May Be On TV Get Smart crew aboard USS Yorktown
Airman James T Strawn Jr USN 21 son of Mr Mrs James T Strawn Sr 509 Forrest aboard the anti submarine warfare support aircraft carrier Yorktown in the Pacific NBC TV Get Smart crew aboard for a two day filming session Polly Whitman named to Lan tern scholastic honor society at University of Tulsa member of Kappa Kappa Gamma Christmas Choir Harris County Community Action center forms integrated choir for 14 to 21 year olds Nell Gallery continues Holiday Art Show Roxanne Murray won Thursday painting at Art League Bazaar pick up 4 p.m. Saturday Optimist Building Humble Duplicate Bridge Club open pairs championship 7 15 p m Monday at Community Building Baytown area dealers in Win Your Own Band sweepstakes with Chet Ausic Shop and Halbert Music Co
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Strawn Jr
USN
James T. Strawn Sr
509
Forrest
Uss
Yorktown
Pacific
Nbc-Tv
Polly Whitman
Leroy Whitman
Belvedere
Lantern
Scholastic
University of Tulsa
Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Roxanne Murray
Art League Bazaar
Mary Alice Spear
Optimist
Baytown Area
Chet
Ausic Shop, Inc
Texas Ave
Halbert Music Co
Texas
Weekend Warmth Forecast for Galveston Tides
Partly cloudy conditions persist as temperatures rise through the weekend with lows in the mid-50s and highs near the mid 70s. Tides in Galveston on Saturday peak at 3 a.m. and 9:06 p.m. and dip at 1:12 a.m. and 12:12 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Baytown notices mix of small town items and requests
Laver n Fuller offers a blue sock from mail to pair up. Baytown readers receive notes from J A Cope to Sun Circulation Manager Jim Kyle about missed Baytown Sun readings. Maxine Coker visits Omaha while Darlynn Walker, ex-resident, hosts her. Robby Nixon seeks two Dallas Cowboy Redskins tickets for Thanksgiving in Dallas, listing 427-4635. Mary Pavlas helps in a tight spot. L J Fuller proclaims six years as a Gander booster. Mrs Donnie Olive shoots her first deer in Marquez Texas, a six point buck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavern Fuller
Baytown
Baytonian
J. A. Cope
Sun
Jim Kyle
Maxine Coker
Omaha
Neb
Darlynn Walker
Robby Nixon
Dallas
Mary Pavlas
L. J. (Binks) Fuller
Donnie Olive
Marquez
Tex
Barrett Station Split Over New Water System Vote
Barrett Station residents debated a $506,000 Farmers Home Administration loan for a new water and sewer system. FHA has set 90 days to decide, with a split between supporters and opponents. Citizens discussed forming Barrett Station Water and Sewer Supply Corp, while existing water provider Mills offered to fund voting machines for a community election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonnella Boynton
Barrett Station
Barrett Station Water and Sewer Supply Corp
Lyons
FHA
James Mills
Mills Water System
New Corporation
Barrett
Massive Jerusalem bombing wounds and kills in market blast
A parked car packed with hazardous materials exploded in Jerusalem's Mahaneh Yehuda market injuring 55 and killing one. The blast, at 9 30 am as 3000 shoppers browsed for the Sabbath, created chaos as police sealed the area and Arabs were detained for questioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
HolyCity
Levi Eshkol
Old City
Agrippas
Mahaneh Yehuda
Rahamin Elmalak
Tran
Mordechai Ish- Shalom
Arab East Jerusalem
Global events outline from AP wire round up
Americans honor JFK on Potomac hill as a flame flickers. Two patients receive second heart transplants in Houston and Stanford. A Houston judge weighs death penalty for Robert Edward Akridge after a Pasadena doctor’s murder. Canada, Italy, Greece, Brazil, and Nixon feature in a chaotic political and medical news digest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Luke's Hospital
Houston
Stanford University Hospital
Stanford, Calif
Robert Edward Akridge
Pasadena
French franc likely devalued after three day crisis talks
West Germany finance minister Strauss said the French cabinet must decide the devaluation extent after a three day emergency monetary conference. Informants expect a 10 to 15 percent cut, from 20 to about 18 or 17 cents, with Paris awaiting Saturday cabinet action. Britain will take measures to ease its balance of payments deficit but will not devalue the pound.
