Burwell
Richand M. Nixon
Pana Ma
Vallow
S. Viet Nam
Triceo
Martin
OAS
Galileo Solis
Panamanian
Humble Credit Union
R. J. Davis
Credit Committee
Davis
Bettie Simmons
Dan Matthews
Ann Pohler
Wendell J. Traylor
W. C. MacKinnon
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