Hoover Dies At 90 In New York City
Herbert Hoover, 31st president, died at 11 33 am at his Waldorf Towers apartment after a long illness. He had battled cancer, anemia, kidney hemorrhage, and a respiratory infection, but lived to 90. He will lie in state at St Bartholomew's Church before state ceremonies in Washington and at his West Branch, Iowa birthplace.
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New York
Herbert
Clark Hoover
United States
Hoover
Pape
Waldorf ‘Towers
West Branch
Ilowa
National Park
John Adams
Adams
Martk
America
San Francisco
Bill Hinson Temporary School Boss
W. D. Bil Hinson named acting superintendent by the school board. A 23 year district veteran, he has served as deputy superintendent under George Gentry and previously led Anson Jones Elementary Horace Mann and other campuses. Mrs. Hinson also long active in Baytown schools. the couple’s daughter is Mrs Louis Del Homme.
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W. D
Bil) Hinson
Timson
George Gentry
Winnsboro
Hinson
Baytown
Anson Jones
Horace Mann
East Texa State
Mineola
Weinert
Ashhel Smith
Highlands
Sam Houston
Travis
Hinsons
Louis del Homme
Mrs
del Homme
Reber E. Lee
Baytown Obituary and Community Notices Patch
Memorial and community notes from Baytown list Poston died at Baytown Hospital after a long career as a science teacher and sponsor. Funeral plans are pending with Earthman Funeral Home. Other items note a FFA Fathers ADULT group meeting in Channelview, weather and tides, local school events, public notices, and tickets for a Van Cliburn concert in Houston.
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FFA Fathers Adult Vocational Educational Group
Fathers of Future Farmers of America
Channelview
Channelview School
Cliburn
van Cliburn
Music Hall
Houston
Baytown Chamber Endorses Plan for Industrial Foundation
Baytown Chamber of Commerce directors approved a first step toward forming a Baytown Industrial Foundation to attract small industries. Led by James A. Anderson, the committee recommended the move and it passed unanimously at noon Monday at the Tower. The plan calls for learning legal steps, possibly acquiring land of about 100 acres, and forming a stock-solely community enterprise without direct investment return.
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Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Baytown Industrial Foundation
Trade - Groun
James A. Anderson
Deve Moore
Chamber of Commerce
Moore
Foundation
Board of Gilvectors
GM-UAW pledge quick settlement of walkout
DETROIT AP General Motors Corp and the United Auto Workers Union pledged to President Johnson they would strive for a speedy settlement in a 26 day old strike. The president urged both sides to act quickly as production and employment in related industries felt the impact. More than 300000 of GMs 260 6i production workers were idled and national car output declined. The strike followed a Sept 25 deadline and broader auto industry walkouts.
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Detroit
Motors Corp
United Auto Workers Union
Johnson
American Motors Corp
ANC
General Motors
UAW
Ford
Chrysler
Mon Fay
Automotion News
Harlier
Wagles
Resident 60 Dies Rites Wednesday
Willis Clyde Newton 60 of 210 Pamela died at 1 43 p m Monday at a Baytown hospital He was assistant foreman of the Humble Pipeline division in Baytown Paul A Lee Funeral Home Tuesday sent the body to Germany Funeral Home in Rosenberg Services will be at 2 p m Wednesday in the Germany Chapel with Rev E J Barns Cedar Bayou Baptist Church pastor officiating Sugarland Masonic Lodge No 11 will have charge of graves at Morton Cemetery in Richmond Honorary pallbearers will be Humble Pipeline employees Newton is survived by his widow Lola of Baytown a son Robert Conway Newton of Stafford four grandsons two sisters Mrs Lee of Weatherford and Mrs Neilie Marlawitch of Letha rian and a brother H B Newton of Pryor Okla Baytown resident since May 1959 Newton was a native of Stanley in Johnston County, Iran He lived in Sugarland for about 25 years prior to moving here He was member of Sugarland Baptist Church and Sugarland Masonic Lodge No 9
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Pamela
Baytown
Humble Pipeline
Paul A. Lee
Germany
Rosenberg
Charel
E. J. Barns
Cedar Bayou
Sucarland Masonic Lodge
Morton Cemetery
Richmond
Newton
Lola Newton
Robert Conway Ewton
Stafford
Leez
Weatherford
Neilie Marlawitch
Letha
Rian
H. B. Newton
Pryor
Okla
Stanley
Johnston County
Iran
Sugarland
Cory Forshore
Hoe
GOP Presses Equal Time Suit Against FCC Ruling
The piece describes a legal challenge by the GOP to the FCC ruling on equal time provisions. It notes Section 615 of the Communications Act requiring fair access for candidates and cites NBC's 15 minute segment with Burch framed as a Republican viewpoint on Russia China and Britain.
