Sun Spots Channel 8 Program A highlight on Baytown telecast
Religious program For Times Like These hosted by Rev. Paul Stephens of Second Baptist Church airs on Channel 8 and at 9 30 p m Tuesday featuring a Highland Park Glen Walker member. Also notes upcoming Baytown events and local notices including a surgical patient, boat club meeting, civil air patrol gathering, and rainbow DeMolay box lunch sale.
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Channel 8
Paul Stephens
Baytown
Second Baptist Church
Glen Walker
Highlands
Cedar “H
Rainbow
M-City DeMolay
Goldfish obituary opens Sun Women's page in light tone
Sun Women's Editor Molly Bowers posts obituary for unnamed gold fish. Notices span multiple community items: local surgery update for Matlin Lee at Gulf Coast Hospital, Mrs Jerry Thompson's farewell trip to Bamholder, and jet travel for her five children. Captioned bits mention a lunch box surprise and a missing $25 bill. A Hawaii contest winner is named Mrs W F Colley in Baytown.
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Sun
Women’s News Department
Sun Women
Molly Bowers
Matlin Lee
W. A
Colley
Schitting
O'Brien Food
North Main
Bette
Citizens_ Bank
Baytown
Deptee Sen
Panhandle Hit Too North Texas Raked By Storms
Severe storms battered the Panhandle and North Texas with winds up to 100 mph and baseball sized hail. Flooding and deluges impacted towns along the Red River, causing widespread roof damage and shattered windows. trailer homes were overturned near Vernon and Wichita Falls as the system swept through the region.
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Panhandle
North Texas
Associated Press
Lubbock
Trafic Nasy
sd-Childress
Juanahy Ani
Red River
Vernon
Wichita Valley
Wingy
South Plains
Amarillo
Oklahioma City
Texarkana
Waco
Pecos Valley
Texas
Highway 60
TWA Strike Temporarily Postponed
Washington AP reports flight engineers delayed their planned walkout at Trans World Airlines while government settlement recommendations are considered. Labor Secretary Arthur Goldberg announced the holdoff at 2 p.m. ahead of the strike deadline, as picketing began at Idlewild and other TWA facilities nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Trans World Airlines
Arthur J. Goldber
Flight Engineers International Association
Goldberg
New York
Idlewild
TWA
W. Willard Wirtz
Francis A. O'Neill Jr
National Mediation Board
Wisconsin
Nathan B. Feinsinger
Quanah
Medicine Mound
Kennedy to Skip News Conference Amid Tax Battle
The White House says President Kennedy will not hold a news conference this week with no reasons given. The administration rejects a compromise on the tax revision bill as the future remains highly uncertain while Laos and Vietnam conflicts surface in reports. An Italian scooter crash injures two youths in Sicily as Burt Lancaster avoids injury.
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White House
Kennedy
Kennedy Administration
Scameir
Sicily
Scooter Hospital
Lancast
Traffic accidents prompt court delays in Houston inquiry
In Houston the McClelland Court of Inquiry recessed two weeks amid discussion of potential indictments over estate processing in the Probate Court. Briscoe warned of possible perjury charges while noting conflicting testimony and broadening scope to include additional estates and unnamed potential targets. Police report a rise in traffic accidents with two deaths and 39 incidents noted through mid June, raising concern over busy Baytown streets Decker Drive Texas Avenue Main Street and Tri City Beach Road.
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Briscoe
Justice of Peace
W. W. Ragan
Harris County
Rick Hurst
R. H.l (Bo
Turner
Police Department
Land Leutenant
Baytown
Decker Drive
Wreck Street
Texas Avenue
Main Street
James
Main
Galt
Pructt
Garth
Ated Park
Diehards Reject Pact threatening Algeria violence
Diehard factions in eastern and western Algeria reject a peace accord in Algiers and vow to continue fighting for French rule. The secret army denounces the Moslem nationalist amnesty and European guarantees, warning of renewed extremist violence despite the truce.
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Algiers
Algeria
Oran
Bone
Lranang
Algieria
Grand Jury Upheld Death Verdict In Marshall Case
Franklin Texas April grand jury refused to indict anew in the 1961 lacquer of Henry H. Marshall agriculture official shot at his ranch. The panel found evidence insufficient to change the inquest finding death by own action. Marshall had investigated Billie So Estes over cotton allotments. Estes was later indicted on fraud and theft charges.
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Franklin
Tex
API
Agriculture Department
Henry H. ‘Marshall
Robertson County Grand Jury
Texas
Billie So Estes
Marshall
Estes
Dist
John M. Burron
Atty. Bryan
Russia
Barton
Pr. Jachimczyk
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Weather satellite Tiros V seeks data on storms
Cape Canaveral Fla AP a Thor Delta rocket lifted off at 7 18 am carrying the fifth in the series of weather eye satellites. NASA announced the satellite reached orbit and sent cloud cover pictures. Cameras on Tiros V relayed first orbit images to Wallops Island tracking station. Weather experts expect the pictures to reveal origin development and movement of tropical storms from the 1962 season opening last week. The launch faced a guidance system hiccup but achieved orbit with auto pilot guidance. The hurricane season began officially Friday.
