Ganders Top Smiley In Scrappy Baytown Clash
Baytown Eagles overcame two slow periods to rally past Smiley by 21-8, with a 73 yard drive in the third that set up a fourth quarter scoring push. Key plays came from Bruce Engram and standout tackles as Baytown kept the game within reach and seized a fourth quarter lead.
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San Sports
Eadstor
Houston
Baytown
Eagles
Ray
Leek
Jef
Ricky Line
Town
Gallory
Rudy Herrera
Donnie
Wolfean
Douglas Beal
Bill Sle
Stricklin
Baywart
Roger Adams
Gan
Islio
Engram
Ronnieders
Tou
Ganders
de Westre
Eravid Lonway
Conway
Bruce Engram
Smiley
Gary
Galena Park
Tommy McKvain
Royders
Sidney Mai
Ste Ganders
Parallel Reactor Model Seminar at University of Houston
Sun Spots DR J F Mathis of Humble's Research and Development will lead a Chemical Engineering graduate seminar at the University of Houston Monday. He will present A Parallel Reactor Model of Gas Solids Fluidized Beds. Honorable Mention Joseph Winston Brunson of Baytown appears on Schreiner Institute's high school list for the first six weeks. PTA festival hosted by Alamo Parent Teacher Association features a 7 and 8 p.m. program with a student mothers’ play. David Hall of Baytown named upper-class advisor for UT Freshmen Council Service Groups Committee. Elks Lodge Baytown hosts Roaring 20s dance 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Saturday. Baytown Colts vs Lena Park 2:45 p.m. Sunday at Robert E Lee High School practice field. meet at 2 p.m. public invited.
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J. F. Mathis
Humble
Chemical Engineering Department
University of Houston
Joseph Winston Brunson
Baytown
Schreiner Institute
Kerrville
PTA
Alamo
David Hall
I. D. Hall
Utah
University of Texas
Colts
Baytown Colts
Galena’ Park
Robert E. Lee High School
Four Injured In Two Car Crash At Lee Drive
A two car collision at Lee Drive and Highway 146 sent four people to Baytown hospitals at 10 30 am Saturday. Not in critical condition. Injured include Mary Merka 15 of 1701 Beaumont treated for facial injuries and released from Gulf Coast Hospital. Francis Odom 23 of 1715 Beaumont driver treated for abrasions released from I fae Hospital. Larry Hebert 16 of 314 N Fifth Lat Porte admitted for leg injuries to San Jacinto Memorial Hospital. Hebert charged with failure to yield. Accident details by investigator A R Liles show Hebert north off Lee Drive while Mrs Odom west on 146.
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Lee Drive
Highway 146
Baytown
Mary Merka
Albert H. Metka
Beaumont
Gulf Coast Hospital
Francis Odom
I Fae
Rte
San Jacinto Memorial Hoara
Larry Hebert
Lat Porte
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
Hebert
Baytown Corporation
A.R. Liles
Liles
Baker Seeks Lt Governor Post as Humble Rodeo Opens
State Senator Robert W. (Bob) Baker 40, Baytown native and UH law graduate, announced his bid for lieutenant governor. He cited statewide recognition and past legislation, including the Hot Check Law amendment, as he prepares to file this fall. A political meeting and a rodeo fundraiser are noted as part of local events.
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Robert W
Bob
Cision
Senate
Saturn
University of Houston
Baker
Baytonian
Sen. Baker
Baytown
Robert E. Lee Hich School
Lee College
Texas A&m
University of Texas Law School
Air Force
River Oaks Bay Church
Ho Fon
Baytown Sun Item Roundup From Various Gist
DIANA DARWOOD and Lawrence Shallon attend a college function. Sandra Kemplay excited about an out of town call. Robert Marrn on pay. Otis enjoys a moment. Gander footbell missing prompts concern for Friday game. St Grimes seeks LSU Ole Miss tickets for next weekend in Baton Rouge. LaVelle Blanchard busy in Baytown on business. Mr and Mrs 7 Preston Smith 6 Forrest celebrate 26th anniversary with a limited trip. Pat Murphy cracks through emergency appointment at Baytown hospital. Dot and Kerby Noeriss Jr get a big laugh from a misprinted advertisement.
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Diana Darwood
Lawrence Shallon
Sandra Kemplay
Robert Marrn
Otis
A Kemplay
St Grimes
Baton Rouge
Baytown
LaVelle Blanchard
Preston Smith
Forrest
Pat Murphy
Kerby Noeriss, Jr
USAF Defies Reds With Overflights In Berlin Crisis
In Berlin, US forces countered Soviet pressure by flying transports over the eastern sector and moving toward border rights. East German guards eased checks as tanks confronted at Friedrichstrasse and Checkpoint Charlie, while a U.S. Army sightseeing bus entered East Berlin unchallenged. Washington weighed a diplomatic path amid tense, fast-moving talks.
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Berlin
Jane
Eactother
Friedericn- Strasse
Cheespoint Charlie
Wein
Blast Probe At Refinery Continuing
Humble Oil and Refining Co officials on Saturday had not completed their investigation of Fridays explosion at the Baytown Refinery Hydrodesulphurization Unit No 2. Three men were injured, two remained in hospital, one returned to work after treatment. The blast caused minor damage and a fire broke out but was controlled by plant fire crews.
