BAYTOWN COUNCIL TO REVIEW SUBDIVISION REGULATIONS
BAYTOWN CITY COUNCIL to meet at 6 20 p m Monday at the Holiday Inn to hear revised subdivision rules from the Planning Commission. Tuesday will feature a report by Ernst Brown of Maroney Beissner and Co for future bond issues and the city’s fiscal status.
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Baytown
Holiday Inn
City Planning Commission
Ernest Brown
Maroney, Beissner Dind Co
Investment, Bankers of Houston
Brown
Around Towne Rambling notes at Bay Town social items
Mrs Sally Haude worries about garden thefts while Lt Frank Krysty visits with his fiancee Linda McWilliams over the weekend. Mr and Mrs W W Ward of Rosenberg celebrate their 50th anniversary, parents of Baytown’s Dub Ward. Sue Haynes returns to The Surf desk after vacation. Steve McWilliams of Austin visits Bay Town. Fred Brooks paints. Jim Eddings finds school work time consuming. Karen Black helps with a moving job. Sonny King learns about leftovers. Ken Pace absent from Bay Town. Bob Gilmore checks in from Tuscaloosa. Det Mann selects an appropriate birthday gift.
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Sally Haude
Frank Krystymak
Bartoon Sun Star
Visiferdt
Linda McWilliams
W. W. Ward
Rosenberg
W. L
Dub) Ward
Baytown
Ken Gui- Tel
J. Ausley
Clyde Spear
Fmiz Lanham
Edwin Summers
Garrett Herring
Sohn Black
Ken Pace
Sue Haynes
the Surf
Bob Gilmore
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Det Mann
Steve McWillams
Austin
Fred Brooks
Jim Eddings
Karen Black
Sonny
King
Diaz Ordaz Wins Mexican Presidency in Quiet Election
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz, 53, was chosen as Mexico's next president Sunday, defeating Jose Gonzalez Torres, 44, of PAN amid minimal disturbances. Partial returns showed a strong Diaz Ordaz lead, with full results to follow in days. He vows to continue moderate policies and takes office for six years. Diaz Ordaz, born March 12, 1911 in Puebla, rose from lawyer and Interior Ministry posts to interior secretary under Lopez Mateos and campaignled across all 29 states for PRI nomination.
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Mexico
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Jose Gonzalez Torres
Party of National Action
PAN
Federal Electoral Commission
Diaz Ordaz
Decc
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Diaz’ Ordaz
Puebla
Oaxaca
Guadalajara
Congress
Interior Ministry
Lopez Mateos
Lopez Mateos de ‘Teime
Government
Party of Revolutionary Institutions
PRI
ENTCO
Fishing Contest Opens With Big Holiday Catches
Bayshore Red Reel and Gun Club officials estimate the ninth annual 9-in-1 fishing contest drew over 3,900 participants during the Fourth of July weekend. The three day holiday haul exceeded two tons as prizes and a fish fry near Capt. W. B. Blumer Thompson's camp near Cedar Bayou mount the finale Sunday. Contests include gafftop, speckled trout, red fish, sand trout, and croaker, with leaders named in each division and several notable fishing families among the top entrants.
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Bayshore Red
W. B
Blumer
Thompson
Cedar Bayou
George Felknor
Felknor
Wendy Felkner
Charles Clark
Lucille White
Lunee
Suzanne Epps
Charles Drewery
Drewery
Steve Deal
Headon Crash Leaves 12 Children Without Parents
In Ronkonkoma Suffolk County, a head on collision on Smithtown Boulevard killed Clinton Plume and his wife Jean, leaving twelve children ages from 6 months to 17 years. A tire blowout caused the crash as a car carrying five passengers from nearby Brookyn and St James collided with the Plumes after attending a local fire department fair. Police Sgt. Rey E. Plume, brother of the deceased, faced the grim task of informing his nephew and the other children, while relatives faced injuries and hospital stays.
