Planning Session for Bayshore Club and oyster fry date
Bayshore Rod Reel and Gun Club directors were asked by President Grover Edge to attend two planning sessions this Monday and Tuesday at the club headquarters. Edge noted final plans for the annual oyster fry. James Book of General Electric will speak on computers and lab chromatographs at the Instrument Society meeting in Houston. Social hour 6 30 p.m. dinner 7 p.m. and meeting 8 p.m. also included.
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Bayshore Rod, Reel and Gun Club
Grover Edge
Dade
Edge
A&m University Mothers Club
Trinity Episcopal Church
Madrigal Singers
Robert E. Lee High School
Advances In Nuclear Race Hinted
Washington AP report from the Atomic Energy Commission says the United States may near significant breakthroughs to enhance nuclear tipped intercontinental missiles. It notes U S leads in nuclear defense, added demolition munitions to stockpiles, and ongoing work on more advanced weapons to foil enemy countermeasures and ground electronic detection.
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Washington
The
Atomic Energy Commission
United States
America
AIC
Congress
Weather outlook with warmer, rain likely into Monday night
Cloudy and warmer with rain or drizzle through Monday night. Colder on Tuesday with a temperature range of 36 to 58 degrees. Galveston tides: low at 6:36 a.m. and high at 3:06 p.m.
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Galveston
Sun office visits by Scout troop and local notes
Scout Troop GM from Travis Elementary visits The Sun office. Happy Bauman says he picked up the wrong overcoat at the Elks KC dance. Anyone missing an overcoat can call him at 583-5459. Della Woods feeds monkeys at a pet shop. Cynthia Holecek reacts to Batman jokes. Charles Donnelly reports Little League news. Ada Brown on the sick list. C. W. Hastings clarifies a phone number. Lowell Lammers recalls old movie serials. Mylene Keller in a student nurse uniform. Odis Muennink takes time for coffee. City Manager Fritz Lanham and Police Chief Blair Mann work to recover an impounded car for a La Porte draftee. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Contella Jr. visit Baytown relatives.
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Travis Elementary
Sun
Happy Bauman
Della Woods
Cynthia Holecek
Charles
Donnelly
Ada Brown
C. W
Hastings
Lowell Lammers
Mylene Keller
Odis Muennink
Fritz Lanham
Blair Mann
la Porte
Carl Contella Jr
Baytown
Carl Contella Sr
Robert Bletsch
Mothers March Planned For 1966 Funds In Harris County
Mrs. Battarbee, Harris County March of Dimes chairman, urged residents to donate during the Mothers March in Houston. The drive supports a birth defects center at John Sealy Hospital and aims to raise 150,000 in Harris County this year. She noted 2,300 local births with severe birth defects annually and 17,000 statewide. Some households will not be visited this year.
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Harris County
James Sammons
Anita Gonzales
Crespo Funeral Home
Houston
R. B. Batarbee
East
Battarbee
March of Dimes
East Harris Bond Elections Show Mixed Support Across Propositions
East Harris County voters approved only the juvenile facilities bond and road bonds but failed to meet required majorities on the two road measures and the 4 million Family Law Center bonds. Countywide results favored the juvenile facilities expansion, while East Harris turnout was light, with total votes near 90,171 and preliminary canvassing planned for Monday.
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East Harris County
East Harris
NASA Me
Commissioner
Councilmen Pave Way For Oak Addition Road Work
Oak Addition street improvements cleared by a 31 vote after signatures on petitions reached required levels. City will fund drainage and main costs. adjoining owners pay curbs gutters and one third of standard street. Plans and specs underway for Johnson Oak Williams Booker Tee Carver Turner Stowe Willow Yupan streets.
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Oak Addition
Fritz Lanham
Lanham
Johnson
Oak
Williams
Riggs
Gentry
Booker Tee
Carver
Turner
Stowe
Yupon
Willow
Lincoln Courts
Yupan
Daniel
Southern Pacific Railroad
Baytown
Seaborn Cravey
Meanest Thief Steals Church Funds in Baytown
Deacon J O Casey reports $833.43 stolen from a church office Sunday afternoon. Bag held $696 in checks to the church plus cash and change. theft occurred after 12:15 p.m. Police Patrolman W C Jackson investigated, with report filed at 7:50 p.m. Sunday.
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Missouri Street
Church of Christ
Baytown
J. O. Casey
W. C. Jackson
Light hard freeze tolls Baytonians with burst pipes
Baytonians faced the coldest spell of winter as temperatures dropped to 19 unofficially on Sunday leading to burst pipes and scattered ice. A few water cuts and calls to plumbing firms followed while the low pressure was brief and damage limited. The city reported minimal city equipment damage and a warm up to 55 by Monday with showers forecast later.
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Baytown
C. W
Red) Grantham
Soviet Moon Lander Attempt Reported By Tass
The Soviet Union reportedly launched Lung 9 toward the moon aimed at a soft landing with scientific gear. The event comes as the Supreme Court agrees to a limited review of James R. Hoffa’s 1964 jury tampering conviction. Britain plans new sanctions to press Rhodesia rebels while a midair collision off Spain risks a lost nuclear bomb and strains U S Spain ties. Dallas votes 33 000 in a special election to officially floridate its water supply.
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Soviet Union
Tass
Supreme Court
James R. Hoffa
U.S
Spain
Andalusian
America
Mediterranean
Almeria
Dallas
Rhodes Home Destroyed By Fire Saturday Night
Baytown Waxings: Dipsy Rhodes home burned at 5 p.m. Saturday from a gas heater. fire damaged the house and furniture. A later blaze at 9:45 p.m. in the Howard Thompson garage caused further damage to a work bench and ice box. Lightning damaged wires at the Lonnie Vernon residence, with scorch marks near the fuse box but no home damage. A washateria dryer caught fire at 8:50 a.m. Friday, and a car fire occurred at 2:50 p.m. Saturday on Decker Drive in front of Larabee’s. flames traced to the carburetor.
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Dipsy Rhodes
Baytown Woods
Baytown
A. H
Art) Lintelman
Howard Thompson
Alford
Thompsons
Lonnie W. Vernon
Ashwood
Vernon
10Th
Foyle
Decker Drive
Larabee’s
Johnson resumes bombing in North Vietnam and seeks UN action
President Johnson announced renewed bombing of North Vietnam after a pause and directed Ambassador Goldberg to seek an immediate UN Security Council meeting. He framed the action as failing Hanoi’s peace readiness and said the report and resolution could open talks while reaffirming commitment to peace and to protecting American and allied lives.
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Johnson
Arthur Goldberg
UN Security Council
Paul
Johson
South Viet Nam
Hanoi
North Viet Nam
Peking
U.S
United States
Viet Nam
Amassador
Arthur} Goldberg
United Nations Security Council
Pope Paul
White House
Dean Rusk
South Viet
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Rudolph LeCompte
Franklin Foundation
Franklin
Little League
Sterling Municipal Library
Roseland Oaks
Roseland Oaks Civic Association
Roseland Park Pavilion
Laround Own
Citizens National
Thad Felton
James A. Boyer
Edna Boyer
Country Club Center
Baytown Classroom Teachers Association
H. D. Hammond
Harold Lane
Hammond
Randy
Baytown Sun
Grantham
Houston Weather
Weather Bureau
Britain
Isa Smith
Rhodesia
Rhodes
Federal Savings and Lean Asam
United Nations
North
Citizens OF Texas Savings
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