Sun Spots Joint Barbecue Hosts Knights of Columbus
ST AGNES Society invites members and families to a joint barbecue at 5 p.m. Sunday at the Knights of Columbus Hall 2600 W. Main. Also notes Houston Symphony openings by Sir John Barbirolli and the orchestra golden anniversary season events on Oct 21 22 in the Houston Music Hall. Bobby Light, son of D L Light, recovering from a broken leg after a Friday football practice. attends James Bowie Elementary and plays for the Colts in the Optimist League. The Lee College Ex-Students Association meeting is set for 5 p.m. Tuesday in the Lee College library.
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ST. Agnes Society
Knights of Columbus
W. Main
Symphony
John Barbirolli
Houston Symphony
Orchestra
Houston] Music Hall
Bobby Light
D. L. Light
Patsy
Gulf Coast Hospital
Bobby
Colts
James Bowie
Baytown events and weather roundup from local notices
Civil engineer W J Ruez spoke at the National Government Research Association in New Orleans on Program Evaluation Review Technique and Critical Path Method. Baytown groups prepare for officers installation and school boards plan conventions in Austin and Highlands. Weekend weather in Baytown is mild with 70 to 90 degrees. tides will be high at 5 38 am and 10 27 pm.
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Ruez Specks
W. J. Ruez I
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Baytown
National Government Research] ‘Association
New Orleans
One Hurdle Before Test Ban Ballot
Washington AP The Senate wrapped up general debate on the limited nuclear test ban treaty and faces a final hurdle before Tuesday vote on ratification Critics and supporters push to attach reservations to the pact which would ban underground nuclear tests Republican and Democratic leaders say they have enough votes to ratify by a large margin and defeat reservations One major reservation is Barry Goldwater's proposal to delay the treaty's effectiveness until the Soviet Union removes its Cuba base and weapons
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Washington
Senate
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Soviet Union
Cuba
Port Arthur shuts out Yellowjackets in late battle
Port Arthur tops Yellowjackets 12-0 as their defense clamped down. Sorgene led rushes with 128 yards and a 6.4 yard per carry average, while Billy Barker anchored the tackle. The Jackets failed to mount a consistent offensive surge in the stalwart effort.
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Port Arthur
Port
Arthur
Sorgee
Dwayne
Catalina
Yeldowns
Baytown
Billy Barker Alt
Walter Sorgee
Ganders Hold Off Baytown In Grinding 1960s Tilt
Port Arthur’s defense rose to clamp down Baytown as the Yellow Jackets managed only one late sustained drive. Charles Wilson scored the first TD from a yard out and Erroll Guidry and David Watts made key plays to thwart Baytown’s attempts. Baytown’s depth wore them down while Port Arthur ground out 54 yards for the clincher.
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Jaime Acosta
Butch Hubsbard
Port Arthur
Ganders
Baytown
George
C. E
Buckshot
Jacket
Wilson
Jackets
Tommy Sooy
Charles Redden
Mike Ferrell
Guy Black
Sergee
Port Artitur
Local notes glimpse Baytown events and health updates
Around Towns reports Arthur and Mrs Chasnoff returning from Nassau by jet. Linda Dean Ferrell is in San Jacinto Methodist Hospital Room 20 after an emergency appendectomy. Cub Scout Den Four moms led a Baytown Police Station tour with Deputy Morrison, Patrolman Rosier, FBI agent Ivy and Justice Brown. Barbara Tomek’s 48th birthday celebration. Baytown grocer C. Stephenson to leave Gulf Coast Hospital after heart attack recovery. Grover Edge and Jack Walker plan a Galveston conference with State Sen Schwartz. Dr Herbert H Duke back trouble again. W L Ward and Sea born Cravey travel to Uvalde. Dr Donald L Brunson and Raymond Donnelly visit friends after lunch. Mrs Roy Montgomery asks about a scroll.
