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ackage Of Space Relays
13 3rd Highest Hurled Into Proper Orbit
Of The Year CAPE KENNEDY, Fto. (AP) gust, followed by • third bun
■ w»Uwi —Eight satellites including sov- «-«• —»*«— u
Deaths P
High Winds Rake Across Southwest
—
By 6 s.m., however, official
»r
watches for a 100-mile wide sec*
tor from the Childress vicinity
toward Ardmore, Okla.
Subsequent special advisories
alerted most of North Central
and Northeast Texas u heavy
thunderstorms surged slowly
southward, with radar Indicat-
ing the most severe weather was
around Weatherford add Bowie.
Dallas-Fort Worth metropoli-
tan area residents were warned
to be on the lookout for damag-
ing winds, possibly hall and rain
occasionally heavy enough to
cause flash flooding In the
streets, 1
ASSOCIATED
Winds reached hurrioane tores
momentarily at one point and
lashing rains ooursed southward
from Oklahoma into North Qsn-
tral and Northeast Texas today.
Early reports from the affect-
forecasters lasued an all dear,
> ,
Gee ............. 29%
reporting scattered thunder-
113%
Air
storms would continue but there
was no further danger of severe
weather.
The turbulence churned up as
a weak oool front stretched
across the north part of the
stats from near Wichita Falls
toward Lubbock. Skies were
mostly clear in South Texts and
at least partly cloudy elsewhere.
Forecasts promised occasion-
al thunderstorms again by eve-
ning In Northwest and Northeast
«%
en to speed secret military mes-
The eighth satellite
llgi saiuun, South Viet Nam
|ju (AP) — American combat dead
jguHltaibed to the third highest
level of the year last week, re-
13 fleeting in part (he cost of the
SgiJ victory over a North Vietnam-
HiJeaa regiment In the central
;;;;;U4% I viands.
.....go% The U. S. military command
... 43% I M* Americans weft killed
today waa an engineering e»
Ind
...
•••
ad area Indicated no major
rode a mighty Titan 3 rocket
today toward lofty outposts in bUity%f using the earth's grav-
itation at a means of stablUs-
52-foot booms to test the feast-
El Paso Nat Gas
damage, however.
Carswell Air Foroa Base in
Fort Worth clocked gusts of
wind up to 78 mQei per hour,
Ethyl Oorp
oorp .
n%
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tag e spacecraft. Designer*
The 12-etory-tal] Than— most
powerful booster in the Defense
Department arsenal - blasted
oft on Its fourth test flight at
» a m. EST.
hope It will keep one arm al-
- I Gen Elec.....
the Weather Bureau reported.
and sirens walled aa airmen
turned out to tie down plana*
and movable objects.
Power Unas snapped In sever-
al placet, parti of Fort Worth
The Defense Department has
been using the Syncom 2 and
Syncom 3 satellites for commu-
nication between Washington
and Saigon for the past two
yean. The seven satellites
launched today would greatly
Increase this capability.
No provision* have been
made to tie the satellites
launched today Into civilian
lommunlcation* systems, but
they could be put to work In re-
covery operations during future
maimed space flights.
Haas To Speak
At Luncheon Of
Chamber Here
Cew Tel A Elec
Oen Tin.......
Georgia-Pacific
Six hours later, the satellites
were scheduled to tip into ran-
dom circular orbits 21,000 miles
above the equator, forming a
Jam-proof communications net-
51% I captured last week compand
sgsL j with 100 killed, 030 wounded and
17% U mlsatag In the week at May
2Wune 4.
Gordon's Jewelry
were without power briefly and
Plan Now To Attend
Every FRIDAY Night
8:00 p m to 10:00
the wind shattered plate glass
windows In several atom. Tree
limb* Uttered he stmts. .A
house trailer waa whipped
acroes a West Fort Worth stmt.
There was an unconfirmed re-
port of a tornado funnel being
sighted near Axle, northwest of
Fort Worth, In the rainy dark-
ness of early morning.
