Houston murder charges against two in leather estate case
Douglas Achtey and Carolyn Ann Lima face murder accusations after the shot and burned body of Fred Tones is found. In Houston, a separate case sees two women cleared on a big tax-related demestic abuse charge, while Kennedy plans Houston offices. Houston officers also arrest the last of five men linked to a £500,000 counterfeiting ring. Three ministers win a stay of execution for Adrian Jo ONOB as trial moves to April 6. Lexis Research League director urges tax revenue measures to meet budget needs. A windstorm kills Herschal Ray Clark, 32, in Houston while he held a long steel tape.
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Fleshe Bouglas Achtey
Carolyn Ann Lima
Fred Tones
Houston
Five in Channelview School Board Race
Five candidates vie for Channelview School Board seats in a race led by Robertson and Evans seeking third terms. Compton Potter and Woods also seek Position 7 while the field includes Candidate for Position 6, with backgrounds in local industry, education, and church involvement. campaigns stress expansion and vocational training.
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Channelview
Robertson
Lloyd Robertson
Jess
Chan- Evans
Joe Compton
Aerview
G. Potter
David Woods
Humble
Baytown
Espepy
Channelview Citi
Evans
Cmt
SU We Ure
Slaven Evans
A. O. Smith
Compton
Texas Batadiene
Chan-nelview
Thhree
Potter
Gulf Oxygen Co
Morial Baptist Church
Woods
Special Document Reveals How Whiskey Is Made Abroad
Washington report describes a nameless unsigned document detailing home distillation methods for bourbon, scotch, vodka, gin, and others in five-gallon batches. It warns of hazards, legal risks, and messy steps including oak-chip aging and fast extraction of spirits, urging discretion for Americans abroad.
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Washington
Federal Medial Tax Bureau
Globe
Pat Juck
Dent
Patterson Johansson Championship Fight At Brunson Theater
Patterson and Johansson set for a title fight at the Brunson Theater in Miami Beach on Friday March 15. The event opens with Walt Disney's 101 Dalmatians showing from March 10, announced by manager Rufus Honeycutt. Fans may see Patterson defend his title against Johansson as seats near the ring go fast.
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Brunson
Tterson
Johansson
Miami Beach
Brunson Theater
Walt Disney
Rufus ‘Honeycutt
Bigtown
Flore Patterson
Tozeman Johnsson
Honneycutt
Man Seeks Billfold Then Returns To Jail
BAN ANTONIO Texas AP A man named Acosta told the FBI he kept a billfold he had while released on bail. He was questioned about government checks stolen from mailboxes and placed under 100 bond after arraignment on forging and passing charges. Positive identification was made when he telephoned shout his billfold.
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Ban Antonio
Tex
Dalupe Longoria
Acosta
FBI
Hillfeld
iSales Award for Paul H. Kitson
Paul H. Kitson of Pamela Tee Sales receives the iSales award from Chicaya manufacturer of shipplealing products. The company will reveal the honor at a national sales meeting in Chicago, with Anil spearheading the presentation.
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Paul H. Kitson
Pamela Tee
Chicaya
Manuacturer
Risin
Ch Be
Iw Anil
Three Cities Seek More Air Base Land
In Mission Texas three city committees representing Mission McAllen and Pharr tied government to return land buildings and facilities of Moore Air Force Base. The Air Force plans to abandon the base this month. Committee member Aden Breckenridge deputy chief of staff for materials promised to forward the request to Washington.
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Mission
Tex
Tri- Cilies
McAllen
Whcite
Ciskert
Moore Air Force Base
Air Force
Aandon
Atown
Aden Breckenridge
Stall Far
Breckenridge
Washington
Funeral Services for William Roy Black in Baytown
Funeral services for William Roy Black of 409 West Gulf were held at Grace Methodist Church at 2 pm. He had lived in Baytown since 1915 and died Friday at his home. Rev. Chester Steel officiated. Burial followed at Forest Park Cemetery in Houston under Paul A. Lee Funeral Home. Survived by daughter Mrs John W. Moler of Baytown, two sons Paul H. Black and Bert H. Black, five grandchildren, and several great grandchildren. Pallbearers included E. W. Froehner, T. P. Evans, Lee A. Robertson, D. He Disbrow, James C. Savell, and Robert Hill Jr.