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Cape Cansveral
Fla
Tiros
Wallops Island
Robert Gray
Ben Khedda
Gray
Hussein Ali
Cairo
Algiers
Jose
Tiros V
Khrushchev sees no Berlin war need and no deadline
In Bucharest Khrushchev told Romanian workers no reason to wage war over Berlin. He said the United States threatened war but there is no deadline to settle the Berlin issue. He warned that pressing the button would rebound on its user and proposed a peace treaty with the German Democratic Republic if no US understanding is reached.
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Bucharest
Romania
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Berlin
United States
Cupation Statis
West Berlin
German Democratic Republic
New York
Sony
Associated Press
Forway
Pouce
Eral Motors
Niews
Estes
Tu Ponti
el Paso Times
Arouud
Mayjor Estes
Entsidirets
Hilitien
Fate Of Estes Looms In Dallas Bankruptcy Fight
In a closed door Dallas meeting creditors weigh a plan to salvage Billie Sol Estes empire or push bankruptcy. Judge Ewing Thomason will start proceedings as Estes aides and a Dallas attorney attend, while the press notes historic moves amid mounting legal and financial pressure.
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Dallas
API
Billie Sol Estes Cane
Pecos
Estes
U. S
John Cofer
John Dennison
West Texas
Rites Set Wednesday For O M Murphree 46
Funeral services will be at 1 am Wednesday at Earthman Highlands Chapel for Olen Marlo Murphree 46 of 1605 Market Street who died Monday morning in a Houston hospital. He was a World War II veteran and a Baytown resident. Survivors include his wife Ruby, a son Roy, a daughter Olota Walker, parents J and Mrs Murphree, a sister Faye Jones, two grandchildren Clifford and Carey Walker. Burial will follow in Memory Gardens in Baytown with Pastor H C McCaghren of the Church of Christ officiating.
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Earthman Highlands
Olen Marlo Murphree
Market Street
Houston
Murphree
Baytown
Ruby Murphree
Roy Murphree
Olota Walker
Khrushchev vows Red flag over U S and Berlin talks aim
Khrushchev told workers he believed tomorrow the Red flag would fly over the United States but not by him. it would be the American people. He called for an agreement with the Americans to change by a new approach in Berlin.
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Khrushchev
United States
Berlin
Columbus system keys and a handy repair tale
A newsroom anecdote explains a typing and telephone fix involving a typewriter ribbon, a small screwdriver, and a Columbus system. Sue Jones demonstrates practical gadget repair skills, locating the key slot and reassembling parts to restore the line. The piece highlights a capable telephonist editor and the occasional need for a repairman.
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Logan
Columbus
Sue
Jease
Sue Jones
Pilot Alexander taught aeronautics in Anahuac and Conroe
Paul M. Alexander, former Anahuac High School teacher, began as an aeronautics instructor and chemist in Anahuac. He became a mission pilot in Africa, flying for the Methodist Church from Lodja to remote stations to evacuate missionaries during Lumumba era. He later operated a Congo airport and taught aeronautics at Conroe. He notes Africa flight challenges and wartime B 24 experience. His family and weather observations in Baytown are mentioned.
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Wanda Orton
Paul M. Alexander
Anahuiac
Methodist Church
Africa
Paul White
Anahuac
Alexander
Contoe
Methodiat
Combo
Katanga
Misoor
Congo
Leopoldville
Patrice Lumumba
Lodja
Baytown
U.S
Kasaji
Methodist
Sro
Houston
Alexture
Ander
Harris County
A. Baytown
Methodia Counci
Osean
Philip
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Tri-City Beach Road
Baytown Hospital
Baytown ‘Boat Club
SAN Jacinto Building Association
Mene
Knights of Columbus
M.S. B. Munson
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Gordon Research
Colby Junior College
New London
OCAW
ODL
Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
Wills
Davis
Trinity Hamlet I
Galveston
Chihushua
Miriam Cannon
Miami
Sueppara
Ain Parnn Baen
The
Weather Bureau
North East
Northwest
Paue News Na Ptt St
Ian
Kammnedy
Cee World
South
Viet Nam
Souvanur Phouma
Laos
Hes
Burt Lancaster
Kalter Willian P. Steven
Tousto Chronicle
Texas Daily Newspaper Association
Ss Milion
C. W. Alcore
Ouston
Interstate of Come Pact Commission
Omplia
Neb
McClelland Court of Inquiry
Ture
Moslem National Liberation Front
FLN
Chenki Mostefai
Mostefai
Jean-Jacques Susini
Collgiers
Secret Army
Williit
Twnson
Mostefas
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Lebration
Los Angeles
Louverne Stokes
Birkel LeDotl
M. Murphree
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