The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 271, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 5, 1964 Page: 1 of 24
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The Sun invitee
LOIS SCOTT
110 Athby
to the Brumtoi, Theater. This coupon
is good through Aug. 10 ■__-
lor two tickets when presented
at the Brunson box office.
The movie now ahowing le
"HOW THE WEST WAS WON"
Serving BAY-TEX—The Golden Circle of Southeast Texas
Wednesday, Auguit5,1964
Ten Cent* Per Copy
TELEPHONE NUMBER: 582-8362
VOL 41. NO. 271
BAYTOWN. TEXAS
Jury FindiTHoover Guilty, Gets 60 Years :s« story, p«w»
TWO WERE INJURED WHEN TRUCK OVERTURN'fff&t CROSBY^NCHBURG
MRS. ETTA BELL YOUNSE'S CAR ATTEMPTED LEFT TURN MRS. STEVE SUMPTER'S CAR WAS TRAVELING WEST THIS CAR, PARKED ON ROADSIDE, WAS KNOCKED INTO HELD
New First Graders
’ARENTS OF first grade chil-
dren who have moved into the
Anson Jones or Sam Houston
Elementary school areas since
Feb. 1, should call W. C. Her-
ring, principal, 582-2009, at their
earliest convenience.
Story Hour
STERLING Municipal ' Library
will have a story-hour from 10
to 11 a.m. Thursday for chil-
dren three to six years old.
Forces Built Up In
Tonkin Gulf Crisis
Chamber Luncheon Guest-
Galveston CC Manager
Speaks Here Friday
and fitting.’,' He had a won! of
caution for others who "appear
to forget the. risks of spreading
conflict.''.Jd.* t ,.
- McNamara. Iif/Ar late-night
sessTon wliti newsmen'at’ the
pentagon reportedly briefly on
the strike then under way- ind
said thatMs a precaution the.
United States '
hAIOON, Viet Nam (AP)
The United States rushed six'
supersonic A)rFwr» Ftffil jet
fighters to Saigon today, the
Vietnamese airforce was put
on aiert. and tanks rumbled
Into the key northern base of
Ita Nang.
The swift air and ground
military buildup was effected,
to meet any attache from
< oinmunist North Viet Nam
or Bed China that might come
with the crisis in the Uulfof
Phi Will hold a rummage sale
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
r.t 3411 Market in old- Baytown.
Mrs. Jack .Walker, ways and
means chairman, is in charge of
the sale. '* ■ *>
• most oTTiiS chfitptwr of Com-
; merce experience. He organized
a tourist- development associa-
- tionMYour counties around the:
) new Lake Tawakoni in upper
i East Texas in 1961. It has pass*
■ ed\»he 2,000,000 - per . year
mark in visitors.-
is served in the Texas
_______ ______ _ moving sub**
stantiai military reinforcements
to Southeast Asia, with replace-
ments going from the United
States for the men moved for-
ward from Western Pacific
bases. -
- ‘At Johnson * orders, Am-
bassador Adlai Er Stevenson ar-
ranged to have : the United Na-
of Commerce and. the Galveston
Convention and Tourist Bureau,
will be the speaker at the Fri-
day luncheon of the Greater
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
at the Holiday Inn.
Colorado Assignment
ARMY MAJ. BILLY C. Tub
blevflle, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Coyle L. TubbleviUe of La Porte
has been assigned to Headquar-
ters, U.S. Army Air Defense'
Base, Colorado Springs, Colo.
Grandmothers Meeting
BAYTOWN Grandmothers Club
'eraT manager in 1855yTn 1959
Tonkin.
;t dollar.
American military personnel
In ikeOTai^TCorpa reflows
in Viet Nam’s North were re-
Htrlcted to their bases, in an
unofficial "grey alert” status
that also enforced, a 9 p.m.
Elmer, who haiTBeen with the
Galveston organizations for nine
months, is a native of Houston.
■manager of the -
Ciamber of Commerce Man -
agtms1 Association on the board
GreanviUe
merce and
IVAN C. ELMER
-arts- took -the Galveston
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.
IPT - Af the request of (he
........ U.N. Securi-
Women For
and journalism degree from the
Work jsf tourist and conven-
will meet at 7:30 p.m. TTiurs-
. —-7-*— —7TVTTZrz --:~ • "Hhtofcwrwt-
iljcation, as com-
as sociat
is a tion development has covered
‘Soviet Union the
-ty—IMuiU'iljiessb
in the CitfeehsTTatfonat
_____|_ and A* genera
chairman of thV 1964 annual
conference. Among his other pro-
fessional memberships,; he is on
the board of regents V the In-
stitutes for Organization Man-
agement. V
Elmer served as a" naval of-
ficer during both World War II
and the Korean War and ndw
holds the rank of lieutenant
day in the Citizt— -
Bank Party Room.
★ ★ ★ ,
Weather And Tides
FAIR AND HOT through
Thursday. Temeperature
range expected Wednesday and
Thursday, 100. degrees. Tues-
day’s high was 98 degrees.
