Baytown notices mixups and upcoming events at local clubs
Baytown area items include Culpepper Furniture omitted from a Baytown merchants list, a 200 percent United Fund contribution from Bob-Kalbitz Insurance, and Goose Creek Country Club reopening after five weeks of kitchen work. Community happenings cover Kiwanis Cedar Bayou Junior High, Baytown Siwanis at the Tower, Hat BJH Parents Council, Second Baptist Church youth fellowship after Friday game, Saturday dance at Knights of Columbus Hall, Cub Pack 206 roundup, Plumwood Garden Club rummage sale, United Church Women meeting, and local weather with tides for Galveston.
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Kiwanis
Nina Stone
Cedar Bayou
Baytown Siwanis Ch
Tower
Felitchell
Hat
Community Notes From Around Spe Town
Local school updates reveal Mrs Charlene Kelly returns after a hospital week. Debates over schedules and traffic loom as precinct workers plan. Beloved residents like Bryan Carter receive birthday wishes while others coordinate fundraising at 2 Travis Street. campaign efforts continue with evenings at Lake Buchan summer home.
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Charlene Kelly
Bea
West
Debbie Hensler
Bill Brentzer
Billy Ann Ott
Bryan Carter
Herbie Schoener
Smith
Judy Kelley
Keith Mullins
Nancy
Schaffer
Herbie Thomas
Robert E. Lee
Bess Bartown
Atlen
Joe Allen
Vance
Betty
Moon
Rusty Boggess
Charlie Mates
Tliseuss
James
Delimte
Tracey Weaver
Texas
ELV
Muller
Jimmy Richards
George Chandler
W. M. Russellf
Travis St
Lake Buchan
China Nuclear Threat Heightens U S Viet Nam Risks
The United States faces added danger as a Chinese nuclear test looms, complicating efforts to keep South Viet Nam limited and winnable. Bundy outlined policy in Tokyo stressing not seeking upheaval, while aiding Premier Nguyen and stabilizing a crisis-prone Viet Nam government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Red China
United States
South Viet Nam
Red Chinese
North Viet Nam
Khanh
Viet Nam
U.S
Nguyen
Years Away From Major Status China Atom
Washington AP reports that despite China’s capability to test an atomic device, experts say Beijing is years from becoming a major nuclear power. Speculation centers on anniversaries for timing, with estimates extending to 1965. State Department officials stressed a test could occur soon, but warned China would still have to develop fuel, stockpiles, and delivery rockets.
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Washington
China
Peking
Dean Rusk
U.S
State Department
Rusk
Alan Eesob
United States
Stist
Red China
Late Shopping Schedule Expands Baytown Store Hours
Baytown area residents gain extra shopping time as many stores extend Thursday hours from 3:30 p.m. to as late as 9 p.m. Merchants offer special bargains during the change. A $100 prize is awarded to a Thursday night shopper in a new contest promoted by participating stores. Tickets are deposited at the Chamber of Commerce and drawing occurs Friday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culpepper
Culpepper. Furniture Co
Baytown
Baytown Lane
Baytown Sun
The
Sun
Chamber of Commerce
Raytown Sun
Johnson Eyes Europe Trip If Elected
President Johnson hopes to travel to Europe in late 1964 to meet NATO leaders including de Gaulle and Khrushchev possibly in 1965. He seeks individual talks with national leaders and may appear at NATO Parliamentarians meetings in Paris. This would mark a departure from prior policy against leaving the country before a vice president is elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Europe
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Krusshehev
NATO
Paris
A. Johnson-Khrushchev
Charles ‘de Gaulle
France
Ludwig
West Germany
Great Britain
Wéis
Mantio ‘Brosio
Pariaments
Senate
Goldwater Flintly Rules Out Federal Magic For Jobs
Republican nominee Barry Goldwater told an Ohio crowd that there is no magic in the federal government to create industrial jobs. He cited the 1962 steel price intervention, criticized foreign aid, and urged solutions through American know how and free enterprise. He spoke in Middletown and Dayton as he campaigned across Ohio, Indiana, and Allnon, arguing Democrats hinder progress while Republicans would aid nations that resist communism. He also defended Eisenhower era tech gains, rejecting claims tied to current administrations.
