Bay Of Pigs Survivor Details Invasion Tale At Kiwanis
Baytown Cuban immigrant Javig Smith, a Bay of Pigs survivor, gave a first hand account at a Haytown Kiwanis luncheon. He described capture, 20 months in prison, and escape to the U.S. He linked the CIA to planning and argued communists threaten the United States, urging coexistence is impossible.
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Smith
Kiwanis
Bobby Sutpinn
Javig Smith
Haytown
Miami
CIA
U. S
U.S
Budapest
Local notices highlight honors, promotions, and church events
Rice honor roll member Berisch named to Barclays-Aus honor roll. US Air Force basic training completed by Jr. es, now in technical training. Charlie R. Green Sr. services set at First Baptist Church Assetta. Larry R. Stuard promoted to Specialist 4 in Germany with 83rd Artillery. Dirt Gardener's Club meeting moved to 9:30 a.m. at Mrs. Fer MN's home. Open house planned for new church minister Hubert Moss at 600 Lebit. Carol Ann Badgley earns highest honors at UT Business College. St Agnes Society prepares for communion at St Joseph's. Elks Ladies bridge class to meet at lodge pool lounge. Weather: cloudy with thundershowers. highs 75-90. Tides: Saturday high 53. Open House times listed.
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Sipe Nci
Wayne Allen
Berisch
Knights
Bel
C. J. ‘Berisch
Sat Hiehlands
Barclays-Aus
KC Hall
W. Main
Towne Around Reporters and Readers in the Sun Notes
A mosaic of Channelview news and staff chatter. Towne EULA MAE COX pursues a reporter, Irene Lancaster and Mable Coker shop and visit Blaine Fuselier in Channelview. Lee College aids the school edition. The Padgetts plan a Wisconsin vacation in August.
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Eula Mae Cox
MecMain
Bob Johnsott
Irene Lancaster
Mable ‘Coker
Coker
Blaine Fuselier
Channelview
Maurine Holliman
Shirley Wright
Mildred Foster
Lillian Whitten
Sun
Sue Jones
Lee College
W_C
Rockport
Lie Padgett
New Jersey
Padgetts
Wisconsin
Mer Raylonian
Marilyn
Crizer
Senate
Washington, D.C
TCU Grid Star Hurt In Wreck Near Baytown
TCU football sophomore James Howard recovering at Gulf Coast Hospital after a one car crash near Baytown. His 1956 sports car left the road when a wheel broke, overturning several times. he wore a safety belt. He was en route from a drilling rig off Louisiana to San Antonio to visit his mother. No other vehicles involved. Harris County Sheriff's Department investigated. Howard played high school football at Masonic Home Fort Worth and was to be a defensive third string back for TCU in the fall.
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TCU
James Howland
Gulf Coast Hospital
Baytown
Howard
Gulf Coast
Louisiana
San Antonio
Geneva Howard
Harris County Sheriff’s Department
Texas Christian
Masonic
Fort Worth
Baytown Police Commended For Courtesy And Cooperation
Letters from Galena Park Superintendent W C Cunningham and Pasadena real estate firm associate S W Nowlin praise Baytown Police Department for courteous conduct and efficient investigation. They cite Officer Fred Miller and Acting Chief R H Turner for quick, helpful response in local incidents and accidents on Sjolander Road.
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Baytown
Pasadena
Galena Park
R. H
Ba) Turner
W. C. Cunningham
Galena Park Public Schools
S.W. 'Nowlin
Jeff Fleming
Fred Miller
Fred. Miler
Police Department
Sjolander Road
Last Rites Pending For Baytonian 60 John Sprayberry
Funeral arrangements are pending for John W. Sprayberry 60 who died Thursday morning at the Mutual Benefit Association. He lived in Baytown 31 years and was former Precinct 102 chairman. Employed in the paint department at Humble Oil and Refining Co Baytown refinery. Surviving are his widow, a daughter, a son, three brothers, two sisters, and five grandchildren. Born in Mount Enterprise Texas, he was a Baytown resident.
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John W. Sprayberry
Mutual Benefit Association
Earthman Funeral Home
Michigan
Spraysberry
Baytown
Precinct
Humble Oil
Int Co
Masonic Graig Mo Townend
Ani Lacite Sprayberry
Texas College of Basil
Johnnie Witness
LaGrange, Ga
Tommy Sprayberry
B ‘Toun
Henry Sprayberry
Ngston
Roy Morris
Garland
John Phillips
Livingston
Baytown Colts to meet at Roseland Park Saturday at 2 pm
The Baytown Colts semi pro football team will meet at Roseland Park at 2 pm on Saturday. Men interested in playing are asked to attend and those unable to come may contact Al len Johnson at 552-4230.