At one point Weather Bureau
radar tracked a sizeable man
if thunderstorm which boiled
acroea the Red River from Okla-
homa and advanced to a line
Unking Tyler, Hillsboro and
Breckenridga.
By daylight, however moet of
the turbulence tapered into light
to moderate showers, largely
north of a Brown wood * Tyler
Greyhound .............,.11%
J
tee
91% A total of 1M American, died
31 I In the week of March 7-13, when
43% I a Monday through Sunday re-
Oulf 00.......
Gulf States Util
work In the skies.
WILLIAM O. KELLEY, chief
operator at the naphtha rerun
Eight minutes after blastoff,
the triple-barreled boosters' ac-
robatic last stage settled with
W* payloads attached into a cir-
cular orbit about 103 miles
above the earth.
An hour later, it wa« to re-
start and zip into * long loop-
ing ''transfer" orbit ranging
from 103 to 21,000 miles, poised
to Ignite a third time and cir-
cularize the orbit at 21,000
shortly after-3 p.m. EST.
Five, U.S. Army ground ter-
minals stood ready around, the
world to relay military tast traf-
fic through the orbiting vehi-
■ntt at Eajay't Baytown
17% porting period wae being used;
_ ^_ _,.. . ..................47 land 144 in the regular waek of
present the program at noor JMerlake Steel............39% May 15-21.
Marshall Haas, chairman ofIHoffman Electr ....
the 40-year mark with the
P.M.
company. H« worked to vart-
Friday at the Baytown Chamber IBM
cl Commerce luncheon at Holt-1 Jones A Laugh
344% 17m latest toll brought the
.. 11% number of U. S. servicemen re-
Me department* Ihrongbout
out the refinery before Joining
day tan, according to Dave Kerr-MeGse ...
77%)parted killed by enemy Ore
n ...... 91% • since Jan. 1 to 1,966 and to 3J04
.......... 94 I since Jan. 1, MSI.
RODEO
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bore, chaber manager. Ltag-Ttmeo-Vought
Other members of the PoDu-|Magnevoa ......
tin Committee are Semmle Marathon OH
tag staff. Kelley eajoya spend-
lac M* lehrar* tlm« working
Dbcrinlmting'
Nudist Colony
30% Th« unofficial oount of Ameri-
...... 99% I can wounded for the year
.. 37% I climbed to 12.213.
.. »% The allies reported 1,240 Com-
• •79% I munist* killed last week, an fo-
......39% crease of 331, aid 199 captured,
...... 44%|an increase of 49.
. This compared with a total of
• 33 hgi tilled troop* reported killed, cle*.
45% | The South Vietnamese gov-
MePtuil. W. D. Broyles. J. C
Elmore, Wanda Orton, E. Q. NntDnlry
Camp, Byron Klatler Hugh Nat Ms*. _ _
Laaaford and Kerman L. Davis {New Yost Central ...
Penn RR .......
j Baptist Church.
at Baytown Fair Grounds
SIX 816 EVENTS
WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen.
Harrison Williams Jr., D NJ., f0 CoflVtltHon
Extensive research Is going.,., .
into the complex problem !!1!
luu itirtod u inaulrv into a
charge °i racial dZTrtmlnattoo I TEN DELEGATES from Bay-
at a nudist camp )a Us home town will attend the 48th annual
Lions' District Convention at
A .* Kw York Houston'* Sheraton Lincoln June
woman in Brooklyn informed
... 90
pollution to Houston of both wa-
ter and sir. Chamber president
Eldon Berry said It was evident.. ..............
that definite steps must be tak- ■otaumoerger ......
RCA ....
line.
The seven communications
satellites—each capable of link-
tag ground stations up to 10,390
miles apart-were built to car-
ry massages between Washing-
ton and Viet Naim. Land lines
and undersea cable* are vul-
nerable to sabotage and natural
infnmiriiinM
imerrupuon.
