SUN Spots And Community Notices On Local Meetings
Local councils in SUN area hold sessions this week with the Parents Council at 7 30 p m Monday in the Harris County Federal Savings and Loan Building and the San Jacinto College board of regents meeting Wednesday at First Pasadena State Bank. A Fraternal Order of Eagles dance benefits the Eagle Hall building fund Saturday at 7 30 p m with music by Chuck Connors. Funeral services for Cotal Featherston are set for Sunday at Howard's Funeral Home Greens Bayou. Simons and Fulkerson items appear, along with Barbers Hill Firemen's barbecue proceeds and Galveston tide and weather details for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Mann
Harris County Federal Savings and Loan
L. F. McCraw
Fraternal Order of Eagles
SAN Jacinto College Board of Regents
Board of Directors
First Pasadena State Bank
Coda
Featherston
J. P. Featherston
Baytown
Howard
Greens Bayou
Hauser
Tulsa
Hia
Local note roundup from The Sun editorials and residents
Roundup of names and small anecdotes from The Sun reflecting community life around Hurricane Carla anniversary. Mentions include Mrs Leroy Gardner recalling old hurricane days, Glenn Young assisting, James Colley with Lakeview Melbalis Assembly, Beverly Bargainer home from hospital, Tammie Fayle at a Humble bank payday, the Meyers moving to Roswell NM, Corrie Laughlin reading to hospitalized husband, E S Kline on a daughter's upcoming wedding, Texora Satterwhite chatting, Bert Gresham receiving a Washington official letter, Renny Moskowitz seeking county judge vote rules, Karl Harvey summer work, Hi Stewart boating accident near Highlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Young
the Sun
Leroy Gardner
Mapleton
James Colley
Lakeview Melbalisl Assembly
Cedar Bayou
Beverly Bargainer
Tammie Fayle
Wayne Kitchel
Milton Meyer
Roswell
N. M
Baytown
E. S. Kline
Texora Satterwhite
Bert Gresham
Washington
Renny Moskowitz
Commissioners Court
Karl Harvey
Hi Stewart
San Jacinto Rive
Highlands
Raytowe
Bill
Walker and Connally campaign aides to run drive here
Ward and Walker announced as front line organizers for John Connally for Governor in Baytown and Gulf Coast counties. Walker, a Baytown sports figure and conservative Democrat, will coordinate campaign activities with local clubs and the Baytown Refinery workforce. Ward, Baytown councilman and long time Democrat leader, will head headquarters in Baytown after his trip to the Democratic convention. They plan to mobilize voters, organize events, and build support for Connally in the upcoming gubernatorial race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Connally
Connally
W. L. (Dub) Ward
Jack Walker
Ward
Baytown
Co- Walker
Conservivon
Bay City
Harris County
Wil Walker
Bayshore Red
Walker
Reel and Gun Club
Liberal
Men's Chibs of Texas
Texas Gulf Coast
Cameron
Tex
Milam County
University of Texas
University of Houston
Humble Oil
Redidate
Trinity Epis
Popal Church
Gin
Lois
Ben
Lee
Jimmy
Sandra
el Paso
Bay- Ward
Rosenberg Town
Beaumont Man Dies In Auto Crash Near Here
Eugene Hugo Menge 65 of Baytown died when his station wagon collided with a tractor trailer at Highway 146 and Interstate 10 near Beaumont. His wife 65 was critically injured. The crash occurred during the Labor Day weekend as Menge attempted to enter the highway from a feeder road. The truck carried a steel oil field tank. Both Menge and his wife were taken to Gulf Coast Hospital. Mrs Menge remained in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Breatiard Way
Baytown
Humble Oil
Eugene Hugo Menge
Morris
Menge
Travel Fining Co
Wescalder Road
Beaumont
Alvin
Gulf Coast
Interstate 10
C. E.I
Chuck
Chambers County
Esplanade
Charles Ray Pillow
Pasadena
Pillow
Ira Anruel Rmu
Baytown Sun
Phil
Meladelphia
Clyde M. Price
Houston Ball Club
Philly
Bobby
Carl Hoffman
Texas City
Humble
Earthman Funeral Home
Williams Funeral Home
Jinx Winner Calls for Witch Doctor to Replace Craft
Bobby Bayliss age 12 and MW Wilenna Randi named winner in Beaumont event. The Menge car used seat belts but none were fastened during the accident, according to investigators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craft
Bobby Bayliss
Robert A. Bayliss
Wilenna Randi
World News Scan Reflects US Policy and Ports of Tension
A mixed international and domestic briefing notes Pentagon planning on land use concerns, FDA probes acetophenetidin amid kidney damage reports, and threats linked to desegregation in Butala Catholic school. U.S. weighs new military aid to neutralist Combella against Viet Cong, while South Viet Nam sees Communist gains. Senate Judiciary hinges on four big steel firms and disclosing costs. Kitsain Venus space shot reportedly failed. fragments orbit Earth. Balic Sotasses to testify Sept 1, potentially ending Senate Agriculture probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Gore
South Vietnau
Senate Judiciary Committee
Congress
Senate
Jim Hale Named General Manager of Baytown Sun
James H. Hale 25 has been named vice president and general manager of The Baytown Sun, becoming No 2 to publisher Bill Hartman. Hale, former editor and publisher of the La Porte-Rayshore Sun, will also oversee Gulf Coast publishing affiliates as Hartman notes his varied daily and sales experience. He and Hartman partner in the La Porte venture and reside in Baytown with two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Hale
Suffolk
Daily News
Baytown Sun
Hale
Gulf
Bill Hardman
Baylor University
Young Hartman and Hale
la Porte Venture
Baytown
Henderson
Baylor
Lufkin
Texarkana
Tyler County
Weertville
Jim
Sun
Hartman
Hales
Bill Hartman
Sim Sines
Addinson i
la Porte
Ta Porte
Bayshore
NASA
Colts Jinx Formula: Wild Doctor Coach Required?
