Rotary Meeting Amid Sun Spots and Local Notices
Southwest Conference football roundup notes. Baytown Rotary meeting spot for noon. Veterans Service Center closed due to secretary illness. Emergency numbers listed. Baytown merchants spotlighted. Look Homeward Angel tickets go on sale at 1.55, all seats reserved. Ashbel Smith PTA and James Bowie PTA meet with scheduled times. H C Parker, 59, retired Humble Oil employee, dies in Chita. services Tuesday at Chita Baptist Church. Survivors include sister and nephews. Weather: clear to partly cloudy with mild temperature change. Sunday high in Baytown and Monday low noted.
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Baytown Lite Fie
Celine
6Th Tee
Mc Habsher
H. C. Parker
Humble
ON and Refining Co
H.C. Parker
Chita
Tex
Parker
Baptist
Ceéme
Roxie Lee
Baytown
Mornane
Baytown School Week Aides and Local News Highlights
Mrs Dave Moore starts a new role with the Parent Teacher Association. Sherry Bramsett surprises her parents with a poem at the Rainbow installation. Mrs Preston Miller appears in a red dress, while Mrs Norman D Ol ive shares a laugh about a little girl and a priced purse. Baytown schools wear NSLW aprons for National School Lunch Week and National Patriotic Education Week proclaimed by Mayor Lee Liggett. Mary Ellen Fisher, 7th grader at Horace Mann Junior High, had an appendectomy at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital, daughter of Mr and Mrs L S Fisher of 911 Largo. July Badeaux, 8, son of Mr and Mrs W C Badeaux of 1803 Richardson Lane, eyes grew after meeting astronaut Gopal Cooper at the Methodist Men’s dinner. guest of his grandfather L C Cooper.
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Dave Moore
Parent - Teacher Association
Sherry Bramsett
C. Bramiett
Preston Miller Ston
Norman D'Olive
Baytown
Lee Liggett
Mary Elen’ Fisher
Horace Mann Junior High
San Jacinto
Methodist Hospital
Ls. W. Fisher
Largo
Jully Badeaux
W.C. Badeaux
Richardson Lane
Gonian Cooper
L. C. Cooper
UGH Gillette
Adenauer Leaves Office as Erhard Heads West Germany
Bonn reports Konrad Adenauer will step down Tuesday after 14 years as chancellor, handing power to Economics Minister Ludwig Erhard. The transition marks an era of postwar recovery and West Germanys push to align with the West while debates over reunification and foreign policy unfold.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Hhan
Adenauer
Soviet Union
Bny Way
West Germany
Gemany Fon
Agenauer
Adolf Hitler
Reich
Ecnomics
Ludiwie Erhand
de Gaulle
France
Adenaveur
United States
Britain
Adenaverr
Ephari
Ministry of Economics
Erhard
Adenaagtine
Ernantenbe Jinet
No Hope Is Seen For Red China U.N. Seat
The General Assembly opens debate on seating Red China at the United Nations with Albania’s resolution to remove Chiang Kai shek and invite the People's Republic of China. Albania seeks Soviet support, while India backs Peking. the vote is expected to be downbeat amid abstentions and China’s nuclear test treaty stance.
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China
U.N
United Nations
N.Y
General Assembly
Peking
Ching
Soviet Union
Gynt
Halim Budo
Axsem“Voly
United States
Costa Rica
Guatetmala
Savile Union
India
Albania
Chiang Kaishek
People’s Republic of China
Goldwater Plans January Move Into Presidential Race
Senator Berry Goldwater sets January 27 as key date for filing petitions to enter the April 16 Illinois primary and outlines plans to announce his decision by then. He may also enter the March 10 New Hampshire primary with petitions due by month’s end.
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Washington
Berry Goldwater
Nto
Goldwater
Arizons
Feu
San Francisco
Mlinois
Kennedy
South
Midwest
Far West
New Hampshire
New York
Nelsona
Baytown Sees Rainfall Drought After Cindy
Baytown’s rainfall year to date sagged after Hurricane Cindy. A refinery report notes no rain since Cindy dumped 2.17 inches on Sept 19. October average is 3.49 inches. yearly average through October is 22.08 inches, with through Oct 18 reaching 21.54 inches, just over half the yearly norm.
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Baytown
Cindy
Humble
Rellatag Co
Oatch Department
Channelview Board Meeting Planned at High School
The Channelview board will hold a meeting at 7 PM Tuesday in the Channelview High School conference room located at 28 Sheldon Road.
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Channelview
Channelview. Eer
Channelview High School
Sheldon Road
Supreme Court opens five sit-in cases on trespass limits
The Supreme Court begins two days of hearings on five sit-in cases from Maryland South Carolina and Florida. Justices weigh state trespass laws used to back private business exclusion amid civil rights protests and consider whether state action is required for equal protection.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Maryland
South Carolina
Florida
Congress
High
Staig
Legal Defense Fund
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Urief
Archibald Cox
Coutt
Cox
Baytonians Back Yarboroughs Fete In Austin Dinner
Harris County Democrats invite precinct judges and Yarborough supporters for the Texas Salute to Sen Ralph Yarborough in Austin. Sen and Mrs Yarborough will attend with Postmaster General Gronouski and other national dignitaries. Houston to issue a San Houston commemorative stamp December 13 designed by Tom Leal of El Paso.
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Ralph Yarborough
Austin
Bay Flown
Harris County
Democratic Executive Committee
Yarborough
Texas
U.S
Yar
Walter Hall Af Dickinson
Gronovski
Len Yarborough
San Houston
Houston
Racial Report on Armed Forces Edges Toward Final Form
Washington sources say a presidential committee report on racial discrimination in the armed forces and National Guard may be toned down or delayed in Sept to avoid political backlash. Southern lawmakers press for withholding funds from states that maintain segregation. The panel led by Gerhard Gesell has faced resistance while work continues toward a comprehensive remedy in military and reserve units.