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Baytown Colts
Roseland Park
Allen Johnson
Hill of Rest Cemetery group elected leader and funds planned
Former Mayor R. H. Red Pruett led a Thursday night meeting that elected Monlee Pryor as vice president and Wilson-Cox as secretary to form the Hill of Rest Association. About 75 cemetery property owners attended at the Chamber of Commerce to discuss perpetual care, with a plan to charge $3 per plot and hold quarterly meetings.
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Red
J | Pruett
Hill of Rest Association
Hill of Rest
Market Street
Chamber of Commerce
Monlee Pryor
Wilson - Cox
David A. Conway
John Brunson Jr
J. 3. Johnson
Arnold D. Feazte
Andrew J. Lannie
Iha Associ
Pruett
Grantham
J. S. Johnson
Goldwater invites GOP governors to unity summit in Hershey
Washington reports Barry Goldwater urged Republican governors and gubernatorial nominees to a GOT summit in Hershey, Pennsylvania on August 12 to push party unity. He said former President Eisenhower and former Vice President Nixon agreed to attend. In Tokyo, Soviet and other delegates quit the Peking hosted world ban the bomb conference amid harassment charges and claim their usefulness ended.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Mershey
Galdwater
Dwight
Richart M. Nixon
Tokyo
CT. Goodlett
United States
Wark Pesee Council
Strikes Off As Refinery Pacts Signed
Texas Gulf Coast unions reach settlements with Texaco Gulf Oil Port Arthur and Sinclair refineries ending most strike threats. Some Wichita Falls talks fail with possible Tuesday action. Port Neches Beaumont Texas City plants also reach deals with wage and benefit gains and pensions.
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Texas Gulf Coast
Wichita’Falls
Ursday Nigl Workers International Union
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Texaco
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Eee Refining Co
Jefferson County
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American Oil Co
Texas City
Texas ‘Asphalt
Port Neches
The
International
Sinclair
Phillips Oil Co
PetroeTex Chemical Co
Amoco Chemical Co
Marathon Oil Co
Galveston
Johnson Drops Kennedy Humphrey or McCarthy as VP Pick
President Johnson eliminated most major候 vp candidates, focusing on Hubert Humphrey or Eugene McCarthy. Sargent Shriver and Robert McNamara were also ruled out, with Dean Rusk and Orville Freeman given personal notices. An AP poll showed Humphrey as the leading choice for vice president with 341 first place votes.
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Robert F Nedy
Minnesota
Hubert _ H. i Humphrey
Eugene J. McCarthy
Kennedy
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Sargent Shriver
Shriver
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Orville JL. Freeman
Associated Press
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Enincitence
Humphrey
Ser Veep
Dead Fish Sweep Burnet Bay Prompted Cleanup Efforts
Harris County Health officials sprayed along the banks to curb thousands of dead fish in Burnet Bay Lakewood and Lynchburg sides. Officials cited algae induced oxygen loss as the cause and noted no industrial pollution. Drag lines were deemed impractical and tide action is awaited. Local authorities and Baytown officials inspected Lakewood and Lynchburg shores.
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Harris County Health Department
Newby
Walter Quehedeaux Jr
Questons
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Lynchburg
J Newby
Scott Bay
Crystal Bay
Health Department
Odis Muennink
Baytown
Fritz Lanham
Muennink
Lakewood Addition
New Baytown Recreation Club To Open Saturday
Olympia Recreation Club near Wand Road holds a Saturday opening with 12 am ceremonies, 10 50 am swim, diving by Sonny Garrett Danny Younse and Wayne Sheppant, and a Tootenanny by The Continentals. Activities run 12 30 to 4 pm, with family swim, kids under nine, and varied performances.
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Olympia Recreation
Wand Road
Sonny Garrett
Danny Younse
Wayne Sheppant
The
Continentals
Donnie Ward
John Govre
Gary Smith
Crystal Palace
Clea Sheppard
Ranger 7 moon pictures mark first success in U S lunar program
In Pasadena and Washington, Ranger 7 sent close up moon photos before crashing into the Sea of Clouds, a historic breakthrough for the U S lunar exploration effort. President Johnson and scientists hailed the achievement as a major step, with up to 4,000 photos expected to be released for public scrutiny within 24 hours.
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Calif
U. S
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Waliington
Hemuf
Presidank
Fornsen
Tfornin
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D Johnson
William EL. Pickering
Arector
Jomer
E. Newell
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Cnet
Monster
Fiarris M. Schurmeier
Jet Pronessian C Laboratory
Bothi
jiSee Ranger
Oklahoma court voids primary elections orders new ones
A three judge federal court in Oklahoma City today vacated the state's primary legislative elections and ordered Governor Reliman to arrange for special primary elections. The court ruled the legislative membership must conform with equalization principles as directed by the Supreme Court.
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APA
Federal
Oklahoma
Henry Reliman
Arrance
Supreme Court
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