YMCA Baseball Practice and VFW Joint Installation This Weekend
YMCA SUN Spots schedules baseball practice from 9 to 11 am Saturday at the field across from YMCA building. If weather fails, meeting will be postponed per Charles Moore. VFW Robert R. Tuck Post 912 and VFW Women's Auxiliary plan a joint officer installation at VEW Hall Decker Drive at 7 30 pm Saturday. Scandinavian Club picnic postponed to Sunday May 6. Pioneer Club meets Friday at 7 pm in Continuity House.
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YMCA
Charles Moore
Veterans OF Foreign Wars
Robert R. Tuck
VFW Women's Auxiliary
VEW Hall
Decker Drive
Houston Scandinavian Club
Roseland Park
Berard Daugbjerg
Baytown
Pioneer Club
Continuity House
Senate approves Kennedy loan plan to UN bonds
The Senate approved a 70 to 22 vote allowing President Kennedy to lend 100 million dollars to the United Nations or buy UN bonds bearing 2 percent interest payable over 25 years. A condition requires matching bond purchases by other U.N. members for loans above 25 million. Senators Sparkman and Dirksen led the compromise with broader bipartisan support.
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Kennedy
United Nations
U.N
U.S
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Wort
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Wilneis
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Weather And Tides Notices From Galveston
Partly cloudy and mild with a few morning thunder showers. Moderate variable winds rise to fresh northwesterly. High Friday 78, low 56, high Saturday near tops. Galveston tides high at 6 55 am and 5 32 pm Saturday, low at 12 43 pm.
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Warner
Galveston
Baytown Notes and Local Mentions Across Town
Kathy Heinrich appears in an onion borrowing errand. Sue Jones, Baytown Sun telegraph editor, may be released from Gulf Coast Hospital this weekend. Dr F C Stehling led a chemistry seminar at St Marys University San Antonio. Dat F Grigg undergoes surgery at Methodist Hospital. Foggy Williams shares artist news. Jim Sherwood discovers an original copy obviating the need to recite a report. Charlie Caldwell adjusts photo plans and suggests future files. Ray Tickner discusses civil engineering careers at REL meeting. Frank James serves coffee. Inia Mae Muston earns a fine honor. Preston Pendergrass, managing editor, plans a Tennessee trip. Stanley Ras a tie appears on the weekly shift.
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Kathy Heinrich
Sue Jones
Baytown Sun
Gulf Coast Hospital
F. C. Stehling
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Baytown
St. Mary's University
San Antonio
Dat F. Grigg
Brittom Cravens Lumber Co
Ini Methodist Hospital
Foggy Williams
Jim Sherwood
Charlie Caldwell
Ray Tickner
REL
Frank James
Inia Mae Muston
Preston Pendergrass
Sin
Tennessee
Stanley Correct
Lee College Summer Term preregistration details announced
Dean Walter Rondel announced preregistration for Lee College summer term. Current students may pick up preregistration cards April 16 to 18 and have schedules approved by a major professor or administrator, with cards due by 9 25 p m April 19 and fees due May 1 through May 17.
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Lee College
Walter Rondel
Conservatives Set Rally Here at Lamar Elementary School
East Harris County conservatives announce a 7:30 p.m. rally on Thursday April 12 at Lamar Elementary School. About 17 candidates will speak on state senate, state representative, county judge, and Democratic Executive Committee chairman races. Precinct 165 chair E. A. Rose invites the public and nearby coffees precede the event.
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Harris County
Lamar
Democratic Executive Committee
E. A
Woody) Rose
Second Baptist Plans New Recreation Center
Second Baptist Church council approved a plan to build an activities center on half a block bounded by East James East Jack and Sixth and Seventh Streets. The project includes a full size gymnasium and space for three Sunday School departments. The Royal Ambassadors will use part of the facility as a game and fellowship room while certain times will be set for adult and youth programs.
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Christ
Baptist Church
East James
East Jack
Paul Jand
Stephens
Roy
Royal Ambassadors
Indictments in Estes case detail $24 million fraud plot
The Washington Daily News reports fresh details in the Billie Sol Estes fraud scheme as a Superior Court jury in Los Angeles weighs the murder and conspiracy cases involving ex gambling operator Mickey Cohen and four others. Brazilian president honored with ticker tape parade in New York. Cuba seeks 1,179 men for invasion involvement as Francis Cardinal Spellman plans ceremony. Severe hail and threats of storms hit Texas. Baylor University passes a racial barriers resolution 0 5. Louisiana official approves steps for Toledo Bend project. North American frogmen arrested on Oriente Province coast.
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Billie Sol Estes
Mickey Cohen
Superior Court Jury
Los Angeles
Yarborough Visits Baytown for Campaign Stop
Texas gubernatorial candidate Don Yarborough arrives by helicopter in Baytown at 3 30 pm Saturday as part of a Harris County tour. He lands on Freamon Street near Thomas Circle, blocked by police, and is greeted by Democratic leaders before a speech from a sound truck. He then heads to Pasadena for another landing at Southmore and Tatar Streets. Democratic headquarters invite the public to coffee and meet the candidate with campaign manager Dicky Little accompanying him.
