SUN Spots and Local Activities Highlight Weekend Schedule
East League events at East Field on Ward Road start at 8:00 am with Fathers of Fast Little Langue. Driver's Education registration begins Monday for summer sessions, with spots allocated on a first come, first served basis. Lost dog notices, a car wash fundraiser, and honor roll highlights at Gulf Park and local colleges are included amid weather and tides forecast for mostly cloudy, warm conditions with Friday mid 60s temperatures.
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East Field
Ward Road
Interbersang
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Mary Catherine Stewart publicity for relief play April 9
A fragmentary notice mentions Mary Catherine Stewart promoting a relief play scheduled for April 9, with references to Gulf Coast Hospital and prior surgeries. The garbled text also lists various unrelated local items and names, including Merle Hunt, Jin Boyer, Martis Ballard, Ana Kelly, and events at area homes and hospitals.
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Mary Catherine Stewart
C. Pryor
Gulf Coast Hospital
Gulf Coast
San Jacinto Methodist
Grant
Ana Kelly
M.D. Hinson Tays
Moody Archie
Wilma
Wilfred
Charlotte
Dunn
Oak Street
Bastown
Han Bital le
Navy Planes Watch Soviet Vessels Near Viet Nam
Navy patrol planes observe ships approaching North Vietnam from the Gulf of Tonkin area. They identify vessels and check deck cargo while denying harassing buzzing. Two Neptune planes fly daily in South Viet Nam to monitor shipping, focusing on ships that may carry missiles or anti aircraft gear.
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Gulf of Tonkin
Viet Nam
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North Viet Nam
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Plateol
North
Sun Open After Election
The Haytown Sun will be open after polls close to report results of the school board election. Polls close at ten and we will publish the tally as it is compiled from the polling places.
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Haytown Sun
Sotanday
Ie Shick Board
Toon
Sun
Burchett Earns Computer Scholarship in California
Ches ter Burchett of Baytown son will attend a computer school in California after an opportunity to study electronic records with Harris County officials. He resides in Bellaire with Mr. and Mrs. Burchett.
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Hene
Harris County
Ton
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California
Chester Burchett
Baytown
Bellaire
Refinery Hires Again 25 New Employees At Humble Baytown
Humble Baytown Refinery plans to hire about 25 wage employees in 1963, as General Manager Herbert H. Meier announced at a Chamber luncheon. The hires will fill beginning shift process jobs and reflect a return to wage staffing after years of only professional and stenographic roles. The expansion follows a manpower study showing attrition and new units at Baytown will raise demand for skilled workers.
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Humble
Baytown
Herbert H. Meier
Ment
Meier
Bay Fawn
Lnear
Bayrawn
Fruitful Trip With Bell Officials Reported By Baytown Council
Council members heard a phone report on toll free service linking Baytown and Houston. Councilman Robert Barnes said a San Angelo meeting with General Telephone Co officials yielded a "very fruitful" session and monthly progress reports. He forecast a 20 month timeline, with a rate hearing likely in late May and further discussions within 20 days.
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Baytown
Houston
Robert Barnes
Barnes
Fritz Lanham
City Aly
George Chandler
General Telephone Co
Southwest
Sar Angel
San Angelo
Bartown
Telephone Company
Jack Haren
Heron
De Zavala Head Defends School in Candidate Meeting
Principal Miss Jessie Lee Pumphrey challenged a claim at a Tuesday night rally by candidate Jary in the REL auditorium. She said De Zavala students are not behind after transferring, noted high attainment by students, and praised teachers as well qualified with modern methods and ample materials.
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Jary
Jessie Lee Pumphrey
de Zavala Este Ee
Cate Ruben de Hoyos
REL
Pumphrey
de Zavala
Baytown
Gates Seeks Police Hiring to Serve New Areas
Bastonal City Council candidate Charles EL Gates favors hiring more police to police newly annexed zones. In a questionnaire he stresses improved enforcement, city economy, and better services as key aims for the April 6 election.
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Charles EL Gates
Bastonal
Gates
Baytown
News
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Merchants Schedule Four 65 Holidays Observed
Merchants committe of the chamber will observe four holidays in 1965 with closures on the Fourth of July Labor Day Thanksgiving and Christmas. Late night Thursday shopping hours remain though the late Thursday shopper promotion is discontinued. Bob Feinberg chaired the teachers reception to be held before the fall Baytown schools semester.
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Merchants Committee
B “mx Chamber of Commerc Merchant
Robert G
Bob) Feinberg
Baytown
Penalty Now On Licenses In Effect For WA Plates
The 20 percent penalty on purchasing Washington license plates began Friday. Motorists delayed buying plates as the assessor’s office in Spokane reported few sales Friday morning and a slowdown after Thursday. The office will operate 9 to 5 daily, and drivers with current plates must pay the penalty or file an affidavit proving the vehicle has not been in use since midnight Thursday.