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Goldwater
Ini Johio
Barry Goldwater
Ohio
Arizona
Middletown
White House
U.S
Dayton
Johnson
Robert S. McNamara
Wrigit-Patterson Air Force Base
Toledo
Indiana
Allnon
U.S. Arsenal
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Ste Barry
Sun Subscription Rate Increases Oct 1
The Bay town Sun will raise the monthly price to 1.60 dollars starting October 1. The increase of 15 cents per month funds higher commissions for carriers and offsets publishing costs. Carriers will begin collecting the new rate on the next day.
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Baytown Sun
The
Sun
Next Doy
City Gets 1.5 Inch Rainfall
The Baytown area reported about 1.5 inches of rain on Tuesday with drizzle and scattered showers. The Humble Oil & Refining Co. gauge tracked most rainfall between 2:30 and 3:20 PM, while the west Panhandle saw few thundershowers and skies varied across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Benyreen
L.S
Humble Oil & Refining Co. Research Center
Associated Press
Texas
Texas Panshandle
Longview
Lufkin
Cost of living dips in August from July peak
U S government report shows the consumer price index easing by one tenth of a percent in August led by lower prices for fresh fruits and vegetables autos and women s apparel. The index stood at 108.2 in August up 1 percent from a year earlier and down from 168.3 in July. Food costs fell three tenths of a percent as prices for potatoes and produce dropped while meat prices rose seven tenths of a percent with beef and pork higher.
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Washington
Rnment
Arnold Chase
Bureau of Labor
Tower to join Goldwater Special tour in Baytown
Senator John Tower will visit Baytown on the Goldwater Special bus routing state GOP candidates. Fred Sins, campaign manager, announced a 4:30 p.m. arrival with a rally at Roseland Park pavilion through 6 p.m. The Goldwater bus will feature three Bush sisters among other contenders for statewide offices and Congress at large.
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John Tower
Baytown
Fred Sins
Senator Tower
Roseland Park Pavilion
GOP
Gen Push
Havstan
Temple
Reviata
Rose
Tand Park
Bush
Ralph Yarborough
Bush Frelles
Rites Friday For Boy 10 in Baytown area
Funeral services for James Clark Pennington, 10, of Baytown will be held Friday at 11 a.m. in Earthman Funeral Home chapel with the Rev. AL Jordan of Memorial Baptist Church Baytown officiating. Burial will follow at Normangee Cemetery. Surviving relatives include his father David Lee Pennington and grandparents in Nacogdoches and Angleton. Local officials and press were invited to the memorial event.
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Jack Crichton
Dallas
Horace Houston
John Trite
Ween
Geneal
Don Flanagan
Richardson
John Matthews
Abilene
Armstrong
Kings
Dall
Calmes Jr
Houston
Fred Neumann
Thehillien
Hrioike
Atrs
David C. Pennington
Baytown
David Lee Pennington Tyler
Killeen
Kilsore
Hender
J. P. Pennington
Nacoxdaches
Larkin
Cleve
Georgetown
H.land
Angleton
Rosenberg. Simms
Normangee
James Clark Pennington
Conndler
Raytown
The
Earth
Imen Funeral Home Chapel
al, Jordan
Memourial Baptist Church
Seven Hurt in Tuesday Crashes injure five at city roads
Seven people, including a Baytown man, were injured in two Tuesday afternoon crashes. One collision occurred near the Sit Jacinto River Bridge on Highway 72, another at the Decker Drive exit on Highway 73. Morice Edward Trip of La Porte drove a car that collided head on with Calvin O Sroussard of Kilmore. Lula Mae Baltrip and Willis Baltrip of La Porte and Conroe residents were treated. Baltrip took responsibility as the other driver. The Baltrip car had two passengers injured and was westbound on Decker Drive. The crash investigations continued at Gulf Coast Hospital and law enforcement agencies.