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Bonn
Germany
France
Fraz Josef Strauss
Maurice Couve de Murville
Paris
West Germany
Europe
Strauss
Britain
Group of 10
International Monetary Fund
Charles de Gaulle
Gillette to retire from Harris County Hospital District board
Baytown attorney Robert L. Gillette will not seek re appointment when his term ends this month, one of two members to retire from the seven member board. Commissioner Ramsey said he received Gillette’s letter and will seek a successor in Precinct 2. Mrs McClelland Wallace will seek another two year term if asked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Robert L. Gillette
Harris County Hospital District Board of Managers
Gerald Hines
Houston
McClelland Wallace
Gillette
Y. V. Ramsey
Ramsey
Commissioners Court
East Harris County
Daniel C. Arnold
78 Men Trapped as New Coal Mine Blast Hits West Virginia
A new explosion at Mountaineer Coal Co No 9 mine in Mannington West Virginia sent flames skyward and trapped 78 workers two days into a string of blasts. Twenty one men escaped or were rescued as officials awaited fire control assessments and possible oxygen cutoff measures.
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Mannington
W. Va
Mountaineer Coal Co
Rich Opyoke
Leonard Gross
Consolidation Coal Co
Mountaineer
Mod’s Run
Gross
At 98 She Recalls The Good Old Days
Baytown area resident Anna Elizabeth Dodd recalls life from the Civil War era to the early 20th century. Born November 22, 1870 in Lee County, she married Charlie Lee Dodd in Lexington on July 22, 1894. Her son J C Dodd, 68, says many relatives will gather for cake and coffee as she nears her centennial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ron Lennard
Baytown Area
Ales
Anna Elizabeth Dodd
Cedar Uayon
Lee County
Bell County
Lexington
Charlie Lee Dodd
Charlie
Adam
Old West
Long-Range Planners Appointed By Regents
The Lee College Board of Regents formed a long-range planning committee at a Oct 24 meeting to help set institutional goals with seven citizens three regents three administrators three faculty members and three students named. Additional members will be named later. A 1969 Datsun bid was accepted while bids for office equipment and a tractor were rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee College Board of Regents
Richard Strahan
Joe Barsalou
Tamarach Drive
Lw. E. DuPlantis Jr
Robert Spencer
Glynn Tiller
Robert Wright
Board of Regents
C. A. Boatright
French Place
E. L. Gunn
Lindenwood
John P. Henderson
Merrilane
Travis Porter
Bayshore Drive
Barry Reiter
Gillette Drive
Jimmy Martin
Ivie Lee
Regents
Doc Satterwhite Retires After 40 Years in Baytown
Doc Satterwhite prepares for retirement after a four decade career with Humble and related firms in Baytown. He plans golf fishing and gardening, but jokes about becoming a professional annuitant. Raised in Teague and Coolidge, he studied at Westminster College Baylor UT before joining Humble in 1929, moving from rigging to development and then to Research and Development and Technical divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Froneberger
Chemical Co
T. L
Doc” Satterwhite
Satterwhite
Baytown
Teague
Coolidge
Westminster Junior College
Baylor University
University of Texas
Humble
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Harris County Community Action Neighborhood Service Center
Oak Addition
Nell
N. Commerce
Tts
Humble Duplicate Bridge Club
St. Martin de Porres I Catholic Church
Charles Lyons
Farmers Home Administration
Bryan
Mildred Chenevert
AP Wire
Potomac Hill
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Giuseppe Saragat
Italy
Christian Democratic Party
Alexander Penagoulis
Rio de Janeiro
Candida de Souza Barbosa
Richard M. Nixon
U.S
Doc Satterwhite
Dr. W. £. Marshall
R. L
Bob” Martin
Tim
Elizabeth Anna Dodd
Pants Het
Tizens National. Bank & Trust Co
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