Baytown Sun moves to new location this Friday
Early deadline affects stock notes with no stock market report Friday. The Sun will relocate to 1201 Memorial Drive at 8 am, completion over the weekend, publication unchanged. Also notes community events, a purse reward, a loan fund board meeting, and local notices. Weather forecast: partly cloudy to hot with scattered thunderstorms 76 to 96 degrees.
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Baytown Sun
the Sun
Memorial] Drive
Daily Stock Market Report
Towne Around Wedding Notes and Local Updates
The column covers wedding news for Thomas James Roberts and Janice Lander Davis in Freeport. Also mentioned are Ingrid Sundt Hansen, a foreign exchange student at Robert E. Lee High School, living with the Burns family in Lakewood, and local updates including Dale Froneberger’s third birthday, Cindy Brookshire’s visit to The Sun, and John Moore’s summa cum laude status at Texas University.
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Frank Enlar
Thomas James-Roberts
Janice Lander
Davis
Freeport
Billy Smith
Frances Diane Muckleroy
Glenn Muckleroy
Hermann Hospital
Flouston
Baytown
Lakewood
Dale Froneberger
Cindy Brookshire
John Moore
Carl Moore
Texas University
Kelly
Thies
Shreveport, Ir
W.H. Callaway
Margaret Callaway
54 Students On LC's Honor Roll 1st Summer Term
Fifty four Lee College students are listed on the first summer term honor roll. Dean Walter Rundell announced eighteen achieved a 4.0 GPA, including Toni Bailey Barbara Flurry Jan Hudec Nancy John Kataryn Jana John Killough Ima King Mary Lewis Barbara McClinnock Margaret McMillin Barbara Mitchell Glenda Pruess Kathleen Robertson Linda Smith Thomas Schuble Fredna Tillery William Wells and Jon Worley. Connie Hiller had a 3.9 average and 3.6 averages went to Janis Overstreet Donna Parker and James Pratt. Other honorees averaged 3.5 and include Joy Battery Linda Bains Judith Barnes Billie Blakey Marlene Butcher Melba Cherry Mary Connally Sharon Cottrell Judith Crawford Patricia Campbell Patricia Donnelly and Constance Dunbar plus Vickie Eberly Darrell Fullick Linda Hickerson Rogenia James Harriet Johnson Elizabeth Kennedy Betty McMahon Mary Meador Cheryl Ocker Judy Parker Constance Pollard Lindy Pool Connie Reeves Herschel Hosser Charles Schikman Marilyn Smith Michael Smith Barbara Taylor Connie Thomas Rose Venatile.
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Lee College
Walter Rundell
Toni Bailey
Barbara Flurry
Jan Hudec
Nancy
John
Kataryn Jana
John Killough
Ima King
Mary Lewis
Barbara McCtinnock
Margaret McMillin
Barbara Mitchell
Glenda Pruess
Kathleen Robertson
Linda Smith
Thomas Schuble
Fredna Tillery
William Wells
Jon
Darrell Fullick
Linda Hickerson
Rogenia James
Harriet Johnson
Elizabeth ,Kennedy
Betty McMahon
Mary Meador
Chery Ocker
Judy Parker
Constance Pollard
Lindy Pool
Connie Reeves
Herschel Hosser
Charles Schikman
Marilyn Smith
Michael Smith
Barbara Tahlor
Connie Thomas
Rose Venatile
FPC approves gas rate cut for Texas Eastern Transmission
The Federal Power Commission conditionally approves a 3.5 million annual gas rate reduction for Texas Eastern Transmission Corp and potential future savings up to 36.2 million yearly. The ruling imposes a pass-through obligation for refunds and rate reductions and ties further cuts to litigation outcomes on tax depreciation.
