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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1963

Page

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Dance Tonight at Knights of Columbus Hall

A dance is scheduled at the Knights of Columbus Hall Saturday night from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. with Hal Kidder and his orchestra. Admission is 3 per couple. Maj. Earl D. Downing and Maj. Billy Tubbeville attend a 3S.week course for officers at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.

Knights of Columbus Hall Hal Kidder Earl D. Downing Willis G. Downing Bayou Road Rosa G. Schwarz Vernon Tex Billy ©. Tubbeville Coye L. Tubbleville la Porte U.S. Army Command and General Staff College Fort Leavenworth Kan

Local Family News and School Start Notes

Clara O Quinn visits Beau mont for first time since Hurricane Carla while 13 year old grandniece Willie Bee O Quinn recalls a schoolhouse stay with Baytown refugees. Curtis Blackford returns from Michigan and Kentucky. Morris couple celebrates 11th anniversary at 209 Lafayette. Sue Sublett returns from Dallas to start San Jacinto Elementary while Fernie Davis returns from a 1800 mile trip and enters Lee College. Jack Hartt recovers in hospital and Steve Easley resumes football practice after illness.

Willie Bee O'Quinn Clara O' Quinn Beaumont Carla Baytown Curtis Blackford Michigan Kentucky H. E. Morris Lafayette la Jean Sue Sublett D. Flett Dallas San Jacinto Methodist Hospital Steve Easley

250 Perish In Brazilian Fires

At least 250 people perished and 38,000 were left homeless as wind driven fires swept tinder dry pine forests in Parana Brazil. Gov Ney Braga appealed for aid while Brazilian and U S teams ferried firefighters food and blood plasma to the drought struck coffee region. Forty nine bodies were recovered and the death toll likely to rise. Col Italu Cortes, director of the fire fighters, reported from Curitiba.

Rio DE Janeiro Brazil Parana U.S Ney Braga Col Ttalu Cortes Curitiba Sao Paulo

Paul Quinton Banquet Set for Baytown Honor

Paul Quinton will be honored at a community dinner at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the Monday Hill. Lester Alford says Quinton is the Texas Optimists’ Young Texan of Monti, nominated by the Haytown Optimists Club. The Baytown Optimists, Chamber of Commerce, The Baytown Sun, and the Monday Inn organize the event. He will receive an engraved key chain, a wrist watch, and a plaque. More than 100 people are expected. Monday is Paul Quinton Day proclaimed by Mayor Lee Liggett.

Paul Quinton Lester Alford Optimist District Quinton Texas Optimists Baytown Lee Liggett

Observers honor Perry on South Bass Island voyage

Officials from the United States and Canada meet on South Bass Island in Lake Erie to observe nearly 150 years of peace and honor Lt Oliver Hazard Perry, a 28 year old Navy officer whose genius helped end the War of 1812.

United States Canada South Bass Island Lake Erie Oliver Hazard Perry

Baytown Man Injured In One Car Accident

J R Hill aged 49 of Baytown was injured in a one car crash at the intersection of Texas Ave and 73 Beach Road at about 7 03 pm Friday. He sustained bruises and possible rib fractures and was pinned under the wheel until Baytown police arrived. He was admitted to Gulf Coast Hospital and later charged with driving while intoxicated in Justice of the Peace Brown's Court.

J. R. Hill Raccoon Drive Gulf Coast Hospital Texas Ave Beach Road Hill Baytown Justice of the Peace M.M Brown's

Storm Before The Lull In Baytown School Reopenings

Baytown district braces for a return to class as 11 612 district children and 1 300 Lee College students prepare for Monday 8 20 a m start. Registration at the college runs 9 a m to 1 p m through Tuesday with a 6 30 p m School and College Ability test in the auditorium. Freshmen should have transcripts and test results ready. Over 400 of 1 200 Lee students already pre registered in August.

Nat King Cole Baytown Lee College Lee

New Miss America Will Reign Tonight

Atlantic City AP reports final Miss America pageant stages as 40 semifinalists compete after preliminary rounds. Judy Short Alabama and Rosanne Tuckler District of Columbia led swimsuit and talent, with Short playing Hora Staccato on marimba. Both seek five finalist spots before tonight’s questions and final ballots.

