Stolen eight foot sailboat from Baytown area port
An eight foot sailboat valued at 250 dollars was stolen from John Snodgrass’s carport at 1901 Southwest in Baytown between Thursday noon and midnight. The white fiberglass craft with a damaged mast was reported by a Baytown official. nearby residents noted vehicle damage to a windshields. The incident follows a string of local crimes as police investigate and review security footage.
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John Snodgrass
Southweel
Baytower
Goodfellows Drive Opens In Baytown Texas 1965
The 35th annual Goodfellow Drive, sponsored by The Baytown Sun, launches to fund Christmas gifts for Baytown area children under 12. Donations to The Goodfellows go toward buying toys, candy, fruit, and essentials. names of contributors may be printed in The Sun unless anonymity is requested.
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Ciwef Goodfellow
The
Baytown Sun
Baytown Area
Baytown
Goodfelows
Goodfellow
Bob Matherne
Goodfelow
Goodfellows
Sun
Texas
Christ
Mas
Santa
Chief Goodfellows
Anonymous
Sen Goodfellow
Thanksgiving Day Social Notes From Aro Whol P Town
Local notices recount residents’ holiday trips and gatherings. Mayor Seaborn Cravey used Thanksgiving for business travel to Mestco. Mr and Mrs Langston of Austin visit relatives. Several community figures are noted with minor events and recoveries from illness or injury.
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Seaborn Cravey
Mestco
Bob Junay
John Langston
Austin
Fourth and
Gulf
Billie Blakey
Billie
Sheldon
Wanda Thoux
Paul Anderson
Chester Rogers
Chambers County
Fred Wichtlep
Owida Feld
Milner Drive
Northshore Hospital
Decker Drive
Old Rival Gone Tshombe May Be Asked Back
Leopoldville Congo report notes speculation Tshombe could be recalled after Joseph Kasavubu’s bloodless coup toppled him. Lt Gen Mobutu seized power, promising five years as president and claiming to shield the country from chaos. Kasavubu had ousted Tshombe last October amid Western-leaning concerns.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
Moise Tshombe
Joseph Kasavubu
Mobutu
Kasavubu
Tshombe
Weaier
Le Febvre Wins NL Rookie of the Year as Morgan Fades
Jin Lefebvre of Los Angeles wins the National League Rookie of the Year, defeating Houston’s Joe Morgan. President Johnson shifts focus to domestic affairs, postponing a meeting with West German Chancellor Erhard. A Santo Domingo rebel defector outlines plans to assassinate an ambassador and destabilize the country. Thieves loot priceless manuscripts by Petrarch and Torquato Tasso from Valentino’s library. Lynda Bird Johnson enjoys a three day vacation in Acapulco, Mexico.
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Jin Lefebvre
Los Angeles
Houston Astro
Joe Morgan
Lyndon B. Johnson
Ludvig Erhard
Santo Domngo
W. Farley Bennetton
Lynda Bird Johnson
Acapulco
Mexico
McNamara Visits London for Talks Ahead of Viet Nam Plan
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara arrives in London for talks with British leaders before heading to Paris and South Vietnam. Accompanied by Gen. Earle Wheeler and others, he meets Foreign Secretary Stewart and Defense Minister Healey and plans lunch with Prime Minister Wilson. discussions focus on NATO issues and nuclear policy, with emphasis on bombing North Vietnam.
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London
Robert $. MccNamara
Paris
Viet Nam
Jeaint
Staigé
Earle G. Wheeler
George W. Ball
John McNaughton
Michael Stewart
Denis Healey
McNamara
Harold Wilson
Kal-Uwe von Hassel
iParis
Fred Mulley
Army
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
Britain
Washington
Gulf Coast Boss To Attend State Nursing Hearing
Gulf Coast Hospital administrator Harry Miller and chief laboratory technologist Miss Janice Manteris will testify at public hearings on December 3 as a Texas Senate committee studies nursing needs. Chairman Sen Criss Cole leads a fact finding panel seeking reasons for nurse shortages and steps to recruit and retain licensed nurses, with findings due for the January 1967 legislative session.
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Harry Miller
Gulf Coast Hospital
Janice Manteris
State Senate
Criss Cole
Rice Hotel
Cole
Texas Senate
Martin Dies Jr
Lufkin
William N. Patman
Ganado
Franklin Spears
San Antonio
Walter Richeter
Gonzales
Texas
Traffic Toll Of Holiday Looms Up
The Associated Press reports rising Texas traffic deaths through Thanksgiving with 18 fatalities by late updates. Five Cleveland residents perished in separate crashes near Dayton and Conroe, spotlighting a small town hit hard. Other victims include Oscar Gandy of Cleveland and Curtis Hilton of Liberty, among others in a string of crashes across the region.
