Bay area fishers haul limits as warm weather lures fleets
Report from Trinity Bay Galveston Bay and surrounding reefs shows anglers like Roy Cezeaux and Johnny Moore returning with redfish and trout. Capt. A J Crawley notes rising boat traffic, urging safety as shrimpers share the reefs. Weather-friendly Indian summer brings brisk fishing and plans to press on through the weekend.
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Roy Cezeaux
Jones Road
Johnny L. Moore
Liano
Pasadena
W. B (Blumer
Thomson
Levi Craddock
Cezeaux
Moore
Sir Mile Pass
Houston Ship Dow's
Act Barpett
Ana Fisher
Dow's Reef
Five Mile Pass
Corporation Court Fines and Tickets Report
The Corporation Court collected 4324 in fines and forfeitures during September. Judge Barney L. Ward disposed of 652 parking tickets and 453 other cases. Running red lights led with 69 filings, followed by 68 cases of driving without a license and 4 speeding charges.
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Baytownation Court
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Civil Rights Panel Cites Discrimination Against Negroes
The Civil Rights Commission states Negroes face a vicious cycle denying opportunity and training, with employers unaware of openings and unions controlling apprenticeships. It recommends a federal financed equal opportunity agency, orders for equal treatment in the armed forces, expanded vocational education, and retraining programs to broaden skilled job access.
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Bergstrom's Last Rites Held Today
Funeral services were held at 4 p.m. for Bergstrom a longtime Baytown resident and retired carpenter. Pastor Jimmie Gray of Baptist Temple officiated and burial followed at Cedar Crest Cemetery under Paul A. Lee Funeral Home. He is survived by four brothers and three sisters including Alfred Bergstrom of St. Paul and Mrs. L. Faulkee of Santa Barbara. Pallbearers named.
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Tede
Baytown
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J. W. Hightower
Carlsford
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Houston Beats A&M In Cross Country Meet
Houston beat Texas A&M 26 to 30 to win the Seam cross country invitational in College Station. Pat Clohessy led Houston with a 14.29 clocking on the Smile course. Howard Payne placed third and Abilene Christian fourth as McNeese competed but lacked sufficient runners for team scoring.
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Texas A&m
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Howard Payne
Abilene Christianje
McNeese Alsoi
Crosby High School Homecoming Weekend Festivities Planned
Crosby High School gears up for homecoming events starting Friday with a bonfire at the grounds. A Saturday program features a teachers tea at 6 30 p m, a 1 3 p m cafeteria supper, and a 7 p m football game followed by an 11 45 p m sock hop in the gym. Admission is 1 per person. Ex-students may join the Ex-members Association for 5. The issue also notes student council plans, club elections, and school pictures.
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Crosby High School
Yugoslavia Arms Sale Debate Roils Leaders In 1957
The State Department confirmed a 1957 deal supplying Yugoslavia with planes paid for in cash, sparking sharp criticism from senators and officials. Critics in Monroe and Louisville denounced the sale as treasonous or phony, while supporters argued it preserved Yugoslavia's independence from the Soviet bloc. The package was valued around 1.6 million dollars with each aircraft priced about 10.90.
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Funeral services for Louis Lambright infant son
The funeral notice announces the burial at Cedar Crest Cemetery for Louis Wilburn Lambright infant son of Bi. j and Mrs. Louis Lambright, with graveside rites conducted by Earthman Funeral Home.
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Disagreement Spreads Over Crude Oil Price Cuts
AP reports dispute grows over a wave of price cuts in seven states affecting 40 000 barrels daily production. Major buyers and independent operators clash over impact on domestic crude price structure and market balance as experts warn of cascading effects and instability.
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Houston
O2 & Gas Journal
Splendor In The Grass Weekend Run At Brunson's
Market activity remains firm as price changes ripple through crude grades. East Texas and Denver-Julesburg fields see refined adjustments while Humble Oil and Refining Co indicates refinery value shifts. Movies note a revival of Splendor in the Grass recalling childhood in Kansas with Beatty and Kazan linked to upcoming stage and screen projects. Hospital reports list admissions and new arrivals at Gulf Coast facilities with patient names and rooms.
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Son
Guilt Coast Hospital
Hospital Beat Editorial Notice Inquiries
Hospital Beat announces editorial contact for tips and inquiries via the News Department. Readers may call Sue or any newsroom member to report information or request coverage.
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Bayer Leads Ontario Open After Two Rounds
Mia George Bayer remains ahead at Ontario Open in Ontario California with a 61 first round and a 1 over 71 second round for a 3 under par 136 total. Bobby Nichols of Midland Texas trails by two strokes while Billy Maxwell and Dave Hill share third at 138 and Lloyd Mangrum is 3 over.
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Midland
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Dallas
Dave Hill
Denver
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Apple Valley
Contract Termination Notice for New Agreement
A union and Humble announce intent to cancel the current contract to permit a rewritten up to date agreement reflecting organizational changes. Negotiations are planned with Dec 1, 1961 as a deadline to complete a new contract. A separate note mentions scientists finding some Alan species poison neighbors or others.
Boys Invited To Be In Ford Punt Contest
About 20 boys aged 6 to 10 were scheduled to compete Saturday at 3 pm at the Robert E. Lee band practice field in Baytown for Ford Motor Co s Punt Pass and Kick contest sponsored by Thad Felton s Ford. Tom Bolin of the Baytown YMCA would supervise. Each boy would punt pass and kick for distance with eligibility for those arriving on time.
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Robert BE. Lee
Ford Metor Co
Baytown
Thad Felton
Ford
Tom Bolin
Baystown
YMCA
Balin
Hubcaps Missing from Car at Bay Theater
Ronald Cherp of 2203 Alabama reported hubcaps stolen from his car parked at the Bay Theater at 12 10 a.m. Saturday. San Jacinto Monument observation tower to open six days per week Tuesday through Saturday 8 30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday 10 a.m. to 5 45 p.m. The museum stays closed for storm damage repairs.
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Ronald Cherp
Alabama
Bay Theater
San Jacinto Monument
Teller’s Wartime Roles Highlight a Noted Statesman
The piece outlines Teller’s close ties with Soviet leaders, wartime underground work, and postwar roles in Hungary before leaving under Soviet pressure in 1948. It notes his authorship in The Saturday Evening Post and Fortune and lists professorships at Bradley University and the University of California.
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Fortune
Bradley University
Teller
University of California
Calf Mia
Eae
Arkansans Edges Tech With 14 7 Freshman Clash
Arkansas freshmen halted a late Texas Tech drive at their own five yard line to seal a 14 7 victory. Ronnie Caveness created the first score with a two yard return after a late interception. Garland Ridenour chased in from the one yard line for another Arkansas TD. Ronnie Carter added an 86 yard punt return for Arkansas. Tech’s Herry Hammon answered with a 46 yard punt return for Tech’s lone score.
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Arkmnans
Texas ‘Tech
Arkansas
Ronnie Caveness
Houston
Garland Ridenour
Ronnie Carter
Tech
Herry Hammon
Shadow of the Boomerang shown at FIRST MEXICAN Baptist
The church at 1126 Cypress hosts a Sunday screening of Shadow of the Boomerang at 7 p.m. Admission is free to the public.
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First Mexican Baptist
Cypress
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