Battle Of Bulge at the Brunson
The Brunson presents the epic battle film Battle of the Bulge with authentic sets and a large cast including Henry Fonda Robert Shaw Robert Ryan Dana Andrews George Montgomery Ty Hardin Pier Angeli Barbara Werle Charles Bronson Hans Christian Blech Werner Peters James MacArthur and Telly Savalas. The production used 52 tanks 300 Mausers 125 Garand rifles and 20 submachine guns amid snow and ice to recreate the Ardennes horror.
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the Brunson
Ardennes Forest
Belgium
Henry Fonda
Robert Shaw
Robert Ryan
Dana Andrews
George Montgomery
Ty Hardin
Pier Angeli
Barbara Werle
Charles Bronson
Hans Christian Blech
Werner Peters
James MacArthur
Bulge
Pee Angela Werle
Hans Christi Ech
Werner Pfters
Tally Saws
Cartoon & Ews
Baytown Kiwanis Sees Parks Wildlife Film
The Baytown Kiwanis Club viewed a Texas Parks and Wildlife Department film titled Better Fishing Ahead at its regular Tower meeting. The program showed use of chemicals to remove non-edible fish like carp shad and gar. New member H Erwin Wilbanks joined, with guests John Camp Dr Carl Mayhew Dal Griggs Ted Davis Elmer Crosby Dr Otis Strickland Wanda Orton and L H Davis attending.
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Baytown Kiwanis Club
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
H. Erwin Wilbanks
John Camp
Carl Mayhew
Dal Griggs
Ted Davis
Elmer Crosby
Otis Strickland
Wanda Orton
L. H. Davis
Navy Planes Sink Three Viet Boats
Navy planes from carriers Hancock and Constellation sank three North Vietnamese torpedo boats after they attacked a US destroyer. Fourteen aircraft took part. 19 survivors were rescued. One American plane was damaged but the pilot returned to the Constellation. Four US planes were lost, bringing total losses to 277 north of the 17th parallel.
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South Viet Nam
Hancock
Constellation
North Viet Nam
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Viet Nam
Post Reports Flaws Found In Program
Houston Post cites Justice Department findings that Houston Independent School District fails to meet constitutional standards in desegregation. Assistant Attorney General Idn Doar outlined flaws in a May 31 letter to school board lawyer Joe Reynolds, noting limited free choice, continued racial factors in elementary assignments, non desegregated athletic leagues, and dual attendance areas failing to meet constitutional requirements.
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Four U S Planes Downed Over North Vietnam
Four U S planes were shot down over North Vietnam on Friday, with one pilot rescued at sea. Others parachuted but enemy ground fire prevented rescue. two remained missing. The missions included a fuel dump in the Dong Hoi area as black smoke rose after the strike. American aircraft logged 42 missions that day.
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South Viet Nam
Ces
U.S
North Viet Nam
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Understanding the Ell as a Historical Linear Measure
The ell is a traditional linear unit once common across many regions. It varies in length from 27 to 48 inches depending on locale and era, reflecting diverse standards used by different trades and authorities.
Littlefield Family Built Local Grocery History in Baytown
Baxter and Lucy Littlefield built a Baytown area grocery, Littlefields Super Market, at 1601 S Pruett since 1920. Norma and Morris managed families, with Baxter Jr continuing in groceries and Norma resuming nursing as the couple plans to sell or lease the building. The piece recalls roots in Middletown, Goose Creek oil field days, and a 65 year old Mrs. Littlefield recovering from a broken hip.
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Baxter
Lucy Litefield
Baytown
Littlefields
Harwood
Tex
Middletown
Pelly Land
Littlefield
Goose Creek
Norma
Litte
Boine Nerson Nerede
Pruett
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Mrs. Little
Conflict Ends In Vallence Outburst In Poland Crisis
The Warsaw government and Catholic leaders clashed over the millennium celebrations in Poland. Bishops invited German colleagues to attend a Christianity centennial, sparking state criticism. Cardinal Wyszynski faced travel bans and political attacks, yet his popularity rose amid the dispute. The conflict highlighted church state tensions during Poland's 1000 year observances.
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Warsaw
Poland
Paul VI
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
Caninal Wyszynski
Rome
Poznan
Cardinal Wyszynski
Communist Party
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Lincoln Memorial statue cleans as weather warms
The brooding marble figure of Abraham Lincoln in the Lincoln Memorial is washed when temperatures shift from cold to warm. As stone perspiring grime surfaces, it must be removed to preserve the statue.
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Abraham Lincoln
Patients Moved From Small New York Hospital
Eight elderly patients aged 67 to 87 were ordered evicted from Adirondack Regional Hospital in Corinth near Saratoga Springs after federal officials found the facility did not meet new Medicare program standards. Two other Medicare patients remain due to heart conditions. beds in the old wood portion were deemed unsafe for fireproofing.
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Corinth
Adirondack Regional Hospital
Saratoga Springs
Bruce Sckimore
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