If thi* first batch proves,such
d system feasible about eight
more satellites will be sent up toe New Jersey Division on |
aboard another Titan 3 to Au*
e eetet
, ADULTS $1X0 STUDENTS 60c CHILDREN FREE
(under 6) *
Threatening weather first de-
veloped Wednesday night In the
east edge of the Tsxaa Panhan-
dle. Pampa, pounded hard by
twin hail storms the day before,
, MMi..... escaped ths lmt wflti|AtiH MB]
Jersey becana* ate I* a No- (Ervin Froehner, Bruo* Wecde,|and J0 iMh of rata; ~
gin, the senator disclosed [vernon Myers James Cauley, Before midnight the Weather
Wednesday. |C. M. Bond and Ed Pendleton. Bureau posted severe weather
.. 87
. .emment said 191 of Its troop*
35% were killed and 30 missing last
8) week compared with 121 killed
<1% and 23 missing in the previous
..... 80% seven days. The government
........... 23’^ does not report wounded.
#«•«« Australian, South Korean and
.................44 | New Zealand forces reputed a
total of six battle deaths and 14
.... n% wounded compared with 14
dead and 18 wounded ths week
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en toon to alleviate till, situs-
WUllam* that aha had been I17*1*- The delegates are Jack
tamed away from Sunehlne Iflmniona, George Bennett, Dud-
Park at Maya Laadlng In New ley Huckabee, Arlia Froehner,
i eeteeeee #•#.*•*#*
tion
COME ONE--COME AU
~Sponsored by Youth Fat Association
Moore said aleo the reerea-
chamber office. 20X00 rof>ie* o* I j. '
which were printed through tiu N ,
contsey of Humble ™ Stan Ohio.............
tillinfi! CO*#; Sk?®PU» ROaWlCre ■ I n|.|(eeM
Operas National Bank. First
National Bank. People State
Bank, Culpepper's. Kovar'i, and|^^
Pearl Beer Distributing Co.
Herbert Hubert if chairman
of the committee.
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Open Doily 2 cun. to 9 pjn.
#«»**»**
*•>*«(
.....30
92%
discrimination la public ac-
mart
....... 13%
American Changes Seen
comniodatton* had been vfo-
Technicolor
22%
Tam Gas
lated.
.70%
’ ’v
Texaco ......
Williams said Loretta Gueye
.21
Texas Eastern
Texes Gulf Sul
EDITOR'S NOTE - Maine-
...107%[bora John Roderick has been a
99% I foreign correspondent for The
The doughnut of my day has
married and remarried and
produced a star-spangled crop
of offspring called “donuts" of
all odors, conditions and class-
es. They are glazed with a
frightening variety of rad, blue
and green icing, impregnated
with a thousand exotic flavors.
query, she received en Invlta-
Wreck-
e*ee ee e e i
. e'eeeeeeeeeeeeeee
.
pay n visit.
, gi% Associated Press for th* last 21
ysAns. And it has bean seven
I Union Caibide
Union Oil of Cai
United Air lines
Upjohn Drug......
ap at the Memo-
rial Day weekend and Die re-
.
.... 93%I
"Ofyun since he wae In the United
- I State* on vacation
lands; on* sister, Mra. Earn Us-
ti
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Here are
siighly p
the
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Highlands; five brothers,
puz-
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«n Equities
“" i* t/tiiN bahki
, gfy evfl 1% KAJUMti
NEW YORK (AH
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gahisa U., and..J*rry Tomp-|W*stinghous*
' kins of Colorado Springs, Q*> Xerox .
Richard Wayne to survived by--—
his father and grandparent, Mr I .
and Mrs. J. D. Tompkins nl felSfAHlisnC
Highland* and Mr. and Mr*. * tfllTOilllwS
M. McLean of Baytown. - g *%#
Um Rev. Tom
IMfSflSMS**
I am appalled at the tong at rOTIKT S
calories Americans dally cram
Into their mouths.
Friend* already alarmingly
overweight munch on choco-
lates, wolf down a malted milk,
or tuck awqy a ple a la mode
between meals.
