Bay town Sun editor attends National Press Women’s Convention
Martha Ann Hemphill editor of the Bay town Sun travels to Wichita for the National Press Women’s Convention through Saturday. She won four first place Texas Press Women awards for writing and editing in March and will enter them in the national contest.
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Martha Ann Hemphill
Baytown Sun
National Press Women’s
Wichita
Fan
Mrs. Hemphill
Texas Press
Baytown youths rescued after drifting boat in squall at Cedar Bayou
Rescue said the water was calm when they got into the bay. Young Hadley described the waves around the oil rig. The wind snapped their boat from its mooring and it drifted into the open bay driven by high wind. A Baytown Emergency Corps crew towed ashore the slightly damaged 16 foot fiber boat belonging to Hadley. The boys had told their parents they were going fishing and planned to return by 6 30 p m before authorities were notified. McLendon and Duane Hadley searched Cedar Bayou with parents.
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Hadley
Baytown Emergency Corps
McLendon
Boys cling to rig as squall stalls fishing trip
Hadley and companions feared wind bursts would blow them off the rig as visibility dropped to about 10 feet. Wooster Emergency Corps boat arrived, saving the trio who clung to the rig. McLendon and Hadley, rising Sterling High graduates, and Chambers, a Robert E. Lee student, planned next year’s schooling. They had caught only three small croakers before the squall ended fishing.
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Hadley
Wooster Emergency Corps
McLendon
McLenton
Sterling High School
R. D. McLendon
Massey-Tompkins Road
Sterling
Floyd Hadley
E. Francis
C. E. Chambers
In- Keood
Robert J. Lee High School
North Vietnam Proposes Longer Peace Talks After Delays
Peace talks between negotiators Harriman and Thuy continued with a seventh day recess and a plan to meet again next week. Thuy’s approach shows Hanoi seeks to keep discussions going while pressing regional battlefield events and global opinion to push the United States to curb attacks on North Vietnamese territory.
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Ance
Harriman
Ted
Thuy
North Vietnam
Rites Held For Highlands Infant Samuel Rex Moody
Infant Samuel Rex Moody son of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Moody of Highlands died shortly after birth at St. Luke’s Hospital in Houston. Graveside services were held June 11 at San Jacinto Memorial Park with Rev. Borner Magness officiating. Earthman Funeral Home in charge. Parents, grandparents, great grandparents and a great great grandmother are noted as survivors. The father serves in the Marines at Camp Pendleton, California.
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Samuel Rex Moody
W. C. Moody
Highlands
Janet
St. Luke’s Hospital
Houston
Phc
Camp Pembleton
Calif
Leon P. Crawford
Bill Moody
Florida
W. L. Bailey
Baytown
Mary Moody
California
Marlean W. Walder
Alexandria
G. D. Palmer
San Jacinto Memorial Park
Borner Magness
First Baptist Church
Earthhman
Tlome
Crosby and Lee College district boundaries unified
Crosby joins Goose Creek in district lines with Lee College enrollment shaping local academics. Current district valuations run around 295 million with 40 percent assessment and could reach 312 million next fall. Crosby School District lists 35 million valuation at 80 percent assessment. full 40 percent would push toward 375 million. Most Crosby graduates attending college go to LC. 17 Crosby students enrolled at LC two years ago. In district LC enrollments unknown last year. out of district tuition differed by 4.25 per semester hour but will drop to 10.2 per semester next fall.
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Lee College
Goose Creek
Crosby
Lee
Baytown panel to discuss air and water pollution
Mervin Rosenbein of the League of Women Voters and J J W Smith of the Bayshore Red Reef and Gun Club invite Baytown residents to a no charge panel discussion on air and water pollution with a question-answer session to follow. Attendees urged to bring interested persons, including council members and local organizations. Refreshments will be served.
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Ton
Mervin Rosenbein
League of Women Voters of
Baytown
J.J. W. Smith
Bayshore Red, Reef and Gun Club
Rosenbaim
Smith
Treaty fallout feared as nuke powers divide world
The treaty faces likely refusals from Red China and as many as ten near nuclear nations. South Africa may not sign, while several black African countries worry about a white regime there becoming a regional nuclear power. India fears Beijing's growing nuclear capability despite Western protection pledges. Strong objections arise over no limits on the five recognized nuclear powers.
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China
South Africa
Africa
India
Peking
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
Population milestones and aging in the United States
The 1935 population reached 100 million, growing to 150 million by 1950. About 19 million residents were aged 65 or older, highlighting a sizable senior demographic.
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United States
Israeli forces massing for big attack on Jordan
Reports from Amman and Beirut indicate Israel plans a large new assault on Jordan with forces alert and reserves mobilized. A Nahar report and dispatches cite troop buildup along the Jordan Valley hills. Billy Graham says he may reveal his presidential choice soon but will not endorse. Poor People’s Campaign resumes protests after a lull.
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Amman
Jordan
Beirut
Israel
West Bank
Jordan River
al Nahar
Jordan Valley
Billy Graham
Funeral Notice for Albert Louis Kennedy 67 Baytown Resident
Albert Louis Kennedy 67 of 3420 Michigan Baytown died at home Wednesday at 4:30 PM He came to Baytown in 1918 and was a charter member of First Baptist Church He retired as chief operator from Humble Oil and Refining Baytown Refinery in 1958 Surviving wife Eva Kennedy mother Augusta Smith siblings and step relations listed Funeral at First Baptist Church with Rev Lindsey and Rev Sasse entombment Cedar Crest Mausoleum Paul A Lee Funeral Home Pallbearers named
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Kennedy
Michigan
Baytown
First Baptist Church
Humble OU and Refining Co
Intrs
Eva Tola Kennedy
Paytown
Augusta Smith
Clio
Ala
A. © Kennedy
Eva Mae Searcy
Montgomery
John D. Smith
Houston
Gene Smith
Lake Jackson
Annie Lee Willcoxon
Tuskegee
Ruby Rozelle
Talladega
Greer Smith
Dewey Smith
Huntsville
Ola Maude Smith
Irma Claude Levi
Gadsden
J. L. Cates
H. M. Robason
T. L. Matthews
Phillip Smith
Wesley Clarke
Theft of Fan From Church on New Jersey Street
Police records report a fan valued at 260 dollars stolen from the First Church of the Nazarene located on New Jersey Street. The incident appears linked to a recent spate of property crimes in the area. Potential suspects are being investigated by local authorities.
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First Church of the Nazarene
New Jersey Street
Clothes Stolen From Line on West Main Street
Clothing valued around 450 dollars was taken from a clothes line at 2607 West Main between 10 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday morning, with the theft attributed to Clarence Clay of the same address.
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West Main
Clarence Clay
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