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WEEKEND
EDITION
Serving IAY-TIX—The Goideti Circle of Southeast Texas
VOL 41. NO. 107
IAYTOWN, TEXAS
Sunday, December 20, I til
TELEPHONE NUMBER: 582-8302
Tan Cant* Par Copy
Johnson City
Site Of LBJ
Erhard Meet
AUSTIN, Tex. (API - Preal-
dent Johnson and Wait German
chancellor UxHrlf Erhard
two new lenders in the fctek-
Want struggle-beftn sounding
each other out today on how to
deal with the Soviet Union. '
“There It nothin* more lm-
wrtant than East-West rela-
tions," Johnson said Friday as
he declared the issue will be
"the moat important part" of
his two-day weekend conference
with Erhard
“We are *oln* down the road
tftat will lead to peace," Johnson
said in a press conference in a
barbecue grove of the LBJ
ROhIl '
Peace Probing Cited For '64
, believe that progress can
ha made, and we IN gotef to
do our heat to do our patt^
WASHINGTON (API - Seel
retary of State Dean Ruak pre-
dicted today that 1964 will be
"a period of probing for the pos-
sttmltie* of iwace." |
But Ruak expressed concern
| stout the "vigorous and hostile
promotion, of....world revolu-
lion" by Communist China and
said the world will have to con-
tinue dealing with some "very
large and dangerous questions,"
Berlin. Germany. Cubs and
South Viet Nam particularly.
Nevertheless, husk in an In-
terview recorded for broadcast
in Japan sod released by the
State Department today, de-l
[scribed his outlook as one of
"modest optimism."
“1 do believe (hat 1864 will be
a period of probing for the pos-
sibilities of h> ran
"Mu levs.
County Tax Cut
PARDON ME!
Controversy
•if j j
tween County Judge0^n°ElIk>tt
■■NiiirgR in sic mw i,
My Impression la that there to
a certain soberness in the atti-
tude of the princteel govern-
ments of the world that there
to • recognition that crisis such
as the missile crisis in Cuba in|
October 1902 must be avoided if
peMMe."
The major issue before the)
and probably the only
war,
ques.
world
fTf NATURALLY I ftoafl weed anytbtag to wake my akin
~ » wieto Hfttlnm ghwwel aaaaaa to ba aaytog to this
I Udsnli u to Trtqre.
Sun Spots
mm.
and some members of the Com-
missioners Court appeared to be
"--------| Saturday over the
' (or a reduction in the
’ tax rate.
Opnty Auditor S. B. Bruce
says the tax rate can be low-
ered by three cent* per S100 val-
uation in 1964 because of in-
revenue and sound
community shall come out of
Mb MM of history’’’
"Most of us In the world," he
said, "are committed to the kind
of world described in the Unit-
ed Nations Charter. There are
aome who My the world must
‘ y revolution
world
■■ underlying Issue,
and it is Agoing to be easy
to make ggT Issue dtoap-
poor*...
Ruak discussed relations with
the Soviet Union b hopeful
term*, saying he believes that
the Soviet people want peso*
and "the Mg question to how to
[move toward points of agree-
ment among governments."
"There will he
some wno My mo
bo transformed by
into a Communist «
nhl* b be under
MRS. TOE LEE.
Mfh KrtMoy
MRS P AMELIA Stanley will baluon
•—Judge Elliott Mya
he to not in favior of this reduo-
jaag||{^«*a*.«4
McNair Dm*
kOS. E, A- HUNTER will ink
servo as chairman of the Me-
NaJr Community March of
Dime* eampMga A chairma n
honored with a cone and go
MftT *1 day Tuesday at the
i ?*» aowWan marhi Mn. Ijjfr
Now Ygor** Dane*
RESERVATIONS for the New
Yeor’s Eve Dane* at the Knights
of Cokimbus Hall may be ob-
tatesd by niwtarting raiilil
friomiwl bmawan 8 p-i anil
until a thorough study
dav at the martini of
AssoriatKm (or thr Advancement
of Sctoaoe It sra* aa abstract
of iwtirttiea of gaseous hydro.
fir Mb*. at boJOC Hal bo>
tween • am. and 8 pm. each
day until I p.m. Stxwlay^HM
NAVY
ENSIGN Maurice E.