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Ronkonkoma
Suffolk County Police Sdt
Rey E. Plume
Clinton Plume
Jean
Plumes
Plume
Smithtown Boulevard
Nesconse*a
Aniana
Kate Karlsen
St James
Anne Jensen
Brook
Dynied
Smithtown General Hospital
Karlsen
Miss Jensen
Helga
Anita Knutsen
Brooklyn
Tn Fair Condition
Thorstein Feassnéss
Clinton T
Texarkana Swim-In Turns Violent Injures Four
A planed nonviolent swim-in at Lake Texarkana sparked violence as a group of African Americans and whites clashed. Four shot or wounded including James Hutson 11 Eugene Sumter 15 William Easter 28 and Lee Edward Johnson 21. Several arrested for inciting riot with bond set at 1000. Authorities said the event drew from Arkansas and involved 86 to 100 Negroes and 60 to 260 whites.
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Tenarkana
Tex
Bill Dowd
Texarkana
Ark
Arkansas
Lake
Dowd
Dod
Murter
Clifford Williams
Jams Alsov
Wanten
Linden
Wayne Brown
Lake Texarkana
Texas City
Cass County
Bill Dewh
Dowd ‘Sart
Cn Cums
Lee Edward Johnson
James Hutson
Eugene Sumter
William Easter
Easter
Hutson
Johnson
Sumter
Neevo
Traffic crashes dominate Fourth of July weekend on highways
United States and Texas roadways logged heavy casualties during the Fourth of July period with numerous accidents, drownings, and fire incidents. Reports mention fatalities and injuries across multiple locales, including Vietnam context and domestic events, with officials investigating knife incidents and hospitalizations, while emergency services respond to widespread fires and other emergencies.
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Texas
Our World Today Malawi auction hints at Great Society plan
Our World Today reports Malawi as the continent's newest auction and notes President Weat dulmson proposing a three Great Society path for the country. Moise Vshninhs, ex secessionist leader of Kae langa Province, seeks to form a new Congolese government. Premier Cie. George Grivas vows to fight if Cyptis loses self-determination and union with Greece.
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Deteoratio Record
Pres- Weat Dulmson
Moise Vshninhs
Kaelanga
Tiene Witsised
Cie
George Grivas
Ahd
Friet Andere
Cyptis
Greece
Weekend firework complaints leave two injured in Baytown
Police logged 23 firework complaints during a busy weekend. Debbie Ubansky, 12, was grazed behind the ear by a spent bullet while on her porch, not seriously hurt. Aubry Hensley, 18, sustained minor injuries from a motorcycle collision. A resident, Billy Dove, faced charges for firing in the city. Police noted a shooting incident near Market Street with an unidentified assailant.
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Baytown
Debbie Ubansky
Ed Ubansky
Nolan
A. R.liles
Thomas S King 75 dies in Baytown rites set
Thomas Sylvester Tommie King, 75, a Baytown resident since 1920, died at 9:20 p.m. Sunday in a Baytown hospital. Funeral at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Paul A. Lee Funeral Home, with Rev. Burnette W. Bowler and Rev. J. E. McPhail officiating. Burial in Forest Park Lawndale Cemetery, Houston. Survivors include wife Jane, daughter A. D. Jarvis, two sisters, and two grandsons. He worked at Humble Baytown Refinery until retirement in 1954 and was a World War II veteran.
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Thomas Sylvester
Tommie
Ansas
Baytown
Red Cloud
Neb
King
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Wtililies
Tle
First Presbyterian Church
Five Baytown and Highlands Restaurants Refuse Black Youths
Five youths identified as Negro were served at Monterrey House Pitt Grill Palms Grill Frontier Barbecue in Baytown and Cedar Inn in Highlands before two establishments Pryor's Drive-Inn and Holly Inn refused service. Pryor's owner Mrs Donis Bryce said her dining room was private and would continue drive-in service. Holly Inn manager Jimmy Ratl said the youths were not served and left.
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Baytown
Highlands
Monterrey House
Pitt
Jimmy Ratttl
Holly Inn
Deadline Change for Weekend Church Page Copy
The Baytown Sun announces a production delay requiring church copy for the weekend page to be submitted by noon Wednesday instead of noon Thursday. Late submissions may not appear. Officials request cooperation from church writers and thank them for past help.
