Dora Sweeps Florida Aims At Georgia By Red Siller
Dora the hurricane plowed across northern Florida smashing St Augustine and Jacksonville with fierce winds and high tides. It moved west toward the Panhandle and north toward the Atlantic coast threatening Georgia South Carolina and the Gulf coast. Officials warned of 10 to 15 inches of rain in parts of Georgia and northern Florida with widespread flooding and power outages in Jacksonville and St Augustine. Emergency powers were sought to declare a disaster area as damage runs into tens of millions.
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Fla
Dora
Florida
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Panhandle
Atlantic
South Carolina
Georgia
Apalachicola
Cedar Key
Gulf Coast
Pensacola
Charleston
S.C
Myrtle Beach
Brunswick
Gulf
Tallahassee
Farris
Bryant
Jacksonville - St. Augustine
Weather Bureau
Sarasota
Miami
Jacksonville Beach
St. Johns
National Guard
SUN Spots and campus events fill local listings
Local notices include a Phi Delta Lambda sorority meeting at 7 30 p m on Thursday at Mrs Mary Ann Gregory s home 143 Caness Lee College places tests at 8 30 a m Friday for adult education courses with 4 already tested. next Monday starts classes. Deputy Constable Reserve Unit of Precinct 3 meets 7330 Bam at Chamber of Commerce. Gulf Coast Gun Club holds work day at Barnaloo Road range. Lee College cafeteria expands hours 7 a m to 7 p m weekdays with meals by Charles Larahee s class. Knights of Columbus lounge dance 9 p m Saturday for members only. Army Pvt Raymond Wooten from Baytown completes Two week render sumn at Fort Polk Non Commissioned Officer Academy. Weather mostly warm and partly cloudy with afternoon thundershowers. Galveston tides high 1 28 a m 6 20 a m and 9 33 p m. low 1 10 pm.
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Fort Polk
Raymond 4. Wooten
Henry Wooten ‘Jr
Baytown
Tyne
Around Town Highlights and Local Social Notes
Mrs Ronnie Alexander and daughter Cheri Kay await her husband’s home duty tour due Oct 5. Petty Officer Alexander travels the world on USS Enterprise. Mr and Mrs R C Flowers and Mrs Oscar Flowers return to Dallas after visiting. Mrs Archer Hale in Baytown. Mrs Oscar Flowers mother of Mrs Hale and R C Flowers. Mrs R F Dial near finishing her special projects. Mrs Exis Broussard travels to her favorite beauty parlor. Eddie Krenick praises Mrs Shirley Wright Baytown’s meter maid, Mrs Etoile Hale, and Marion Fellnorine at the same checkout. H T Head spots a black jetter bug in the right place. J A former Baytonian Liz Rubey acted in Daght of the Iguana as a schoolteacher on the bus tour. S A White contributes his stamp column. First anniversary of the Chamber of Commerce weekly luncheons this week, Daye Moore, Yeporis.
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Ronnie ‘Alexander
Cheri Kay
Alexander
Enterprise
R C. Flowers
Oscar Flowers
Dallas
Archer Hale
Baytown
Hale
R. C. Flowers
R. F. Dial
Exis Broussard
Eddie, Krenick
Eis
Shirley
Wright Baytown
Etoile Hale
Arion
Fellnorine
H. T
Liz Rubey
Rusk Faults Goldwater Seal on Foreign Policy
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said Goldwater’s foreign policy statements show a basic lack of understanding of the president’s responsibilities in war and peace. He noted Goldwater warned of crises before the election and mused Cuba as a possible flashpoint, while ridiculing claims about Indonesia and Congo. The issue remains whether a new foreign policy choice is offered by Goldwater versus the bipartisan lines in place.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Barry Goldwater
Rusk
Seattle
Goldwater
Sen. Goldwater
Johnson
Miller Questions Honest Election Second Time
Providence AP report on Rep. William E. Miller questioning the 1964 election’s honesty. He warned against a sham process, urged votes counted on election night in Chicago and Texas, and suggested Lyndon Johnson may prefer tampering. He tied concerns to Illinois 1950s history and Chicago Democratic control.
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Providence
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Republican Party
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New York
Manchester
GOP
Barry Goldwater
Chicago
Texas
Rutland
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Lyndon — Johnson
Illinois
Zeven
Lyndon Johnson
Republicans Not Me Too Says Barry On Foreign Policy Critique
Senator Barry Goldwater rebuked President Johnson in a Seattle speech calling the GOP not a me too party and criticizing foreign policy. He warned Democrats over crises used for political gain and urged vigilance before the election. He spoke in Seattle and planned Boise and Minneapolis stops as crowds paid $1 a ticket.