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Arthur Chasnoff
Nassau
Linda Dean Ferrell
W. M. Ferrell
N. Jones
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Thomas. E. Antle
L. O. Casey
W. E. Warner
Cub Scout den Four
Baytown
James Irons
Sherif N
Grover Edge
Jack Walker
Galveston
A. BR. Schwartz
Herbert H- Duke
W. L
Dub) Ward
Seaborn Cravey
Uvalde
Donald L. Brunson
Raymond Donnelly
Roy Montgomery
Texas Corrections Unit Boss To Be LC Speaker
George J Beto director of the Texas Department of Corrections will speak at Lee College in a morning assembly at 10 13 a m Tuesday Dean Walter Rundell said he is the first of a five or six guest lecture series featuring authorities in various fields Also listed as organizers are faculty members Clarence Schultz Miss Peggy Haskell Alton Laird John Mitchell Charles Stephenson and student reps Gay McFarland Melanie Coburn David Smith John Nugent A freshman rep will be appointed soon Beto began penal work on the Texas Board of Corrections 1953 59 and became director March 1 1982 He studied Europe penal systems and has degrees from Valparaiso UT Concordia Seminary and Concordia College He was voted Texas Foundation Heritage Award man of the year 1958 for contributions to education programs
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Texas Department of Corrections
Lee College
Beto
Walter Rundell
Joseph Franz
Lee History
University of Texas
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Mont
Illncis
Valparaiso University
Indiana
Concordia Seminary
St. Louis
Austin
Austin Concordia College
Texas Foundation Heritage Award
Concordia Theological Seminary
Springfield
Minors Board of Pardons
Summer's Last Weekend Fading Showers Due In Texas
Skies were clear to partly cloudy in Texas as summer’s final weekend began with expected afternoon and evening showers across several sections. Temperatures stayed warm after a cool predawn. readings ranged from 60s to 70s with locales like Abilene Junction and Brownsville showing 73. Rain tied to Cindy stopped after McAllen saw up to 1.5 inches Friday. Port Acres levee in Beaumont-Port Arthur area remained safe after three days of pumping. Coast residents relaxed though wary of possible Cindy reform.
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Associated Press
Texas
Abilene One
Brownsville
McAllen
Port Acres
Beaumont-Port Arthur
Absent-minded professor blunders in wrong classroom
Lee College social science lecturer Wilson enters Room 201 instead of 202 with 41 students. He finds the mix up after a student notes the error and jokes about being the absent-minded professor. Clarence Schultz recounts a similar college tale of a professor delivering an hour lecture in the wrong room.
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Embry Wilson
Wilson
Lee College
Wwe
Clarence Schultz
Schultz
Bomhoff Family Reminisces on Quints Doctor in Aberdeen
Baytonians recall Dr James Berbos who delivered the Fischer quintuplets in Aberdeen, SD. The Bomhoff family credits him with early heart surgery for Elizabeth Bomhoff, now a Wartburg sophomore, and notes his dependable care during a hospital crisis.
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Baytonians
Quints
Aberdeen
S. D
James Berbos
Fischer
Harold C. Bom
World Leaders to Review South Vietnam Situation Next Week
President Kennedy orders Defense Secretary McNamara and Gen. Maxwell Taylor to travel to Saigon next week to assess the military situation in South Vietnam. The call comes amid mounting tensions as U.S. policy in the region faces scrutiny and potential shifts in strategy.
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Kennedy
Robert S. McNanmira
Gen
Maxwell Taylor
Saigon
South Vietnam
Police FBI Training Plan Is Scheduled Through Cooperation
Baytown Police Department will run an in service police training program starting in October and continuing through September with FBI Texas DPS and internal instructors. Courses include Report Writing Radio and Teletype Procedures Searches of Persons Premises and Automobiles Firearms Training Crowd and Mob Control Laws of Arrest Defensive Tactics and Investigative Techniques. Police Chief Bob Ford says ongoing in service training keeps officers current with changing laws and court rulings and strengthens public safety.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Baytown
FBI
Texas Department of Public Safety
Police Department
Bob Fordhe
City County Unity Panel Is Appointed
A seven member agenda committee was named by Harris County Commissioners Court to study combining city and county government operations. Houston Mayor Lewis Cutter heads the panel with mayors from La Porte Bellaire West University Place and Galena Park plus County Commissioner W Kyle Chapman and councilman Bob Webb. First meeting planned within a week.
