Promoters Satisfied With Result of Viet Nam Demonstrations
Promoters of organized Viet Nam protests say weekend demonstrations were successful, while civic leaders question some marchers motives. A survey asks if some act to avoid the draft or are led by Communists. FBI and Justice Department investigations probe Communist links to SDS. Demonstrations across cities remained noisy yet orderly despite heckling.
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TEE
Predss
Mey
Frank Emspak
National Cooninating Committee
Viet Mima
Sid Sundsy
Mailison
Wis
Emspak
Suaigun
Spec
Russel BD
Miller
Man
Van
Craey
U.S. Aty
Nicholas Katzenbach
Chicago
Justice Deartment
Students For A Democratic Society
Peking
Katzenbach
SDS
New Haven
Conn
Hawaii
Cedar Bayou Legend Mr John Kilgore Dies at Cedar Bayou
Sun Slants By Fred Hartman recalls a Cedar Bayou legend known as Mr John Kilgore who died Sunday after a long life marked by local business and community ties. The reminiscence details Kilgore’s daily routines, his habit of visiting Euston and Iris Goose Creek, and a rainy day incident ending with a bottle of whiskey in his car.
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Fred Hartman
Mr. John
Cedar Bayou
Kilgore
Jon M. Kilgoh
Ile
John
Min
Juhn
Euston
Wie
San Jacinto Street
Iris Goose Creek
John M. Kilvore
Prohibition era mischance and local notices blend in town
A humorous tale about John M. Kilgore nearly facing embarrassment over a car mix up and a whiskey bottle. The blurb also lists events: drivers refresher courses at the municipal library, Jane Bowie PTA meeting, Ben Taub and Jefferson Davis hospital board meeting, Baytown senior citizens dinner, and a local weather outlook with cloudy skies and scattered showers through Monday. Includes names such as Ty, Joe, Janet, and Dr. Kilgore in period tone.
Around Town Debra and Corky Munson Start New Adventures
A cluttered local page mentions Debra Diane and Corky Munson beginning new adventures, with notes about Mr and Mrs Hampton Fontenot planning a quick event, and a roster of social visits and weekend plans. It also records Mrs Paul Halk preparing for a school carnival and various residents visiting The Sun. A police report details a body recovery near the Houston Yacht Club and Galveston Bay.
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Debra
Diane
Corky Munson
Hampton Fontenot
Trinity Bay
Jack Huron Peng
Bo Turner
Fic Newby
Tuchant Burroughs
San Antonio Ag
Trinity University
Claud Lowery
Schreiner Institute
Herrville
Paul Halk
Ruth Bender
Sherry Oke
Bette Parsons
Bein
Edna Stephanski
Ivat
Roden
Jeanne Rushing
Linda Archer
Catherine Glass
Janice Whitten
Cathy Heinrich
Camilla May
Dorothy Harris
Pam Mills
Sandra Toups
Bonnie Tromblee
Donna Hoffpauir
F L. Keinrich
Ira Toups
Baytown Emergency Corps
Lia Porte Police Department
City of Houston
William Benjamin Evans
Houston Yacht Club
Galveston Bay
Three New Schools Added In 12 44 District Shakeup
By JOE WITTINGTON AUSTIN UIL reorganization affects District 144 adding Baytown Sterling to District 4A for 1966 and shifts Galena Park to District 11 while bringing South Houston into 13. Deer Park moves to District 13 as Sterling ages into 1967. Wording notes zoning options and district balance for 10 teams.
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Joe Wiittington
Galena Park
South Houston
Bal Deer Park
Sterling
Williams
Eah
Sea
October Apple Month Proclaimed in Baytown
Mayor Seabor Cravey signed a proclamation at a city meeting declaring October as Kiwanis Apple Month in Baytown. By Oct 27 two railroad carloads of apples will arrive from Washington, the largest shipment in local sale history. Apples are packed in orchards at $8 a box.
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Baytown
Seabor Cravey
Washington
Raymond Donnelly
Andy Braswell
Donnie Hullman
Robert Barnes
Seaborn Cravey
Clevy Massey
Ack Suron
Rall
Baytown Sun
Ree Landram
Jets Smash Launch Site in Viet Nam
Jets hit a mobile antiaircraft missile unit 52 miles northeast of Hanoi with eight tons of bombs. Four U S Sky Hawks and an Intruder from the 7th Fleet carrier Independence supporting the raid reported the ground target in flames and a missile smoking. Five American planes were lost in other North Viet Nam raids with two pilots killed and four presumed captured. two airmen were missing after a Saturday raid near Hanoi. Peking broadcast claims of downed planes and captured pilots, while U S officials noted no casualties at the launch site.
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South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
U.S
Hanoi
Peking
Viet Nam
7Th Fleet
Independence
Houston
Bill Wilson
Clas
Rey Lawrence
Max Armin
Texas Avenue
Ite
Kitvanians
Ciary
Mie
Eru
Carlos
Perry Britton
Gee Apples
Slain Conservative Leader Sparks Santo Damange Fear
In Santo Damnage a prominent conservative political figure, Angel Severo Cabral aged 56, was killed Saturday night at his home in the former rebel zone, intensifying fears of violence amid the ongoing unrest. FBI agents also seized 22-year-old David J. Miller after he publicly burned what he claimed was his draft card during a rally protesting U.S. involvement in Vietnam. Archeologists report discovery of the Tomb of Archimedes in Sicilian ruins, dating back over two millennia.
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Santo Damninge
Fr Angel Severo Cabral
FBI
David J. Miller
Mooksett
Hospital District Election Held in Harris County
A garbled bulletin from Harris County outlines a hospital district election with signers and a court action. It notes a dedication ceremony on Saturday November 20 and Houston votes in a special election within the voter district, with formation of the hospital district and related actions by local officials.
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Uarris County
Ceauants
Signers Court
Tadhiy
Olen
Yousten Wienes
Lean Twaski
Houston
Wis
Dauintry
Cedar Bayou Pioneer John Kilgore Rites Held at 87
Funeral services for John Kilgore a Cedar Bayou pioneer and longtime staunch church and business figure were held at Cedar Bayou Methodist Church. Kilgore died Sunday at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital aged 87. He left a large family and leaves a lasting legacy in Cedar Bayou and the Kilgore Coneren Co. service details and survivors listed.
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John M. Kilgore
Cedar Bayou
John Kilgore
Judie Aftheags Kilcore
Dar Bayou
Eidizen
Stowen
Cedar Ab
Weil
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Elt
Davis de
E. Leo Allen
Don
President Johnson to Leave Hospital This Week
President Johnson’s doctors report he reached the weekday milestone in his Bethesda hospital stay after gall bladder and kidney stone surgery. He dressed, attended a devotional service, and may be discharged soon, with a recovery month ahead and a possible return to Texas or another location.
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Johnson
Ife
Navy
White House
Joseph Laitin
Lautin
Clean Out That Attic Attic cleanup ad wastes billions yearly
Federal paperwork costs five billion dollars annually according to a congressional committee. Government disposal of old records costs twenty million per year. If you have items in the attic or garage, Sun Classified Ads can help you sell them. Call 582-8323 for an ad writer. Ads or cancellations for Tuesday’s paper must be in by 5 p.m. Dial 332-8323 now.
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