Thompson Jr., son of Mrs. Eve-
lyn Thompson
I road and MHg* Madgte the
Manned Spacecraft Center areal
"I welcome the opportunity to
lower the tax rate, but I cannot
te road
I^HHBHHVpjodge
Etttott said
County Commissioner V. V.
i Red i Ramsey explains hto view-
point tMs way:
"Under the law Comm
to the K cento must be voted by
the people to the form of bond
authorisation and taxes to sup-
port the bond*.
"Actually, we will be aide to
make this tax cut. or we are
Council Quits
Minus Action,
the|"open door policy” toward the .or the United State* would be
bejlimited nuclear test ban treaty) Chinese Communists rcter to preparW to reconsider its* poli-
through diplomatic channel*,"jer matter* (following up
he continued, "There, will
discussion* at the Geneva Dis-jto agreement. But we should I the far future arid not to pre*-|cies toward OommUQ^t China
armament conference which not be discouraged too soon.” ent circumstancefc -— | Husk declared that “we are
opens agate in the latter part of) In cHscussing Red China,' Some U.S. officials have beenjvery much concerned about, tlie
January. It will take some tlme|Rusk declared that recent of-[developing Ihe idea that if Red [attitudes that we find in Peiping
China would Change-Its behavi-tin this most recent period."
and »ome patience to bring oth-lficial statements abopt the U.S.
RELs Mike
Ferrell Put
On All-State
Mike Ferrell, one of the great-
est linemen ever developed at
Robert E. Lee High SchoflO
reached the zenith of hi* schooL
boy football career Saturday
he was announced as a
member 1963 Texa* Intel-scholas-
tic League AAAA team • d
iThto announcement was made
In Dallas where *port* writer*
of the Hate ate meeting in thetr
■n BowfaH
annual pre-Cotton
session.
Ferrell, a mainstay on both of-
fense and defense for t
eleven, won recognition from all
sections of the state Hr>d particu-
larly from players and coaches
who have opposed him through
Mjjfiwr.
He was named aa a guard on
to* official all-state team, but
Mdbr to Oar week a Waco
sports writer, chooetag a team
for the Waco Tribune - Herald,
placed Ferrell at center.
IHt particularly wd Ml e» |
defense where he played a line-
Coach PettSdJ-
badting ixmt for (
tto’-ffam. He was a sharp, crisp
Mocker And a quick and t '
adept
offensive lineman,
Robert E. Lee ha* developed
many great schoolboy linemen in
the past with players like Her-
bert Gray, Thomas Rehak, BiH
explorations (»aa FEBMXL, Paga »
Meeting Date
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y,
(AH)--Cyprus charged Turkey
at an emergency U.N. Security
Council meeting early this
|morning with jeopardtolng a
on the Mediterri
cease-fire oh ihe Mediterranean
i c I >i nrl iirilk ''mrnhAat Hinlnmo.
[island with "gunboat diploma-
cy.” Turkey denied the charge.
The 11-nation Security Coun-
cil adjourned at 1:82 a.m. today
without acting on the Cypriot
charge or setting a date for a
further meeting.
Zenon Rossides, Cypriot chief
delegate, accused Turkey of
speeding a dozen warships to-
ward Cyprus to terrorize the
Greek Cypriot population. But,
he suggested, the Turkish gov-
emment ordered the vessels to
Change course after to ltoti far
tits iiiistgaiwy flaeurlty Oauastl
[session.
Adnari Rural, Turkish chief
pelegate. said his government
had no intentions of invading
the small eastern MeditirrOto
an island where bunting ani-
mosity between the Greek *Rd
Turkish Cypriots erupted into
.violence last Saturday and re-
sulted in sporadic dashes tost
' isted until Friday,
Rural said the Turkish war-
warship* were Just passing be-
tween Turkish portA itoAty’V
southern coast to 40 miles from
Cyprus.
Cyprus, Turkey and Greece
well, assured toe ccmm wtf
want to preserve a cease-fire
negotiated on Christmas Eve by
Greek and Turkish Cypriot 1
rent.
The Security Cotmdl meeting
convened at 11:35 p.m. EST
Friday, six hours after Cyprus
nqoested the session.
NICOSIA, Cyprus-(AH) -
Three unidentified jet tighten
roared over Nicosia at rooftop
CONGRATULATIONS, ALL STATER
MiWFefrel jrifht) Geh Hwidsheim Fron^Coadi Ref* SutKs.