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Harris County Commissioners Court
Baytown
Earl Lively
Mayors Land Council
Bill Elliott
Houston
Lewis Cutter
Harold P. Pfeiffer
la Porte
W. Kyle Chapman
Robert D. Watts
Bellaire
DuPree Holman
West University Place
Alvin Baggett
Galena Park
Robert S
Bob) I
Civil Defense
Public Service Department
Elliott
Week-Old Quints Weighed in Aberdeen
ABERDEEN SD AP The Fischer quintuplets all 15 pounds 10 ounces weighed for the first time at St. Luke's Hospital marking their first week. James Andrew, heaviest at 3 pounds 13 ounces, leads a set including Mary Ann born first at 2 pounds 4 ounces and Mary Magdalene Mary Catherine at 2 pounds each with Mary Margaret at 3 pounds 0 ounces. Doctors noted feeding scaled to weight with the boy receiving 12 cc of formula every two hours and the girls 9 cc each plus sterile water to clear pipes. Mrs Andrew Fischer expected to leave the hospital Monday to help care for the six children.
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Aberdeen
S.D
St. Luke's Hospital
James Andrew
Mary Ann
Mary Magdalene
Mary Catherine
Mary Margaret
James Berbos
Berbos
Andrew Fischer
Kennedy Moon Bid Wins Warm U.N. Reception
At the United Nations Kennedy’s proposal for a joint U S Soviet moon expedition drew cautious optimism from delegates amid hopes for easing Cold War tensions. Gromyko welcomed the tone but cited no firm stance pending study. Editorials in London and Bonn joined praise while Tass omitted the moon plan.
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U.N. General Assembly
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
U.S
United States
Cape Canveral
Congress
London
Bonn
Tass
Public hearing urged on shell dredging in bays
The Bayshore Club and other citizens urge attendance at a Austin hearing Sept 30 at 9 am on four dredging permits filed by Parker Bros Co W D Haden Horton and Bay Dredging and Towing Co to change shell dredging regulations for Galveston and Trinity bays The hearing before the new three man State Parks and Wildlife Commission will consider a seven year dredging plan previously vetoed by the old Game and Fish Commission The Bayshore Club faults the plan and fears automatic permit grants without public input if approved
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Bayshore Club
Galveston
Trinity
Austin
Clubstown
Austin Public
Houston - Based
Credging
Parker Bros. & Co
W. D. Haden Co
Horton & Horton
Bay Dredging and Towing Co
State Parks and Wildlife Commission
Texas Game and Fish Commission
Shell
Trinity Bays
Old Game and Fish Commission
Thell
Lost St Bernard Dog Described By Owner
Denver AP Jack Olsen says his lost St Bernard should be easy to locate. He describes the dog as swaybacked with a long mouse like tail, spotted coat, one red eye, and torn front feet.
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Denver (Ap
Jack Olsen
St. Bernard
District Schools Report 11 785 Pupils In District
Supt Robert E Gentry said Saturday total enrollment in the district excluding Lee College is 11 785, up 115 from last year. Lee College has 15 019 students, highest in 29 years, with regular courses ending Friday night. Cooks MDTA program starts Monday for 24 students and another MDTA course is planned.
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Lee College
George H. Gentry
Robert E. Lee High School
Carver High School
Horace Mann
Baytown
Cedar Bayou
Carver Junior High
Highlands
Anson Jones
Sam Houston
Ashbel Smith
David G. Burnet
William B. Travis
James Bowie
Lamar
Alamo
Stephen F. Austin
San Jacinto
DeZavala
Waller Rundell
Cooks
Pipeline School Opens at LC and UT in Spring Session
Lee College and the University of Texas will host the first week session of the School of Pipeline Technology starting at 10 a.m. Monday. The semi annual program welcomes students from around the world and U S petroleum hubs. A luncheon honors visitors with brief talks by Mayor Lee Liggett President Jack W Strickler of the Baytown Chamber of Commerce Dean Walter Randell of Lee College David Van Scoter of the Holiday Inn and UT coordinator James E Conway. Guests include Humble Pipeline Co officials and foreign students from Saudi Arabia China Iran and Colombia among others, with more students from Humble Pipeline and major pipelines listed.
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Lee College
University of Texas
School of Pipe Line Technology
U.S. Petroleum Centers
Tnn
Tthe
Lee Liggett
Jack W. Strickler
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Walter
Ren F. Oliver
Humble Pipeline Co
Subhi Sanur
Ahamed Ess Lemsely
Paul E. Johnson
Mohammed Mana
Saudi Arabia
K. J. Shih
Pei Cheng
China
Hadi_ Sahrakar
Iran
Donald Gaiter
Colombia
Alga A. Dunbar
Joe Craft
A. L. Ohtenberg
S. F. Falgot
R- D. Jones
Humble Pipeline
Edward
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