SUN Spots Literacy Council and Community Notices
Literacy Council president Dick Whittington will speak at 7 30 p m Tuesday in Sterling Municipal Library auditorium open to the public Plans for forming a Baytown Literacy Council will be discussed Girl Scout Service Center at 1191 N Pruett will close Friday Oct 2 for leaders weekend camping trip Center to reopen Oct 9 Gulf Coast Gun Club meets 7 p m Tuesday at Chamber of Commerce building with special presentations Gamma chapter Beta Sigma Phi meets 7 30 p m Tuesday at Mrs J W Thomas home Highlands Methodist Church holds a family night 6 30 p m Tuesday with a homecoming gathering Robert E Lee High School stage band to perform Janice Manteris to speak at Southwest Blood Bank program 6 p m Tuesday at Knights of Columbus Hall GOP caravan to depart at 5 30 p m Tuesday for a rally at Roseland Park Pavilion Bill Hayes and Bob Gilbert to speak at event A J Heckendorn funeral in Oklahoma noted St Mark s Methodist Church fall quarter supper 6 p m served 75 cents adults 50 cents children Girl Scout troop 390 first meeting Oct 1 at Ashbel Smitt Scout House Weather notes cloudy to partly cloudy cool 63 78 Galveston tides Wed 1 42 a m high and 6 01 p m low
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Dick Whittington
Houston Literacy Council
Sterling Municipal
Baytown
All Highlands Methodist Church
Robert E.lee High School
Blood Bank
Janice ‘ Manteris
Gulf Coast Hospital
Southwest Blood Bank
Knights of Columbus
West Main
San Jacinto
St. Mark's
ST. Mark's Methodist Church
Local notices and public chatter fill town events
LOU WILLIAMS recuperates at home with possible visitors starting next Monday. Gordan Robinson Jr. is hospitalized with pneumonia and may have visitors. Frances Amoretti slightly hurt in a car mishap on Wooster Cutoff Road and taken to Gulf Coast Hospital. Various locals discuss publicity, politics, and community plans.
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Lou Williams
Williams
Gordon
Skip
Gulf Coast Hospital
Lilian Risher
Disciplinary Action By FBI Revealed
In Dallas the Times Herald reports disciplinary actions within the FBI after the Oswald case. One agent was demoted with a $1000 annual pay cut, another in New Orleans was ordered transferred but refused and later retired. The Dallas agent, a 20-year veteran, supervised Oswald’s defector years.
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New Orleans
Oswald
Kennedy
Dallas
Cuba
Louisiana
FBI
Russia
the Times
Herald
FSI
Short May Be New Chief In Houston
Inspector Herman Short is expected to succeed Hobson McGill who was fired as chief of police. Mayor Louie Welch relieved McGill citing lax policing of gambling. McGill disputes this and will return to his post heading the traffic division. The mayor noted 12 federal indictments returned on September 15 signaling laxity in the Police Department.
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Houston
Sun Subscription Rate Increase Effective Oct 1
The Baytown Sun will raise the subscription price to 1.60 per month starting October 1. The 14 cent hike enables higher monthly commissions to all carriers as publishing costs rise and the paper expands. Carriers will collect the new rate beginning November 1.
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Baytown Sun
the Sun
The
Sun
Vatican approves married men as deacons at council vote
The Vatican Ecumenical Council backed allowing married men to become deacons while preserving celibacy for young single men. The two thirds required for approval were not met on the measure. Bishops also moved toward a council declaration on Jews, with most supporting exoneration of Jews in the crucifixion.
