Falcons Prepare For Game With Varied Lineup Adjustments
The Falcons unveil a nuanced two way lineup with Ronnie Still at right halfback and Dan Vara at fullback. Clements replaces Ferguson at left halfback while McAfee shifts defense. Coaching tweaks emphasize pass defense as both teams expect a robust ground game and uncertain air attack.
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Wuenschee
Gavrel
Ronnie
Dan Vara
Mike Clements
Falcons
Paul Ferguson
Clements
All City
Ferguson
I. the Falcon
Bill Atessis
George
Atessis
Milton Thompson
Bert Paulson
Barry Huggins
Danny, Dawsey
Lester Smith
Mitchamore
Howard Plagens
Dennis McAlfee
Plagens
McAfee
Richard Plato
Mark Kirkland
Dwight Denson
Mickey Tiner
Kenny Fenelon
Port Arthur
Pullen
Williams
Liz Herrera
Charlie West
Roscoe Zierlein
Charlie Hendricks
Richard Oliver
Bobby Warren
Marsh
Arthur Martinez
de Alan Acosta
Wild Dog Leader Becomes Eastern Shore Legend
SHAVOX Md AP A colossal snow white German shepherd roams pine forests near Shavox leading a 15 to 23 member wild dog pack. The beast has killed chickens dogs and rats and even deer. Ray Powell suffered a 293 chicken loss in the latest raid as Harry Powers county dog control officer pursues the pack for over three months with limited success.
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Shavox
Ray Powell
Harry Powers
Wicomico County
Ray
Lee College approves blanket salary increases for staff
The board discusses raising salaries to attract and retain faculty at Lee College. Current staff include Joan Guemple at 8,400 and Collum at 8,300 with a recent 100 raise after Guemple left. Rundell cites workload growth in technical programs and compares salaries to junior colleges nationwide and in-state levels. The motion to approve blanket increases for administrators and instructors was passed, with additional action on Collum and Duhton. Regents not present were Jim Black and L. Ed. Marsh.
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Lee College
Joan Guemple
Guemple
Collum
Rundell
Boatright
Theest
West
Texas’ Junior College
Southeast
Middle West
Roy D. Burnside
W. J
Bu) Strickier
Sylvester
Duhton
Burnside
Jim Black
L. Ed
Bud) Marsh
Johnson orders major overhaul of federal civil rights programs
President Johnson directed a sweeping reorganization to coordinate federal civil rights efforts and reduce discrimination. The move follows recommendations by Vice President Humphrey who said the aim is to get people out of each other’s way.
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Washington
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Wever Got Ok e Problems and Peyton Place
World Today reports Hurricane Carol spinning off shore with forecasters saying it will likely persist through Friday night but posing no land threat through Saturday. Pakistan troops violate India cease fire in two areas as Indian defense ministry charges. Charles Boyer travels from Paris to Los Angeles to plan funeral for his son Michael, 21, who shot himself. Soviet Union condemns United States as a regressor and calls for withdrawal from Vietnam. Pentagon discusses recruiting thousands of reservists in potential renewal of reserve forces. Senate expected to approve $1.785 billion for war on poverty.
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Turricane
Carol
Charles Boyer
Paris
Los Angeles
Anary
Micheal
City budget hike faces tax rise and service fee debate
Tax and sinking fund costs rise by 321000 and 363628, with nearly 390000 for debt service. Bonds totalling 3.015 million are planned to finance capital projects. A $1.43 tax rate is proposed, with 98 cents to general fund and 15 cents for general obligations interest and sinking. Citizens offered no comments. Council weighs annexing Baytown industry land for revenue and raising waste and sewer fees to cover service costs. A 25 cent monthly garbage fee passes 4 to 2, with 12,000 customers expected to yield 336000 annually, though a bid-delay reduces applicability to 1965-66.
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Lanham
Raymond Donnelly
Donnelly
Seaborn Cravey
Baytown
Clem Massey
Massey
Andy Braswell
Cravey
Jack Huron
Huron
Braswell
Don M. ‘Hullum
Jand Braswell
Massey, Cravey
Jand Donnelly
J. Robert Barnes
Bcent
Huron E
Industrial annexation eyed to balance Baytown budget
Baytown officials discuss annexing industrial land to raise tax revenue without raising rates. Mayor Cravey cites Humble refinery as major contributor and argues for proportionate annexation of all industries including United Carbon, Texas Eastern Transmission, Stauffer Chemical, Carbon Co. and natural gas production.
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Cravey
Tve
Baytown
Jin
Humble
Humble Ol& Refining Co
United Carbon Co
Texas Eastern Transmission Corp
Stauffer Chemical Co
Carbon Co
Braswell
Dedication of Cape Cod Seashore Park Postponed
Dedication ceremony of the Cape Cod National Seashore Park in Hyannis Mass has been postponed to next spring. President Johnson is unable to attend the original September 25 event in hopes he can participate later.
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Hyannis
Mass
Cape Cod National, Seashore Park
Johnson
Argentinian student joins Baytown Junior High scene
Christina Notarrangelo arrives from Buenos Aires with family into Baytown Junior High life. At a recent parent council meeting about 60 parents discussed Parents Night on Oct 4 in the Baytown Junior High auditorium and upcoming events while officers for the year were named.
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Christina Norarrangelo
Baytown
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Christina
Julio Argentino Roca
Nicolas
Josefina
Jorge
Houston
Louisiana
Bih
Sammie McPhail
E. G. Warren
Wendell Shiflett
Hugh Eliot
Baytown Junior High
Goslin
Mamie D. Parker
Randy Bobbitt
City Council Divides On Contract Award Amid Long Meeting
The council split along party lines over awarding a contract with Mayor Seaborn Cravey and several councilmen opposing the motion. After hours of debate on bank bids the group moved to a final decision, with calls to contact one member by phone deemed improper by City Attorney George Chandler. Hope remained that all seven members would be present for the final award decision.
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Donnelly
Massey
Seaborn Cravey
Huron
Don M. Hullum
First National
Hullura
Citizens
Barnes
Washington
George Chandler
Hope
Lade
Letter to the Editor praises Baytown Sun publicity
A Baytown and Wooster Lions Club letter thanks Fred Hartman and staff for excellent publicity during the Clothing for New Orleans drive. Preston Pendergrass and Bobby Lopthin coordinated rapid coverage. a Baytown moving van loaded with clothing was sent to New Orleans. District Governor Ned Harwell reported distribution of arrivals and relief progress.
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Fred
Baytown and Wooster
New Orleans
Preston Pendergrass
Bobby Lopthin
Ibe
Baytown
Ned Harwell
B.C
Kimimmons
Baytown Council Hears Debris Cleanup Plans
The Baytown council received two committee recommendations from Fred Wichlep of the chamber. Debris removal from vacant lots should start now, and street corners could be improved with grass killer or asphalt. E C Wood urged church assistance with a paying project. The council approved $1,230 in Civil Defense funds for an auxiliary generator mobile radios and a monitor.
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Ford
Fred Wichlep
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
E. C. Wood
First Christian Church
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