Santa Barbara Fire Rages Again Destroying Towns
The Santa Barbara blaze burned into hillside suburbs and valley areas for a third time, blackening 30,000 acres, killing one man and injuring 36. It destroyed 78 homes and buildings including Brundage and Hutchins mansions, with winds up to 50 mph fanning the flames. Firefighters, aided by planes, fought back as the city faced renewed threat near Montecito and Romera Saddle. An estimated 83,000 acres burned in northern counties over six days, totaling hundreds of buildings lost.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Avery Brundage
International Olympic Committee
Robert Maynand Hutchins
Center For the Study of Democratic Institutions
Santi Ana
Santa Bart
Pacific
Santa. Yn Mountains
U.S. Forest Service
Montecito
Bel Air
Brunage
Hutchins
Vestmont College
Sonoma
Napa
Humboldt
Mendocino
State Division of Forestry
Forest
Dreast
Cub Scout Pack 255 Members Receive Genius Kits
Members of Cub Scout Pack 255 received a Genius kit at a Grace Methodist Church pack meeting. The kit includes a paper bag with various craft components and glue. Cubs plan to build an invention to display at the October meeting. Den 3 presented a shadow puppet show in September.
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Grace Methodist Church
Cubs
Den 3
Ben 1
Heatle
Den 6
Elmer Griffith
Gary Holloway
Denner
Eddie Cowan
Mark Schubert
Den 1
Keith Anderson
Steven Jennings
Ronnie Buescher
Den 4
Joey Judice
George Burnette
Silverrol Ferguson
Enner
David Gerza
Mike Novasati
Leroy Jennings
Miks Burts
Elizabeth Jacobs
James Moody
Neal Dickens
Gwen Theis
SCAT Tests Scheduled Twice Monday at Lee College
Lee College counseling and testing office will administer the School and College Ability Test at 9 am and 1 pm Monday in the college auditorium. Director Wallace Heaner said additional tests in math placement data processing and computer programming follow the SCAT. The SCAT is required for all entering students and helps indicate areas of likely success.
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Lee College Counseling and
Wallace Heaner
Heaney
Ganders Poised For Baytown Clash On Tough Defense
Baytown Ganders showcase a stout defense led by end Kovar and tackle Dixon with Williams at tight end and Herrera at right tackle. Offensively Gary Brown may return at halfback with Eddie Howell to carry the load. QB Milby will exploit openings through the pass and run against Baytown’s strong line.
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Milby
Jones
Brown
Falcons
Gary
Waltrip
W.C. Treadway
Eddie Howell
Tommy Maxwell
George Cox
Robert Wuensch
Pat Bennett
Raymond Godeke
Bennett
Wuensch
Donald McGraw
Ronnie Pieres
Mack Masters
Dickie Dixon
Baytown
Jamie Acosta
Kenny
Fenelon
Boxing Club Enters Houston YMCA Bouts
Baytown Boxing Club will send four fighters to the Houston YMCA arena to box Lake Charles Ira and others Friday night. Competitors include Mike Ramirez Armando Sertrano Ralph Gonzales and Al Juarez who meet Louisiana State champion. Fights start 8 pm at 7500 Black Jet Navigation Blvd. First Baytown fights before November Silver Gloves tournament. Colorado contains 75 percent for all the area in the United States over 10 000 feet.
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Baytown
YMCA
Houston
Lake Charles
Ira
Mike Ramirez
Armando Sertrano
Ralph Gonzales
al J Juarez
Ramirez
Black Jet Navigation Blvd
Baytown Boys
Weiss And Divine May Form Met Partnership
AP reports both Bing Devine and Mets president George Weiss discussed the former St Louis executive potentially joining as Weiss's successor. Negotiations not complete. Devine, 48, was fired by the Cardinals last month.
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Weiss
Divine
Met
ST. Louis
Bing ‘Devine
New York Mets
George Weiss
Devine
Cardinal
Hospital Notes Admitted to Gale Coast and San Jacinto Methodist
Admitted to Gale Coast include Kimberly Goynes daughter of Mr and M Ray Goynes Houston Room 111 Ralph and Kenneth Jones sons of Mr and Mrs Donald L Jones La Porte Room 211 William D York Highlands Room 121 Howard Griffin 137 Ridgeway Room 305 Ennis W May Highlands Room 206 Alton L Jones 2628 Highway 16 Room 728 Leonard E Fuller 1001 un set Drive Room 118 Irene Scruggs 1200 Olive Room 133 Mrs W D Green Baytown Room 107 Admitted to San Jacinto Methodist Joseph B Winkle 805 Fleetwood Room 346 James W Pritchett 3212 Nebraska Room 321 Mrs James M French 808 Cleveland Roony 338
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Gale Coast
Kimberly Goynes
Alton L. Jones
Highway 16
Leonard .E. Fuller
Irene Scruggs
Olive
W. D. Green
Baytown
San Jacinto
Joseph B. Winkle
Fleetwood
James W. Pritchett
Nebraska
James M. French
Cleveland
Roony
Texas Chiropractic College plans Pasadena campus move
Texas Chiropractic College will relocate to Pasadena in September 1905, expanding campus facilities on eight acres formerly housing the Jat San Jacinto Methodist in Gulf Coast area. At a Rice Hotel pre-registration coffee, TCC president Dr Justus Troilo and registrar Dr Jodie Baler outlined the move from San Antonio, noting a silent奉ey and improved facilities. The event highlighted new arrivals and a growing student body, with families and local residents in attendance.
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Texas Chiropractic College
Pasadena
Rice
San Antoni
Troilo
Alfred Tommy
Spencer Highway
Crosby-Cedar Bay
San Jacinto
Chambers County ASCS Panels Named for 1965 Term
Walter R. Clark of Stowell announces county and three community ASCS committees for Chambers County for the year starting Oct. 1 1965. Members include vice chair Charles I. Joseph of Baytown and regular Leroy Edmonds of Anahuac with alternates Warren Clark Hankamer and Jam Trish Baytown. Community A East Winnie chaired by Jack McBride with James E. Weaver and James S. Winger as alternates. Community B Winnie area chair James Y. White Jr with Vernon Turner Nelson Fancher and HM. E.B. Fulbright as alternates. Community C Mont Belvieu chair J D Griffith with Everett Solleau and A N Will as alternates.
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ASCS
Chambers County
Walter R. Clark
Stowell
Charles ‘I. Joseph
Rte 2
Baytown
Leroy” Edmonds
Anahuac
Wareren Clark
Hankamer
Jam Trish
Jack Co McBride
RI. 1
Winnie
EL J. Dugat
Fertinand J. Leonards
James E. Weaver
Wankamer
James S_. Winger
Sounty
James YT. White Jr
Vernon
Turner
Abahune
Wlr. Spencer Jr
Nelson B. Fancher
Anghunc
HM. EB. Fulbright
Rt. 2
Aniehuac
Secant
J.D. Griffith
Mont Belvieu
Everett Soileau
B. V. Maley
Bay
Town
A. N
Nelson Jr
Johnnie G.jenkers
Alcrnite
Texas Road Bids Total 8 431 516
Low bids tabulated by the Texas Highway Department total 8 431 516 for west of Kerr Bandera County road projects 4 8 miles surfacing with bids led by The Tote WW Brothers Equipment and others. The tabulation came two days after lettings that included projects on FM 219 FM 208 and Interstate 10 with bids ranging into the millions.
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Austin
Kerr-Bandera Counroad
WW Brothers Equipment
Texas Highway Department
Joh
Okie Seenao
Viney Sug
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