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Washington
Federal Power Commission
Texas Easter Transmission Corp
Oof
Houston
Texas Eastern
Texas
New York
FPC
Alabama-Tennessee Natural Gas Co
Tate
Tunnel Repair Bids To Be Opened Aug. 11
Bids on alteration work at the Baytown La Porte tunnel on Highway 146 will be opened at 2:30 p.m. Aug. 11 in the Houston office. W. E. Carmichael, district engineer for the Texas Highway Department, says the work includes remodeling the control room, rest room, elevator landing and adjacent office in the tunnel main building. Plans and specifications were prepared by highway department engineers.
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Baytown
la’ Porte
Highway
Houston
W. E. Carmichael
Texas Highway Department
Highway Department
Bake Sale Sponsored by Ladies of Elks Lodge
The Ladies of the Elks Lodge sponsor two bake sales at 10 am Saturday at the lodge. The public is invited to attend.
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Ladies OF the Elks Lodge
Mansfield views Viet War lasting ten years
Senate Democratic Leader Mansfield warned in a late night speech that the Vietnam War could extend about a decade on the U.S. side while the Communists talk of twenty. He described an enduring ordeal with increasing sacrifice, as White House officials prepared strategy talks and McNamara returned from Viet Nam.
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Washington
Senate
Mikel Mansfield
Viet Nam
White House
Montana
Mansfield
Robert
McNamara
Viet: Nam
State Department
Central Intelligence Agency
U.S. Information Agency
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Mossler
Miel
Via Powers
Houston
Cis
Powers
Messler
Ho Chi Minh
North
Woody
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Miami
Val Mansfield
Mrs Mossler Named In Sealed Florida Indictment
Miami officials discuss a sealed indictment naming Mrs Jacques Mossler in the high profile case. Clyde Woody of Houston says he will file habeas corpus to secure bond once confirmation. The report links the case to the slain financier and notes ongoing political and security developments as White House plans broadened forces and possible reserves calls.
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Mossler
Florida
Miami
Fla
Jacques Mossler
Clyde Woody
Houston
Fierson
House Passes Antipoverty Plan Amid Party Clash
In Washington the House showed strength as it advanced a major antipoverty and education bill despite GOP attempts to restrict funding. Democrats defeated a Minnesotan proposal to grant states final say on community antipoverty projects and rejected amendments requiring elections for planning board membership and excluding churches from programs.
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Washington
House
Albert U. Quie
R-Minn
Big Foreign Aid Bill Talks Off This Week
Washington AP reports no further reconciliation until next week between House and Senate on the 3.36 billion foreign aid authorization. After 12 meetings conferees remain split over whether to authorize one year as in the House plan or two years as in the Senate version.
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Washington
House
Senate
Houston Man Arrested Auto Title Case Probed Here
Baytown police detectives investigate a title in a Best Motor Co. auto case with co owners Frank La Bouve and Jimmy Stidham. A Houston arrest followed a car repossession dispute, with Cartwright claiming cash purchase and lack of title. Police traced the car to a Houston garage and noted prior liens and company staff changes in 1965 records.
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Houston
Baytown
Best Motor Co
Alexander
Frank la Bouve
Robert Merchant
la Bouve
Frank Manning
Dayton
Justice of the Peace
A. K. Ready
Hasty Storage and Transfer Co
W. C. Cartwright
McNair
Oyner
Mercivint
Cartwright
Jimmy Stidham
M. M. Brown
S. Main
Cheney Coker
Coker
Best Motors
Consolidated Credit Corp. Co
W. Defoe
Stidham
Cart Wright
Johnny Etheridge
Guy Gillispie
Gillispie
la Rouve
Best Mojor
Wilfred Spelt
Fort Worth Fails to Justify Air Service
The Civil Aeronautics Board lists Borger Fort Worth and Paris Texas among 66 cities lacking sufficient local airline passengers for the year ending March 31 Officials warned that service could be discontinued if a city does not average at least five passengers per day The CAB chairman Charles F Murphy wrote to mayors of 355 local service cities conveying the notice
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Washington
Borger
Fort Worth
Paris
Tex
Civil Aeronautics Bvant
CAB
Charles F Murphy
US Planes Move Closer To Chinese Border In Viet Nam War
In a new raid near the Chinese frontier US Air Force jets bombed highway bridges 41 miles from China and 105 miles northwest of Hanoi. Reports say heavy Communist ground fire met the strikes but all planes returned safely as Viet Cong clashes continued around Bien Hoa and Dong Cao.
