REL Hopes To Break Losing Streak For Ganders
Jimmie Woods reports both Baytown and Port Neches-Groves will miss key defensive backs for Friday’s 7:30 p.m. Baytown Memorial Stadium clash as Ganders face a possible three-game shutout streak. Quarterback Tammy Sooy is tested after recent losses to Spring Branch and Port Arthur with Herschel Sultis commenting on the record risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Woods
An- Sun
Klein
Baytown
Port
Neches-Groves
Memorial
Brazosport
Galeria Park
Probable Starting Lineups Gander Defense and Indian Defense
The document lists probable starting lineups for two defenses. Gander defense includes LE Redden LT Higginbotham LG 78 Danny Dubose 190 RG Terry RT Barker RE Hubbard LUB 55 Mike Ferrell 200 RLB Mangum LHB 3 George Rincon KHB LJ Tommy Sooy S 28 Jaime Acosta 149. Indian defense features RT Cortey LG Landry RG 68 Bob Miller 185 RT Caraway LOB 4 Craig Reynolds 175 LEE Donald Dorsey MLE Wolleman RLB Ronald Dorsey RCB 10 Danny Teer 160 LS 12 Mike Lee 155 RS 22 Mike Simpson 150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Miller
Rt—Caraway
Craig Reynolds
Lee
Donald Dorsey
Wolleman
Ronald Dorsey
RCB
Danny Teer
Mike Lee
Mike Simpson
Baytown Port Neches-Groves
P O
Butch Hubbard
Frank Terry Charles Redden
George Caraway
Don Edwards
Dee Didriksen
Ronald Shirley
Billy Barker
Robert Landry
Josh Higginbotham
David Dorsey
Dickie Dixon
Gary Lockhart
Tommy Besano
Kick Mann
Lyman Landry
David Mangum
John Snell
Pat Holloman
Kelly Olive
Dickie Ponder
SUN SPOTS Pledge Bids Licenses and Local Notices
Houston area brief reports include four jailed for driving without licenses after pledge invitations to a sorority event at the University of Houston, fines paid in Baytown and Channelview notices, an Army exercise announced by OLD RIVER Terrace Methodist Church, and campus activity card pickup at Lee College. Also listed are a burglary at Dr Kenneth W. Ford’s office, a funeral for Mrs. R. H. Townley in Livingston, reassignment of Airman Michael W. Wadsworth, and regional weather and tides for Baytown and Galveston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Shires
Houston
James Church
Kent
Baytown
Lucky
Beth Stanley
Ing
B. H. Stanley
Channelview
Fie
Gamma Pheck
Pleasantyil AM
OLD River Terrace Methodist
Charles J. Nelson
Sonstead
James D.slaay
James Branlipant
Europe
Baytown community notes include pledges and events
DELTON GAUTRAUX praises the police chief while Mrs. J Read helps identify two former Baytonians. Judy DeLoach and others plan a cystic fibrosis drive. Baytown clubs reconnect alumni. UT Baytown classes noted. Kappa Alpha pledges listed. Pi Kappa Alpha and Shrimp Dinner set with Odd Fellows Rebekah officers ceremony. PASO installation planned with tickets and Tower venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delton Gautraux
Acty
J. Rodger Read
Lee College
Marjorie Harrison
Sandra Olney
Gulf
Coast Hospital
Kappa Alpha Fraternity
Southwestern University
Douglas Kenny
Donald Willimott Kenny
St. Burnet
Robert Craig Prior
David Mon
Roe Pryor Sr
Burbank
Leonard Griffin Sanders Jr
Leonard G. Sanders Sr
Marion
Terry Lee Simon
Walter B. Simon
MacArthur
James Curtiss Schiller Jr
James C. Schiller
Lakewood
Pi Kappa Alpha
Groundwork Laid For Big 3 Meet
United Nations New York reports that US Britain and West Germany held talks to shape ahead of a leaders summit on nuclear issues. Gromyko urged a NATO Warsaw Pact nonaggression pact while Rusk and Home pressed for West Berlin guarantees. Polaris missile fleet planning to be discussed with Britain considering participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y
United States
Britain
West Germany
Andrei A. Gromyka
Dean Rusk
Lord Home
Gerhard Schroeder
Berlin
Gromyko Jis
NATO
Warsaw Pact
Rusk
Home
West Berlin
U.S
Germany
Hell
Greece
Turkey
Washington
Valachi details Genovese's 400 to 500 crime soldiers
Joseph Valachi testified that Vito Genovese heads an underworld army of 400 to 500 sworn criminals. The Senate investigations panel watched closely as Valachi, a convicted murderer and narcotics racketeer, described La Cosa Nostra units in New York led by Genovese. A heavy guard surrounded him, and a $100,000 price on his head was noted.
