Rockefeller Ousts Lodge In Oregon Upset Boosts GOP Bid
Rockefeller wins Oregon primary upsetting Lodge and boosting his bid for the GOP nomination. He leads with 76,290 votes to Lodge 63,667 as Goldwater trails. The victory lands 18 convention votes for Rockefeller while California lingers with a tight race and write ins barred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Rockefeller
Len
Barry
Goldwater
Oregon
New Hampshire
Lodge
Ee Rockefeller
Nixon
Smith
Scranton
Tarrytown
Barry Jr
Michael
Paul Grindle
U.S
South Viet Nam
Grindle
Rocky
Barry Goldwater
Nelson Rockefeller
Deson Weary Cabot Lodge
Dads Club Meeting and Baytown Fire News
Lamar Alamo Dads Club and Baytown Volunteer Fire Department announce a 7:30 pm meeting Monday at Baytown Station Noose host site. Baytown merchant Lamar Pruett, son-in-law Al Elinger, and others gather at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital where the patient is treated for a heart ailment. The Gulf Coast Firemen’s Association records visitors and updates on his condition as better. Weather Outlook Partly cloudy with warm weekend. Galveston tides note Sunday high 10:37 am, 2:00 am. Monday high 1:44 am, 8:23 pm. low 3:22 am, 7:18 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bam
Lamar Alamo
Baytown
Barry
Blum
Noose
Lamar
San Yecinto
Methodist Hos- Pruett
Gulf
Coast Firemen's Associa Pital
Association
Houston
al ¥Elinger
Hall
West Nazro
Lee
Baytown Notes Highlight Local Plans and Events
Around town a variety of items appear from Jones attending the World's Fair in June to Lee College staff additions and surgeries healing. Dolores Evans joins Lee College business office while 45.8 part time staff resumes. Dorothy Calhoun makes a four day San Antonio trip. Fareen Lerch returns to work after five weeks. The Kenneth Marshalls celebrate their 37th anniversary. Dorothy Ammons buys a maroon car. Jo Bulerd returns from the heritage heer. St. Joseph Altar Society sells cake and pie after Masses. Lee College graduates to breakfast with faculty and board members. Civil Defense meetings, honor society inductions, and various community notices fill the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaelera Jones
Dolores Evans
Lee College
Dorothy Calhoun
Jets
San Antonio
Fareen Lerch
Kenneth Marshalls
Dorothy Ammons
Jack Collum
John Guemple
Betty Carpenter
Charles Stephensons
Lorkin
Amy Rowlett
Peggy Haskel
Jackie Didrickson
Ruby Griffin
Wichita Falls
Tommy
Jenny Richards
South Carolina
George
Nelson
Lee
Walter Rumdell
Doryce Oliphint
College Library
Roland
Jo Bulerd
Planes Collide Over Vienna Crash City Section
Two fighter aircraft collided above Vienna today and crashed into a downtown area. All aboard were killed. One aircraft struck an apartment building, starting a fire, while the second plunged into an empty building courtyard about a mile away. No ground casualties reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
Southerners May Boycott Rights Talks
Washington AP report says Southern senators consider boycotting a Democratic caucus as civil rights bill debate nears a critical vote. Russell and Stennis indicate absence possible while leadership pushes about 70 amendments to sustain cloture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Richard B. Russell
D.ga
Dixie Forces
John Stennis
D-Mass
Russell
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett, M. Dirksen
Ginois
Robert F. Kennedy
Stennis
South
Rain Floods City Hall
A heavy westward downpour flooded City Hall causing water to pour through aging walls. City offices including the tax and City Clerk Edna Oliver's department battled ceiling leaks while workers swept up water from ready to mail tax statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Tilt
Fooder
Moorer’s
Edna Oliver
Regents claim UT's integration progress praised
Regents of the University of Texas announce the state supported school is fully integrated. Reports mix about anti Castro landings and CIA activity surface amid protest. Violent weather, roof collapse, and plane crash deaths add to a day of startling events across Texas and Las Vegas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Texas
United Wiews
Raul Roa
Central Intelligence Agency
Texas Panhandle
South Plains
Borger Super Market
Staton
Lubbock
Raynor Frebert
Las Vegas
Port Arthur
Woman On Trial In Baytown Murder Case
Baytown woman Vada Franz faces trial for the pistol slaying of her husband Henry Franz on September 5 at Sportsman's Lounge. The jury deliberated late Friday and into Saturday, with defense arguing temporary insanity due to years of abuse. Franz testified she could not recall the shooting while acknowledging purchases of a 2 caliber pistol after witnessing her husband with another woman.
