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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1965

Page

4

Eve Gless Case Sent To Grand Jury In Money Theft

Chester Penn testified at the TUS ice of the Pease Precinct 3 court that Eugene Buller stole about $49 and a pair of glasses from him on the night of May 6. Annie Harris testified she bought and later returned the glasses. Detective Robert Merchant said Durst bought them from the defendant. Dean said Butler stole the money and glasses from him during a stay at 1125 Cherry. Judge West sent the case to the grand jury. Butler posted $1,000 bond.

Chester Penn Pease Eugene Buller Fay Tornry Ed McDonough Annie Harris Dean Harris Lee Offie Durst Durst Robert Merchant Merchant Butler Cherry Bulleck Montie Lawless Lawless W. L Bua) West M. M. Brown

Man Charged In Forgery Exonerates Accomplice

In Baytown Justice of the Peace court Carl Carlson testified that David Preston Findley, facing forgery charges, was innocent. Detective Robert Merchant said Findley admitted forging two checks. Carlson admitted making one of the checks. Miller and White testified about signatures and authorization. The judge sent the testimony to the grand jury and Findley’s bond was set at 1000 dollars.

Carl &. Carlson Baytown Justice of the Peace Court David Preston Findley Carlson David Robert Merchant Findley Bill Howell Merchant Ed Mc Martin Miller Miller White Henke and Pillet Claude P. Gunn Gunn Carlse W. L Bud) West Pond Grand Jury West Erond

Letter Clears Slain Man Of Mental Illness Claim

Mrs Alva Jennings of High Tangs claims a letter from Austin State Hospital should be public to correct mistaken ideas about her son Billy Joe Jennings who died April 29 1964 in Baytown. John Middleton hospital official states Billy J Jennings was discharged January 1965 and not considered mentally ill the final diagnosis was Personality Trait Disturbance five Aggressive Personal.

Alva Jennings Billy Joe Jennings Baytown Austin State Hospital Janice Jennings John Middleton Psychiatric Social Services The State Hospital Billy J. Jennings

Bill Knowles Family Visits Baytown This Week

Bill Knowles and family are in Baytown this week visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. Mat Knowles of 2402 Missouri. The group includes his wife Calv and children Melania Shelley Billy Mack Susan and Christi. They plan to leave Monday for Louisiana to visit Mrs. Knowles relatives after three years away in Bakersfield Air Force Base Indiana where he served as a transport officer. Part of Major Knowles duties recently included flying troops to the Dominican Republic.

Mas. Blom Bill) Knowl Baytown Maj. Knowles W. Mat Knowles Missouri Calv Melania Shelley Billy Mack Susan Christi Louisiana Knowles Tra Bakalar Air Force Base Iumbus Ind Tist Dominican Republic

Three In Same Family Involved In Fatal Car Crash

In Pauls Valley Oklahoma a family tragedy emerged from a highway collision near town. Ricky Phillips, son of a Gainesville pharmacist, died at a hospital. His mother Jean Phillips Be Houston Airport Ton lips, 33, and a sister, 7, were killed. Deza Phillips, the Houston father, escaped with serious injuries.

Pauls Valley Okla Gainesville Ricky Phillips Jean Philip Houston Lips Deza Phillips

Property Damare Case Here Sent le Gadlary

Justice of the Peace V i Bull West presided as Stoner faced a malicious damage charge. Mrs Anittie Kulbeth testified about a damaged $100 rent house at 1091 Lincoln, noting torn front screens and porch damage after Stoner occupied from February to May. Restitution offered, declined, case sent to grand jury. Stoner posted a $1000 bond.

Justice of the Peace Bull West Stener Trueton Ee Procinet Anittie Kulbeth Lincoln Stoner Ifulbeih Kulbeth Stiner Ance Lee West Hen Staner Grand Jury Staner

Vietnamese nurses farewells reveal bonds at field hospital

An American nurse Julie Illebaum, among seven women, prepares to return home from the South Vietnam United States Army field hospital in Nha Trang after a year of service. She describes the soldiers and patients as wonderful, recounts the care given from a Vietnamese baby to GIs, and reflects on the brave pilot who died saving others.

Nha Trang South Viet Nam Jisvas Jule Ilebaum Tapato Wasi Sth U. S. Army Field Rospital Allins Annen Julie Dar Frank Harbar Starkville Miss Rhoy Baetr Hare Ivery Menuel Jank Jin

Baytown Bigamy Case Sent To Grand Jury

A man faces a bigamy charge after witnesses including his second wife and first wife's father testified at a Justice of the Peace Court hearing. Judge V L West bound the case over to the grand jury with a $1,000 bond for John Mortis Ward Jr. Ward claimed a divorce in Mexico. Prosecutor Ed McDonough cautioned that Mexican divorces may not be valid.

Justice of the Peace Court V. L. (Bud) West John Mortis Ward Jr Ward Deena Ward Liberty J. R. Roper Jeese Fee Grent Dorothy Houise Ward Paul Stephens Grant Ant District Atorney Ed McDonough West Mexicali Mexico McDonough Ward 12

Showers Fall In West Texas Area

The Associated Press reports scattered showers along the west edge of the Texas Panhandle and along the middle Texas coast with other parts partly cloudy. New Mexico floods blocked roads from Raton to Springer as National Guard units aided rescues. the Canadian River rose, flooding bridges north of Springer.

Associated Press New Mexico Middle Texas Raton Springer National Guard Texas Panhanille Banksorth

Oil Lease Auction At UT Nets 14.1 Million In Five Year Leases

The University of Texas sold oil and gas leases on 4,000 acres for 14.1 million dollars. Land Commissioner Jerry Sariter said the average 215 dollars per acre made it the most profitable auction in nine years. Leases run five years with a one sixth royalty to the state. Standart Oil Co. of Texas and Union Of California bid the top 260 dollars for a Ward County tract.

Austin University’ of Texas Jerry Sariter Standart Oil Co Texas Union of California Lahacre Ward

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