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Vatican Cipy
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Ana
St. Peter's
Middle East
Patrick _O’Boyle
Washington
Stephen A. Leven
San Antonios
Tex
John C. Heenan
Wstminister
Fia
United Fund Reaches Six More 100 Percent Units
The United Fund drive at Humble Oil Baytown Bayelawn Refinery reports six more 100 per cent contribution units as about 200 workers contact businesses and professionals in the Baytown area. The annual campaign supports 36 agencies with a goal of 197145 dollars. Baytown Refinery divisions including accounting specialties administrative employee relations brick masons and service groups report full participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fund
Humbie Oil and Refining Co
Bayelawn
Baytown
Service Labard Group No.18
Security measures urged to protect presidents
Senate Leader Dirksen backs Mansfield plan to fast track presidential security legislation in January. White House committee to draft reforms follows Warren Commission calls for broad overhaul of Secret Service, FBI liaison, and prevention of assassinations. Bills in committee aim to extend protection to future candidates and provide federal crime penalties for killing a president or vice president.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Congress
Dirksen
White House
Warren ‘Commission
Secret Service
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Service
FBI
Mansfield
Senate Judiciary Committee
Barry Geldwater
William E. Miller
Johnson
Hig
Warren Commission
Boy Wunderkind enrolls as MSU freshman at age 10
Ten year old Michael Grost of Lansing becomes a full fledged freshman at Michigan State University after already earning high marks as a special-status student. He skipped high school, begins regular classes Thursday, and delights in reading and logic while his family supports his unique path.
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East Lansing
Mich
Michael Grost
Lansing
Michigan State University
Mike
Michigan State
MSU
Cumberland Read i
Univerity
Europe
Asia
William Grost
Michael
Gan
Elizabeth Drews
Six REL Seniors Named National Merit Semifinalists
Six Robert E. Lee High School seniors were named semifinalists in the National Merit Scholarship program. The group includes Robert Atherton, William Bickley, Robert Chatfield, Ray Heinrich Jr., Wanda Hubbard, and Bonnie Magness, with their parents listed. Semif finalists must later prove test performance, be endorsed by their schools, and meet requirements to advance to finalist status, with finalists to be announced in spring 1965.
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Robert E. Lee High School
National Merit Scholarship Corporation
Robert W. Atherton
Wic. Atherton
MacFarland
William R. Bickley
Scott
Robert B. Chatfield
J. N. Chatfield
Oak Shadows
Ray L. Heinrich Jr
R. ©. Heinrich, Sr
Lakewood Drive
Wan da B. Hubbard
Grace Hubbard
New Jersey
Bonnie B. Mag i
Johnson assails Goldwater in New England tour
President Johnson campaigned across six New England states, claiming he supports GOP programs and portraying himself as a stronger partner than Goldwater. He visited Sen. Edward M. Kennedy in Boston and returned to the White House with a cut hand and a hoarse throat after the 20 hour tour.
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Washington
Johnson
New England
Barry
Eisenhower
Boston
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
White House
Omaka
Strategic Air Command
Manlio Brosio
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Lee
Rites Held For Crosby Resident 63
Funeral services for Mrs. Viasia Lottie Ulrich 63 longtime Crosby resident were held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Crosby Brethren Church with Rev. Albert Michalik officiating. She died Monday at home after 44 years in Crosby. Interment was in Cedar Bayou Methodist Cemetery. She is survived by husband Jerry Ulrich a son Jerome Ulrich sisters from Crosby and Baytown and several nieces and nephews.
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Viasia Lottie Ulrich
Crosby
Crosby Brethren
Albert Michalik
Ulrich
Crosby Frethren Church
Spist Lodge No. 1
Cedar Bayou Methodist
Paul U. Tee
Jerry Ulrich
Jerome Jerry Ulrich l
Francis Adams
Annie Krystinck
Baytown
Albina Jaceélek
Millie Kuhula
Dibbie Gasch
Filsie Eilavaty
Olga Strickland
Fred Nedbalek
Bloomington, Tex
Driver 22 Is Seriously Injured In Interstate Crash
A 22 year old New Orleans man, Charles A. Robinson, suffered serious injuries when his 1964 Grand Prix left Interstate 10 six miles east of the I-10 and Highway 146 junction and crashed into a culvert. Rescuers freed him after more than 30 minutes as the car, wrapped around the culvert abutment, crushed the driver's side. Robinson may lose his left leg. he was alone in the car. Sheriff James Toluc of Mont Belvieu aided in the investigation.
