Community events highlight Houston area church and civic notices
Cieir Concert at First Methodist Church in Houston features sacred music at 7 p.m. Sunday with nursery care and public welcome. Guadalupenas meet at 2 p.m. Sunday at Guadalupe Parish Hall. Free glaucoma screening offered 6 30 to 9 20 p.m. Monday at Gullgate Shopping City Auditorium by the Texas Society for the Prevention of Blindness with volunteer ophthalmologists. Lee High School Library seeks Lee Traveler yearbooks from 1931 to 1963. call 582 2441 to donate or sell. Baylor graduate Cleo Verl Proctor Jr. earns MS from Baylor University. Board of Managers of Harris County Hospital District to meet 3 p.m. Thursday at Ben Taub Hospital. Baytown attorney Robert L. Gillette serves on the board. A red female dachshund found in Glen Arbor area. owner to claim at 582 5786.
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Gullgate Shopping City
Houston Gulf Coast
The
Texas Society For the Prevention of Blindness
Lee
Robert E. Lee High School Library
Lee Traveler
Haring County Hospital
Ben Taub Hospital
Baytown
Robert L. Gillette
Baytown Weekend Weather and Galveston Tides Summary
Cloudy to partly cloudy and warm conditions expected in the Baytown area with mid 70s to around 75 degrees. Galveston tides show highs and lows across Saturday Sunday and Monday with specific times listed for high and low water.
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Baytown Area
Galveston
Baytown Theater Triplets and Weddings Highlight Local Notes
Mrs Latham of Savannah Missouri visits H C Buckeles. Tommy Martin celebrates birthday. Joy Weeds and Jody Brooks perform in Harvey at Baytown Little Theater with a full house reported by Pat Boyle. Bobby Sutphin leaves Stunco workers for a new assignment Monday. Dan Mundingers and George Walmsley travel to LSU Rice game. Jackie and Don Gidden in Washington for Broyles wedding with Horton and Judy Russell. Betty and Bill Broyles attend parties before son’s marriage. Betsy Broyles joins family from Wellesley College. Rufus Honeycutt seeks loud golf shoes for Dallas tournament trading a movie pass for them.
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Leona Latham
Savanah
H. C. Buckeles
Tommy Martin
Joy Weeds
Jody Brooks
Harvey
Baytown Little Theater
Pat Boyle
Bobby Sutphin
Stun
Dan Mundingers
George Walmsley
LSU
U S Bombard North Vietnam Front Amid Heavy Fighting
U S B 52s Marines artillery hammer North Vietnamese positions near Con Thien as Tepid firefight intensifies across the northern frontier. Aircraft drop 150000 pounds on gun positions and supply routes while Marines suffer dozens of casualties and claim enemy losses in six hour clashes.
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Saigon
U.S
Demilitarized Zone
Con Thien
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
Ger
William
Westmoreland
U. S
Vietnam
4Th “Regiment
Rusk Pushes Four-Point Plan To Tighten Cuba Quarantine
Washington AP secretary of state Dean Rusk proposed a four point program to tighten the Western hemispheric quarantine of Cuba. He urged OAS members to condemn the Castro regime and curb trade with Havana while avoiding force. Rusk warned Moscow that aid to Cuba undermines Soviet aims in Latin America as ministers debated containment steps.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Cuba
Havana
Organization of American States
Society of Free Men
Fidel Castro
Moscow
Rusk
U.S
OAS
Venezuela
Castro
Latin America
Wreck at Barrett Station After Swerve Injures Worker
Bystanders fought a blaze after a car ditching incident on the west side of the Barrett Station road. Valentine, an employee of Chet's Music Shop in Baytown, was treated for concussion and cuts at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital after swerving to avoid an unidentified vehicle.
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Valentine
Kinsey
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Chet
Baytown
Barrett Station
Lynchburg-Crosby
R. A. Kinsey Jr
Robert Valentine Jr
Mexican Cities Being Evacuated
Cameron County officials report Matamoros and Reynosa residents evacuated into the U S as Hurricane Beulah floods surge along the Rio Grande. Texas towns face rising waters with the river a mile wide and flood stages at record highs. toll climbs with widespread isolation across a 40 000 square mile area.
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Rio Grande City
Tex
Cameron County Sheriff’s Department
Matarméros
Reynosa
Mexico
United States
Beulah
Rio Grande
Texas
Matamoros
U.S
Nueces River
Corpus Christi Bay
Brownsville
McAllen
South Texas
Gulf of Mexico
W. E. Walker
International Boundary and Water Commission
TB Christmas Seal Drive kicks off in Baytown area
The TB Christmas Seal campaign aims for a $251,000 goal across 12 counties starting November 23, with a Baytown drive led by Joyces Haddox. Funds support the mobile K-ray unit, TB research, and patient care as officials note 639 new TB cases in the San Jacinto area last year and 3,159 in Texas.
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Averal
Jarea
Ray Reuben Lantert Jr
First National Bank
Baytown
Chamber of Commerce
Ron Haddox
Joyces
Jaycees
Walter Mischer
Continental Bank and Trust Co
Houston
Mischer
San Jacinto
Austin
Brazoria
Ford Bend
Galveston
Grimes
Madison
Montgomery
Walker
Waller
Washington
Texas
Walkout tensions widen in NYC teachers dispute
Our World Mediators report narrowing differences in a contract dispute that threatens to prolong the NYC teachers walkout into a third week. Supervisory staff direct cameras and mic handling at ABC stations after a TV and radio technicians union strike and picketing begins.
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Mediators
New York City
American Broadcasting Co
Radio and Television Technicians
Big Four May Discuss Viet Nam War Topic at Talks
UN sources indicate the Big Four foreign ministers may discuss the Vietnam war at next week's meeting. Andrei Gromyko suggested the topic could be raised by others. The Middle East issue is also expected to be touched on during U Thant's discussions at the United Nations. Invitations have been accepted by Rusk Brown and Couve de Murville, with their UN delegates attending. Thant says he acts in a personal capacity.
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United Nations Aly
Sovit Union
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Middle East
U Thant
Dinir
Thant
United Nations
Dean Rusk
George Brown
Maurice Couve Dé Murville
U.N
Vietnam
General Assembly
Gromyke
Bare-Footed Nurses and Boots In Beulah Flood Hospital
In Raymondville Texas the flood of Hurricane Beulah swept through Raymondville Memorial Hospital forcing footbound staff to work barefoot and doctors in boots. Nurses and volunteers fought the water with pumps and sandbags as 300 guardsmen deputies and scouts aided the 100 workers. Six babies were born amid the chaos while a typhoid inoculation program began for the town and Dr. Charles Spence praised the team for keeping mothers and newborns safe through the flood.
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Paul Recer
Associated Press
Raymondville, Tex
Raymondville Memorial Hospital
Rio Grand Valley
Beulah
Charles
Spence
Spencer
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Baylor
Cleo Verl Proctor Jr
Crosby - Cedar Bayou
Baylor University
Gien Arbor
Ali
FORD
Roberee
Pete Sultis
Friter
LaMarqgue
S. Texas
Henry Holcomb
Walter Ilscher
Reuben Lember? Jr
Ran Haddox
Our World
AP Whea
Wiliam G. Westmoreland
Texas Southern University
Texas Tech
Teamsters’ Union
James RK. Hoffa
Charles BR. Pardin
Texas Air Pollution Centre Board
Springtown
America
Pope Paul VI
Soviet Union
Big Four
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