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Wash
Barry
Goldwater
Johnson
Idaho
Montana
Minnesota
Republican Party
Coliseum
Boise
Great Falls
Mont
Minneapolis
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Hubert H. ‘Humphrey
Lyndon ‘B. Johnson
Los Angeles
West
Jong
GOP
Cove Woman Dies At 88 in Cove Texas
Mrs. Martha Amelia Fisher aged 88 died Thursday morning at the home of her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Isaac M Jones 232 W Republic Born April 14 1876 in Cove she was a Hie Jong resident of Cove and longtime Mont Belvieu Church of Christ member Survivors include two daughters Mrs Harry J Traverse and Mrs Jones two sisters Mrs Alice Grant and Mrs Jose Paine Williams four grandchildren and nine great grandchildren Funeral arrangements will be announced by Paul A Lee Funeral Home
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Isaac 'M. Jones
W. Republic
Cove
Fisher
Jones
Mont Belvieu
Alice Grant
Texas City
Jose- Paine Williams
Paul A. Lee
First day fall term LC enrollment hits 529
Registration at Lee College continued on Thursday with 529 students signing up on Wednesday. Total enrollment including pre-registration stands at 928 across academic, technical and vocational courses, excluding Manpower Development Training Act classes. Late registration runs Friday with hours split 8 am to 12 noon and 1 pm to 4 pm.
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Lee Coltstewas
Manpower Development Training Act
School Board Set for Audit Report Discussions
Two special school board meetings were scheduled with one closed to the public at 6 p.m. and the other open at 7:30 p.m. Supt. George Gentry said Charles W. Suesse of Hawthorn and Suesse will present recommendations on changes in school district business office operations. Suesse has studied procedures for months and the closed session will discuss personnel. Auditors and board committees have been streamlining accounting for more than a year.
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George Gentry
Charles W
Suesse
Wucating
Hawthorn and Suesse
Sue
Surge of legal actions and political probes dominate Our World Today
In Houston officials push faster mosquito control amid concerns over a polio scare said to be under control. A Senate probe into a $35,000 payoff by former ambassador Matthew W. McCloskey nears. Democrats and Republicans clash over who runs the inquiry. National chatter centers on Kennedy’s aeronautics incident and a Korean press control debate. A presidential candidate calls for Johnson to divest TV holdings as a fatal pipe line accident in Texas unfolds. United Auto Workers and Chrysler reach terms amid wage talks, just as Ford wage drives begin.
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Senate
Democratic Fund
Matthew W. McCloskey
Inc
Bobby
Repubicans
Truce Sought After Two Die in Livestock Boycott
The Wisconsin NFC dispute turns deadly as two members die when a cattle truck lurches forward while demonstrators block the Equity Cooperative yards in Bonduel. Gov Reynolds and NFC chief Oren Le Staley plan talks Friday to seek a peaceful holding action while urged price efforts continue.
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Wis
National Farmers Organization
Wisconsin
John Reynolds
Oren le Staley
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Staley
NFO
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Strucker
Janesville
Tne
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Orforiville
Bank County Sheriff's Office
Milwan
Prihicon Township
Evercenpel Wimmsin
Dodge County Sheriff's Office
Reynalts
Corning
NFC
Equity Cooperative Livestock Sales Association
Howard Falk
Bonduel
Melvin L. Lee Trnee
Boys Facing Auto Theft Charges Disappear Again
Two Baytown youths, aged 14 and 15, who last July eluded police after a 36 hour East Texas car theft spree returning four stolen vehicles, again disappeared. They were due before Harris County Probation Department juvenile court for charges of auto theft and related felonies. Police noted prior thefts included four cars, a billfold theft from Memorial Stadium, and a Holiday Inn car theft. A report also lists a reel and reel valued at $62 stolen from Terrell Baker’s garage. Local officers investigated disturbances and public drunkenness arrests.
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Baytown
East Texas
Harris County Probation Department
Tts
Holiday Inn
Numero
City to Okay Record Budget in Baytown
Baytown City Council is set to approve a budget exceeding 2.9 million at a public hearing at city hall. The meeting will also include adoption of next year’s tax rate and a proposal to buy 19 walkie talkie radios from Baytown Refinery’s Type OW and Refining Co.
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Baytown City
City Hall
OW and Refining Co
iBayavn
Friendly Fox Awaits Owners Near Indiana and Ohio Streets
A small gray fox wandered into a garage near Indiana and Ohio Streets at about 3:15 pm Wednesday. Officers identified it as a domestic pet and urged owner pickup as residents reported multiple calls about a roaming fox in the area.
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Indiana
Oho
Hugeins Street
RY Tankersty
Foo
C F Jones Elected President Of Humble Oil And Refining
Charles F. Jones of Baytown has been elected president of Humble Oil and Refining Company. He succeeds 121K Jamieson who resigns to join Standard Oil of New Jersey. Jones joined Humble as a Baytown refinery engineer in 1937 and rose through engineering economics and manufacturing roles. He holds BA and MA in chemistry and is a registered professional engineer. He and his wife Edith Temple Houston have two children.
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Charles F. Jones
Baytown
Humble Oil and Refining Company
Carl E. Reistle Jr
Jones
121K
Jamieson
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Barrett
Chemis ¢ University
Humble
Jersey Standard
New York
Houston
Tulsa
Esso ‘Research
Linden
N.J
Tau Beta Pi
Phi Lambda Epsilon
Sigma Chi
Amoetican Petroleum Institute
Senate cloture defeat stalls Supreme Court reapportion case
In Washington the Senate failed to invoke cloture on debate over the Supreme Court reapportionment decision. Only 30 senators supported ending debate while 63 opposed, blocking the two-thirds requirement for closing the discussion on the petition led by Republican floor leader Dirksen.
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Senate
Supreme jCourt
Si Everett ME Dirksen
Miinois
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