They try to wash away these
sins of gluttony with a glass of pastor,
skim milk. For today sUm Music for tiw telecast will In-
milk, which we a* children re- dude songs by Glen Walker and
garded with faint contempt u W. C. Herring and daughter,
something for hogs, has become Pam, along with a double quar-
a prlma donna to fancy dress, tet from tiw church,
beckoning to the 1st because it The pastor’s subject will be,
has fewer calories. “The Fattier of (he Prodigal.
I have been struck by the ex-
traordinary contrasts, greater I Monday through Friday on ra-
- What
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,,.. 257%
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has become of the plain old-
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COMPARE
fashioned doughnut mother used
to maker
It bat, alas, gone with the
wind, along with the two laches
at rich cream which once
The. Second Baptist Church
will present a Father’s Day
program on KTRK-TV (Channel
13) at 7 a.m, Sunday, accord-
ing to th* Rev. Paul Stephens,
PHILCO
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adorned the top of the milk bot-
tie
win Walker
Jf
HOUSTON (AP) - Calfoml* When a man hu been away
namory|PrM* weirtbe Wg wta- from America for Sevan yean,
__m"mrw7\**rt at the annual awards ban-1
Gardens of Baytown
Holcomb.
^ , as I have, his thought* ae he
| quet of th* National FederationlMm** home are on many
thtap.
California women took 17 j j confea* unashamedly • that
ftaat place awards, five second tobeters, Boston baked
bun* crl,P. hot doughnuts
TffT1 to wlnd up washed down by a cool glass of
with 67 points creamy mUk figured In my
up eight first vkaat, “N™*)------:
zona women five. There were
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FRIDAY SPECIAL
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• HIGH EFFICIENCY • NOISELESS
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The Rev. Stephens is heard
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5 YR.GUARANTEE
from KWBA, Baytown, and hie I
Sunday morning massages at
Second Baptist are broadcast by I
dalayad transcription on KTLW.}
I found the beans and lobsters
whom I have lived since 1959,
Never have I seen to much
affluence, so many smart
, apartments, automo-
biles and public
beside them there are shocking
alums.
Take the train from Boston to
New York and look out the win-
dow as it moves through the
outskirts of the big cities on the
route.
Never have I seen so many
large, ugly, badly styled auto-
mobiles.
Contrasted to the neat, oom-
pact Japanese models they
h
more or less a* they once were.
But 1 wandered down Broadway
and up Mata Street to a fruitless
starch for the plain doughnut.
|raj
pieces in 17 categories.
The thret^day convention had
the theme "Spae* Age Impact
on New* Media.’’'
Three Texas woman won Ifret
ON AU PART8I -
NOT JUST ON THE COMPRESSOR ALONE
BUT ON AU FUNCTIONAL PARTS!
• VttSL • m*m
CONDENSER
FAN
CAPACITOR • EVAPORATOR
• PUSH-RUTTON •mojjatic
SWITCHES THERMOSTAT
9-YEAR TOTAL PROTECTION Of WRITING
BROWN'S
. But
(MEN SHACK
N0TMN6
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Savings, Loan Charter
Asked In Bridge CHy
• COMPRESSOR
• CONDENSER
Piiiitpi Domogod
mm, ’SST
* FAN MOTOR
* RELAYS
•91 K.
places. They were Mr*. Lucy
Wallace McClelland of Mission,
book at non • fiction, "The
Incredible CHy”; Mra. Ease
Forrester O'Brien, Waco, book
of non - fiction for children,
DOWN
MOWER
* STARTING
CAPACITOR
VANDALS Wednesday night
scaled a fence at Roaeland
Park and flooded the swimming
pool and an adjacent pump
bouse, causing an estimated 31,-
900 damage to pumps. Police
Investigators said the vandals
opened i large valve used to
fill the pool and that about four
feet of water flooded (ha pump
* FAN
IRUHSOH • PORT
NO DRIPPING...
