Baytown police seek owners of stolen gear shift knobs
Baytown police detective division asks residents to claim stolen vehicle gear shift knobs. owners to retrieve them at the police station. Elsie Wilks performs Ten Gallon Hat at a Johnson City rally honoring President Lyndon B. Johnson on October 26 at the courthouse square. Sandy Fontaine and the Champagne Brothers to perform. City Manager Fritz Lanham announces a new utility payment station at Adams Hardware Store, 6414 Bayway. Wooster Water District office closed Thursday. Ganders Booster Club to meet Monday in Robert E. Lee Cafeteria. Texas City game film to be shown. fundraiser attendance encouraged. Oaks Civic Association meeting set for 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Goose Creek Country Club. entrance marker sub-division update on agenda. Precinct 102 Johnson-Humphrey supporters to meet Monday at headquarters, 220 East Texas Avenue. A 30-minute color film of an Alaskan polar bear hunt shown Tuesday at Knights of Columbus Hall. Goldwater rally replay to be televised Monday at 9:30 p.m. on KTRE Channel 13.
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J. J. Cinque
Baytown Safety Campaign Sees Record Traffic Accidents
Police report 1963 accident total already 781 with 163 injured and five killed in Baytown as October traffic surges. Campaign emphasizes education and defensive driving taught by Liles after a Austin course. Bush plans visit by helicopter amid drive with local officials.
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Lucky Shoppe Reward Brings Baytown Shopper Joy
Mrs Morgan of Yupan wins ten dollars as Lucky Monday shopper in Baytown. Merchants participate to promote shopping in Baytown. Forecaster notes mostly cloudy cool Monday with scattered showers. Tuesday clears with fresh northerly winds and temperatures 54 to 70 degrees.
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Yupan
Baytown
Local Baytown Roundup Sparks Week in Review
A crowded Baytown column mentions Mike Cordy and P W He, upcoming dates for Tuesday, and a string of community notes. It references Kathy James at the ranch, Jack Kimmons returning from West Texas, Benny Moskowitz in UT colors, and Roger Armistead’s ride home with dinner duties. Other items include University of Texas football bans, Baytown figures in civic life, and a Georgia visit by Tom Laughlin and family.
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P. W. Hebel
Steele Mee
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Preston
Pendergrass
Kathy
James
Jack Kim
West Texas
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Roger Armistead
Jim Bailey
University of Texas
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Sears
Roebuck Foundation
Baytown
Woody Rose
Republican Women
Judy Johnson
Sun
Orton
Chamber of Commerce
Dave Moore
Arkansas
Tom Laughlin
Hephzibah
Georgia
Bid Laushlin
U S Government Topic For League's Workshop
This fifth in a six part series on government features Mrs William DePierri as program chair and moderator for Monday night. Schultz will discuss the roles of government with Lee Clarence Schulz and Lee College history and sociology instructor at Southwest Texas State College. He has taught at the college since 1933 and holds degrees from Southwest Texas State College. The meeting runs 7 to 9 p.m. at Citizens Bank with a $2.50 registration covering two session materials.
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University of Chicago
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MeMlen
Brezhnev Seeks Peaceful Coexistence in New Soviet Policy
In a Lenin's Tomb address Brezhnev outlined peaceful coexistence, disarmament and unity of world communism. He downplayed space race claims, praised Soviet progress but framed cosmic research as a common human benefit rather than a contest. The ceremony welcomed cosmonauts Komarov Feoktistov and Yegorov after their 24 hour 17 minute flight aboard Voskhod Sunrise.
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Space Troika
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Konstantin Feoktistov
Boris Yegarov
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Voskhod
TSHR
Trustee Hill Says Gentry Move Heads to Gentry Supt
Trustee Hill says the fight over Robert E Lee High School Fund governance continues as the School Board demands Superintendent George Gentry resign by midnight Oct 19 a move supported by board president Von Stark and three others. Gentry refuses and vows to stay, while the board mulls legal action if he does not resign.
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the Sun
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Dr. L. D. Victory
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Joe T. Horeezy
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Gee Gentry
Late Shopper Wins Prize in Third Hughes Contest
Mrs. C. G. Hughes of 208 Chandler collected $100 as the lucky late shopper. Ticket No. 199622 was drawn Friday morning from hundreds of stubs dropped at participating merchants during the third week of the contest. Eligible shoppers visit participating stores between 5 30 and 8 p.m. each Thursday, receive one ticket at each place, and drop stubs in a barrel with no obligation or purchase required.
