Sun Spots Court Of Honor at Fort Polk
A Boy Scout Troop 100 family night was held at the Scout House on North Commerce. A ceremony named John F Brainenl as court honoree while Lonnie Barrington completed an eight week Reserve Enlistment Program course. Refreshments served. public invited. Temperatures forecast warm with a chance of thunderstorms through Tuesday. Galveston tides listed.
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Court of Honor Sfort Polk
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Court Brainenl
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Goddard R. Johnson
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Burnet
Harry
Merce
Barrington
Lonnie Barrington
Highlands
Fort Polk
Brainerd
Texas Asat University
The
Archy
Robert E. Lee High School
Resident 74 Dies Rites Set Tuesday
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Mice Holloman 74 at 17 E Wright H will be held at 10 a m Tuesday at Paul A Lee Funeral Home with Rev Mack Smoke Shiloh Baptist Church pastor officiating She died Sunday night in San Jacinto Methodist Hospital A Baytown native she came here in 194 She is survived by her husband Walter Hollomon of Baytown four daughters Dewey Gray and W T Haltom both of Baytown Mrs Don Cau ble of Bridgeport Tex and Mrs Luther Martin of Houston a son Walter Mollomon Jr of Baytown her mother Mrs Laura Williams of Baytown three sisters Mrs Maude Sterling of Baytown Mrs Callie Mullican of Cloverleaf and Mrs Floyd Davis of Leakey one step brother O J Williams of Baytown also surviving are one grandchild and six great grandchildren The body will be taken to Pine Grove Cemetery near Cortigan for burial
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E. Wright
Paul A. Lee
Mack
Shiloh - Baptist Church
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Kouitz
Walter Hollomon
Baytown
Dewey Gray
W. T.” Haltom
Don Cauble
Bridgeport
Tex
Luther Martin
Houstor
Walter Mollomon Jr
Laura. Wiliams
Maude Sterling
Callie Mullican
Cloverleaf
Floyd Davis
Leakey
O. J. Wiliams
Toy 'Pine Grove Cemetery
Cor’ Tigan
Old Goose Creek Library Razed for Park Preview
The old Goose Creek library, a city landmark, began removal to beautify grounds at Citizens National Bank. John C. Echals, president of Citizens, said the property was acquired for 50 000 dollars to create a small park along Texas Avenue. Sentimental items may be preserved by request. The library was originally donated to Goose Creek by Governor Ross Sterling.
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Memorial service for Wreck Victim Friedman Monday
A memorial service for Sanford S. Friedman 47 of 802 Lindenwood Act will be held Monday at Congregation K Nesseth Israel corner of West Sterling and Commerce. He died after a car train collision on Baker Road and subsequent surgery at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital. Levy Funeral Home will send the body to South Bend for graveside services. The family requests charity contributions in lieu of flowers. A Milwaukee native, he lived in Baytown since 1937, owned Mallin's Pawn Shop, was Notre Dame graduate and Elks member. Survivors include his mother Elizabeth Friedman, daughter Marilyn, son Marc, a sister Mrs Gilbert Britton.
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Chicago
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Marc Friedman
Gilbert Britton
Palmo Alto
Calif
Car Hits Culvert Injures Four Baytown Boys
Four Baytown boys were injured when their car struck a culvert near 310 Bob Smith Road at about 6 14 a m They were treated and released at a hospital Injured were driver Davie Waste Jones 18 of 83 EL Fayle with possible fracture of right forearm Jack Sanders 12 of 715 Gresham with lacerations above the eye Chris Wilson 12 of 310 Gresham with minor back and scalp lacerations and Charles Anderson 14 of 1511 Schitling with a possible fracture and abrasions Investigating officer was M Gil
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Bob Smith Road
Davie Waste Jones
EL Fayle
Jack Sanders
Gresham
Chris Wilson
Harlem Rioting Eases After Intense Citywide Clash
A violent Harlem rumpus over police actions left one man dead and many injured as crowds tossed missiles and damaged property. Police sought calm while city leaders and civil rights figures debated responses and federal aid, amid funeral services and ongoing patrols.
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Déal
Inday
Pathet
Viet Cong Slaughter 52 Defenders in Cai Be Attack
Viet Cong guerrillas killed 40 civilians and 12 military defenders in Cai Be, southwest of Saigon. The 261st Battalion overran a minefield into civilian quarters, destroying many houses as three hours of fighting ended with few Viet Cong casualties. Authorities reported 23 women and children among the dead.
