Baytown Ganders blank Port Neches 19 0 on late rally
Ganders break win drought by stopping Port Neches Groves 19 0 at home. Key plays include three interceptions in the end zone, a fumble recovery at the Port Neches 24, and a 36 yard run by Steve McAfee with an early second half score.
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Jammie Woods
Sum Sports
Port Neches
Baytown
Ganders
Port Neches - Groves
Wilford Moore
Butch Hubbard
Kelly
Ganelers
Parker
Richard Gresnam
Steve McAfee
David Conway
Ming
Indians
Gan
Te Indians
Charlie
Wallace
Oliver Rand
Cary Byrd
Conway Booffense
Wal
Jeffery
Aled
Place
Byrd
David
Tribe
Baytown Indians
Jeffery Neches
John Canning
Bay Tribe
Gerald Teel
Jeffery Parker
Ronnie Ward
Virgil McGahee
Hargraves
George Bark
Rush
Rincan
Petitions Planned to Seek Referendum on Budget Rise
Opponents of the city budget and tax rate increase plan to circulate petitions for a referendum election. Call 582-4637 to sign or circulate. Also notes upcoming bookmobile visits, Epsilon Sigma Alpha meeting, Cancer Society event with Richard McGrail, TB Association board lunch, Baytown Chamber directors meeting, and weekend weather with moderate temperatures.
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MW. J. Smith
Smith
Around Town: Mixed hometown notes and local events
A jumble of brief hometown items includes Judy Hollingsworth in a discussion about fallout shelters and Mona Lincecum visiting for the weekend. Various residents such as Ray Mixon, Mike Hammer, Joe Kent Jackson, Jimmy Dunks, Sharon Harmon Wears, Linda Bennett, Dr. C. W. Spear, Randy Craig, Theresa Wilkerson, Coleen Blakey, Gene Campbell, Randy Kohnfarher, Linda Hopper and Lynda Sue Schulz are noted for activities from classes and birthdays to algebra help. Jay Meadors gains praise, and Beta Sigma Phi reports. A trip home to Kirkwille is planned for Eric Beathard, while Nita Barker mentions out-of-town homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Hollingsworth
Mona Lincecum
Ken Pace
Ray Mixon
Mike Hammer
Joe Kent Jackson
Jimmy Dunks
Baton Rouge
Richard Adair
Wiley Butler
Sharon Harmon
Linda Bennett
C. W. Spear
Randy Craig
Theresa Wilkerson
Coleen Blakey
Gene Campbell
Randy Kohnfarher
Linda Hopper
Lynda Sue Schulz
Linda Casey
Jan Orr
W. Dean
Jay Meadors
la Porte
Meadors
Rangler
Allen Brown
Ronald Langsford
Bill Craig
Wi-ley Butler
Jerry Bramlett
Wayne Hosea
Al Clayton May Run Again Next April
Al Clayton announced at a city council meeting that he is undecided about seeking re election and may run again next year. fellow council members Han Bryan Hansen Ward indicated they are undecided about re election plans as eight month election nears. Clayton noted his vote against a 14 cent tax increase was not political and he has not decided on mayoral candidacy.
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al Clayton
Candia
Tion
C. A
Chris) Han
Sen
James M
Jim) Bryan
Hansen
Atherm
T A
Clayton
Espionage Case: Navy Sailor Charged in FBI Probe
New York AP report says First Class Cornelius Drummond, 33, a Navy sailor from Baltimore, was arrested in Larchmont after allegedly delivering 11 classified documents and a miniature camera to Russian UN officials. He faced a 100000 bail and was held. the two Russian diplomats were released under diplomatic immunity.
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New York
FBI
United Nations
Boston Post Road
Larchmont
N.Y
U.N
J. Edgar Hoover
Cornelius Drum
Mond
U.S. Navy
Newport
But
Drummond
Baltimore
FBT
Manhattan
U.S
Earle N. Bishopp
Federal House of Detention
Hoover
London
England
United States
FSI
Westchester County
Fevgeni M. Prokhorov
Ivan Y. Vydrodov
Cox Plans Major Speech At Rally Here Tonight
Jack Cox will deliver a major campaign speech in Baytown at Robert E. Lee High School auditorium for the East Harris County governor bid. The event, introduced by Tony Farris, includes Rev Basil Jones and other speakers, with a 20 minute talk and Q and A. Cox will be video taped and led by a police motorcade from the Baytown la Porte Tunnel at 7 45 p.m. for the rally.
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Jack Cox
Harris County
Baytown
GOP
Doug Tromblee
Cox
Robert E. Lee High School
Tony Farris
Congress F
Has Yis County
Farris
Pasadena
Baytown-la Porte Tunnel
Meee
Court Tells Barnett Comply Or Be Jailed
A federal appeals court in New Orleans ruled Mississippi Governor Ross Barnett in civil contempt for blocking James Meredith from enrolling at the University of Mississippi. It gave him until 11 a.m. Tuesday to purge himself and warned of a $10,000 a day fine and potential custody by the U.S. attorney general if he fails to comply. Lt. Gov. Paul B. Johnson Jr. also faces contempt charges as the case moved toward enforcing desegregation orders.
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New Orleans
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Barnett
Meredith
Ole Miss
Paul B. Johnson Jr
Appeals Court
U.S
United States open to nuclear test ban talks
United States would agree to a comprehensive test ban if possible, Kennedy states. McNamara warns Russia the U S stands ready to use nuclear force to defend West Berlin. Canada builds a unique spacecraft for polar orbit. Chicago and Northwestern strike settled after three days. Traffic and hiring rules easing across nine states. Texas forecasts call for sunny, warm weekend weather.