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Baytown Sun
Sun
Baytown man shot dead in West Main street ambush
James Isaac Mason, 33, of Baytown, was killed after a car parked on West Main opened fire as he attempted to cross the road at 9 40 p.m. on the Fourth of July weekend. J D Sanders, 52, of Layton Baytown, was charged with murder and released on a $5000 bond. Police say the shooting stemmed from a four month gambling debt dispute and Mason had threatened Sanders. Evidence includes bullets hitting Mason's left mouth, chest and neck. The incident occurred near the Red Men Lodge on West Main and the case was documented by Officer D L Herring and Acting Police Chief P B Turner.
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Billy Joe Dove
Housslan
Market
R. H.bo ‘Turner
Dove
Harbor
Wagnet
B. J. Ausley
Corporation Court
Kenneth Martin
Nazro
Baytown
Kimmie
Market Street
Martin
Baytonians
Walter Johnson
Schilling
Tommy Thompson
Leo Pine
Erma Lee Rhoads
James Isaac Mason
Main
J.D. Sanders
Layton
Justice of the Peace
M. M. Brown
Sanders
Ervin Flowers
Tommy McManus
Channelview
Mason
Sant Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Mas
Ellie’ Etheridge
PB. H
Ba) Turner
Ciy
Red Men’s Lodge
Sul. W. Main
Turner
Red Men's Lodge
Louie Russell
Russell
Two Young Houston Women Drown Near Channelview
Two Houston women drowned during the Fourth weekend near Channelview. Vicki Fay Poe, 24, Houston, drowned at Laket Sandy off Highway 73 near Monmouth Drive. Geneva Stigener, 22, Houston, drowned at Magnolia Gardens off Highway 90. Bodies recovered by Channelview Rescue Unit and Harris County Sheriff's marine division. Witnesses described alarming prior tensions and attempted self harm by Stigener. Others reported Poe swimming with companions when she disappeared. Authorities investigated with deputies Foudray and Rogers assisting. Poe reportedly warned not to enter deeper waters.
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Channelview
Vicki Fay Poe
Laket
Sandy
Highway 73
Monmouth Drive
Geneva Stigener
Magnolia Gardens
Highway 90
Marine Division
Harris County Sheriff's Department
Diane Decker
Stigener
D. Palmer
Smith
Palmer
Poe
William 0. Murray
Thomeus Ard
Chris Boyd
Lake Sandy
Robert Foudray
Neal Rogers
Murray
Ant
Miss Poe
Miss Boyd
Jeff Brown
Ed Smith
Channelview Rescue Unit
Rites Held For Highlands Man Monday
Funeral services were held at 10 a.m. Monday for Jesse Delmar Sammons 19 father of Dr. James Sammons He died Saturday in a Baytown hospital He lived at Wits S Main A retired railroad station agent he was a Highlands resident five years The Rev Thomas Holcomb Highlands Methodist Church pastor officiated at Earthman Highlands Chapel Burial was in Memory Gardens with grave side rites by Sampson Masonic Lodge No BL of Highlands Sammons was a member of an Masonic Lodge since Nov 24 His survivors include three grandchildren
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Baytown
Wits S. Main
Highlands
Thomas Holcomb
Methodist
Earthman
Memory Gardens
Sampson Masonic Lodge No
Sammans
Citizens Sun Trip To World’s Fair Get Acquainted Party
Members of the Citizens National Bank Baytown Sun sponsored trip to the New York World’s Fair include a 7:30 p.m. Tuesday cocktail party at the Holiday Inn. The group departs July 21 with stops in New Orleans and Washington and spends four days at the fair beginning July 16 escorted by Mrs. Simone Marshal. They return via Niagara Falls Chicago and Little Rock.
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Citizens’ National Bank-Baytown Sun
Holiday Inn
E Honstan
New Orleans
Washington, D.C
Simone, Marshal
Citizens’ Travel Bureau
New York
Sings Falls
Chicago
Lit Rock
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