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Baytown
Janet Disbrow
Roy Paul Black
Pallbourers
E.W. Froehner
T. P. Evans
Lee A. Robertson
D. He Dishrow
James C. Savell
Robert Hill Jr
Border Olympics Golf Tourney Finals Near Finish
LAREDO Texas AP Stephens F Austin led the university college class while Corpus Christi Ray topped the high schools as the Border Olympics golf tournament moved into its final 18 holes. In the college class Austin led by five after 54 holes with Texas A&M second and North Texas State third. Medalist contenders Dill Stith of NT State and Blocker of Texas Tech were tied on 213 for 54 holes. The high school class after 18 holes was led by Ray with 311, Kingsville second and San Antonio Alfranto Heights third. Don Custer and David Hotcomb led medal play with par fours.
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Laredo
Tex
Stephens F. Austin
Corpus Christi Ray
I Austin
Texas A&m
North Texas State
Terry Dill
Dick Stith
Chris Blocker
Texas Tech
Ray
Kingsville
San Antonio Aflanto Heights
Don Custer
David Hotcomb
Mission
Carver Band Wins State Meet In AAAA Competition
Carver High School Band placed first in a Texas Interscholastic League contest at Prairie View A&M College. The ensemble from Carver, directed by T. Wright and supervised by Jake Burkett, performed Proud Heritage and Enchanting Overture as about 70 members competed across divisions.
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Carver High
Prairie On A&m College
Firet
T.wright
Jake Burkett
Abou
Miect
Barid
Church Bowling League To Meet Saturday
Newly organized bowling leagues at Northshore Bowling alley will meet Saturday afternoon at two. Junior and Senior League divisions are formed. Mrs Brannen will speak on The Sin Christ Didn't Condemn. The senior high program is presented by J Glenn Owens at 7:30 p.m. Sunday. A replay board meeting is set for 7:30 p.m. Monday. A Texas Alcohol and Narcotics Federation representative will discuss bills before the legislature on alcohol and narcotics content.
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Qld. River
Terrace Methodist Church
T & Pom
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Res
Dames Brannen
J. Glenn Owens
Tex Alcohol and Narentic Faden
Tion Group
AGI
Texas
Bible Festival Planned in Houston
Houston hosts a multi faith Bible Festival from March 11 to 16 titled Festival of the Bible to the Arte. Dr. Robert Kahn coordinates the event with support from prominent Houstonians, business firms and charitable foundations. Contacts include Mrs. Max Skel eton at Temple Emam El.
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Houston
Robert Kahn
Terie
Moore
Max Skeleton
Temple Emam el
Hows
Good Weather Lifts Texas Farmland Activity
Northeast Texas reports generally good conditions with sunshine and drying winds. Farmers speed field work as pastures improve, small grains grow well, and preparation continues though some areas remain too wet for full planting. Livestock fed. vegetable and citrus outlook favorable for spring. rain scarce. Weather officials note warming trend aiding surface moisture and planting prospects.
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Station
Tex
Texas
John Surovik
Ray Siegmund
Fort Stockton
Johnissay
Hutchison
Texas Agricul
suMaca
San Angelo
Roydineg
Rio Grande Wallabee
Asia
Toe Rothe
Seattle
Joe Glover
Gonzales
Silver Whitsett
Richmond
Milestone Named New Director on Mutiny on the Bounty
Milestone appointed as the new director of the Sir Carol Binal gy escelloor steele at aM adaptation Mutiny on the Bounty. Cast and crew prep Tahiti locations for exterior scenes as filming progresses.
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Hollywood
AP Hawis
MEM
Farlier
Sir Carol
Binal Gy
Steele
Ature
Adeahiate
Dane
Fertheer
Amarilla
Mew Ordinance Abolished City Library Board
A city council passage Thursday night voided the Library Advisory Board created a year ago. The ordinance, upheld by City Attorney George Chandler, assigns advisory duties to a new five member Baytown Library Board under City Manager Le Fevre. The board remains advisory. final approval stays with the council, which will review plans and maintain control over funding and naming.
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Ayuson
Uxpyeldo
City Mtorney
George Chandler
B. le Fevre
Counsilman Lacy Lusk
Sterling Municipal Library
Howard
Ole
Lusk
le Fevre
Baytown Library Board
Howsrti
Cisens
Westminster Continues Lenten Sermon Series
Westminster Presbyterian maintains its Lenten sermon series with the Rev Jack Peters addressing topics on Christ’s central role in faith. He will discuss humanity’s potential relationship with the the church and God’s accommodation to reach a true end, emphasizing relevant means to faith.
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Westminster Presbytens Ia
Whatea
Jack Peters
Three Cheers to Be Rev Shrum Subject at Meeting
The article notes Rev Shrum will speak on Three Cheers as the Sunday topic. Mrs Dayser, organist, provided shrill music Sunday night. The official board plans a meeting at 7 pm Monday with Lamar Kelley and Philip Al as officers.
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Rev. Shrum
St. Johns
Mabal Dayser
Lamar Kelley
Philip al
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