Registration, Finals Brewing-
Students Faee^Busy Days
lend after daybreak today fol-
ruled with
lowing a tense night fBk
rumors of an imminent Turkish
Invasion.
The jet* passed twice over the
walled Turkish Cypriot quarter
d«literrant‘an toward Turkey,
The buzzing was toe ^rd
such Incident in the pest four
days and followed a nerve-
wrqeking night during which
Turkish warships were reported .
off me t ‘ ■'
a 716 Pamela,
was grxduatfd Nov 15 from the
course he received
aviatk® science and military ad-
intototraUon.
forced to make the tax cut,
Ramaey pointed out, *‘*‘*“* 1
By BOBBY MTPHIN
ll.ee College students and fac-
ulty are taking a long mid-win-
ter "breather ' this holiday - IS
cornea from the levy over and
above the regular 8b cents. The
'since ft day* of vacation before classes «»tk>n permit* were issued for
and ReOatoB Ca.'s
money was needed to make
resume on Jan. 6, and ahortly
thereafter the finals for to* ae-
dr 4f *
Wootlwr Aa4 TMm
.. CKBfc OEATBEB to peddleSad
AoHti frMOOtW
During the 'J°nd and iirtemt pay-
make the cut ”
Ramsey sakl the only way this
situation could be
would be by state law.
"I know there to a hue and
awroximatelyftMtion to slated for Jan. 2T andteoming Jan. 13-17. The School [prospective summer school stu-
thc spring [and College Ability Test will be [dents or .those planning lo enter
stion
---... the office by
0, the last day pre-regto-
permits 28 and on Jan. 30
semester classes will begin.’
Ihe coming spring semester.
Students Will complete their
given by the testing and cotin- in the fall of 1964.
Semester examinations are
slated Monday through Thurs-
day. Jan. 20-23.
Mrs. Durham said the new
early registration when fees are when no outsid^etiviires ma^M-rmisstoWrom WtUlmle Hearn allege cahilogues tor Lee are|
Durham, Lee College paid Jan. 16-21. Regular regis- i* scheduled by the students, is[er. head-of- the department, by expected to lie ready by the
opening -of"the spring-.semester.I
Several new couroes have Iteen
added- in addition to a vast ex-
pansion in Ihe technical and v«-
Baefc to the fall semester —jseiing department on Jan. tX
there are still the hurdles of fin-[This 'test to fequfred of all en-
als tor the students. Dead week, j tering freshmen at the college
a week of preparation for finals [and may also be taken, witjt
when no outside activities may [permission from Wallace Mean- *
northern Cyprus coast.
U.S. Ambassador Frazer Wji-
kins and acting British High
Commissioner Denis Cilery
tmrried to the Presidential Pal-
ace for an emergency confer-
ence with Archbishop Makarios,
president of Cyprus and leader
of the Greek Cypriot communl-
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zssjms tsa
arntmom tomm mu
m. wet
. of Mrs. Ami* E. Anile of
3116 Indiana, was promoted re-
wB be Mgk tot frit Me-'
*M pm. lew el 901
mi 1*21 p
to Mi Mtoll rate while
as toe itaff of Coro-
Itol pms MeeAey. togk
a* 81» em. ml itii pm. tow
at trie em aoi ttto pm
Around^
-npVi
. Sixto Fleet aboard the
tiagtolp U8I Utile Rock in the
Mediterranean TV promote* is
a result of toe August Navy-
SS,S1S“"“ *
Court saying we
should take thto money and aL
kxate It elsewhere,” RamMy
VI td. rtr S'-
.TOur information to that thto
can not be dona NifUy. The
n band I
MRS. O. P. BAILEY, V» W.
M*to, h*d the family Christina*
dwoer to bar home thto year.
Attending were Mr. and Mrs.
Kart LWetoUteMWB «rf 4a«M
ter Kay and Kurt Jr., and Mr.
and Mm. A. 3. Schwartz Jr., aU
of Houston; and Mr. and Mrs
Cary L Burnley and daewhur
Paula Sue ani mb Cary Jr. of
jRCSssias
the Rayne Branch Hospital
Mrs.