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Wallace Withdrawal Helps GOP In Dixie
Alabama Governor George Wallace ends his independent bid for president, easing Goldwater's path in the South. Wallace says he will not reveal his formal choice until after the Atlantic City convention, while Washington notes the move may shift dynamics for Democrats and Republicans in the fall campaign.
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Atlantic City
Weekend Outbreak Mechanical Thief Strikes Baytown
A Baytonian reported his truck’s transmission and drive shaft stolen during a spate of weekend thefts. Investigators said the thief, possibly a skilled mechanic, used nearby tools in the operation. Other incidents include a chest wound at San Jacinto Hospital, a missing item haul from a rental house, a service station car theft and quick recovery, tire and rim theft at a gas station, porch damage, a bar fight leading to arrests for affray, and a theft charge against R I Mac Benna.
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Halie W. Wright
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Harvey Frost
Wright
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Tiga
E.qefee
Ed Statley
Market
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Indiana
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Strait Refrigeration Co
Minnesota Street
J. C. Carroll
Decker
Danny Carrall
Joe Ragsdale
Nazro
Sarmeerie Ijshrew
Samuel James ‘Robinson
Land Lawrence
Richards
Barrett Station
Tune Old Grove Inn
Barrett
Robinson
Houston
US Proves Engines In Test Flight From Wallops
WALLOPS ISLAND VA AP The United States demonstrated that small electric rocket engines capable of speeds between 109000 and 209000 miles per hour can function in space NASA launched two engines on a 2500 mile flight lasting about an hour ending in the Atlantic 2000 miles east of here One engine operated successfully for half an hour switching on and off several times The other developed a short circuit from high voltage.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Atlantic
New REL High School Recalls Old One’s Spirit
Wanda Orton notes old Robert E. Lee High School memories as the new REL building rises in Tri-Cities. The article highlights classrooms, laboratories, and offices moved from temporary spaces to modern, well planned facilities, with an emphasis on dignity and usefulness and the 1928-1935 historic context.
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Wanda Orton
Bartown
Robert E. Lee High
REL
Horace Mann
Fallaway
Robert
FE. Lee High School
Baytonian 88 dies rites set Tuesday
Baytonian 88 dies with funeral plans set for Tuesday at South Park Cemetery. Robert E K Fee Senior Thomas Jefferson Carlisle 8 of Baytown died at 2 20 pm Sunday. He is survived by two employed relatives and several nieces and nephews. Graveside services will be held at 1 30 pm Tuesday at South Park Cemetery under athletic department direction. Reverend J Davis will officiate. See REL Page 2.
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Thomas Jefferson Carlisle
Dorris
Carlisle
Gosen
FF. Kent
Baytown
Bess Schill
Seabrook
RM. Hipmann
Panama City
Fla
South
Goldwater hits back at churchman in London clash
Barry Goldwater denounced Canon John Collins in response to a London cathedral attack on his policies. He left Arizona for Washington and planned a Chicago stop with press reception. He suggested Phantom Ranch as a possible vacation spot and noted trout fishing in Arizona. His campaign seeks televised appeals and a stretch of major addresses in Washington and California as preparations for a broader push accelerate.
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Phantom Ranch
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Disastrous rains kill and injure across Japan and US events
At least 106 Japanese dead and three missing from floods and landslides in central and western Japan over the weekend. A separate cholera toll rises to 85 with confirmed cases and hospitalizations. Reports include a hostage-like scare near Breckenridge, Texas. Local violence erupts in Atlanta as shootings rock the city and a restaurant owner fires on patrons. International notes mention Russian and Soviet water conversion projects and a jets incident in the Middle East. A Wichita Falls sheriff candidate faces trial on 32 counts. Congress resumes sessions and Senators seek Johnson administration measures before the August convention.
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Treated Like Animals By Reds Captain Says
The captain of a U S freighter carrying American grain to the Soviet Union says armed Soviet sailors seized his ship in international waters for five hours. He describes gunpoint intimidation on the bridge and the crew confined to quarters while a search was conducted. The incident followed a payment dispute over unloading charges and involved a halt outside Novorossiysk. The grain was reportedly unloaded to a Soviet ship bound for Cuba. The United States lodged an oral protest with the Soviet Union over the conduct.
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