Gander Rally Sets Baytown Victory Over Rayburn
Kenny Fenelon stars as Robert E. Lee tops Rayburn 14-0 at Memorial Stadium. Denson advances the Gan ders with 79 rushing yards while Fenelon tallies 12 on a late touchdown run. The win tightens District 12-4A standings as REIL faces LaMarque next.
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Rayburn
Tonay Sun
Robert E. Lee Ganders
Memorial Stadium
Sam Rayburn Texans
Newcoamers
Ganders
Texans
Oly
Kenny Feneton
Baytown
Raytown
Sooy
Mickey ‘Tiner
Joe Camarillo
Fenelon
Dwight Denson
Student Life And Campus Events At Huntsville And Baytown
Sun Spots reports pledges to Sam Houston State Teachers College fraternities Sigma Chi and Sigma Phi Epsilon with notable social plans at Knight Halls. Lee College opens library Sundays for student use. faculty tea honors new hires at Dean Burdell home. Local tides in Galveston listed with times. Catholic Daughters meet at Knights of Columbus Hall. Baytown Police Wives plan officers election. St Thomas Newman Club elects Laura Koudelka as vice president. Joel Powers registered at St Edward’s University. Second Baptist Church announces Paul Stephens preaching schedule.
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Sam’ Houston State Teachers College
Huntsville
Laura Koudelka
Bays‘town
Sam Houston State Teachers College
St. Thomas Catholic Church
Newman Club
Around Town Highlights in a Busy Day
Preston Jobe recalls a birthday party as Ruth Johnson heads to Florida to ride Hilda's tailwinds to Fort Myers. Velma Munson checks Tom Heilin's pulse while Brenda Mosley runs errands and Pearl Lee disrupts and fixes the table setup. Loma Powers follows the latest hurricane advisory as Mabel Black stalls window reinforcement work. Captain Earl Barnett watches the sea and unhits the trailer, and M. T. Waddell unrolls a vacation map for the year. Pat Nunan studies at San Antonio Military Academy. Residents ponder Yard of the Month in Eva Maud. Baytown teens lament no 3 Place for touch football as girls play nearby. REL dance attendees praise The Cascades. Karen Black recovers from a virus while Zelphia Jenkins visits from Sam Houston State. Mrs. Sharon Hooks rests in Gulf Coast Hospital with visitors welcome.
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Preston Jobe
Ruth Johnson
Florida
Hilda
Fort Myers
Velma Munson
Tom Heilin
Brenda
Mosley
Pearl Lee
Loma Powers
Mabel Black
Earl
Barnett
M. T
Bebo) Waddell
Pat Nunan
Joe Nunan
Gillette
San Antonio
Zelphia Jenkins
Sam Houston State
Sharon Hooks
Gulf Coast Hospital
Adjournment Near For 88th Congress
The AP report notes the 88th Congress facing adjournment with key items unresolved. Among them are a $5 million DC school district aid, expanded veterans pensions, GI insurance access for former servicemen, and six month extension of import sugar quotas. The House and Senate have clashed on district aid while other measures linger.
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Washington
the House
U.S
Houses
Congress
District of Columbia
Senate
House
Rangers Help Police 17 Arrested In Redmen Raid
Texas Rangers and Baytown police raided the Redmen Lodge near Philadelphia Mississippi. Sealed indictments tied to the civil rights killings were expected as a grand jury heard hundreds of witnesses in secret sessions.
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Philadelphia
Miss
Erea
Rangers
Redmen
Texas Rangers
Baytown
W. “Main
Justice of the Peace
Brown
Bobby Lynn Reynolds
Cedar Bayou
Burg Road
Leslie W. Gresham
E. Hunnicutt
Hiram F. Sigler
Republic
Judge Barney Want’s Corporation Court
Stevie L. Williams
Ill Weaver
J. H. Strait
W. Main
Arthur E. Hinz
Wisconsin
Montie A. Broadway
W. Pruett
Walter W. Patton
Harbour Drive
Billy E. Wilkins
T. S. Pruett
Richey Clifton
William C. Scott
Dyer
Eric D. Bone
Arand
Biloxi
Murcharge
Feder
FBI
Johnson
Williams
James C. Tipsin
Ton
Highlands
L.C
Bix
Brookshire
E. Cleve-Jioxi
Meridian
Phila
Delphia
Tanner
Lodge
Neshoba County
Grand Jury
RAM
20 000 Jobs Cut as GM UAW Talks Drag On
Detroit AP report says about 20 000 layoff toll from the GM UAW strike as talks progress at a snail's pace. Canadian plants also cut back with 4 500 workers sent home in Oshawa Ontario. McKin non Industries, a GM unit, released about 400 workers in St. Catharines and Windsor Ontario due to warehouse space shortages and parts backlog.
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Detroit
Mich
United Auto Workers
General Motors
Canada
GM of Canada
Oshawa
Ont
McKinnon Industries, Ltd
Baytown Luncheon Highlights Texas Highway Week
Baytown chamber of commerce hosts a Friday luncheon at the Holiday Inn spotlighting the Texas Highway Department. Guest speaker J C Dingwall of AUS will discuss the state program as part of National Highway Week Observance with the theme Mobility Your Fifth Freedom. Event plans involve medlemmer from nearby chambers and county officials, underscoring Texas highways and the three member State Highway Commission.