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Washington
Joseph Valachi
Vito Genovese
New York
Valachi
Senate Investigations
Underworld
Genovese
Sen
la Cosa Nostra
New York City
Valacht
Byrd poised to slow Kennedy tax cut bill in Senate
Senate Finance Committee chair Harry F. Byrd of Virginia consolidates control to block quick action on the 1964 tax cut plan. Senator Gore backs Byrd with potential support from Senator Talmadge and six Republicans, while administration allies push for hearings and early committee progress before Kennedy's desk deadline. The measure would cut taxes starting next year, with dependents and income level affecting savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Senate Finance Committee
Kennedy
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Byrd
Gore
Herman E. Talmadge
D-Ga
Senate
House
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Finance Committee
Congressional
Dillon
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Heatwave Tightens Grip on Los Angeles Area
Los Angeles residents endure a third day of near record heat with forecast highs around 103 after a 109 degree day. Air pollution worsened as 101 degree heat pushed smog through the warm air layer, breaking its normal lid on pollutants in the basin.
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Los Angeles
Los Angeles Basin
UF Kick Off Breakfast By Baytown Merchants
Baytown merchants sponsor a United Food kickoff breakfast at 7:30 a.m. Monday at the Holiday Inn. Charles Tillery, general campaign chairman, says the event aims to build enthusiasm and tell the United Food story. About 200 solicitors are expected. Rev. Burnette Dowler of First Presbyterian will speak and participate in a reading. The drive officially starts Monday.
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C. Halter
A. K. Padgett
Baytown
United Fond
Halter
Dr. Padgett
Humble Oil and Refining Co
United Fund
United Fied
Charles Tillery
United Food
Tillery
Burnette Dowler
First Presbyterian Church
Eight man gang escapes with 90000 pounds in bank notes
Report notes an eight man gang escapes Bushes Armored-Track with 90000 pounds in bank notes. J Drank Dobie near 75 reflects on life. Rep Homer Thornberry plans to leave Congress for federal judgeship. Edith hurricane weakens near Puerto Rico Dominican Republic. Costa Rica asks foreign ministers to discuss Dominican Republic crisis. Volaris missile test succeeds in first live launch observed by Navy. Strategic Air Command begins dispatch of Bag-Mustlers on regular transatlantic flights to Spain. US bases in Spain extend leases for five years.
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Sin
London
England
Stragetic Air Command
Spain
Kennedy Pledges No Cut In U S Space Efort
In a Clinton era tone, President Kennedy replies to Congressman Albert Thomas of Houston regarding space policy. He states continued U S space efforts should not be curtailed and may grow with potential cooperation with the Soviet Union. The letters discuss lunar landing goals and the stance against weakening the American program despite possible cooperation.
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Albert Thoms
Houston
Johto PF. Kennedy
Jaytown
Nne
Washington
U.S
Allert Thomas
Kennedy
Thoms
United Nations
Russia
Thomas
Romas
Community Chest Salute At Halftime by Lee Brigadiers
Friday night the Lee Brigadiers will salute the Community Chest during halftime. The United Fund drive starts Monday in Baytown with a goal of 192 908 dollars. Brigadiers urge football fans to care enough to share the fair share, with officers and personnel named to lead student efforts and promote participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Community Chest
United Fund
Ann Leesemann
Jennifer Jones
Kathy James
Becky Camp
Delores Evans
Mary Lewis
Connie Thomas
Diana Vaughn
Hell
Garrison family star in Texas public safety lineage
James C. Garrison, ex Baytown council member and Humble Oil supervisor, lauded for convictions and service. His brother Col Homer Garrison, 25 years DPS chief, honored in Austin with praise from Secretary Martin, Rotary Club ceremony marking his long guardianship of Texas law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
James C
Jimmie) Garrison
Baytown
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Jim
Col
Homer Garrison
Texas Department of Public Safety
Tan
Pun Cave Luu
Garrison
Austin
DPS
Crawford
Martin
John Connally
Texas
Austin Rotary Club
Col. Garrison
Ea Texas
Garrig
Charrison
Cel. Garrison
McGarrison
BE Day Brings Business Leaders to Local Schools
BE Day, scheduled for October 22, invites Baytown businessmen to tour area schools for a day of cross training. Wack Strickler, Baytown Chamber of Commerce president, urges participation to give teachers and businesspeople insight into each other’s operations. The program alternates: teachers visit businesses in even years, while businessmen visit schools in odd years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rth
Wack) Strickler
Baytown
Almate
Kennedy argues against Goldwater on retreat in 1964 race
In Salt Lake City President Kennedy condemns ultraconservative proposals as dangerous retreat that would threaten national security. He denies break with UN, foreign aid, and nuclear testing, praising the tested treaty and warning of Communist gains if conservative stances return. He cites his Western tour and a Flaming Gorge Dam dedication as evidence of bipartisan cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Kennedy
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Mormon Tabernacle
United Nations
Soviet Union
Rocky Mountain
Flaming Gorge
Colorado River
Rites Friday for J. R. Barnes Sr. in Ches ter
Funeral services for J. R. Barnes Sr. father of J. R. Barnes Jr. of Baytown were set for 4 pm Friday at Mount Hope Methodist Church in Chester with Edwards Funeral Home of Woodville directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R Barnes Sr
J. R. Barnes Jr
Baytown
Mount Hope Methodist Church
Chester
Edwards Funeral Home
Woodville
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