A reader’s letter proposes an extreme superstition based plan to break the Philadelphia jinx by hiring a wild doctor as coach and requiring rabbits feet and a black cat omen for each Colts at bat. The note ends noting a Jinx winner feature on page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jinx
Philly
Bulletin FT Har ley Miles dies in accidental electrocution
Polk Louisiana AP reports 96 year old Harley Miles of Attahujo Texas was electrocuted Friday night while working at his house trailer near the area post. The incident occurred as he tended to repairs, authorities said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Fulkerson
South Third
Robert E. Lee High School
Ft, Polk, la
Harley Miles
Attahujo
Tex
Ariy Post
Wrecker Driver Charged With Running Stop Sign
Baytown wrecker driver James H. McKinney of 1315 Burbank faced a corporation court charge after Patrolman Ronald Cooper stopped him for running a stop sign at Alexander Drive and Highway 146. McKinney, previously license revoked for multiple minor mishaps, posted a $10 cash bond and was released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
James H
Jimmie) McKinney
Burbank
R. H
Bo) Turner
McKinney
Ronald Cooper
Alexander Drive
Highway 146
Cooper
Coopjer
Tater
AA Veruity Eieien
Turner
Roy Montgomery
Teg
Tgcieng Boverning
School Board approves higher insurance plan for district
The School District Board voted to retain a previously accepted insurance plan raising the five year premium to about 120000. Insurance head David Y Arnett said earlier plans were rejected as too low and warned about glaring errors in coverage to be corrected by three agencies with commissions split among all qualified firms. Opponents argued a broader spread among agents could pressure settlements after losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Insurance Committee
Kids On Last Fling Before School Starts
Baytown public and parochial schools prep for first classes Tuesday with 12,000 public and 400 parochial pupils registered last week. Total coverage listed at $11,460,500. five year premium estimated $143,724.53. One holiday short week before classes resume, with Labor Day and Thanksgiving noted in coverage plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Optyshels
A. R
von) Stark
L. D
William
Baytown
H. Bridges
Clifton Adams
Arnett
Jim Bond
General Adjustment Bureau
Arnett Point
Baytonians Observe Quiet Labor Day Holiday Coastline area reduces activity
Baytown will be largely quiet on Labor Day Monday with stores and industries closing. Only a few service stations, grocery and drug stores plan to stay open. Most employers take the day off and several companies along the channel will operate on skeleton crews. City, county, and federal offices, post offices, and banks will close. The Baytown Sun prints as usual. The emergency chief urges safety, reminding boaters and fishermen to use life preservers, stay within speed limits, and drive carefully to prevent drownings and accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Rocery
Humble Oil and Refining Co
United Rubber and Chemical Co
Texas Eastern
Consolidated Chemical Co
Huber Corp
DuPont
Navy Plane Shot At By Castro Boats
The Navy plane on a training mission 15 miles north of Cuba was fired on by two small boats believed Cuban. The White House warned Castro officials that U.S. crews will shoot back in future encounters over international waters. No crew members were hurt, and the incident heightens Cold War tensions as reports of Russian arms landings in Cuba surface.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cuba
White House
Fidel Castro
State Department
Florida
Nemibene Ood
Ashi
Ebay
Havana
Castro
U.S
United States
NAVY
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Parents Council Meets
Mont Belvieu Rebekah Lodge No
Barbers Hill
Marcus Lee Simmons
William L. Martin
Bayton
Travis Moses
Richmond
Tampa
Fla
Sterling Municipal Library
Billford
Galveston
Wayne Connally
Craet
Connally Drive
Gloria Hanson
Corporation Court
W. L
Dub) Ward
Police Administration
South Main
Here
Texas Property Owners
Pentagon Considuention
Food and Drug
FBI
Koma Catholic School
Butasla
Kitsain
Venus
Earth
Balic Sotasses
Agriculture Department
Jim Hale
Bama
Newcastle
Nancy
Raw
Cama
Bulletin
Detroit
Stanley Yvelonek
Yelonek
Michael
Lynn
Skippy
Bobby Brown
Neighbor
David
Kenneth
Alga Kelonek
W. B. McGregor
Baytown Emergency Corps
Castro Boats
Terry Orr
At. Marks Methodiat
Alan Ervin
Grace Methodiat
Ateetrock Whity
Cappenter
Raytown
An- Thetis
Cemtatea
Pierre
Petty Wilts
St. Dante Erie
Jews Faliis
Gres Mathvete
Tim Preme
Ite
Vance Crees
Erry Ome
Wiber — Mom
Teres Meme
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