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Associated Press
Texas
Taok
Cleveland
Houston
Glen Toler
Alton Mizell
Alton Jr
Julian Denis
Austin
Diana
Dennis
Roberta Long
Dayton
Fred Cassel
Conroe
Splendora
Oscar Gandy
Curtis Hilton
Liberty
Dieudonne Melancon
Jasper Andrews
Johnny Clifton
Richton
Miss
Andrews
Centerville
Kenneth
Nuclear carrier Enterprise may join Vietnam air raids
AP reports the nuclear powered carrier Enterprise could join U S Navy Tth Fleet ships in daily raids on North Vietnam. Allied forces press in Vo Dat Valley near Saigon as 22 Viet Cong are killed near Ban Me Thuot. The 7th Fleet targets VC locations while U S planes strike near Dien Bien Phu and a bridge west of land. The Enterprise may position near the North South Vietnam border marking its first combat test.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
U.S
Thuyo
7Th Fleet
North Viet Nam
U.S. Navy
Air Force
Dien Bien Phu
U.S. Manila
Bain
Enterprise
North
South
LeMay Urges Full Scale War Tactics In Vietnam
General Curtis LeMay argues in his memoir that using more force is morally necessary in war. He advocates bombing Hanoi into the stone age if North Vietnam refuses to halt aggression. He says past restraint prolonged conflict and that joint chiefs once opposed his stance but later saw the logic of his approach.
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Washington
Curtis EL LeMay
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Air Force
LeMay
Priach
Higb Catel
Firth
Jaycees Seek Names Of Baytonians In Viet Nam
Baytown Jaycees request names and addresses of local men in Vietnam or the combat area. The project, to honor service members with letters, aims to mail by December and includes requests to friends and families to supply names. A letter was sent to President Johnson seeking support, but no reply reported.
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Viet Nam
Stonuins
Baytown
Murray Baytown
Imeem
Hape
Dee
Toor
Jaycees
Johnson
Murphy
City to buy civic center site with bond funds
Baytown officials move to complete purchase of a 2 1/4 acre tract on West Main and Market Streets using part of a 0 306 bond package. Plans call for city hall and community center with civil defense funds sought for basement work. Engineers and architects bills will be paid, with additional county and city structures later considered on the site.
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Fanderum Roan
Kapital
Mareli
Ciyer Pritz Lanata
Lanhinr Sail City
We Givie Center
Byiday
Market Streets
Lowell Lammers
Wwo
City of Baytown
Public Works
Lanham
Civil Defense
Austin
Baytown
Civic Center
Turner & Callie
John Buseh
Lammers
Smith May Have Captured 'Most Hated' Title
Rhodesia’s prime minister Tan Smith is portrayed as a volatile figure amid Rhodesia’s political crisis. He champions white minority rule, contending multiracial equality is unlikely, while critics label him racist. The piece traces his wartime service, rise to leadership, and calls for ongoing white dominance.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
Tan Smith
Britain
George Washington
Harald Wilson
Illinois Man, Woman Held in Bad Check Strikes Here
A wanted pair from La Porte and Baytown were arrested on several charges involving forged checks. Charles Ware Robinson, 23, and Jorie Elaine Bit Robison, 22, allegedly passed eight forged notes using aliases including Eugene T. Williams and Charles R. March. Det. Robert Merchant said the two, transferred to Harris County Jail, face two counts of passing forged instruments as Baytown merchants are urged to demand ID amid rising check swindles.
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Tidwell
Pennemian
Peantal
Maco County
Baytuen
la Porte
Fonsine
Ind
Keldons Pent Preeman
Charles Ware Hiaivern Robison
Mardrick
la Porte Amd Merensant
Jorie Elaine Bitic Robison
Baston
Robert Merchant Offtice
Baytown
Robison
Norge Stateiman
Merchant
Eugene T. Williams
Charles R. March
MC Robert Rice
Robisons
Harris County
Houston
Early Tuesday Dismissal Aids School Self-Evaluation
Baytean schools will dismiss at 2 13 p m Tuesday to allow Robert Lee Carver high schools faculties time for self evaluation. Supt George Gentry says other faculties will study problems of interest with each principal planning unit activities. Teachers will be dismissed at the regular time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Gentry
Robert &. Lee
Carver
Gen
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Bayan Herits Association
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Kris Love
H. N. Love
W. James
San Jacinto Hosqits
Chub
Sirs
Louise Himes
Basou Brive
Bayshore Wagon Wheel
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Knights of Pythias Hall
Cecil Walker
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Herschel Nunez
Channelview
Toull Coast Hospital
Defoe and
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James Lamar
Higdon
Chief Goodfellow
Citizens National
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Evariste Kimba
Petrarch and
Torquato Tasso
Vailentin
Apostolic Library
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Moi
Gulf OF Tonkin
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Red China
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Mike Walters
John Mantte
Department of
the Sun
Ctizens National Trank
Culpepper’s
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Smith
Africa
Cape Town
Shotl
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Flo
United Pary
Perliame
Briain
Douglas Linford
Rhodesian Front
Winston Field
Liford
Fieti
Rhodf
Rhodesin
Arisig
Dinedge
Iin Smith
Abigail Frazier
Selective Service Office
Raytown
Frazier
Frank R. Boyle Sr
Chaiman
Col
Morris Schwartz
Selective Service
Mont.gomery
Can- Tee
Lox
SAVE
Citizens OF Texas Savings
First National Bank
FBLC
Harris County Federal Savings and Loan Asse
Thad Felton
EQIP
Illinois
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