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Texas
Don Yarborough
Houston
Baytown
Harris County
Yarborough
Freamon Street
Sterling
Defoe
Thomas Circle
Freamon
Pasadenas
Southmore
Tatar Streets
L. E. Birkle
R. S
Dick) Manne
Democratic J
EE. Tevite
Coffer
H. OD
Dicky Little
Editorial warns voters on Saturday school election
The Baytown Sun urges residents to vote Saturday to decide whether to reelect three trustees or risk upheaval by supporting wholesale changes in school administration. It defends the current system as a strong performer and cautions against stirring past turmoil through abstention.
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Baytown Sun
Sun
the Sun
Voters choose trustees in district Ballot Saturday
About 40 000 eligible voters will decide three school trustee races in the 248 G W Carver district with balloting in 13 precincts from 7 am to 7 pm. Location changes include Ashbel Smith School as the polling site this year replacing Wilkenfeld's Furniture.
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G. W. Carver
James Bowie
Draeinch
Harlem Blumen
McNair
Aehiange
Ashbel Smith School
Wilkenfeld
Baytown Area School Trustees Election Preview
Voters in the Baytown area will elect ten trustees to fill vacancies across four districts this Saturday. The ballot lists incumbents Roy L. Fuller and J. T. Horeczy among candidates with several contested positions and multiple precinct voting sites including Alamo Elementary and Highlands Elementary.
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Baytown Area
D. J. Guillory
Ar A
Roy L. Fuller
Lb. D
J. T. Horeczy
Roy Kims
Bob Burrougug
A. K. (von) Stark
Alamo Elementary
David G. Burnett
Highlands
Thad Felton Ford
Ashbel Smith
Firemen's Recreation Hall
Baytown Junior I
Stephen F. Austin
San Jacinto
William B. Travlis
Local School Board Seats Open in Several Areas
In La Porte four candidates seek three seats with two incumbents unopposed and one facing a challenger. Balloting runs 7 AM to 7 PM at La Porte High School auditorium. Anahuac has three candidates for two seats with two incumbents and Jack Morehead. top two win. Crosby voters see two incumbents unlabeled and E P Miller Jr seeking reelection. additional candidates Eddie Faust and Stuart Lawless vie for other positions. Balloting from 1 AM to 7 PM at Crosby High School Gym and Drew High School Cafeteria.
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LA Porte
Marjorie Warren
Ralph McCallister
J. Lee Burch
J. B. Harkness
la Porte High School
Woo
Anahuac
D. M. Jenkins
Chester Myzell
Jack Morehead
Barbers Hill
Wallisville
Anahuge
Hankamer
Usny
Crosby
E. P. Miller Jr
W. L. (Buck) Loftin
Floyd Curtis
Eddie Faust
Stuart Lawless
Milton Block
Crosby High School
Drew High School
Berlin tension eased by U S Soviet liaison talks
In Potsdam gen Bruce Clarke and marshal Ivan Korev met to restore normal movement for their respective liaison missions. They settled a dispute after East German police shot at a U S mission car, with no public discussion of the incident. Clarke retires April 30 and sought to prevent further U S Soviet strains.
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Ivan 3
Korev
West Berlin
Clarke
Europe
Konev
East Germany
Potsdam
U.S
Alln
Frankfurt
West Germany
U.S. m
Humble Oil official urges students to enter energy careers
Carl E. Reistle of Humble Oil and Refining Co addressed a luncheon of the Spindletop Section urging high school and college students to plan for careers in oil and gas. He argued the industry remains strong with vast recoverable reserves and warned against the belief that petroleum products will soon be replaced by other energy sources. He noted technology expands recoverable resources and that nuclear, solar and other energies will emerge later.
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Rose
Turing
Reistle
Gulf assigns two Baytown plant officials in reshuffle
Gulf Oil Corp names G. G. Matuiza as superintendent of engineering for the Baytown olefin plant and promotes H. W. Blackwood to manager of the Baytown olefin plant. The Port Arthur refinery veteran Matuiza, a Texas-registered engineer, has long aided Gulf’s petrochemical operations. The move accompanies the company’s implementation of a rapid teletypewriter data system to speed reporting across refineries in Port Arthur Midland Denver New Orleans and Houston.
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G. G. Matuiza
Port Arthur
Baytown
Guif Wy Sowell
Treatereral
H. W. Blackwood
Petrochemicals
Gulf Ol Corp
Gulf
Olean
Philadelphia Engineering and Supervisory Post
Port Arc
Petro-Itear
Philadelphia
Embass
Matuiza
Texas
Grating Park
Teaas Meanie Ul
United States
Idomestic
Houston
Midland
Oklasdo City
Denver
New Orleans
Starckson
Miss
Ad Boswell
Igus
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von) Stark
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Mount Calm
Tex
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Lakewood
Bagby
Dick Bagby
Osceola
Ark
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Thad Felton
Fred Dittman
Wilton Roper
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Harris County Youth Scholarship Foundation
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Second Baptist
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Washington Daily News
Tom Kelly
Edwin Walker
Joao Goukict
Perade
New York
Francis Cardinal Spellmas
Masy
Cuba
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Claude Kirkpatrick
Louisiana Sabine River Authority
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