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Houston
Baytown
Ereder
Vada Franz
Henry Franz
Criminal District Court
Wendell Odom
Franz
C.D
Dick) Little
Little, Zorn J and Girardeau
Little
Baytown Pawn
U S Pilots Held After North Korea Espionage Claim
Panmunjom, Korea AP reports North Korean Communists freed two American helicopter pilots shot at last May and accused them of border espionage. UN Command confirmed receipt of the prisoners admission but called it meaningless. Captains Ren Stutts of Florence Alabama and Carleton Voltz of Frankfort Michigan were taken to Seoul and reported in good condition by doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panmunjom
Korea
U.N. Command
United Nations Command
Ren. W. Stutts
Florence
Ala
Stolen Golf Gear At Lammers Home In Baytown
About $1,200 worth of golf equipment was stolen from the garage at 4815 St. Andrews, Lowell Lammers reporting. Missing were two red golf bags and 43 clubs with covers. Other thefts include a tire and wheel from a car, two car cushions, and a plate glass window knocked out of a shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Lammers
St. Andrews
Drs. Lammers
Baytown Palier
Jesse Powell
Texhuma
Harbor
Johnson Eyes More Aid for South Viet Nam War
President Johnson discusses increasing military and economic aid with Defense Secretary McNamara and State Secretary Rusk. He plans to ask Congress for more funds to support a heavier U S commitment as Viet Cong conducted a deadly jungle attack.
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Washington
Johnson
Robert S. McNemara
Dean Rusk
South Viet Nam
White House
U.S
Saigon
McNamara
Rusk
National Security Council
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Council
Hague
Viet Nam
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
George Reedy
Saion
Moody's Exec Visits Baytown Highlights Top Bond Rating
Moody's Investors Service representative Bob Reel visited Baytown for a lunch with city officials and bankers. Accompanied by Ernest Brown of Moroney Baer, Reel toured the area to assess the local economy as Baytown bonds carry an A rating, signaling strong credit and favorable bid rates. Brown noted the tour showcased the city's economic factors behind the rating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Reel
Moody's Investors’ Service of
New York
Baytown
Fishday Inn
Board of Duction
Reel
Ernest &. Brown
Viouston
Moroney, Baer and Co
Brown
Moody’s
Rayteam
Texas
Reet
Brawn
Injunction On Further Sums Demanded in Hoffa Case
Six Philadelphia Teamsters filed in U S District Court seeking repayment of union funds used to defend James R Hoffa and other officials in criminal trials and asking the court to bar further payments. The suit coincides with Hoffa's Chicago trial on conspiracy charges and an appeal of a Chattanooga jury tampering conviction, fueling questions about Hoffa’s durability as leader of the Teamsters.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
James R. Noffa
Hoffa
Teamsters
U.S. District Court
Jas
Chicago
Chattanooga
Tenn
Philadelphia
Teamster High Command
Edward Bennet Wiliams
Hofvfa
Labor Department
Hastings to be installed VFW post commander
C W Hastings will be installed as commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 12 at 8 p.m. Saturday at the Electricians Hall on North Pruett. Installing officer will be Rey F Want, post commander. Ward will be senior vice commander, Vernall Moravits junior vice commander, Moravits quartermaster, T S Tallent judge advocate, James French Jr chaplain, Lannie Carpenter three year trustee, James Barnett two year trustee, H Ormshee surgeon. The Ladies Auxiliary officers will be installed by Mrs Louise Moravits. Mrs Lucille Rastings is the new president, Mrs Pearl Bennett conductress. Jim Barnett will be officer of the day. Refreshments will be served after the installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Hastings
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Electricians Hall
North Pruett
Rey F. Want
Ward
Vernall Moravits
Wlc. Moravits
T. S. Tallent
James French Jr
Lannie Carpenter
James Barnett
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GOP
Mark O. Hatfield
Spring Lake
Afinneapolis
Minn
MR. Drake
Mr. _Drake
Galveston
ST. Joseph's Altar
Society 1
St. Joseph's Scheel
Fete Lee College
Wiusulilgsien
Kenneth Badgcett
Jack Huron
Earl Lively
George Chandler
City At
Civil Defense
Fletcher
Hickerson
Ramada Son
Alien’ Parkway
Drv. W. FR. _Bodine
Civil Defense Et
Texas Aim
Floyd Vaden
A&m
C. O. Layne
Texas Department of Safety
Spurgeon Bell
Court of Appeals
First Supreme’ Judicial District
Hickersor
Kathryn Ford
Cros
McCaleb
Bagnee
Edna Earl Duke
Beau Robert HH
Bradford
Mont
Mildred Sh
Horace
Mann
Dallas
Bookertee “St
LM. McCloud
Mary Stuart Dueger
Stuart: L Dueger
University ‘of Texas College of Education
Miss Dueger
S. MONTY_INMAN
Texas Probation and Parole Association
Homer
Bredehoeft
Boys’ Harbor
la Porte
U.S. Army Command Army Reserve
Alfred W.G. Musch Jr
W. G. Musch
Channelview
U.S. Army Command and General Staff College
Fort
Leavenworth, Kan
Youth Fair and Livestock Association
Robert E. Lee High
al ‘F
Robert. E. Lee High School
REL' Choir
Bond
E. Gulf
Atic Tunnle
Big
Khrushchev
Red Sea Uant
Gamal ‘Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Asin Silgh Dam
San Bernardino
Calif
Dean Dribble
Hedlwood City
Abilene
P. F. Kimball
South Side Gang Field
Citizens National Free
LBJ
Moody
Ginger
Jirl
Paul Muller
St. Loui
VFW
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