Longacre Training Johnston In Hawaii News
Sun Spots reports Dan G Longacre, son of Mr and Mrs Hugh B Johnston Sr, sent to Hawaii for two months of training in the First Marine Brigade as part of ROTC. The piece also notes university corps totals, a teen canteen event, a new Girl Scouts building, a death in Texarkana, a western dance, nurses meeting, and personnel reassignment.
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Longacre
Johnston
Hawaii
Dan G. Longacre
Hugh B. Johnston
Harris County
Cabaniss
Force Reserve
University
Hugh B
Arkansas
Westman
Johnston Sr
Whartor County Junior College Pioneers Action and Local Notes
Bay town players CG. G. Cezeaux Tommy Yates and Woody Duncan star for the Pioneers with Cezeaux at right guard Duncan at tackle and Yates praised as a wizard. Red Hussar cadence noted by Jackie Hooper. Gander crowd upset as halftime ends before Lee Brigadiers perform. Wanda Albright attends the game while Mrs. Stanley McCune seeks information. Houston reporter Carl Hooper hospital patient. Kevin Roberson marks his fifth birthday. Mrs. J. M. Pierce plans Morrell Park Chuck Wavon Supper on Oct 6. Dunaway and James lose to a powder puff squad. Martha Tucker and friends listed. Yvonne and Kimberly Kitchel miss Wayne Kitchel while he works in Louisiana.
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G. Cezeaux
Tommy Yates
Woody Duncan
Baytown
Whartor County
The
Pioneers
Cezeaux
Duncan
Yates
Jackie Hooper
Red Hussar
Gander
Lee Brigadiers
Wanda Albright
Stanley McCune
Houston
Carl Hooper
Kevin Roberson
J. M. Pierce
Morrell Park
Chuck Wavon
Robert Dunaway
Danny James
Martha Tucker
Dianne Anderson
Becky Ledbetter
Jan Barringer
Karen West
Yvonne
Kimberly Kitchel
Wayne Kitchel
Louisiana
Port Arthur Quells Lee Revival 26-10
Baytown and Port Arthur clash in a high scoring football game with Port Arthur edging Baytown 26 to 10. Key plays include Charles Wilson gaining 159 yards on 14 carries and Chris Bray's interception thrusting Port Arthur ahead. Baytown led 3-0 late in the first half, but Port Arthur dominated after the third quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Woods
Baytown
Port Arthur
George Ferguson
Spring Branch
Loffense
Yellow Jackets
Charles Wilson
Chris Bray
Wilson
Bray
Gander
Richard Hargraves
David Conway
Ganders
Ragan Gennusa
Ted Lilliedahl
Tvevard
Thirgraves
Gennusa
Tommy Daniels
Robert Oliver
Danny Bell
Gemusa
Lilliedahl
Oliver
George Rincon
Rincon
Margraves
Richard Gresham
Conway
Fall Arrives Early In Baytown
Autumn came early to Baytown Friday with a 86 degree high marking the coolest Sept 21 in 20 years. A high pressure area moved from the Mississippi Valley to the Gulf Coast cooling temps, while a 68 degree low tied for the warmest early fall reading in years. Temperatures are expected to rise again by Sunday as winds shift south, with highs near 89 and humidity up.
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Baytown
Mississippi Valley
Gulf Coast
Parades Cancelled After Explosions Kill Five in Ghana
Parallel events mark President Kwame Nkrumah’s birthday with torches when blasts injure 42 and disrupt celebrations. West Germany plans to pay 1.2 billion dollars over two years for U S arms and services as talks continue with France and Italy. Labor contract extended indefinitely between Machinists Union and Lockheed, averting a threatened strike. Obituary notes Major oil operator Thomas W. Blake dies in his sleep at his Houston area home. Kennedy marks Emancipation Proclamation anniversary by urging it be seen as a beginning. DOJ pursues contempt charges against Mississippi officials as vigil continues. Emergency study to remove 1100 tons of chlorine from a sunken Mississippi River barge near Natchez. Atty Sam Borris suggests keeping county and independent school superintendent roles at once. Writer Cummings leaves New York Probate filing. Justice Harlan says newspapermen should get legal training before court coverage. Soviet reports say harvest in Leningrad region is unsatisfactory. Police recover battered picture-frame fragment from London guitar tied to missing landscape Valued at 14000.
Cuba And U S Swap Risks War Clash At U N
In a tense General Assembly session the United States and the Soviet Union accused each other of courting war over Cuba. Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko charged U S aggression toward Fidel Castro and warned that an attack would mean war, while Adlai Stevenson countered that Moscow spurs peace threats by arming Cuba and supporting refugees for attacks. He said the threat comes from Soviet arms and personnel pouring into Cuba.
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United Nations
N.S
United States
Soviet Union
Cuba
General Assembly
Andrei A. Gromyko
Dean Rusk
New York
Gromyko
Fidel Castro
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Windows At Barber Shop Too Clean Causes Accident
Fred Baker, after a haircut at Trophy Barbers Shop in Texas, walked into a four by eight foot plate glass window beside the door. The impact tore a hole, cut his wrist requiring stitches, and left him blaming the unusually clean and open doorway. Owner Jimmie Carpenter said the door is usually closed for air conditioning but was open due to cool weather. Baker lives at 3310 Massey Tompkins Road.