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Detee
Une
City Election Voting Boxes Precincts Listed
City council election voting boxes and precinct locations with presiding judges. Precincts include Alamo School Burnet School Ashbel Smith School Firemen's Recreation Hall Stephen F Austin Stephen F Austin San Jacinto Travis Elementary Carver Bowie plus Baytown Junior High and others. Polls open from 7 am to 7 pm.
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Alamo
Winston Hayes
Burnet School
Doe H
Allen
Thad Fellon
Jack G. Hester
Ashbel Smith
W. C. Tidman
Firemen’s Recreation Hall
G. BE
Dabney
Baytown Junior High
A. Contreras
Stephen EF. Austin
W. A. Goodrich Jr
San Jacinto
Ted F. Kloesel
Travis
John W. Pierce
Carver
Woodrow Lewis
Bowie
Wayne McClurg
Longevity Pay Bill Discussed By Baytown Council
City council members heard details on House Bill 24 which would add longevity pay for Texas firemen and policemen. Councilman Jack Huron noted the bill would raise 1965 longevity to 19506 and 1967 total to 30635, with broader costs for Baytown pending the bill's fate.
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Jack Huron
Austin
Texas Municipal League
Qi Huron
Bigtown
Huron
City of
Baytown
Bartown
Texas
Sewer Plan OKd City Pushing Bond Program
The city council tentatively approves enlarging the Waste Main Street sewage plant as part of the first capital improvements phase but this final step awaits capital improvements committee approval. A breakfast meeting with committee members is set for Saturday. The council also moved to begin capital work and scheduled April 14 for interviews with architects and engineers. A bond sale of 3,015,000 to finance first-priority projects was approved subject to committee agreement, building on March 6 bond passage of 5,230,000.
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Bee Landrum
Capital Improvements Committee
Tom Masterson
Underwood, Meuhaus and Co
Lee Liggett
Robert Barnes
Badgett Opposes Immediate Stock Law in City
Kenneth Badgett, seeking reelection in District ?, says he would only back any stock and chicken ban if convinced it’s needed, arguing current city health regulations protect property owners. He supports limited future zoning, bond financing for city development, and the owner participation plan for street and curb projects, noting phased work and no freewheeling tax use.
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Kenneth Badgett
Badgett
Baytown
Jane
Controversial School Trustee Election Faces Vote Tonight
The 16 candidates in Saturdays school trustee election face a charged campaign as rivals clash on the ouster of former Supt. George H. Gentry. Absentee ballots rose to 226, signaling a likely high turnout among 24 569 eligible voters. The Board Majority led by Stark Victory and Goryshek push programs, while opponents question funding and Gentry's removal.
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Inter
George H. Gentry
A. R
von) .Stark
LD. Victory
Karl Goryshek
Boyd . Hill
Victory
Stark
Candi
Baytown
Here Is The Order Of Trustee Candidates On The Ballot
The list shows candidate names for multiple trustee positions in order. Wallot presents 5 through 6 with Edgar W Greer Dr L BD Victory Mary Nuttent and Normin Pauder. Also listed are Ruben Defloyes Sam Alford B A Rose Dan Savell Jesse F Stovall Sr Gerald Kays Stark Paul Parkinson and district incumbents David C Clark Vesone Dever ewuxx Sr Kenneth Badgett James E Walker Ben M Hullum Charles E Gales Raymond Donachy.
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Wallot
Pasilios
Edgar W. Greer
Dr. L. BD. Victory
Incast
Mary Nuttent
Alite Heir
Normin Pauder
Ruben Defloyes
Sam Alford
B.A. (Woodly) Rose
Dan Savell
Jesse F. Stovall Sr
Gerald Kays
New A and P Shopping Center Planned on Highway 146
Ray Plaza Shopping Center to rise on Highway 146, with leases signed by A and P and TG and Y Variety Stores. Ground breaking soon with 115 000 square feet air conditioned space planned in Bay Plaza Center. Developers C J Bailey Jr and Dan Mundinger expect completion by August 15.
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A&p Shopping
Ray Plaza
Highway 146
C. J
Jim) Bailey Jr
Dan M. Mundinger
A&p
T, G. & Variety Stores
Highway HS
Bowie School Road
Bowie
Bailey and Munchiser
Atiic
Bay Plaza
Sand
R. H. Wade
Great Atlantic and
Pecific Tea Co
Bay Plaza Center
Baytown
ARP
T.G
Umarizat Street
Low
Meyers
T. G
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