Typhoon Winnie Deaths and Homeless Toll Rise in Manila
Manila reports 40 dead as Winnie tears through central Luzon. Red Cross lists 11 fatalities, with 275 injured and 476,837 homeless as Manila declares calamity. Power and water scarce 36 hours after landfall. airport resumes operations and transport restores.
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Manila
Philippine News Service
Red Cross
Red Ss
Luzon
Is- Mandhir
Pacific
Manila International
Sun Spots Clockhouse Alumni Meet At 295 P.M. Thursday
Clockhouse alumni groups and associated society members are called to a Thursday afternoon meeting at Mrs James A Hight School on Clockhouse Avenue. Attendees are asked to bring any photographs to have copied at 295 p.m. at the home of Mrs. James A. Hight.
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Clockhouse
Alpha Xi Delia
Dan Stathworth
Ald
Robert E. Lee
James A. Hight
Anderson
W. Jamies
Sun
Youth, Employment Service
YES
Chamber of Commerce
Postwar Travels and Local Notes From a Nebraska Page
Mr and Mrs Charlie Broder and party return from Hawaii and California with Ed Steeder of Shickley Neb visiting Honolulu and Seal Beach while Ed Steeder’s wife’s family links are noted Astronaut Eugene A Corman, linked to Barbara Atchley, joins Manned Spacecraft Center operations under Neil Armstrong. The piece also mentions Little League plans, graduations, beauty trends, World’s Fair mentions, theatre chats and local names in short vignettes.
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Charlie Broderson
Hawaii
California
Ed Steeder
Shick Fey, Neb
Honolulu
W. L. Hunt
Steven
Mbert Stolzenburg
Seal Beach
Calif
Broderson
Steeder
Eugene A. Corman
New York
Cynthia Anderson
Dixie Shoopman
Jackie Hooper
Barnaby Munson
Grover Edge
Billie Joe Avsley
Glenn Harbour
Frances Parker
Elkins Becomes Partner At Reid Strickland Gilletté Ramsey
Daniel R. Elkins of Baytown, a seven year local lawyer, was named a partner in Reid Strickland Gilletté and Ramsey. The announcement came from senior partner Robert Strickland. Elkins, a Baylor Law School graduate, served as a JAG officer and is active in local bar associations and Kiwanis. He and his family reside at 1603 Adams and attend Memorial Baptist Church.
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Daniel R. Elkins
Baytown
Reid, Strickland, Gilletté and Ramsey
Wednesday
Robert Strickland
Atlanta
Tex
Elkins
Baylor ‘Law School
Baylor
Hast Textas Baptist College
Marshall
Elkinses
Adams
Daniel Jr
John Mark
Memorial Baptist Church
Elkvis
Dean Elkins
Central Baptist Church
New Orleans
Judge Advocate General Corps
State
Harris County
Dan Arnold Succeeds Ben Taub As Hospital Board Chairman
Harris County Commissioners and Houston City Council accepted the resignation of Ben Taub after 25 years as chairman of the Houston Harris County charity hospital board. Dan Arnold, a Houston attorney and developer, was named his successor and had been a board member. Taub received chairman emeritus status and the article notes his long association with patients and hospital staff.
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Harris County Commissioners Court
Houston City
Ben Taub
Houston- Harris County Charity Hospital
Isetup
Dan Arnold
Houston
Arnold
of Vinson, Elkins, Weems and Searts
Houston and
New York
San. Jacinto Ordnance
Taub
Bea Taub
Jefferson Davis Hospial
City of Houston
Harris Couny
East Harris County
John M. Kilgore
United Fund Budget Goal Set At $197 145 For 1965 Drive
Budget committee recommends a 1965 United Fund goal of 197145 with allocations for Health League 8133 Thrift Exchange 12350 Crippled Children 14993 Welfare League 38498 YMCA 14500 Boy Scouts 16850 Girl Scouts 8200 Community Chest 1200 ODS 14105 Child Care Center 2800 plus Houston and Texas agency funds. Committee members include Carmen Anderson and Dr Don Wynnemer among many others.
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United Fund
Tom Farmer
Chest Board
Health League
League
Young Men's" Christian Association
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Community Chest
Opportunity School
Houston
Baytonians
Texas United Fund
Red Cross
Heart Association
SIS
Mental Health Association
Carmen Anderson
R. P. Berman
Bob Beverly
Elbert Black
HW. Blackwood
Lee Brasfield
E. O. Camibern
J. J. Coates
S. W. de
Dirksen Believed Set To Nominate Goldwater
New York Herald Tribune reports Sen. Everett Dirksen will place Sen. Barry Goldwater’s name in nomination at the Republican National Convention. Dispatches say Dirksen decided last week at his Herndon Virginia home after reviewing Goldwater’s civil rights statements.
