27 Jul 1964
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1964
Page
1
An editorial states a few officers in the Baytown Police Department have tainted the force's image with loose moral conduct and a recent case of three officers charged over noisy motorcycles. The piece urges firm action, accountability, and renewal of public trust, asserting lawmen must uphold higher standards or seek other work.
Story Hour at 10 am Tuesday in the Sterling Munition Library auditorium invites children aged five and up. Dennis Andrew A Car of Mr and Air Mer of T79 Harrison has completed advanced training as a dumioneer at Fort Sill. Adolph J Car and Mrs Henry Reichel of 610 Coolidge Channelview return from the funeral of G L Reichel 82 Caldwell Texas. Pvt Robert B Martin son of Mr and Mrs Harry J Martin of 1207 S Pruett completes eight weeks of advanced infantry training at Fort Polk. Partly cloudy and hot through the period with highs near 98 and 99. Galveston tides set for 7.
Dem Precinct 13 chairman Joe Allen calls a 7 30 p m precinct meeting at H L Wilder house 121 Mapleton Shrine Club Baytown Shrine meets Monday 7 20 p m at Highway 146 clubhouse St Marks Supper at 6 p m Wednesday tickets 73 and 25 cents Cemetery improvement mass meeting to form Hill of Rest Cemetery Association at Chamber of Commerce Training Over Army Pvt Leon C Anderson completes eight weeks training at Fort Polk Taken E K CAUTHERN reports spare tire theft from his car Baytown Rotary Club speaker to address automotive role in industry Baytown Coin Club meets at 7 p m Monday at Sterling Library Baytown Human Relations Council meets 7 30 p m Tuesday at City Hall
Tornadic like winds injured one person in Collinsville Oklahoma and caused heavy damage across four cities including Tulsa Muskogee and Joplin Missouri. Weather Bureau said Collinsville storm was not a tornado with winds reaching about ten miles an hour in Tulsa. Damage in Collinsville area included five houses and ten barns destroyed or damaged with total losses around 150000 dollars.
A Saturday afternoon storm with gusty winds felled trees and limbs, offering relief from near 100 degree heat. Rain totaled 1,234 inches between 56 and 15 p.m., boosting July’s rainfall to 2.1 percent below normal. No widespread power outage occurred, though some sections were affected briefly. telephone service suffered outages as cables and lines were disturbed by lightning. Water Well No. 2A at Riggs Street and Lee Drive reported about $250 in damage from a bolt that burned the well starter ceiling.
In Cuba, Fidel Castro denounces a Sunday night OAS diplomatic and economic crackdown as impudent and unjust. He claims the United States and Caribbean nations seek to punish Cuba while defending sovereignty amid threats of possible armed intervention.
Two weekend auto accidents in Baytown left three men dead and one woman seriously injured. Donald Walter Whaley 36 of Beaumont and George Lilly 58 of Nogaro were killed in a head on collision on Highway 146 north of Baytown. Sarah Whaley, wife of Whaley, was listed in fair condition with a severed arm. Leon Goudeau 43 of Barrett Station died when crushed under his car after another crash at North Main and Farm Road 1942 near Highlands. Whaley worked at NASA Manned Spacecraft Center.
James Luther Prince 76 of Highlands died of a heart attack Saturday evening at home. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 2 30 a.m. with Rev. Bonner Magness and Rev. Robert Craig officiating. Burial at Memory Gardens directed by Kartheman Highlands Funeral Home. Survivors include widow Clelia Prince a son Ray Prince a daughter Mrs L P Stevens two sisters four brothers and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Prince was born Jan 18 1888 in Garrson Texas served as a county sheriff and later worked in sales lumber oil and real estate before retiring to Highlands. He was active in the Highlands First Baptist Church and local civic life.
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A bloody week of violence in Rochester left four dead and hundreds injured as National Guardsmen patrolled the city. Gov. Rockefeller activated troops to quell unrest, with guardsmen deployed in 220 open trucks accompanied by bayoneted rifles amid ongoing combat conditions.
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