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United States
Kennedy
Robert 8. McNamara
West Berlin
Nelson takes office as Chambers County judge
Oscar F. Nelson Jr. of Anahuac will assume the Chambers County judge role Monday, succeeding C. A. Pounds who resigned Oct 1. Nelson won the Democratic primary 1,557 to 1,266, has wartime service in Europe, owned a Chevrolet dealer and an independent insurance agency, and active in civic groups including American Legion, Lions Club, Chamber of Commerce, and Farm Bureau.
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Oscar F. Nelson Jr
Anahuach
Chambers County
C. A
Bud) Pounds
Pounds
Highway Department
Beaumont
Chambers County Commissioners Court
Neilson
Nelson
Anahuac
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Texas A&m
Europe
Sunset High
Dallas
Chevrolet
American Legion
March of Dimes
Former Highlands Resident Viola Williams Dies in Billings
Viola Courine Williams formerly Viola Reed of Highlands died at 1 30 a m Saturday in a Billings Montana hospital She was 49 and lived in Highlands many years before moving to Billings Burial will be in Memory Gardens Cemetery Funeral services are pending in Highlands to be announced by Earthman Highlands Funeral Home Survivors include her husband W J Williams of Billings two sons A R Williams and Russell Williams of Billings a daughter Mrs Larry Vetch of Billings four sisters Mrs J H Sheppard Mrs Dewey Courvelle of Highlands Mrs D J Atkinson of Baytown and Mrs J H Bounds of La Porte two brothers J E B Reed of Houston and E N Reed of Baytown and three grandchildren
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Viola Courine Williams
Viola Reed
Highlands
Billings
Mont
Earthman Highlands Funeral Home
Williams
Memory Gardens Cemetery
W. J. Williams
A. R. Williams
Russell Williams
Larry Vetch
J. H. Sheppard
Dewey Courvelle
D. J. Atkinson
Baytown
J. H. Bounds
J la Porte
J. EB. Reed
Houston
E. N. Reed
Robert E. Lee exchange students adjust after first month
Two seniors begin American high school life at Robert E. Lee as Argentina and Germany cross-cultural experiences unfold. Gracie Adran from Mar del Plata and Chris Sander from Wassel share hopes, families, and thoughts on classes, with a look at host families and the American Field Service program now in its present form.
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Mike Clark
Robert E. Lee High School
Argentina
Germany
Chris Sander
Wassel
Gracie Adran
Mar del Plata
Gracie
Jose Antonio
Feet Valentini
Buenos Aires
Maria Joaquina Perez de Adran
Mar de Plata
Chris
Glanostott AG
America
M. FA. Hunter
Gak
J. J. Franklin
Humble
American I Field Service
Noemi Adran
Englewood
American Field Service
Settlement reached at Kohler Co after protracted strike
United Auto Workers and Kohler Co announce a settlement of their long dispute. An open one year contract offers to union members for ratification. The Kohler plant in Kohler Wisconsin was the scene of one of the nation’s longest air blast strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Anto Workers
The
Kohler Co
Kohler
Mississippi lawmakers plead with Kennedy over university crisis
Seven Mississippi congressmen and two senators urged the President to halt federal intervention amid the test to enroll a Black student at the all white University of Mississippi. They warned of a mounting crisis near Memphis and demanded withdrawal of troops and a halt to reports of further deployments.
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Washington
Mississippi
Congress
Kennedy
Jamies H. Meredith
University of
Memphis
Ole Miss
Oxford
U.S
University
Open House Set For Mrs. Hoffman
Mrs. H. W. Hoffman, active churchwoman and gardener, will be 87 Sunday. An open house for her runs from 3 p.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday at 217 Wooster, hosted by her daughter Mrs. George Scott. She has lived in the area 14 years, moved from Houston, attends Wooster Baptist Church, and enjoys reading the Bible and gardening. She has two children, W. T. Hoffman of Houston and Mrs. Scott, three grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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H. W. Hoffman
George Scott
Wooster
Hoffman
Houston
Wooster Baptist
TEL
Asecul
Brenham
W. T. Hoffman
Scott
Lee College to offer televised economics course
Lee College will offer an economics course for credit broadcast on two Houston stations. Dr. John Coleman of Carnegie Tech will teach the program, airing daily at 6:30 a.m. on KHOU Channel 11 and retelecast 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. on KUHT Channel 8. Call 583-1749 to receive college credit.
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Lee College
Houston
Khou-Tv
KUHT
Foreign Policy Association
Industrial Relations Research Association
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Priday
Kenneth Parker
Melvin Jernigan
Loris Broussard
Ders
Conway
Charles Redden
Sultis
Wooster Water Office
Lakewood
Epsilon
Epsilon Sigma Alpha
TB Association
Houston - Harris County
Prince of Wales
Houston Club
Gordon L. Farned
Baytown Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Chamber
Nelson McElroy
Galveston
Robert Kennedy
James Meredith
Ink Cox
Justice Department
Jackson
U. S
Soviet Union
Chicago and North Western Railway
Texas
Robert E. Lee
AEL
Bulletin
Army and Justice Department
James C. Eastland
John C. Stennis
Thomas G. Abernethy
Jamie L. Whitten
Arthur Winstead
John Bell Williams
William M. Colmer
Rep
Frank. E. Smith
Tennessee Vally Authority Commission
Mrs. Hoffman
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