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NEW York
New York Herald Tribune
Everett M. Dirksen
Minnis
Bari Goldwater
Goldwater
Rosland Evans
Robert Novak
Washington
Dirksen
Herdon
Arizona
Goldwater Gains in Illinois Delegation Split
Senator Barry Goldwater clinched 48 of Illinois 58 Republican national convention delegates, signaling early momentum for his presidential bid. Scranton criticized Goldwater as playing the warmongers game while vowing peace, and the Scranton camp aimed to sway public opinion ahead of the San Francisco ballot.
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Salt Lake City
Utahd
Pennsylysia
William’ W. Scranton
Barry Goldwater
Ranton
Goldwater
Scranton
Dwight D. Eisenhower
GOP
S&vole
Illinois
Utah
Washington
Oregon
United States
Sai Serant
UN Merics
Andy
Tiiais
Cane
Arizona
San Francisco
Chicago
APJ
Hlinois
PannSee Gop
Incorrect Warrant Used In Red Man's Lodge Raid
A Baytown raid on the Red Man's Lodge at Market Street used a warrant listing the wrong city. Police and a state Liquor Control Board agent seized beer and liquor cans, with three charges filed against a bartender and two others for liquor sale without proper permit and for possessing liquor. The warrant error is blamed on clerical mixups between Baytown and Pasadena offices. The case was moved to a Houston county court. bonds were set at 400 dollars each.
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Red Men's Lodge
Market Street
Baytown
Iday
Wi Lodge
Haffecy
State Liquor Control Board
Teel Street
Hauster
Hauge
Liquor Control Board
Houston
Thompson
Woody J. Mint
Housion
Thas
Douglas Sain
Uoed
Tacoma
Market
West Main
C.N. Cook
Order of the
Red Men
Cook
Carl Lee Ruez
Staner
Ryler
Police Seek Clues In Stabbing Of Banker Mossler
Miami Beach police investigate the stabbing death of 63 year old banker Jacques Mossler found in his ocean front apartment. neighbors recall a loud exit and a dog barking as a man fled. a possible stiletto weapon, missing jewelry, and a roommate-turned-suspect case unfold. Police questioned a man found injured near the scene. court orders paused interrogation. Mossler held banking interests in Miami Chicago South Bend and Houston. his daughter reported missing items including a diamond wrist watch and a gold brooch.
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MIAMT
Fla
Jacques Mossler
Mossler
Indiana
Taineis
Florida
Candacr
Tesday
Pat Gallagher
Miami
Iter
May Mossler
Chicago
South Bend
Ind
Mosslers Acceptance Corp
Houston
Tex
Mosslers
Rita
City Council to Discuss Subdivisions and Fiscal Status
Baytown City Council plans a 6:30 p.m. meeting Monday to review revised subdivision regulations from the City Planning Commission. On Tuesday, Ernest Brown of Maroney Beissner and Co. Investment Bankers will discuss future bond issues and the city’s current fiscal status.
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Baytown City
City Planning Commission
Ernest Brown
Maroney, Beissner and Co. Investment Bankers of
Houston
Brown
Acting Chief R. Ul Turner Appointed After Resignation
Acting Chief R Ul Turner aged 80 is named acting police chief following Chief Porche's resignation. Turner previously served as acting chief after being named assistant chief, while City Manager Frits Lanhua invites applications for the police chief position at city hall.
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R. UL
Turner
Porche
Frits Lanhua
Houston School Board suit aims to desegregate kindergartens
In a pending court suit, Houston district faces a request to desegregate kindergartens starting next September. The text notes Wimbledon champion Chick McKinley defeated by Australia and mentions Billie Jean something from Long Beach reaching semifinals.
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Houston
Hoard Np
Chick McKinley
Australia
Red Stone
Billie Jean Mot Gill
Long Beach
Calif
Thursmh
Minor collision aftermath sparks youth roundup in Southeast
A crowd incident left several youths wounded by a wilt shot at the scene. Four of seven boys in a station wagon were detained for questioning. National politics loom as Congress considers a 3.3 billion foreign aid bill. Nordic neutrality talks and a government revenue update round out a turbulent day.