GALVESTON TIDES Thurs *
day will be high at 4:29 p.m,
and 1:08 p.m. and low nt 10:91
a.m. and 9:99 pan. _ ‘ •
requested
-curfew;
LBJ Asked
by the United States on the
Southeast Asia crisis was post-
poned until t p.m. (EST) to-
day. It had been set orighial-
ly for It a.in. »
The 1 Corps region, with
headquarters at Da Nung, hi
regarded as a logical target
for a Communist attack. •-
American sources reported
the situation was tense in the
area ami that air activity on
the Da Nang strip wasA'fair*
l> heavy.” '
Nome sources said it was
possiiile that planes used to
Baytown Store Robbed At
Knifepoint By Negro Man
tions Security Council called
mtir extraurdiuttry sessioh today
, to deal With U.S. charges of
aggression.
By WANDA ORTON
- A Negcm'hnan robbed Sum •
TexLiquor $tore,J3Q2. Harbor,
at knife point at 8:15 p.m. Tu«s-
of Commerce.
Short talks will be given by
Mrs.YChris Dixie, Mrs, David
tmo. MdiMN US Air, J.VM.R,
Carr and Miss Barbara Jordan
preceding a question and a#
swer. se> ' * “....... *
area won
era tic
Arouhd^
i
Bricks were .taken from a house
euueocy, except « cnecK,
She said.
He demanded - the money at
knife . point and cut the wire
...__........ jrgitnization or in
working actively for the re-elec-
" * President Johnson, are
Refreshments will be
, Abroad', the U.S. move
to ought expressing of support
from pro-Western quarters in
Asia and threats from the Com-
munists. The New Evening
Post, published by Communist
Rime . point anu cut me wire
of a telephone leading to a jack,
she, said. The knife, was describ-
invited.
served.
Bodies Of Mississippi
acation
TOP SUSPENDED
Mrs. Dixie is the wife of the
chairman of (the Half be County
-warned-4*
ing blade pocket knife.
She said the man was 6 feet
tall, was stim and hart a pock- ,
marked face. He wore a white
or* yellow nylon shirt, small
dark cap on his head. - <
He had a brown paper sack i
■Rights’Workers Found
Democrats. All three women
have, been active in organization
Child Born Dead After
Crash; Mother Is 'Fair'
that "'Red China will not wait
until the flumes of-war come too
” 1 ting .against
gggbzaa ewiwffi s
it!n frofti which they had atti
is; g-SiS-Sn
JMfWi «-W 0"”“-SMJJfr ■
The meeting Saturday is sport- "No pgace by_aggre**k)t
sored by the Women!* Auxiliary no immunity Irom reply.
close” before
Km____.........._
But the .Soviet press dismissed
John.-Sms nightlmc speech with
a brief dispatch Which' included,
a North Viet Nam denial that
the second attack on ,U.S. n val
vessels had even taken place.
It was against :■ that back-
ground that McNamara gave
. A baby girl was bom dead ahHenscby filed charges of aggra- t ld
. 4:30 a.m. Wednesday to a Chan- vated assault with a motor ve-, Gamine
netview woman who was criti- hieje against Mrs. Younse in nrowier.
’ cally injured in a car wreck at Justice of .the Peace M. M. j a.
12:50 p.m. Tuesday oh Decker Brown’s court Wednesday mom- And aM,an
I Drive. ing. J a.m. Wedne
’ Mrs. Steve Sumpter, 22, of Mrs. Younse was charged with a concealed
The Meridian Star quoted an
land. :
A. R. Slatter is vacationing
in Colorado for a few weeks
. „ . Mrs. H. M. Slagle, 221
Neal, is In Room 216 of Bay-
and a Negro male. The source,
according to the newspaper,
said the bodies were found 20
feet from the top of the loose
earth structure, which was
being built late in June when
Schwemer, GboBman and Chan-
tSee CRISIS Page
warning in ah address at Syra*
cuse, N.Y., on the heels o( a
Pent agon new* eonlerence in
which Secretary oL Defense Ro-
bert S. McNamara reported die
.cng-Time Resident's
Bulletin
TTllf. 1 -r '" • ' •—•
Sfer, Ronald/ Bunon “TOftf
rom the hqspltal. after major
.urgery and singing' the praises
if the Reil Cross, who plucked
.er husband, Marine; Sgt. Bur-
■ ffrfyd Iwdi
Mrs. Sumpter was one of six
persons injured in two, auto .ac-
cidents Tuesday afternoon in the
spmwe
.i.i.urujjj* ujkirujsiu
(AP) — Stanleyville, key city
St the northeastern tongii, was
reported tonight In the Imnd*
of t'oinmnnlst * backed rebel
torpedo: boats on American de-
tion wagon Used “by the trio had
been located. 15 miles' north of
Philadelphia two days aflej
The property is owned by
Olen Binyage of Philadelphia.