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Washington
Sig
White House
Imi
Armed Services
National Guard
Guard
Gesell
Inter-’ Committee
Congress
Dixie
Old Confederacy
Gerhard A. Gesell
Sever-Man
Kennedy Wias
Reserve Land National Guard
School Trustees Weigh Bond Refunding at 7:30 PM
The school board plans to approve refunding of 1 155 000 in bonds, aiming to save 522 637 50 in interest by shortening maturity to 12 years from 46. Underwood Neghaus Cox of Houston will handle sale. City Councilman Tommy Cook to speak on city district collaboration for school projects. The Policies and Practices Committee will draft superintendent and deputy positions and job specs. The board will review secretary and two maintenance staff hires and a holiday work calendar. Reports on finances and tax collections will be presented.
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Underwood
Neghaus
Cox
Houston
Tommy Cook
Cook
Karl Opryshek
Knox Beavers
BR. Stark
Eisenhower to celebrate 73rd birthday with family
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower marks his 73rd birthday quietly with family in Gettysburg and Hershey. Friends hosted a party, and he plans a Washington fundraiser dinner with the Republican party, then a simple day with his wife Mamie and their son John's family hosting a grandchildren led celebration.
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Gettysburg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Hershey
Washington
Eisenhower
Sue
Iday
Mantle
John
Water Undermines Italian Village Rescue by Helicopters
US Army helicopters evacuated 200 residents from a village on the Yaoini Dam reservoir in Belluno, Italy, as fears rose that undermining from a catastrophic overflow could plunge the entire settlement into the water. Officials formed a commission in Rome to probe the disaster, with a report due by December 15, while reports warned of potential further landslides from Mt Toc.
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Yaoini
Belluno
Italy
Yaoini Dam
Offis
Rome
Fioréntino Sullo
Mt. Toc
Erto
Cassaig
Toshtvurt
Beijung
Italian Army
Wikcia J
Te Pesercvoir
Ieee Tnnehe Menaer
Derrig
ATS Etsp
Belosgin Bi
Sun's New Dress Makes Stories Easier To Read
The Associated Press announces larger type for newspaper stories to improve legibility. The switch, using automatic type casting and perforated tape fed through leased wires, aims to standardize an eight point column width about one ninth of an inch. The change results from cooperation between the American Newspaper Publishers Association and graphic arts manufacturers.
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Sun
Associated Press
South
Tipic
Rites Held For Baytonian, 37
Funeral services for Tames sul Mutthamere, 37, of Si Circle Drive, Baytown, were held Monday afternoon at Earthman Funeral Home Chapel Mitchamere. A World War II veteran, he died at home after a long career in the refining industry. Survivors include his wife Riyal, a son and several siblings. Burial followed at Cedar Crest Cemetery with Masons assisting.
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Tames Sul Mutthamere
Si Circle Drive
Earthman Funtral Homie Chapel
Mitchamere
Snes
Humble of and Refining Co
Baytown
Thomas Guinn
Central Baptist Church
James Rash
Calvary
Missionary Baptist Church
Godse Crock Edge
AP & AM
Cedar Crest
Bay
Riyal Mites
Mate
Beth
Mitchamane al Gockbnich
E. Miteha
Mate Jr
Ail
Exidig le
Miehamane
David Matern
Baber
Paris Trikery
Mes
Veargavet
Nell Chessin
Singstan
Preddy Amore
Cammivich
Jacobs
Beaumant
jNancy Brown
Farmersville
Funeral Services Pending For Perl Irish Of Cove
Funeral services are planned for Perl Irish of Cove with information incomplete. An oblique note mentions pallbearers, burial at a local cemetery, and several relatives including nine grandchildren. The details of date, time, and officiants are unclear due to garbled text.
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Perl Irish OF
Cove
He Heddi
Bawahi
Sadie Baynes
Paul Ah Bee
Fred Trarhal
Korth to resign as Navy secretary November first
Washington columnist reports Secretary of the Navy Fred Korth will step down November 1 and be succeeded by Paul Nitze. Kennedy accepts Korth's resignation. Nitze to become secretary and Bunby to move up as assistant secretary. The move follows Korths push for nuclear engines for carriers amid a Pentagon debate.
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Fred Korth
Pentagon
Navy
Paul Nitze
White House
Kennedy
Kort
Ietter
Arth
Fort Worth
Korth
Robert McNamara
McNamara
General Dynamics
Justice Department
Nitze
Because It Was There A Crash at Kleywitd Airport Kills Six
A derangedOCR report describes a helicopter crash at Kleywitd Airport killing at least six aboard. The piece references Algerian government concerns and a broader political crisis, mentioning Mrs Ngo Dinh Ninh and U S diplomats amid civil rights and war talk. It also notes traffic incidents, a New Orleans widow denied a Supreme Court hearing, and an Alabama court-ordered custodian dispute.
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Rotary Meeting
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Tap Moore
Ashbel Smith
PTA
Parent-Teacher Association
Bowrium
James Bowie Pta
James Bowie Parent - Teacher Association
Erhard Takes
Sen, Barry Coldwater
Ludwig Eruard
Baytonians
Ralph
N-Power
Cormunitithan Secretary of Defense
Erwin Smith
Ace
Smith
Beh Forche
Baytown Pratas
American Newspaper Pub Association
Mide It
Baytonian
Geissenger
Kleywitd
Toe Say
Pinte Ut Gheary
Songers Ao
Ork Sieben
Ngo Dinh Nin
Billy Letter
Bette
New Orleans
The
Naional Association For
Alabama
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