AUSTIN (AP) - The State! INSIDE OR OUT
Saving* and Loan Department
reported Wednesday that an ap-
plication has been filed for a
savings and loan association in
Bridge aty. The association
would have an authorized par-
manent ittcrvf fund stock of I
3112,900, consisting of 2,900 noisy distractions caused by motors and sounds of rushing air
•hare* with a par value of >45.
Among the proposed directors
are Lee Alford, J, Knox Clark,
Austin Floyd, Dr. Tarry J. Fon-
tenot, H. D. Howard, Dr. E. E.
DP fi MOB.
TO J«TO pat
►
¥ wMr from room tlr mcL* in.
m«ft tviporiUi MS OlMlnriM n
OMHt.
"Dolphins, Sw Poople"; and
Mrs. Ellon Connor, Paris, book
for children, "Two
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kata* rsMesrsUsn tyttsm PM rMlmmwrt if sH (usstlsssr ssrts war-
- araSftwa'tailSE^'sjar- a®
PRESLEY.
at poetry tat
Utti# FTOgs.”
m
FMIco Air Conditioners cuf operating costs, |lw mors room-
„Tawfise-
HawaiianSgle
HNMIUS
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coding BID'S for powor consumod. Enginoored to ollmlmto the
'After the doughnut and the
MODEL 1SACMI
(I! A Real Skull Session
automobile, I stood back aghast
at urban renewal. It has
changed the face of America. In
my home town, greet cavities
have appeared on Main Street
and shopping centers have pro-
liferated on the outskirts
All this may welf be for tiw
good if we are replaetag the old
with aomethtaf graceful and
vital. But what about the 33-*to-
ry apartment building to New
The pool will be closed until
further notice.
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from loud blower tons. PMIco Air CoadWown oponto whlipor
m
19,000 BTU
qulri own at full cooling capacity. loo’tlM float buy for tough
Some historians claim that
football waa first played by the
3
cooling Jobs In tot, humid snottor...PHILCO.
attiini hvirioii
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Chinese In 300 B C. Others hold
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DtiUvtry. Sgrricfo oatf
Installation Optional
diet the sport had itb origins
Sims, and Mrs. W. J.
all
JIM, RAY and Dm Stubbs and
their famines, all of Baytown,
attended the Stubbs ' „ J:
union at Heame, Tex., last
weekend, Thirty-five famines
........
to ancient Greece,
of Bridge aty; Grady
Thomai E. Huff, Marvin E.l
Perkins and Alton Ratcliff, all
of Wert Orange and W. H. Ball,
Port Arthur. I
.
The only authenticated ver-
sion of the start of football,
JKt
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BAYTOWN
BAYTOWN
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11’- !m i
ALWAYS
. . ------a bur in 11th century
DECKER IP*"»H ••pi,y*^
UplMSMt name Of "kicking the
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wrnmmmmmm
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York which I saw soon after
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arrival?
Dane's head.”
JUHDAY
“Isn’t urban renewal wonder-
Th# story goes that around
BAYTOWN SHRINE dub will
celebrate It annual part presi-
dents night at the Holiday tan
Friday at 7 p.m. Dinner will be
served at 8 p.m. All nobles and
full” I exclaimed. "They're tak-
ing down that ugly old build-
m
dug up (he skull of a Dane,
tag.
at tiw warriors that had
“Are you crazy?” my host
asked. "They’re not taking It
down. They’re putting It up.”
Today’s American, I believe,
la taller mentally and even spir-
itually than ever before. Bat he
m
their ladles are urged to attend.
pi vent to their feelings by
toon the local youths took up
the now game, but were forced FUNERAL
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SERVICES for Eu-
gene L. Dobson, SO, of Chan-
nehrlew will be held 2 p.m. on
FHday at Earthman Funeral
Horn# chapel. Interment will be
to Forest Park Cemetery, Hous-
ton. He died Wedneoday.
mediocrity, compressed into
molds of coniormny, invnea to
lose mmseii io rorgei nis oougs*
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