Galena Champs Fall Short In 12-7 Loss At Galena Park
In a district title bid game, Galena Park Robert E. Lee Ganders fall 12-7 to Galena, with standout Charlie Riggs repeatedly stifled by Ganders’ defense as the Yellow Jackets clinch the laurel and head to Nederland for a bidistrict showdown.
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Galena
Robert E. Lee Ganders
Galena’ Park
Yellow Jackets
Laurelstand
Nederland
Galena Park
Jackets
Riges
Gilbert Ash
Riggs
Baytown
David Richardson
Arthur Martinez
Richard Oliver
Jimmy Ammons
Tommy Soaoy
Ganders
Mickey Tiner
Dwight Densen
Soov
George Rincon
Sun Spots Turkey Dinner at St Joseph's
Altar Society hosts a turkey dinner Sunday at the school auditorium from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Adults pay $1 and children 60 cents. Also notes on weather, tides, and upcoming Baytown events follow in brief town items.
Junior Optimists host breakfast for Gander team
Around Town notes a 5am breakfast for the Gander football squad held at the Optimist Building. Yelling by Deanna Donelson and Sharon Bennett is reported at the game last night. Several Robert E. Lee students call Richard Oliver a traitor to classmates. Mrs T M Clayton is in Merchants Hospital Houston Room FiO. Mrs Waller Loflin attends Opportunity School news. Sneak preview of Twelfth Night praised by Sustin Hodges for a Houston Baytown Little Theater presentation. Birthday week listed for multiple residents. donations of a black cat peak. Trinity Episcopal women craft Christmas Pilgrimage decorations for Dec 8 and 9. Janet Manteris notes sister Sylvia’s bean bou recipe.
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Optimist
Deanna Donelson
Sharon
Bennett
Robert E. Lee
Richard Oliver
T. M Clayton
Houston
Fio
Waller’ Loflin
Opportunity School News
Sustin Hodges
Baytown Little Theater
J. P. Henderson
J. C. McPherson
Louis Chapman
Richard Bain
James Harrop
Steve Hattrick
Evelyn Robson
Susan
Massey
David Timmons
Tracy
Wine
Cathy Rutherford
Cinedy Low
Truman renews clash with MacArthur in taped interview
Former President Harry S Truman accuses General Douglas MacArthur of egotism and insubordination after dismissing him as Far East commander in 1951. In a taped interview aired on 50 stations, Truman recounts near firings, Wake Island talks, and disputes over Korea tactics while noting MacArthur's postwar Japan rule and his belief Red China would stay out of Korea.
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New York
Harry Sr. Truman
Douglas MacArthur
United States
Truman
MacArthur
Far East
Japan
Korea
Wake Islan
Uars
San Francisco
China
Wake Island
World events mix in fragmented news from around the globe
A garbled digest reports Syria lodging a UN complaint over Israeli air strikes, while other items note Oklahoma Supreme Court Justice Earl Welch receiving a prison term and fine for tax evasion. Additional fragments mention U.S. and Soviet maneuvers, Vatican council actions, Ford layoffs, and Texas figures.
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Oklahoma Supreme Court
Earl Welch
Drunk Man's Failed Escape Ends With Crash
In Brunswick a man nicknamed Jackie drank from an abandoned beer can in a restaurant lot and made awkward running attempts to take off. He collapsed after several sips and returned to the can, then tried again to lift off but stayed grounded. Police stated they could only book humans, not tackles in this odd incident.
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Brunswick
Jackie
Gentry Appeals Hearing Delay Persists in Baytown
Superintendent George Gentry remains in office at the administration buildings awaiting a state hearing with Education Commissioner J W Edgar. Deposed Oct 20, he has filed an appeal. Baytown school board will decide next moves. A December Austin hearing is tentatively planned, date pending trustees’ intentions. Gentry is still president of Lee College with separate contracts for both roles.
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George Gentry
State Commissioner of Education
Gentry
J. W. Edgar
Baytown
Austin
Lee College
New Catholic Junior High Opens Monday
Baytown's new Catholic junior high school opens Monday as a $155,000 building with a library, auditorium, and air conditioning. The facility, completed in 1961, hosts an open house Sunday and will operate for both parish and school communities.
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St. Joseph's
puTsa Convent
Tela Anu
Baytown
New Hool
Sr. Joseph
Areland
Mentary
Denis Kennedy
Stetina
Tinney
Gulf Oil Plans Channel to Cedar Bayou Site at Baytown
Gulf Oil senior VP Dr Alexander Lewis Jr outlined plans for a navigable Cedar Bayou channel from Galveston Bay and a second Gulf Oil alpha olefin plant to be built on Cedar Bayou. Groundbreaking slated for Jan 1 with completion in late 1965. The project aims to expand local petrochemical facilities, provide detergents research, and boost regional water transportation after dredging.
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Alexander Lewis Jr
Nell
Gulf Coast Petrochemi
Gulf Oil Corp
Bayoul
Wanda Orton
Cedar Bayou
Waytown
Pittsburg
Gulf Oil
Galvestonay
Lewis
Cedar Bay- Jon
Gulf
Dave Moore
Chamber of Commerce
United States
Gulf of Corp
Baytown
U. S
Indefinite Delay For Cassius Clay Rematch
Heavyweight champion Cassius Clay underwent a one hour operation for a hernia and his Monday rematch with Sonny Liston was postponed indefinitely likely out for six months. Doctor William McDermott called the procedure common but serious and Clay should be back to near normal activity in a month with three months off heavy work. Liston said the delay could have been worse and promoters assessed expected losses while awaiting Clay’s return to boxing fitness in Boston.
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Boston
Cassius Clay
Sonny Liston
Clay Swags
Easter City Hospital
William McDermott
Harvard
McDermott
Clay
Jpress
Sam Silverman
Inter-Continental ‘Sports, Inc
Garland
Billy Cherry
Brooks
Sport
Itis
Lucky Shopper Night Extended Through Thanksgiving Fallout
Thanksgiving weekend changes shift late shopping to November 27 with a chance to win an $8100 prize by registering at participating Wat Friday stores. The drawing occurs Saturday with the winning number posted in stores Saturday and Monday or published December 1 in Baytown Sun if no winner. Stores resume Thursday night hours December 3 and stay open nightly through Christmas Eve. a $100 late shopper night is not held December 24.
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Baytown Sun
Opportunity Funds Misprint Clarified by Sun Story
The Sun corrected a Friday report stating funds are not being solicited in the name of Bartown Opportunity School. The Baytown Council for Retarded Children supports the school and building plans are in early stages. No gifts will be solicited until United Fund approval. Representatives from supporting groups sit on the board.
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Baytown Council
Bartown Opportunity
Lit
United Fund
Baytown Council For Retained Children
Opportunity School
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Barney Ward
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Knights of Pythias Hall
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Texas City
Edgar Workman
LaMarque
M. Eldon Berry
Rosewood Street
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Calor
Citizens National Bank
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