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C. G. Hughes
Chandler
Hughes
Johnson says U S makes start with USSR on nuclear controls
President Johnson in a national address and meeting with congressional leaders urged continued effort to curb nuclear spread. He praised steps toward a limited test ban while pressing for wider Russian and Chinese restraint and calling for collaboration with the Kremlin on world peace. He also noted changes in Soviet leadership and expressed cautious optimism about future U S Soviet cooperation.
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Ansfer
Goat Theft and Traffic Keep Baytown Police Busy
Baytown police weekend activity included investigating a goat theft, several traffic accidents with injuries, and a string of thefts. A woman overdosed on sleeping pills at a local residence, and two nearby wrecks were reported on Main Street and Forrest. The goat theft involved a 40 pound female goat taken from a locked pen north of Evergreen Road. Additional thefts included a 17 jewel wrist watch from a car park on East Texas Avenue and a pulse containing money at Ashbel Smith Elementary. A 1957 model car collided with a northbound vehicle on Main near Forrest Street. Police noted a potential generational shift in drivers, with younger men possibly less rooted in tradition.
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Edward Aligne
Terry Pugh
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Broad World News And Baseball Moves Across Night
Our World Today reports ABC and NBC refuse equal time to President Johnson while CBS awaits an FCC ruling. Reds’ Hutchinson resigns with Lister named to replace him. Pirates appoint Warry Walker as field manager after Murtaugh retires for health. Yankees GM Wowk offers Johnny Keane AL manager job. Mitchell dies in New York. Supreme Court declines Brooklyn race busing case. Soviet delegation airliner crash near Belgrade with no survivors. Space race contrast notes US 50 50 chance to beat Russia in planned first landing and takeoff.
Expert Says USSR Sky Spying On U S
Washington AP report cites defense experts asserting Cosmos satellites are used to spy on the United States. The Soviet Union has launched Cosmos series since 1962, with some in orbit over U S heights 120 to 300 miles. If so, the system may aid early alerts on Red China atomic tests and other reconnaissance activity.
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United States
Soviet Union
Samos
Red China
Chet Holifield
Red Chin Atomic Energy Plant
Holifield
California
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Pace Agency
City Units Reach 100 Percent United Fund Participation
City departments and two elementary schools achieved 100 percent participation in the United Fund on Monday. City manager's office, finance, tax, inspection, fire, utility distribution, street, and water production departments joined the list along with local elementary schools.
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United Fund
Hoover in grave condition as bleeding continues
The bulletin described former President Herbert C. Hoover as unresponsive with a massive internal GI bleed. His sons Alan and Herbert Jr. were at his Waldorf Astoria Towers suite as doctors said the GI bleeding had been arrested and blood counts normalized, though toxic products in his bloodstream worsened his condition. A spokesman declined further details while noting the patient remained grave.
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Herbert Jr
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Herbert C. Hoover
Lenore
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Mont Belvieu Resident 45 Years Dies
Funeral services for James Bernie Casey 67 of Mont Belvue were held at 2 PM at Mont Belview Church with Rev Elortan. Casey, a former postmaster and charter member of the Mont Belview Lions Club, died Saturday in a Bay town hospital. Survivors include his wife Lucie E. Casey two daughters and five grandchildren. Interment in Fisher Cemetery under Earthman's Funeral Home direction.
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Bernie Casey
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iFeaene Spain
Ger
Jamie Flay
Beaumont
Elen
Wall
Lal Porte Ai
Della Ashworth
New
Casey
R.casey
Baytown
Fisher Cemetery
Earthman’s Funeral Home
Industrial Mishap Injures Three at Local Plant
Three workers at J. M. Huber Corp. sustained minor injuries after an accident involving a screw conveyor. Eddlemen was pulled into the machine while Williams and Calma were injured while rescuing him. All were treated at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital.
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Eddieman
Chandier
J.B. Williams
Baytown
Leonant Victor Calma
Inwood
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Ness
J. M. Huber Corp
Eddlemen
Willams
Calma
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