SUN Spots and Community Club Notices in Baytown Area
A list of local club meetings and civic items including Highlands HD Club at Mrs J J Wotipka 401 W Houston Highlands Play Night Baytown Rougit Riders Sept 19 Cedar Bayou Crosby Rd Carver PTA orientation for new teachers E F Green at school Craft area Medical Assistants East Harris County meet at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital Opti-Airs postponed to Sept 5 Spraying continues Malathion available no encephalitis cases City Council budget study 1964-65 car allowance and dues Lucky shopper Christina Fogarty Baytown Funeral Bessie Herring Livingston Police Wives Club Cedar Bayou Baptist Brotherhood meeting Baytown area visitors welcome.
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Methodist Hospital
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Weather outlook Partly cloudy and warm through Wednesday
Partly cloudy and warm weather continues through midweek with widely scattered daytime thunder. Temperatures are forecast to reach a high around 92 degrees on Tuesday and stay near the upper 80s to low 90s through the period.
Towns Around Martha Hemphill Joins The Sun As Women’s Editor
Labor Day marks Martha Hemphill starting work as The Sun's new women’s editor. Irene Lancaster visits her son and daughter in Galveston. The Busy page notes travels, visits, a court case in Austin, and staff changes.
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the Sun
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Elaine Fuselier
Austin
Bayou Association
Channelview
State Water Pollution Board
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Molly Banvers Sinclair
Mabie Coker
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Wreatha Oakes
Colorado
Sheri Lincecum
Sheri
Houston
Doris Haralson
RF. D. Burnside
Sun
Preston Pendergrass
Cleveland
Tenn
Charlie Isbell
Jimmy
Clyde MecEtms
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Bob Mortis
Wanda
Jack Elder
Acapulco
Mexico
Texas Traffic Toll Rises Over Labor Day Weekend
The Associated Press tally shows 39 deaths nationwide during the Labor Day period, with Texas recording part of the 523 traffic fatalities. The Safety Council warned a new high could occur as motorists travel home, noting 18 people perished in boating accidents and five residents drowned during the weekend. Howard Pyle, AP editor, cited cautious driving as a factor in staying below last year’s record 557. The 78-hour span ran from 5 p.m. Friday, Aug. 21, to midnight Monday, Aug. 24, with 24 fatal crashes and five drownings reported.
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Voted Out In Coast State India Faces Communist Threat
In Kerala the Congress government fell 72 to 50 on a no confidence vote with 15 dissenting Congress members siding with the opposition. Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri must decide between transferring Kerala to Communist control or rule from New Delhi under president's rule as protests mount over food shortages and rising prices. The no confidence motion follows a new Parliament session since Nehru's death.
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Washington
Ball of Fire Shocks EBayton Residents Near Midnight
Police field calls about an unidentified bright object lighting the sky for a moment around 1 30 pm. Witnesses Johny Bouton and Winky Tane describe a low sky flash as large as a valleyball and nearly hitting a car, prompting city inquiries into the mysterious event.
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Sadurds
Johny Bouton
Winky Tane
Koutlin
Jon
Makarios to seek terms on Soviet aid for Cyprus
Makarios plans a Moscow visit this week to press for concrete terms on a Soviet loan and potential military aid. Aide says the offer includes about 30 million dollars in credits, with conditions favoring self determination over union with Greece. The delegation may include ministers and the Cypriot ambassador to Moscow. Kyprianou could join after the U.N. debate.
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Two Entrance Tests Set At Lee College Registration Opens
Lee College announces registration for the fall term runs Wednesday and Thursday with hours 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Tests include the School and College Ability Test at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, and an adult education placement test at 8:30 a.m. Friday September 1. ATL tests are conducted in the college auditorium. Classes begin Monday September 14.
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Dean Rundell
Citizens National Bank Adds Six Drive In Windows
Citizens National Bank announces the installation of six new drive in windows expanding service. The upgrade aims to shorten wait times for customers and improve accessibility at the main branch downtown. Bank officials say the project was completed ahead of schedule.