■ vanr
from the Raynt
to Rayne. La.,
auigery, fte
er, Mrs. Sue
...Mrs. 3.
on the
B.
reunion
she had
Dyer
m reports
Mrs. Jane
a family
- „ ■ 1C0*
ajpeen. d.esay
ElidjiTComeMW
the holidays from .....
leg*. Hto brother V*1 has re-
turned to the University of Tex-
as where he to a senior,
to to hto tonka- year
Class celebrate*
Saturday.
It's MRS. Pete Sultta who to
San Jacinto Metho-
and not her hus-
a patient to S
dist Hospital and not her hus- nephew, Harold Headland of Los barricaded by bicycle rack
band, as reported to The Sun's Angeles, Calif.; a grandson, fleers said they suspected
hog^tal Btoas Fridv# Richard V, Lewis of Houston, ailes to tiu minor oUtnsa.
an eight-week i
nition borage courw at
Army Armor Center, Fort i
During the oourae,
instruction in t
storage, shipment, issue,
‘km of
and renovation
ammunition components and
Motives.
Mm Mm
BRUINS’ DODiS,
nation pi
ou Junior
Rck k to tiw p|« voted down bond improve-
ments that this money would
have been used for. Therefore,
we give it back to tha taxpay-
ers to a tax cut.”
Judge Elliott said an adequate
road system to the NASA area
mean* much to the economy of
Many Gifts
Await 1964
First Baby
The happiest birthday in Bay-
twn wttRtSong to that baby
ho arrive* the -quickest" aft-
Famed Memorial Set Up Lady Bird
At Sait Jacinto Hospital Says Ranch
Is Changed
national department headed by
John Gitemple,
A Gordon L. Famed Memori- was prevailed upon and accept-
ht, Dec.
SipStoflfri aSu£.Jw: U
■ >>V# ht-wertt mmuL 'Taft of a tax cut to prema-
who arrives the
er the ttroke of
31
The New Year Baby contest
is on!
Th# first baby of 1964 will re-
ceive gift* galore from Baytown
merrhant* participating as «|xx»-
•ors in the contest.
Ijiat year'* winner was Mi-
JSft ^S^tSSmSt ^Mreaj^^k;w: Skrti Mk
to 111 Hto ****** ***** ohual U/auna uiaa iu.en al 1.RA
al Fund has been started at San
Jacinto Methodist Hospital in
Baytown with approval of the
Famed family and Bishop Paul
Martin of the Methodist M R
Gifts will he received by the
hospital and acknowledged to
the
Hi* hospital was one. ol tjw
ad the chairmanship of the
board during: the early days the
Methodists operated thelSi^BK
JOHNSON CITY, T*x. (API
At toe teat board meeting (to • Lady Bird Johnson says life
projects upon which the late
Humble efttetal-
chael Wayne was bom at 3 :*)
p.m. Jan. 1. 1963, In San Jaeto-
to Methodist Hospital. Hto
ents are Mr. and Mrs
to par-
3, L.
“Baytown Police
Say Night Quiet
Jgmm police recorded one
boopan tor the holiday party M,their qutotest Friday nights
from 7 30 to 10 p.m, Saturday. »«h only tore* arrests and a
Refreshments will be served.
91-Year-OM Baytown
Wmm’s Mitt Sunday
of Baytown.
The Rev. Basil Jones,
cl St Mark’s T‘ ‘ “ '
and the Rev.
r, will officiate to
p.m. Sunday at
nan Funeral Home
The body will be sent to toe Friday1*
tarUnge-
Value was given at 840.
?uS sat 3w£S
ttil birthday Monday at tha Harttogen Came- dtoturtitog toe peace charges.
l*~- - - - Several persons complained of
Survivors include a daughter, speeding and notoy can and po-
Mrs. Orion Bebe of Abilene; a lice found on* Baytown street
nephew, Harold Headland of Los barricaded by bicycle racks. Of
Skatns of Baytown and Mr. and
Mrs. Travis Grindle of Overton.
and Baytown
business man centered hto at-
tention. He was a member of
the board of trustees from the
time the hospital was opened to
1M8 until hto death last Satur-
Just prior to San Jacinto Me-
morial Hospital, a private in-
stitution, being taken over by
the Texas Conference of the
had asked to be relieved of the
[reapenwMity.M
Contributions may bp made
to the hospital's memorial fund
by mailing the donation or tak-
ing it to the hospital,'the ad-
dress being San Jacinto Meth-
odist Hospital, 1000 Decker Dr.,
Baytown, Texas.