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Saigon
South Viet _ Nam
North Viet Nam
Hanoi
Yeng Bay
Gomaransa
China
Viet Nam
Dong Cao
South
U.S
Suerkillags
Big Bien Hoa
Thest
Strategic Air Command
Dallas Girls Clues Turn Up In Missing Coed Case
In Austin Texas police and state officers pursue clues in the disappearance of two UT coeds Susan Rigsby and Shirley Stark missing since Sunday. A yellow sports car with blood drops was found abandoned ten blocks from an apartment, and a handwritten note was found in the car. Authorities say the note and car do not confirm violence but fear harm to the young women.
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Austin
Tex
Alamo Drug
Susan
Rigsby
Shirley Ann Stark
Dallas
Thompson
Fez
Ross Peckham - Sail
Texas
Gator
Poolar Dill
Prompgon
Fatrolman
Bill Ligon
Phopé
Clint Peoples
Wumman
Mat Harm
Insurance Board Agrees To New Hearing On Rates
The Texas Board of Insurance will hold a July 29 hearing on a 43.4 percent average auto insurance rate increase after a request by the Texas AFL CIO. The hearing was set two days before rates take effect, with lawyers citing protests in a recent lawsuit challenging the board's handling of investment income and losses. Governor Connally earlier rejected a call for a special session to address insurance. Roy Evans urged action, saying it is time to raise hell about high rates.
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Austin
State Board of Insurance
Texas Aflcio
Sam Clinton Jr
H.S. Brown
Afl-Cio
Roy Evans
Clinton
Bert’ Bader
Dallas
Bader
John Connally
Carl Parker
J. D. Weldon
Port Arthur
Connally
Cates
Evans
Space agency pioneer Ray Johnson dies in Stamford hospital
Ray W. Johnson, nations first space chief and head of a precursor agency to NASA, dies after a long illness in Stamford Connecticut. Sir Alec Douglas-Home resigns as Britain's Conservative leader. Greece’s new premier George Athanasiadis Novas vows firm action after Athens endures its worst riot in years.
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Ray W. Johnson
Nations First
Stamford
Alec Douglas-frome
Britain
Conservative
Greece
George Athanasiadis Novas
George Papandreou
Athens
Window Shot Damages Florist Window at Woodlawn
A BB gun fired a shot through a window at Woodlawn Florist Shop piercing four holes. Mrs. S. M. Woods reported the incident to police on Wednesday. Patrolman R. L. Tatty described the damage as minor.
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Woodlawn Florist Shop
S. M. Woods
Damece
R. L. Tatty
Sermon Series at Central Baptist Church Starts Soon
The Rev Sea Ray Brown of Central Baptist Church will begin a new sermon series at 7 210 p m Sunday on finding happiness while staying a Christian.
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SEA RAY = Brown
Central Baptist Church
Gerrymandering Case Described With Court Involvement
A complaint cites extreme gerrymandering tied to political actions. It references U.S. Circuit Judge Brown U.S. District Judge Te ipgraham and James Noel. The document notes court reactions and references page 2.
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Lane
U.S
Brown
Teipgraham
James Noel
Half of 1961 corn sent free to UAR sold instead
General Accounting Auditors note nearly 126000 tons of corn sent to the United Arab Republic in 1961 for free distribution were sold. The shipments accompanied fears of crop failure and famine that never materialized. Kroger Co proposes opening 30 to 33 new food stores in Texas as part of neighborhood projects with federal funds. Some bean pickers in Oregon were paid for beans they didn’t pick.
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General Accounting
United Arab Republic
Kroger Co
Texas
Ore- Fen
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