Atlantic City Alabama District of Columbia Columbia New York Cant Judy Short Rosanne Tuckler Judy Birmingham Birmingham Southern College Lovely Jacqueline Mayer Sandusky Ohio Nancy Fleming Michigan

Wallace Faces Court Date Over Alabama School Closings

Gov. George Wallace confronts a new legal clash as federal judges order why he should not restrain his interference with Birmingham and Huntsville schools. Negros seek to reopen desegregated schools while Wallace plans secret actions, with hearings set Monday and Thursday on restraining orders and injunctions.

Birmingham Ala George Wallace Alabama Wallace Huntsville U.S Young Hereford U.S. Dist Leybourn H. Lynne Birmingham School Dwight Floyd Armstrong Lynne University of Alabama Segal Walter Gewin Tus

Judge Upholds School Ban On Accused Slayer

In Eastland Texas Judge Turner Collie denied ordering Cisco High School to enroll Nathan Curry 18 who is to stand trial October 14 for the beating death of Florence Hussey 53 a church secretary. Curry's attorney said an appeal would follow.

Eastland Tex Turner Collie Cisco High School Nathan Curry Curry John Watts Odessa Coltie Florence Hussey First Baptist Church Cisco Palo Pinto County D. M. Roach Walls

Patricia Gerbig Receives $2000 Scholarship to UH

Patricia Gerbig, a Baytown student with high marks and part time work, will attend the University of Houston on a Retail Merchants Association scholarship of 2000 to 2090 dollars. The award supports business administration or retailing majors and offers training with member merchants. Gerbig earned honors as a student educator and DE club leader at Robert E. Lee High School and Lee College night courses.

Nettie Laird Robert EB. Lee High School Mrs. Laird Wanda Orton Lee College Schoo Patricia Gerbig University of Houston Patricia Credit Bureau of Baytown Robert E. Lee High School al Patricia U of F Retail Merchants Association of Trousten Merchant Association Leslie Couch REL Strickler jClib Judy Hollingsworth Strickers Couch Robert Capps Maranne Bridges Mary Petway Bobby Tullos Merlene Parker W. J. Gerhig Nolen Road U of H Houston Lucille Strickler Higk School Tre College Dusimesa Womax

Test Ban OK Appears Sure

Senate leaders expect overwhelming support for the limited nuclear test ban treaty despite opposition from Chairman Richard B Russell and others. Notes say at least two thirds are needed for ratification after weeks of debate. Some senators signaled timetables, reservations, and possible postponement of effectiveness involving Soviet and allied security concerns.

Senate Mansfield Richard B. Russell Armed Services Committee Washington Mike Mansfield Senate Armed Services Committee Russell Georgia Soviet Union Great Britain Barry Goldwater R-Ariz Cuba Russell B. Long D-Va United States

City Council Approves Baltimore? No, Baytown Planning Ordinance

The Baytown city council approved a seven member planning commission and appointed five members to serve. The panel will work with the city planner to shape the master plan, review subdivisions, and ensure compliance with city ordinances. Appointees include Hinson, Beverly, Zorn, Bridges, and Hale, with terms two years for four members and one year for three. Two seats remain to be filled.

Baytown W. D Bil) Hinson Bob Beverly Joe Zorn J. J. Bridges L. A. Hale Hinson Bridges Ethyl Corp Beverly Zorn Hale Houston Lighting and Power Co Lee Liggett Tommy Cook Jack Huron Velma Ansley J. B. LeFevre George Chandler J. Nelson” Ash Bernard Johnson Engineers, Inc Houston Johnson Earty Hosi Chessman Planning Commission Ash Vincen Ansley Liggett Council

Turncoat, Family in Kong Kong Return to U S

AP reports Scott L. Rush of Marietta Ohio arrived in Hong Kong after ten years in Red China with his Chinese wife and daughter Betty Jean. He plans to return to the United States with Helen Rush and the child, carrying a 3.4 Hong Kong dollar bank check. Rush is one of 3 remaining from an original 21 American defectors. one died there.

Hong Kong U.S Rush China Lowell D. Skinner Akron Ohio Albert Belhomme Ashland Belhomme Belghomme United States Belgium Morris Wills Fort Ann Witliaand White Clarence C. Adams Memphis,Tenn Harold Webb Fort Pierce Fla John B. Dep Baltimore

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