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Washington
Goldwater
Johnson
Burch
NBC
CBS
ABC
FCC
GOP
Soviet Union
Lerbor
Britain
Mo Taant
Russia
China
Great Britain
Bike Auto Collision Injures Two
Two 11 year old boys were injured when a motor bike collided with a car at 5:20 p.m. Monday on Bayway Drive near Baytown Junior High. L1 rider Homa H Smith IL 2312 Missouri driven the motorcycle with passenger Bill Baker 15 204 Arbor. Car was driven by Mrs Mary P Hargis 3602 Tri City Beach Road who was stopped at the Bayway Wisconsin intersection turning left. See collision page 2.
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Bayway Drive
Baytown Junior High
Homa H.smith
Missouri
Bill Baker
Arbor
Mary P. Hargis
Tri - City Beach
Hargis
Bayway
Wisconsin
Smith
Slogan Contests Set In Baytown Safety Drive
Baytown launches two traffic safety slogan contests for students. An elementary division grades one through six and a junior senior high division will be judged by the iCitizens Traffic Safety Committee. Entry deadline is Nov 16. Submit with name age grade school address to Safety Slogan Contest Baytown Sun Box 90 Baytown. Prizes donated by local merchants. Winning slogans may appear on posters and sign boards in Baytown.
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iCitizens Traffic Safety Committee
Bayltown Sun
Box
Baytown School Board fires Gentry names Hinson successor
The Baytown School Board, in a special meeting, terminated Supt. George H. Gentry’s contract and appointed Deputy Supt. W D Bill Hinson as interim head. Gentry resisted resignation, claiming the charges were unfounded, as trustees Stark Opryshek Victory and Hill voted to approve the termination.
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George H. Gentry
Baytown
W. D
Bill) Hinson
Gentry
A. R. Stark
L. D. Victory
Karl Opryshek
Boyd N. Hill
Stark
Hill
Bruce Ramsey
Joe T. Hareezy
Knox Beavers
Ben Shirey
Opryshek
Dr. Victory
Fill
Temple
Jeff
Central Texas
Services Set For Crosby Resident Ida Reidland 78
Mrs. Ida Reidland aged 78 of Crosby died Monday afternoon. Services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Crosby First Baptist Church with interment in Evergreen Cemetery. Funeral honors by James B. Sterling Funeral Home in Dayton. She was born in Tomeroy Iowa and was a widow of Oscar A. Reidland. Survivors include five daughters, one brother, one sister, 19 grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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Ida Reidland
Crosby
Crosby First Baptist Church
Evergreen Cemetery
James B. Sterling
Dayton
Reidland
Tomeroy
Iowa
Oscar A. Reidland
Crossby
H. A. Dietrich
E. B. Stevens
C. D. Havard
T. J. Denson
D. C. Smith
Houston
E. A. Nelson
Baytown
T. L. Anderson
Birthday cake question sparks family debate in Goldvein
In Goldvein Virginia the Larry Farmer household faces a birthday cake dilemma as four Farmer children share Oct 20 birthdays. Debbie is 8 Larry Jr. Timmy 9 and Dennis marks his first birthday in a family discussion about whether to bake one cake or separate cakes for each child.
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Goldvein
Larry Farmer
Farmer
Debbie
Larry Jr
Timmy
Dennis
Upheavals Seen In USSR Leadership Shifts
Washington AP reports U.S. officials monitor possible further upheaval after Khrushchev's fall. President Johnson briefs Congress and prepares a special advisory panel on foreign policy to review world events. Brezhnev appears top leader while questions linger over real power in the Kremlin and a potential party power shift.
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Washington
U.S
Soviet Union
Uni
Johnson
Sieral
Khrushchev
Brouchout
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Aciv
Kremlin
Eisenhower warns on Khrushchev and new nuclear threats
Former president Eisenhower comments in an AP interview about Khrushchev's removal, Moscow’s future, and the risk of war. He notes that Soviet patience may wane and Russia could pursue a Chinese Red alliance, while predicting only limited nuclear delivery capability for now.
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Gettysburg
Khrushchev
Bel P
Red China
Eisenhower
Neane Named Manager of New York Team
New York based basketball club promotes Neane to manager after firing predecessor Berma following a five year tenure and a disputed chant.
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NEW York
Lotmany Neane
New York Akees
Yort Berma
Porte to Aries Anmeyation Case Near La Porte Court
Ambiguous OCR notes describe a land dispute involving La Porte and a court hearing. It mentions Brambie Barpert project, Sears as representative for Houston, and Royal Brin of a Dallas firm carrying La Porte's case. Details are unclear and names may be misspelled.
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Wil
Brambie
Will Sears
Ator
Houston
Royal Brin
Will Earry
Vnv Ae Voy
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