|Mra. Famed told friends that
"the hospital was Gordon's, real
tove1«"Baytown.“--—
at the LBJ Ranch Is colorful,
but it doesn’t seeni like home
since iter husband got to the
White House, 4
Things have changed so "I
hiifdly Trecognize *ftny .own
home," the Urst Lfdy said
ere ranch
Bishop Martin praised Far-
ned’s contribution to the hos-
pital, “at toe organization of the
heapital. at toe time of transi-
only tore* arrests
of monor
misdemeanor
investigated by
two Baytown residents reported
a tire and wheel being taken
from trucks.
Jtev* 8. Neer, 45, of 3.19 Green-
tor, and R. R. Hall, 45, of 203
Mrs. Olivia Mari* Gustafson, Pamela, both reported to police
18M Mississippi, died at <hat jWfMonf. look g tire
p.m. Friday/A Baytown H'he«1 to«r trucks
reMdeit 14 years sh. wa.T Jy parked In front
grandmother of Mrs. Louis Bains homes.
cted juva-
- Who will be the successor to <
thto New Year baby title?
The winner must be bom after
midnight, Dec. 31, in
town area. The bourn
are those of th* Goose
dependent School Dtatr
Exact time of birth
srwfsrtut
given Th* Sun before noon Jan.
£Sj^ny baby repurtad aft-
d gift* wl
•t baby t
Church, Famed tion to us and since then as
served aa board chairman. He Methodist institution."
of the Johnson's 1,4:!
[Friday. |
A huge portrait of West Ger-
man Chancellor Ludwig Krhani
hung from the balcony of the
100-year-old stone and frame
house, and West German Re-
public flags fluttered along the
driveway. Erhard arrives to-
day. \ |
The tree-lined banks of the
tabu Pede rnales River
swarmed with 200 reporters and
A new- class in interpretive
leading will lie offered
speech .367 with Mbs Marcia-
Cooper, college speech and dra-
ma teacher, as the instructor.
This class is particularly ‘ rec-
imiinemled for adulrs future
teachers, speech majors and
drama -mujars in particular, in-
terpretive , reading will transfer
as | Iteginning oral itoerpreja-
tion bourse. The prerequisite is
Siieech ’iOti or consent of the in-
.-iritioi
The jday production class,
Speech 30L will be offered at
5:30
day during the spring in preje
aration tor night rehearsals on
the sprint; production, this year
a melodrama. Miss eopci
said she hope* lo have all ages
represented in the class this
spring.
The drama department will al-
so offer a continuation of the
fall class, advanced public
speaking, as S;*ecli 306.
u
THE THINKER
Our World
Today
• Best (irnnan CtuMceltor
Ludwig Erhard left lloiMton by
plane on xcliedule totlay at
»:3» a.m. (CST) for Johnson
(Tty, Tex ; iiftil hto first format
in-ettag with President John-
son. .
Firetruck Rides Slated
To Aid Good fellow Fundw:,iiu'1 "v*ie™ ^cu* ’*’ai ™ "**-
The I we College Band, organ-
IH.....|________ H_______|___ized this fall with Charles W
photograitoers whom President ^ *Mjte instructor, will con-
Johnson had invited to a chuck- 'hto spnng. The band 4ms
w.ionn Wrwinm haiWiw thnt 21 members and is open lo any-
• A rocket aslronomor
think* a mysterious spot in
deep spat e — invisible, silent
hot a remarkably strong
source of X rays — may real-
ly be a neutron star, - - -r
informal press
...j^wU^be
Sd
first "babY
fixed time'
IIM......hi «u baby
bom in tlie prescribed time the
contest will be extended until
Previously
Acknowledged .... It,Mt.lt
Cask from Cartons . 1M»
Boy Scout Troop
In the eyeid m baby hai been
No 8tt
11.99
rides, the final report ot th* year
.Will be published.