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Baytown
Cea
BR. Wilson
Honeysuckte
Culf Coast Hospital
Law
Ant Cedar Bayou - Laynehbure
Sit Jacinto River
Highway
Ats Dol
Market Street
Decker Drive
Morice Edward Trip
la Porte
Calvin O' Sroussard
Kilzore
M.C. AV Son
Baltrip
Pissenger
Lula Mae Baltrip
la Parte
Willis
Dalmson
Conrae
Gulf Coast
Has- Pal
Baletin
Johnson
Robert Lee McPheatsmi
Khanh Denies New Coup Attempt Amid Troop Movements
In Saigon, Khánh denied a fresh coup as about 30 battalions moved within Vietnam. Officials said some troops were shifted from a northern province to a southern area while others were kept in reserve at a Saigon army camp. The premier vowed no coup but refused to commit on purge demands from generals. He and fellow officers plan to cede power to civilians by late October.
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Saigon
South
Viet Nam
Keny
Ne Iliary
Nguyen Khanh
Aker
Matic
Military
Armmyirate
Global turmoil and labor clashes across world fronts
A turbulent mix of events spans labor strikes threatening General Motors output, Vatican measures expanding pope bishop authority, a German court convicting SS leaders, political moves in Caribbean nations, a reservoir failure, and a bank bombing probe, all reflecting a volatile world during an era of unrest.
Tropic Storm Flikia Threatens Louisiana and Mississippi
Tropical storm Flikia strengthened toward hurricane status in the Gulf, 450 miles south of Biloxi, moving NW at 10 mph. Winds near the center reached 60 mph with gales extending 120 miles north and east and 60 miles southwest. Forecast calls for continued intensification affecting Mississippi, Louisiana, and Texas.
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New Orleans
Gulf of Mexican
Louisiana
Biloxi
Miss
Cuba
Missippi
Texas
Weather Bureau
Wessay
Federal mediators seek to avert docks walkout in New York
Federal mediators in New York tried to avert a strike by 60 to 600 dock workers from Maine to Texas as midnight approached. The panel proposed modifications while AFLCIO leaders pushed for safeguards on crew sizes, with employers resisting reductions and warning of ship delays. The dispute centered on work gang size and modernization, threatening more than 45 ships at sea.
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New York
Apy
Maine
Texas
Aflcio ‘Aternationals
United States
New York Shipping Ascinion
Fistiot
Labatt J. Reynolds
Allons
Governor says no statement from Billie Sol Estes
Gov. Connally and Texas officials say they have received no formal statement from Billie Sol Estes. Dickson released a summary claiming Estes provided a full statement, but the governor and DPS say investigations continue. The scene centers on Estes allegations and state inquiries.
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Billie Sol
Austin Fap
Estes
Homer Garrison
Fistes
Connally
Estes and
Sea Estes
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Bob-Kalbitz Insurance Co
United Fund
Max Mosesman
Country Club
Goose Creek County Club
Weldon Newby
BJH
Parents Baytown Junior High Parents Council
Baptist Fellowship
Second Baptist Church
Knights of Columbus
West Main
al Marks
CUB
R. L.boatright
Boatright
James Bowie
Shel Market St
Plumwood Garden Club
Sterling Municipal Library
United Church Women
United Church Women “Board of Managers
Grace Methodist Church
Galveston
TLR
Was Society of Professional Engineer
Nual
Jim Pridmore
Walt Morgan
Phil Bennett
al Bordelon
Bad Sears
Windmere
Espe
Asia
Tokyo
William P
Bundy
Japan
Korea
Southeast Asia
Ste Asia
China Atom
Citizens National Bank
Hilda
Gulf
Sen. Tower
Wernhol Tribune
Mexico
Ualitar
Frantyls’ Duvalier
Ut Tas
General Motors
United Auto Workers
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Ander
Vos
Minteh
Karl Wolff
Gofulding
Poland
Hing
Sheik
Decker
Pallee
Vroatnoir
Moneer Bank
Shreveport
Tie
Tiesbnath
Mississippi
Dickson
Dicksont
Bayshore Motors
Lincoln - Mercury
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