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Fred Baker
Trophy Barbers
Texas
Baker
Massey- Tompkins Road
Jimmie Carpenter
Children Escape Garage Fire In Baldridge Home
Fire gutted a large two story frame house at 712 Morrell as gasoline spilled from a start in the garage. Four to five children ages three to four, including two Baldridge grandchildren, escaped with a babysitter reporting the blaze started when a gasoline can was overturned. Flames spread through the garage to the second story after fumes reportedly ignited by a water heater. Neighbors heard an explosion like sound from the heater as the house filled with smoke and flames.
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Morrell
Joan
Shea Ae
Baldridge
Atridges
James G
L. V. Bailey
Bailey
Baldridges
Carbon Monoxide Used At Pound in Baytown
Baytown humane officers Roy Tankersley and Scott Smith run the city pound and dispose of about 400 dogs monthly. Dogs are kept seven days for owners to claim, then euthanized with carbon monoxide in a freezer while water filters out fumes. The city allows a $5 fee for reclaiming dogs, and about three unclaimed pets are adopted or saved monthly.
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Blue Beathard Sun News
Roy Tankersley
Tankersley
Baytown
Humane
Scott Smith
Humane Divister
Bay Town
Rick
Tankerstey
Foo
Tank Schambher
Jersley
Smith
Act City
Ihumarie
Park Street
Noboly
Sraitht
Dawg
Coronation Of Queen To Cap Highlands Jamboree
Fifteen candidates compete at 7 30 p m Saturday for Jamboree Queen as the sixth annual Highlands Jamboree ends. A daylong program includes a parade at 10 a m with civic and commercial floats and school bands, a 11 a m horse show at Highlands Elementary, and a 4 p m barbecue meal. Contestants and sponsors listed with admission 74 cents for adults and 25 cents for children.
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Highlands Junior High
F. W. Brown
Mar
Shall
Adron Tec
Highlands Elementary School
Highlands’h Club
James A. Gentry
Willie Sherill Hooper
J. J. Pettis
Glenda Harper
Highlands Star
Meredith Curry
Bower Hardware
Dianne ‘Lippo
Tarmer Insurance
Patsy Parris
Tony’s
Karen Smith
Mooney’s Feed and Seed
Beverly Lowe
Sanders Cake Shop
Peggy Walker
Highlands Night Patrol
Argentine Tank Clash Shifts Sides in Buenos Aires Crisis
Rebels who had fought President Jose Maria Guido sent tanks into Buenos Aires at dawn to keep him in power. Gunfire echoed as World War II Sherman tanks clashed with troops loyal to Gen. Juan Carlos Ongania. The fighting began at Constitution Plaza with at least six dead and over two dozen wounded. The loyalists, led by Ongania, now claim to back constitutional government and elections, while the navy proposes a three man military junta to end the civil war threat, but Guido resists resignation amid intense pressure.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Jose Maria Guido
Juan Carlos Lorio
Guido
Constitution Plaza
Juan Carlos Ongania
Constitutional
Navy
Tose Maria
Legislators To Meet On Carla Claims
Harris County legislative delegation schedules a meeting for Friday October 12 at the World Trade Building Houston to gather information on insurance claims tied to Hurricane Carla. Criss Cole chairing the delegation says the event seeks data to aid resolving the issue with some insurers reportedly not cooperating. Delegation members include Cole Paul Floyd Bob Eckhart J C Whitfield Donald Shipley Don Garrison Henry Grover and Miller.
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Harris County
World Trade Building
Houston
John
Bud) Blackburn
Brownwood J
Criss Cole
Texas Senate
H. Muller
Cole
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Auto Men's OF
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W. J
Bil) Strickler
Te University
Fistry
Teen Canteen
Horace Mann
Cedar Bayou
San Jaents Girl Scouts Council
Commonwealth Ave
East Harting County
Jimmie Vathis
Michael Broomas
Texarkana
Kranedvon
Greece
ST. Jospen's Catholic Youth Organization
St. Joseph's School
East Harris
County Registered Nurses Society
June Gillis
Fleetwood
Louise Burke
Simon
Gerry W. Simon
Fort Hood
Frankfort
Germany
Army Quartermaster Corps
Mrs. W. B. Simon
MacArthur
Earthnan Funeral Home
Galveston
Ghana
Kwame Nkrunmah
West Germany
U. S
France
Italy
Machiniwis
Lockheed Aircraft
Roistle-Space
Kineral
Thoma W. Blake
Mouston
Kennedy
Negro. Dames
Meredith
Dustion Department
Pilveretty of
Mississippi
Mississippi River
Natches
Sam Borris
Alice
C. A. Thormaten
Utopia
John Marshall Harlan
Narvest
Leningrad
Russia
Moscow
London
James G. Baldridge
Highlands
Roy
Herman
Res
Wels Tonkerstiy
Carla
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