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Humble Oil and Refining Co
Baytown
L. H. Roberts
Singleton Road
M.S. Horton
East Morrill
San Jacinto Hospital
L. C. Sprayberry
Ruth
Roberts
Sprayberry
Horton
Uni
Untitled fragmentary note on a Baytown bus trip
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a Baytown bus route and a scheduled trip. The readable parts reference a road or rail connection and a traveler named Tet, with unclear context and dates.
Khrushchev calls Western anti tests hysteria in UN clash
Premier Khrushchev told the 22nd Congress of the Communist Party that world appeals to cancel megaton爆nic tests are hysterical and that the Kremlin would proceed with Arctic detonations next Monday or Tuesday. He dismissed Western opposition as bourgeois propaganda and compared it to the Hiroshima Nagasaki bombing justification.
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United States
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Nuclear gains to outpace Soviet force says Pentagon
Washington AP report says Kennedy administration announces the United States will not seek extra funds for bombers and futures programs, impounding $780 million after approving accelerated defense buildup. McNamara states the move aligns with Kennedy’s policy and defense plans, reducing planned defense spending.
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Washington
Kennedy
Piaacy Dene
Muclear Geveral Times
Soviet Union
Pentagon
Tess
Congress
Defense
Robert 5. McNamara
LC Teachers Vie For Achievement Awards
Three Lee College instructors are candidates for the Minnie Stevens Piper Foundation awards in Texas. The foundation gives 10 prizes of 1600 dollars to superior teachers. Winners will be announced in November at the foundation’s San Antonio headquarters.
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Pentagon
Boake Ccaoe Eo
Congress
Kennedy
Deffense
Lee College
Southern Methodist Univer
Minnie Stev
Leas Piper Foundation
Schultz
Lee
Houston
Bonner
McNamara
Bruce Hanson
Charles Bonner
Clarence Schultz
Piper Foundation
Southwest
Texas State College
Petior College
Texas
San Antonio
Hanson
Juilliard School of Music
Ira Strickler Dies Last Rites Monday
Ira Warfield Strickler 78 of 202 W Adone Baytown died at 4 08 am after a short illness. He was a retired bank cashier and Baytown resident for 33 years. He belonged to Grace Methodist Church St Joseph Lodge 78 AF and AM Scottish Rite Shrine Houston Arabia Temple and Rotary and Lions clubs. Services 10 am Monday at Grace Methodist with Rev Chester Steele officiating. Graveside rites by Goose Creek Lodge 1192 AF and AM at Memory Gardens Cemetery with Earthman Funeral directors in charge. He is survived by his widow Envy Strickler one daughter Mrs Maurice Binur three sons Ira W Strickler Jr W J Bil Strickler J W Jack Strickler and eight grandchildren.
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Baytown
Strickler
Grace Methodist Church Board
St. Joseph Lodge No
St. Josep. Mo
A. F
A.M
Scottish Rite
Pueblo
Colo
Houston Arabia Temple Shrine
Rotary Club
Lions Club
Chester Steele
Grace Methodist Church
Jack) Strickler
Ira Warfield Strickler
W. Adone
Storm Victim Aid Tallied in Harris County
The American Red Cross reported relief totals in Harris County after Hurricane Carla. Mass care costs reached 878 560 52 with 20 034 28 for food and clothing and 26 119 for building repairs. Applications for aid numbered 981.
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Red Gross
Harris County
Baytown
Red Gross Advisory Board
Abintemance
Red Cross
Last Interurban Run Marks End Of An Era In Baytown
Raytonians paid last respects as the East Texas Avenue terminal hosted the final Round Trip to Houston at 3 p.m. Thursday. Crowds gathered earlier decades of interurban rail travel faded as buses and freight trains replaced electric service, ending over 20 years of Baytown Baytown and surrounding area memories.
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Marsh
Mit
East Texas Avene
Houston
Osay
Baytown
Joan
Atl
Jme
W. I. Blasingame
Morris. Wilkenfeld
Lisa Kay Davidson
Iron Bayland Kayen
Lynn Davidson
Missouri-Pal
Smith
Penneth
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Elks Dance
Galveston
Leon McGuire
Carolina
Dan Savell
Amy and
Ward Road
McGuire
Cub Scout
James Bowie
Stephen F. Austin and
Cub Scout Pack
Cedar Bayou Methodist Church
Lamar-Alamo
Dads Club
N. Tt
H.J. Burton
Lloyd Henry Boudloche
The
Texas Cowboys, & Men’s Honorary ‘Service Organization
L. H. Boudloche
Fiora
Bay Lanes
Kiwanis Sale Set
Cihcle K International
Embry E. Wilson
Mike Lawless
Humble Rodeo
Humble Fair
Wilson Road
Christian Rural Overseas
First Cristian Church
Jan Musick
SEN
Robert W. Baker
U.S
Clarrence Schultz
Fres
Steven Piper
Foundation
USAF
East Berlin
Bulletin
Russia
Defense Department
Cong
Ira Strickler
Ira W. Strickler
Raytonians
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