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Fnby
Services Held Wednesday For Baytonian Mrs Alcorn
Services were conducted at Earthman Chapel for Mrs. Many Frances Alcorn of S10 Cedar Bayou Road Baytown died Tuesday morning at her home. She leaves a son Wendel B Alcorn of Bolling five grandchildren and five great grandchildren. The Rev. Ernest Davis Cedar Bayou Methodist Church officiated and burial followed at Cedar Crest Cemetery with pallbearers C Y Mathews W L Wa Belt Carl Rogers R L Stevens and George Darseo.
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Earthman Chapel
Frances Alcorn
Cedar Bayou Road
Baytown
C._Y. Mathews
W. L. Wa Belt
Carl Rogers
R. L. Stevens
George Darseo
Baytonian 39 Dies Rites Set Thursday
LaVern Elizabeth Ocker Troutman 39 died at 5 am Tuesday at home on Cedar Bayou Lynchburg Road. Rosary Wednesday at Earthman Chapel. Funeral 9 am Thursday at Earthman Chapel and 9:50 am at St Joseph Catholic Church Rev Denis Kennedy officiating. Burial in Garden of Gethsemane Houston. Survived by daughter Miss Troutman, son Teddy, parents W F Ocker, six brothers Melvin Fredy Darrell Ocker Walter Ocker Joe Ray Ocker Donald Ocker, two sisters Mrs Shorty Maney and Mrs Ann Nell Bilnoski, and many nieces and nephews. Lived in Baytown 15 years.
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Earthean Chapel
Bars
LaVern Elizabeth Ocker- Troutman
1803
Cedar Bayou
Lynchburg Road
Earthman
Lady Troutman
Teddy Troutman
Mes
W. F. Ocker
Melvin
Fredy
Darrell Ocker
Baytown
Walter H. Ocker
Austin
Joe Ray Ocker
Houston
Donald Ocker
New Orleans
Lay
B. UW
Shorty) Maney
Ann Nell Biln
Negroes Say They've Lost Past Gains in Dallas Desegregation
In Dallas, civil rights leaders plan a court suit seeking across the board desegregation of city schools now open to all races through the fourth grade. The key push grew from a coordinating committee meeting that reviewed Spring and early Summer civil rights actions and the district’s recent reclassification of two schools with the heaviest Negro populations. The Rev. F. K. Mullendore and Rev. Earl Allen commented on losses of gains and the push toward open schools, while the Citizens Council factions urged patient negotiation and warned against upheaval as demonstrations were eyed for the upcoming school year.
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Dallas
Coordinating Committee On Civil Rights
F. K. Mullendore
Earl Allen
Piccadilly
Erful Citizens Council
Citizens Council
South
Aven
Allen
Townsfolk return to normal after civil rights trio vanish
In Philadelphia Mississippi residents return to routine as FBI and state investigators search Neshoba County hills and swamps for slain civil rights workers Michael Schwerner Andrew Goodman and James Chaney. Volunteers and civil rights groups coordinate with COFO and national organizations amid tense racial climate.
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Philadelphia. Miss
Gees
FBI
High Way
Philadelphia
Neshoba County
Michael Schwerner
Andrew Goodman
James Chan
Jsm
Meridian
Navy
Johnson
Neghoba
Imeang
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Baytown Research and Development
East Harris County Medical Assistants Society
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Methodist Hospital
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Cresencias Sabala
Sabala
San Jascin
Methodist
Tommy Atkins
Blair Mann
R. P. Merchant
Jin Justice of the
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Vernon Michalsky
Ivy
C. E. Gilbert
Sylvan Beach
Mount Rose Baptist Church
PFC
Clarence E
Linda
Sterling
John A. St
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Ordnance Center
Aberdeen Proving Clothes
Pat
Merle Grounds
Mr. Buyle
Civic Club
Greater St. John Baptist
Galveston
REL Pictures
Robert
Lee High School
Chadwick
Holy Name Society of Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic
Guadalupe Fellowship Hall
D.R. Elkins
Tel. R. Elkins
Alvarado
Brooklyn
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Massler
Ctarulens National
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Finland
Sweden
Tahnsan
Baytonian
Jackson
Civil Wars
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Council of Federated Organization
Southwest
Misissippi
COFO
National
Ociation For the ‘Advancement of Colored People
Congress of Racial Equality
Students Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
Commission On Race and Religion
The
National Council of Churches
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