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New “Orleans
Dayton
Charles A. Robinson
Henry Gladman
Robinson
Henry
Henry Sait Robinson
Chambers County
Coputy
James ‘Toluc
Mont Belvien
Goldwater
Sen
Barry
Nixon
Rotary
Marietta
White House
PBY
Ohio
Jolson
Johnson
Tri National
A. De-Lweck
New Republic
Baytown Stores to Stay Open Late Thursday Night
At least 22 Baytown stores will stay open until 8 p.m. on Thursday with two stores Sears and Town House open until 9 p.m. Merchants offer special bargains and a $100 cash prize drawing. tickets available at participating stores and boxes will be checked by the Chamber of Commerce. The prize rolls over if unclaimed, with the winning number posted Friday and Monday’s Baytown Sun carrying any remainder. Participating shops listed include Sears, Town House, Kress, Wilkie’s, Paine Bros., Sherwin Williams, and more.
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Baytown
Tee Twain
Clement
Baytown Sun
Ohservng
Chamber of Commerce
Sears
Town House
TE. Kress
Wilkie
GE Orphanees
Paine Bros
Sherwin Williams
Searharguch
Gene
rFi
Gre Ika
Penney
Ken's Jewelers
Whitcormb’s
Keenemy
W. TL Tinuse
Drews Moore's
House of Fassin
Levin's
Max aAltmas
P. N. Hirsch
Morrison Furniture Co
Montgomery Ward
Ken
Communists Warn U S May Expand War In Asia
TOKYO AP reports that government officials warned the United States could broaden the war in Asia. Viet Minh militants and Viet Cong allied forces reportedly attacked in Qui Nhon while South Viet Nam faced internal pressure from Montagnard rebels. Bundy, citing external pressures, warned of possible U.S. bombing of North Viet Nam bases and said advisers would stay to guide South Viet Nam after rebel forces near Buon Sar Pa. China and North Viet Nam warned Washington of dire consequences if the United States escalates.
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Tokyo
Department
South
Qui’ Nhon
Viet Nam
United States
Nam
Wiliam P. Bundy
Nyo
Far East
Dinh Diem
Central Institute of Japan
South Viet Nam
Compfunists
Vier
Tinta
United
Thon Hoo
U.S
Lang
Ton Ling
Bunn
Ssuthi Sar Pa
Bundy
Red
Southeast Asia
Buon Sar Sim
Australia
Japan
Cam
Hanoi
Peking
Asia
Africa
Latin America
China
Johnson
Immerli
Creeh
Peking Radio
Saigon
Trevb A
Qui Nhon
Silent Marx dies at 75 after surgery in Hollywood
Harpo Marx, the silent Marx brother, died after surgery at 75. A hospital spokesman said surviving brothers Groucho, Zeppo, and Gummo were not present. his wife Susan and four sons were at his side. He led a reclusive life in Beverly Hills after years in the public eye.
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Hollywood
Harpo
Marx
Isseid
Ailiet
Susan
Greuidhn
Zeppy
Gummo
Beverly Hills
Reynante
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Girls Scout Service Center
N. Pruett
Girl Scout: Leaders
Peach Creek Ranch
Gulf, Coast
PSI Beta
Beta Sigma Phi
J. W. Thomas
GOP
Republican
Roseland Park
Bill ‘Hayes
Bob Gilbert
Harris County
G. L. Shields
Schilling
Ashbel Smitt
Galveston
General Motors
Cleveland
United Auito
Says Times-Herald
Times -Herald
Shanklin
Ohatee
Harvey Os
FBL
Sam Alford
Lteal General Insurance
United Fund Drive
Eee Ae Ae
Short
Citizens National Bank
HORC
Interstate 10
Atom
Isaiah
Thomas Aquinas
Robert
Patricia
William’ Grost
Grost
Bayshore Motors
Lincoln - Mercury
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