Seaside Riot Threats Persist in Quiet Coastal Town
In Seaside Oregon a rainstorm dampened a third Labor Day riot cycle as about 700 youths clashed with police over two nights. No injuries were reported though windows were broken. damage estimated under 500 dollars. Police and National Guard arrested 20+ people on disturbance and riot charges. court appearances set. Nearby Orchard Beach incidents in the Bronx saw 100 youths throw beer, bottles, and sand at officers. 15 questioned, 14 charged.
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Lester Raw
Loew
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Orchard Beach
Bronx
Beseh Pitrol
Start To Court After Riots At Hampton Beach
Hampton Beach endured a Labor Day eve riot as about 10 000 teenagers clashed with state troopers local police and National Guardsmen for four hours. About 200 youths were arrested twenty injured and millions in property damage were reported before order was restored.
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Senators filed petition to shut off debate in Senate
Seventeen senators joined today in filing a petition to cut off debate in the Senate over the surname court’s legislative reapportionment decision. Under fe rules, the petition will come to a vote one day after the Senate meeting on Thursday.
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Everett M. Dirksen
Mlinds Plains
East Coast Braces As Dora Heads In Encephalitis
Houston health officer warns of about 10 more delayed deaths from encephalitis as the epidemic wanes. Sixteen to twenty cases had been confirmed or suspected, with a death in Acapulco of 63 year old Mrs. Jarry Wakefield after a Mexico trip. Dr Pigford expects the city to finish with around 100 proved cases and 15 suspected cases, awaiting final tallies.
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Rosh Hashanah Final Service at Congregation K Nasseth Israel
Observance begins with a final service at 6 p.m. Tuesday at Congregation K Nasseth Israel marking Rosh Hashanah. The observance week concluded with a closerv rice starting Sunday night.
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South Vietnam Premier Khanh Meets for Coalition Talks
Viet negotiators race to avert a breakdown as South Vietnam's premier Nguyen Khanh plans a provisional government under a strong committee led by Mink and Tran Khiem. Deadline looms as talks proceed toward a new leadership structure.
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Congo and global notes mix in a turbulent era
Fragmentary dispatches report Congo political shifts with Christophe Ghenye named premier amid tensions with insurgent groups in Kwihi Province. Entry on related regional clashes, Caribbean connections, and a hurricane anniversary. Mentions of U.S. figures and events interlace with a Senate debate on Supreme Court reapportionment, and a Dirksen maneuver.
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Burundi
Presidential Campaign Skirmish Opens 1964 Race
In Detroit and nearby states the first major clash of the 1964 campaign unfolds as Johnson and Goldwater spar over nuclear control, taxes, and civil rights. Johnson attacks on prosperity and peace while Goldwater promises a tax cut plan as both parties mobilize in early political rounds.
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Phoenix
Three-State Area Warned To Evacuate
Florida coastal residents from Melbourne to Cape Kennedy were told to evacuate as Hurricane Dora, packing 125 mph winds,advanced toward the peninsula. Forecasters warned of tides surging 1 to feet, with hurricane warnings stretching along 280 miles of coast through Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina. Emergency crews prepared as Dora grew in size, threatening to rival past storms and impacting preparations at Space Center Cape Kennedy.
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Resident 81 dies with rites Wednesday
Baytown resident of 20 years O Sullvan dies at 9 40 am Monday born August 24 1882 at Whitehall Texas. Survived by widow Iva Jeanette O Sullivan of Baytown three sons Tim M C O Sullivan and Ge Auln Nayval Baytown, five daughters E E Grace C L Gentine Tiny Glenn Balen of Merlong Calin, two sisters Rilke Lissman Dallas and Gussie Compton Bax town, five brothers W B O Sullivan J Es O Sullivan J P O Sullivan PLB O Sullivan RB N O Sullivan and 17 grandchildren seven great grandchildren. Funeral services at Pasadena Christian Church officiated by Rev. Dan Newlinz with Home.
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