In the meantime, if you missed
an opportunity to be a Goodfel-
tow, you still have a day or two
3. 4- Beti .......... ***»*,, to qualify. You be the judge as
gifts have been awarded to the
flnt baby,
ipntoi
aoon aa possible. The father or on top.
some authorized perron is ex-
Woooter Cabiaet Mwp " tfcfo
Total to date ....... |l,SR4.U
By CHIEF CIOODFELLOW
from fire truck rides
at Wooster Sunday will
whether the 1963
campaign comes out
is possible,
authorized
peered to report to The Sun on .
The rides will start at 1
„„ -rTT ,r m ... ..... „„8unday at the Wcwster
Wednesday and 5:30 a.m. Thurw "***“”, JJS-. i'*tton on B*-Way D*1v«
order for gifts to claim them ceeds from a coffee and dough-
fram th* Baytown merchants nut sale by the Woman’s AuxUl-
ary of the Tire Department will
NAACPPmde Sunday
HOUSTON (API-The NAACP
will hold a downtown parade
and meeting Sunday after
The meeting to described
ivt effort.
684.ll, which is $258.60 less than
wtiat the 1963 Goodfellows party
afternoon. 6081
After the final
income has
turned inlo
conference.
Mrs. Johnson met the arriv-
ing busloads of press, hopped
aboard, took, up a mtcrophone
and in professional style
launched a tour of the Johnson
spread.
Breezily introducing herself —
"I'm Lady Bird Johnson, you
all"- she pointed to a newly
constructed small, white Secret
Service sentry box and said:
>m Boy Scout Tt-bop No. 883[ '"This little thing is one of the
Q. Beit and Wooster Cabinet changes and I hope the neigh-
bors don’t mind it."
to-how much.
Since the last
been an additional 811.39 collect-
ed from the cartons placed
Baytown stores. There were
three 810 00 donations, coming
from Bo;
J
E Methods! layman Happy Harbor Administrator
Gulf Coast Methodist layman
and a Freeport resident for the
- past 25 years, has been named
to,date, the total stands al 8L- administrator of Happy Harbor,
Frank Carter,' prominent County, will assume the new du-
ties on Jan. 1.
He succeeds Norman Cortis,
who’died several weeks ago.
Carter has been a lay leader
in tiw Galveston-District for-the programming
past eight years and has held
many lay positions in the Texas
Conference,
the Methodist senior citizens'
home at La Porte.
Carter, who has disiwsed of
been counted from th* tire truck hto personal business in Brazoria ters, Bonnie, 17, and Gay, 12. (See COLLEGE, Pag* 9)
one with some knowledge of un
instrument. Anyone who to
ex-band member may sign up
for the course, Forque saiu. The
course is transferrable to a
senior college with one college
hour credit. Rehearsals are
Modday and Wednesday nights.
The music department will al-
so continue to offer private in-
struction in woodwind instru-
ments, arkttbei new feature
added this fall. Dan Johnston to
ihe btstnutlor^^^^^HHM
Torque said the band especi-
ally, needs woodwind [ililyers,
clarinctit, flutes and more cor-
nel players in the brass sec-
tion.
In the .vocational department,
a new program in the training
of electronics mechanics is slat-
ed to begin tills spring. The
course is scheduled over a two-
year period for completion. The
data processing and computer
masses, also start-
ed tins fall, will continue with
more Advanced classes this
spring ami will also ofler tlie
# Vu Van Thai, an econo-
mist who left the government
of the late President Ngo
Dinh Diem two years aga, is
slated to be South Viet Nam's
new ambassador to the l ulled
States,
* Postal officials estimate
that Christmas mall this year
set a record of I* trillion
pieces. This eaiue, they say,
despite a fate start caused by
the Nov. 'it assassination of
President John t. Kennedy.
* The administrator of the
Federal Aviation Agency pre-
dicts an agreement Itetween
the United States and Russia
within M days Hurt would per-
mit commercial air service
hetween New York and Mos-
cow.
* Gorgeous George will be
attired In hto favorite orchid-
colored robe when lie I* hurled
Monday In an orchid-colored
casket In law Angeles,
The Carters have two dnugh- beginner classes again.
<7 r:a, to is... comer iwo s
A legal I tattle Is brewlag
over tlie lucrative business of
storing the govermnent'a sur-
plus cotton stockpile*.
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Hartman, Fred. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 107, Ed. 1 Sunday, December 29, 1963, newspaper, December 29, 1963; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1101000/m1/1/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.