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Avsalute
Baytown
Chamber of Commerce
Holiday Inn
Texas Highway Department
Fin
J. C. Dingwall
AUS
Charles White
Ed Vaught
Harry Massey
WT. Busch
Thad Felton
Fred Harman
la Porte- Bayshore
Chambers
Galveston
Harris County
W. V. Amsey
W. Kyle Chapman
Texas
State Highway Commission
Herbert C. Perry
Carnio Springs
J. M W
Jack) Kulgen
Waco
Hal Woodward
Austin
Texas Hiely Department
Highway Department
Houston
U. S
Longshoremen Return To Work In Texas After Ruling
About 6 000 longshoremen in Houston and Galveston resume duties following a 10 day federal restraining order. Indications point to a broader 80 day coal strike planned by the International Longshoremen's Association with a hearing slated for next Thursday.
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Houston
Galveston
International Longshoremen’s Association
Brownwood Families Begin Moving Back After Storm
Monster Kane Hilda battered the Louisiana coast causing tornadoes and hurricane force winds. At least 20 bodies were found, with 12 dead at the scene according to a Navy doctor and Coast Guard reports. Rescue teams and civil authorities struggled to account for the dead and injured as the storm passed.
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NEW OR
Monster Kane
Hilda
Louisiana
Lafourche Parish
Eddie Ste. Marie
Navy
Larase
New Orleans
Coast Guard
Baytown Mental Health Service Is Reactivated
The Baytown Mental Health Referral Service is reactivated this month after a summer disruption due to staff illness. Sponsored by the Baytown Pilot Club, the service offers first and third Thursday referrals and counseling at the Chamber of Commerce, with call-in appointments at 566 7916. A Houston Mental Health Center worker will visit 10 am to noon, and Pilot Club members staff the office, providing mental health materials.
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Mental Health Service
Mental Wealth
Viola Perkinecutive
Mental Health Mors. Sterling
Pp. Blumberg
Jepres Baytown
Baytown Mental Health
Hts
The
Mental Health Association
Baytown ‘Pilot Club
Houston and
Harris County Mental Health Association
Chamber of Commerce
Aropan
Houston
Baytown
AL FR. Padgett
United Fund total reaches 70477 22 after five days
After five days the United Fund campaign total stands at 70477 22 announced by general chair Max Mosesman on Saturday. The drive recognizes many Baytown groups including Welfare League emergency relief Baytown Opportunity School Child Care Centers YMCA Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts as efforts continue into the next week. The 1965 goal is 197145. American General Life Insurance Co and Humble Oil and Refining Co Baytown Refine receive banners of excellence for full eight hour contributions.
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United Fund
Max Mosesman
Genera
Welfare League
Baytown Opportunity School
Baytown
YMCA
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
American General Life Insurance Co
Humble Oil and Refining Co
American General
Insurance Company
Mosesman
AEC
Develonmens
Mtealth League
Methodist
Thrift Exchange
Baylowsi
W. Stertine
Democrats Club FRECINCT 12 meeting announced
The Democrats Club will hold a meeting at Democratic headquarters on Sunday. The event is organized by Fopaml and Ti, with details pointing to precinct 12.
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Democrats
Fopaml
Hi Democratic
36 Jailed Friday In Baytown
Baytown jail records show 36 arrests on Friday including 17 in the Redmen's Lodge gambling raid. Notable charges involve Q. B. D. Simpson, 30, for aggravated assaults and Reuben F. Ikdeux, 29, on felony theft by false pretext warrants.
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Redmen's Lodge
Q. BD. Simpson
Baytown Woods
Justice of the Peace
M. M. Brown
Oakwood
Ocila McCowan
Reuben F. Ikdeux
Parkway
Abram Kerr
Janes Rideau
Barrett Station
Weingartens
Pruett and Rigel
West Main
Spur 201
Highway 146
Stadium
Market Street
Airhart
Texas
Deckler Drive
Ronald Wunsch
Houston
Bne
East Texas
A.M. Braswell
Lee Drive
Denby
Families flee Baytown area as hurricane threat looms
Dozens of families evacuated low-lying Browburned subdivision Lynchburg and Vic City Beach Road as Hurricane Hilda altered course. C R Coker of Hasty Transfer and Storage moved 12 families. Wald-Mayflower Moving and Storage crews shifted several families. Baytown Civil Defense closed at midnight Friday while officials tracked markers for flood risk.
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Baytown
Areslowlands
Hilda
Browrurned
Lynchburg
Vic - City Beach Road
Carla
C. R. Coker
Wald-Mayflower Moving and Storage
Watnt
Baytonym
Spargil
Hanga
Taytown
Defense
Britz Lanham
Lanhham
Tornado Hits Larose Races Toward New Orleans
A tornado struck Larose leaving a two mile death and destruction path. Up to 100 injured were rushed to Raceland as authorities set up a 200 bed civil defense hospital. Cars and houses were tossed, with 17 late model vehicles heavily damaged. Hurricane Hilda threatened New Orleans.
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Civil Defense
Raceland
Larose
John McKeithen
Philip Robichaug
Lafourche Parish
Associated Press
Ed McCusker
BlcCusker
McCusker
Hilda
New Orleans
Houston Youth Symphony Opens New Season at Galten Center
The Houston Youth Symphony, formed in 1946 by Howard W. Webb, begins its 11th season at the Galten Center in Herman Pack and priven Crt UU. The concert is free to the public through the Forks and Recreation Department.
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Houston Youth Symphony
Howard W. Webb
Galten Center
Herman Pack
Priven Crt UU
Forks and Recreation Department
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