Burrage was reported at (he
site while the excavation was
under way.
Schwemer had been* working
Funeral services will be held
at 2 p.m. Friday for Albert Lay-
ten Berry, 80, of 1230 Pine, who
died Wednesday morning at ms
A*retired;school custodian, he
haii lived in Baytown 'XI years.
He wW a native of Milam Coun-
Announcement of the Iden-
tification of Goodman and
Schwemer was made in Wash-
stroyers in International watei
oft the Gulf of Tonkin. \
Baytown area. The second acci-
-the front' lines in Viet
detit .hapireijteti uu Cimby-Lyneh-
■McNamara’s summary
kMg G- Y|R ntMUg i.
> Road at. 6 p.m. Tuesday,
rs. Sumpter is a,patient at
Jacinto Methodist HoSpitsL
condition Wednesday was
The driver of the other car
'two U.S,' aircraft- UuwiiW oy
Stanleyville airport at 5 p.m.
said: “The entire eily K In
rebel hands.” A garbled mes-
sage haying the Same thing
reached the United Nation* lit
ground lire in 61 sorties irom
the carriers Ttoontteriwa. raa
Constellation.
Twenty-five PT, boats ' dr,
stroyed or damaged.
.Four shore base* heavily
damaged And fe ml depot
These were other highlight de-
vetopments in thq crisis that
cam# suddenly to fev*r heat
late Tuesday:
- -Johnson gave .foe, word, in. a
somberlv. phrased; address to —„ - ..
the nation just before midnight jS. M Berrv' of ShemiaMi
that the strike was under way. «t^e.
But ‘he pledged that "we sUll sisters, Mrs. Dorm Biddy
seek no wider war” and in an CJair. Okh,t. and Mrs.^ 0
,was Mrs. Etta Beil Younse, 2040
i matie pistol which had om* live
The Rfoti Rotiei
Drivp in i .ynrhburg.- tnirk
ly on Crosby*.Ynch- round in die chamber. oHieers HaffTieen idemifteip
oi God, exchanges pulpits with she al«?’is being treated at San
tifo> Rev. Wayne Harbaugh Jacin,0 Methodist Hospital, hav-
the Decker Drive Assembly,.for jng suffered ruptured blood ves-
a <me-night engagement.. . , her right arm. deep Jac*
Mrs. Vernon Lamb and her era(ions and possible chest in-
crew of women busy with the juries‘ , . : >
hot coffee as their busbaifos in Mrs: Sumpter's three - year-
the BaytoWm Emergency Corps 0jj SOBi Mike, was a passenger
have a late night assignment, iP her car. lfc wai treated and
ridian jineb last FfBruary. Tfo
had driven to Oxford, Ohio, the
week bfore his disappearance
said. He is
Charged w
Ward’s Corj--------------
Melvin Baskin-, 31, of 1109 Book-
Stanleyvltie
tower Bald :
in Judge oif Goodman and Schwerner.
urt jvere There was no immediate con-
______________ f ifmation of this’from the FBI
er; Roy Short Jr., SS. -al Apart- The three vanished Jtfoe 21
ment 7, Lincoln Courts; and after being freed from jail at
Richard Canada, 17. of 111314 Philade1|ihia where they had
Bgioker. They were arrested,;#! been arrested «i: a speeding
10:30 a.m. Tttfsday by Detec- charge. ...... •
tive L. H. Rjcketson and Sgt. They had been held in jail kt
Cleve Dickens ip the 700 block Philadeljihia nearly six hour*
of Oak. Baskin set bond at 125. after Chancy was arrested on a
"Diane'Berry. 3324 'Minnesoia, i,|)eeding charge,
was charges With disturbing the The last person knpwn to have
peace at 6 p.m. Tuesday and seen them, was Neshoba Cdu nty
set a cash bond at *25. Spe was deputy sheriff Cecil Price. Who
be in Cedar Cre*tX*metery,
Bem’- is survived by hi* wid-
ow, Mrs. Ela Chambers Berry
of Baytown; two spps, V. L.
Berry of Baytown aikfoWT %
Bern- of* Taylor; two brothers.
T, r.i. n^rr' zt
VVitfie Berry of Fort Worth;Hwo
sisters, Mrs. Doria Biddy pf
*trs. Elvtof
Ridhar* of Sweetwater. Also
surviving are five grandchildren
to bring back to Mississippi
sonie of the summer civfl rights
volunteer*; including Goodman.
The thmfYftove fib® Meridi-
an to the Philadelphia area ear-
fo on the morning of June 2L to
check a burned out Negro
church which had been used for
civil rich!* workers.
a the' 'advance
fiOO summer vol-.
ment 7, Lincoln Courts; a n d
Citizens National Bank
Drive la Window*
guard* <>f wime
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Hartman, Fred. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 271, Ed. 1 Wednesday, August 5, 1964, newspaper, August 5, 1964; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1057299/m1/1/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.