Hub cap thefts dominate Sunday police report
Police reported multiple hub cap thefts from Gulf Coast Hospital and nearby locations, with four caps stolen from a car owned by John J. May Jr., plus several other reported thefts. A separate incident saw a portable radio valued at 20 dollars stolen from a residence, and a broken window noted in a car. No injuries reported in two traffic incidents.
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Gulf Coast Hospital
John J. May Jr
Wassau
Jewell Carney
Gramham
T. A. Nicholsen
del Monte
Cli Simpson
Illinois
Mre. M, Tate
Katherine
E. Bs
Hamilton
Bumbla
Bi Ferguson
Tri- City
Mason
Miriam
R. G. Comezus
Michigan
Funay
Somene
Roy Williams
Wildwood
Williams
Islock
West Texas Avenue
N. Main
Baytown City
Crash details in prong page 1 report
The article records a collision where Josue’s vehicle sustained near total damage. Bray faces aggravated assault charges with a motor vehicle. Bray claims 30 to 45 miles per hour at impact as debris and gas line leaks created fire danger, blocking traffic for over ninety minutes.
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Wolf
Bray
Forage Clinic Scheduled On 3 Tuesday Nights
Harris County extends a three night forage clinic series at Commissioners Precinct 4 maintenance camp on Gessner Road Houston. Ren G Bradley assistant county agent announced sessions begin Jan 19 at 7 16 p.m with talks on feeding forage to dairy cattle and beef cattle.
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Gessner Road
Houston
Ren G. Bradley
Bradley
el Meekme
DL Thompson
Bath Witct
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
College Station
Meekma
Thompson
Extension Service
Neal Pratt
Harris County
Gar Iyn Hoffman
al Novosad
Agronaomist
John Box
Agronomist
Harris County Program Building Committee
Short Change Artist Held Here
A 42-year-old Houston woman is held by Baytown Police on two misdemeanor swindling charges. One amount taken was 16.40 from Wilson Bakery at 6124 Bayway Drive and 9 from Thrifty Oil Co. at Park and Garth streets. Police say she was in a car with several others. the other suspects were not arrested.
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Houston
Baytown
Wilson Bakery
Bayway Drive
Thrifty Oil Co
Park and Garth Streets
Screwworm Eradication Officials Eye Good Year
Screwworm eradication officials in Texas report progress with the program and aim to reduce losses further in 1968 by strengthening the U S Mexican barrier. They note 63 Texas counties infested in 1964 and compare infestations to 1963 and 1962, while pilots logged 2.7 million miles dispersing sterile flies to curb outbreaks. Stockmen urged to inspect livestock and report infestations promptly.
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Chambers
Texas
New Mexico
HT. R. Carroll
Arizona
Mexico
Mission
United States
Gulf of Mexico
Gulf of California
Southwest
Southland Paper Mills grows since 1940 at Lufkin
Chamber remarks on regional industry growth as Southland Paper Mills, begun in 1940 at Lufkin, expands under founder Ernest Kurth and leaders R. W. Wortham Jr, George Clarke, and C. W. Med-iford. Locke lauds weekly chamber meetings for keeping the public informed and attracting business. Bruce Causey becomes a new chamber member as Dave Moore plans Midwest outreach for future industries.
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Southland Paper Mills
Lufkin
Locke
R. W
Dick) Wortham Jr
Ernest Kurth
George Clarke
C. W. Mediford
Hie
Chamber
Bruce Causey
W. J
Strickler
Dave Moore
SCORE program taps retired Babson executives for small firms
Retired executives across the nation are invited to join the Service Corps of Retired Executives SCORE to mentor small manufacturing and service businesses with 25 or fewer employees. The SBA reports thousands ready to help, with participation voluntary and compensated only if双方 agree.
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Babson
Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Small Business Administration
Sucess
Tio
Boston
Washington
Fis
Service Corps of
SCORE
Nestes
Vermont Avenue N
Washinton
D.C
SBA
J. S
The Varmint Prowl Spirit Haunts Haskell Area
In Haskell Texas residents watch for a creature dubbed The Thing or The Varmint as colder weather arrives. Tales tie it to prowling in the Sowa Peak region, killing livestock and scaring observers. Old histories recount large native cats and panthers in the area.
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Haskell
Andy
Itl
Sowa Peak
Mexico
Texas
R. E. Sherzill
Haskell County
Hey
T. A. Cap Thon
William Cailends
Jim Fields
Orothers
Brazos River
Here
Jim
Congress Leadership Shifts in New Session Report
The 1964 congressional session shows little appetite for change as Democrats and Republicans retain leaders. Ford loses GOP leadership bid to Laird while Arends keeps post. in the Senate Mansfield is reelected as majority leader with Lang and Pastore contesting the assistant role. Johnson’s programs and Kennedy-era allies influence the internal battles.
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Congress
Johnson
Charles
Ha Heck
Jand
Gerald BR
Ford
Tehlgend
Patrick
House Republicar
Oor Oraueus
House
Melvin Re Laird
Wisconsin
Dogether
Gridwefer
Laird
Peter FH
Frelinghuysen
Uleft
Leslie C. Arends
Minos
Arends
Himas
New
Senate
Noths
Everett M. Dirksen
Sinois
Mike Maansfield
Montana
Lon
Hess
Supreme Justices
Humphrey
John W. McCermack
Masisachtesetts
SMU to weigh new assistant coach selection
Dallas AP report says SMU’s faculty athletic committee will consider adding an assistant football coach. Chuck Curtis is tipped to land the post after three consecutive schoolboy championships. Hayden Fry had been seeking another assistant and had not yet made a committee recommendation.
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Dallas
Iain Onder
Southern Methodist University
lChuck Curtis
Curtis
Me Dee
Atl
Garland
Jaecent
Southwest College
Eiwin D. Mouton
Rer
Hayden Fry
Thut
Enmeitter
Senator approves Connor as Commerce Secretary
The Senate unanimously backs John T. Connor for Secretary of Commerce. Carol Channing marks the Jelly Dolly straw’s first anniversary with a playful remark. Andrei Gronmyka plans a March London visit invited by Patrick Gordon-Walker. Queen Mother Elizabeth to attend Easter events at Windsor. French actress Brigitte Bardot heads to Mexico City to begin Viva Maria.
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Andrié Gronmyka
London
Froden
Patrick Gordon Walkie
Choir Tour Members Named Day and Pryor Schedule
Nelda Ruth Day and Robert Craig Pryor, members of Southwestern University Choir, appear on a tour scheduled for January 25 and 26 in Uvalde San Angelo Fort Peens and Brady as part of the 1965 program.
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Nelda Ruth Day
Brice. Day
Yaupon Drive
Robert Craig Pryor
Afr
Monroe Pryor
AZ Burbank
Southwestern University Choir
Uvalde
San Angelo
F Peens
Brady
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