British Consul General Defends Trade With Communists At Lee College
Peter Hope British Consul General to the Southwestern United States spoke at Lee College Monday defending Britains stance on trading with Cuba and other Communist nations. He argued such trade aids humanitarian goals and democracy, noting U S wheat sales to the Russians could flow to Cuba. He traced postwar shifts from gunboat diplomacy to a new world order and discussed European unity, the Common Market, and Britain’s role as a leader in a divided world. He emphasized the need for coordinated global economic policy amid rising Asia and Europe integration efforts.
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Peter Hope
United ' States
Britain
Lee College
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Clarence Schultz
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Plumwood Garden Club Meeting And Health Notes
Sun Spots Plumwood Workshop and club meeting at Mrs Gillen and Mrs Helpert homes discuss weight loss contest and flower containers. HORACE MANN mothers plan ninth grade banquet. health department coordinator John R Combs earns competency certificate. Rough Riders host play night and cancer film shown. UT dean’s list and honors noted. Guest speaker Sitton from Florence to address Anson Jones P T A. Weather outlook: showers, cooler midweek.
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Plumwood
Plumwood- Garden
Fa'tr
Aim
Marhome
Ray Helpert
Tha Gillen
E. Fayle
Dwinnell
Gillen
Horace Mann
Horace “Mann
Jack Saraway
Commerce
John R. Combs
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Baytown
W. L. Jenkins
Baytown Juniors Shine In Band Practice And Local Echoes
Baytown Junior High students make strides with a vibrant band practice led by Larry Lipps while classmates Wanna Liles Kathy Bench and Ronda Walker receive curious phone calls. Neighborhood life includes retirees Grady and Au Simmons, medical tag finds near the Baytown post office, and school community events with Rotar y Club welcomes and hospital updates.
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Larry Lipps
Baytown Junior High
Liles
Kathy Bench
Ronda?Walker
Mary Anderson
Ollie Lawrence
Speakers' Bureau For Lee College Loan Fund Set Up
A speakers bureau headed by O A Brown has been set up for the Lee College Community Loan Fund a town wide effort culminating with a public meeting on April 16 at Lee College auditorium Brown will speak Tuesday at the East Harris County Medical Association and has already presented to Baytown Optimist Elks Lodge Knights of Columbus Business and Professional Women's Club Civil Air Patrol Cadets Mater Dei Court of Catholic Daughters of America Baytown Senior Citizens and Bnai Brith. Letters asking for 5 to 10 minute programs have been sent to Baytown organizations to spread word about the loan fund program Brown urged outreach to inform the community about the fund.
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Lee College Community Loan Fund
Lee College
Joe Brown
Baytown
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Rites Held Today For G B Dudley
Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Earthman Chapel for George Blanton Dudley 61 who died Sunday morning in a local hospital The Rev Edwin Summers of Grace Methodist Church officiated Burial was in Memory Gardens Survivors include widow Edith Fenton Dudley of Baytown two daughters Norma Skinner of Highlands and Joan Spain of Baytown a son Gordon George Dudley of Houston a brother Jesse Dudley of Channelview six grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Dudley a Baytown resident for 24 years was retired from the Baytown La Porte Tunnel and had worked for the State Highway Department He was a former ferry operator at Morgan's Point a member of the Moose Lodge and a World War II veteran
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Edwin Summers
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Fenton” Dudiey
Baytown
Norma Skinner
Highlands
Joan Spain
Gordon George Dudley
Houston
Jesse ‘Dudiey
Channelview
Oes Dudley
New Lodge
MacArthur laid to rest in landmark New York ceremony
Thousands queued at the 7th Regiment Armory to pay respects to General Douglas MacArthur. Dignitaries including Adlai Stevenson and Robert Wagner attended as three-faith services preceded the public viewing. The simple casket lay on a black-draped catafalque while prayers were offered by Cardinal Spellman and others.
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Jacob K. Javits
R-Ny
Lucius D. Clay
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Army
Kenneth W. Royall
Robert F. Wagner
James A. Farley
William Randolph Hearst Jr
Davidson
Johnson
Washington
John Naiin
Middletown
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Franconia Athletic and Civic Association
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New York Board of Rabbis
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Humble Day barbecue tickets go on sale May 9
Humble Club directors will distribute tickets for the Humble Day barbecue on May 9 at the Humble Country Club Red Bluff Road. Members receive two free tickets with extra tickets at 50 cents until April 24 when prices rise to 1.50. Annuitants may join Humble Club for 2 per year and gain access to groups and dances and can mail for tickets or guest passes. Odessa Chuck Wagon Gang will entertain during the day with a Western themed schedule.
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Red Bluff Road
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Baytown
Bessie Pfistner
Nuombre Club
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Will
Allen Rice JR Architect Accepted by Harvard and Yale
Allen Rice JR, architect with the firm of James A Dav, has been accepted by Harvard and Yale graduate schools of design. He has not decided which to attend but will enroll next fall. Rice is a graduate of the University of Houston and a registered architect who has applied for AIA membership.
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Rice
James ‘A. Davis
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Yale
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Isa
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Texas Ranks Second In New Plant Location Growth
Gov. John Connally said Texas ranked second to New York last year in new plant locations and credited aggressive local leadership and pro business governance. He argued Texas should not use tax incentives to lure industry, while stressing strong government as a competitive edge. The speech occurred during a Longview address to the Northeast Texas Industrial Development Council amid a busy political scene with candidates courting voters in Dallas, Houston, and San Antonio.
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Texas
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Longview
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Don Yarborough
Houston
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Big Spring
State Bar of Texas
Jack Crichton
Senate
Milton Davis
Dallas
Gordon McLendon
San Antonio
McLendon
Open Season On Bobcats Foxes Bounty Hunters
Baytown youths James Smelter and Curtis Smith trap bobcats and foxes within city limits, winning county bounties and gaining local notoriety. They describe catching five bobcats and one fox recently while using small trap lines near their homes, pursuing the wild game after school.
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Baytown
James
Jack Landon
Yukon
Smelter
Smith
Ris County
Travis
Houston
Gavejarea
Robert E. Lee High School
Baytown City
Hay- Smith
Jim
Tajsive
Jay
James Smelzer
Ieff
Curtis Smith
Bobcat
Batgown
Cancer Fund Drive Starts Wednesday
A house to house cancer crusade kick off is set for 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Holiday Inn for men and nation workers. Mrs Harlan Blackmon chairs the drive and announced plans for the coffee. Leaflets describing cancer warning signs are being sent to Baytown homes and banks cooperated in mailing. A record number of pamphlets on cancer problems were distributed in March. 1420 more Baytown students viewed cancer films in March. All middle and high school science classes will see films on cancer biology.
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Harlan Blackmon
American Cancer Society
Baytown
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Bleeckman
J. N. Chatfield
Crusaders
Charles
Cater
Ars. J. N. Chatfield
Raytown
Ifl
Ted Lyman
Optimist
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Rebekahs
The
Happy Grandmothers
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Voters Turnout Seen Rise As Ballots Cast By Noon
In Baytown a 10 seat City Council contest drew 1,180 ballots by noon amid showers. Officials expect higher turnout later, noting 15,720 residents are eligible across 11 precincts based on tax records. Final results depend on afternoon voting pace before 7 pm close.
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Baytown
Harris County
Carl S. Smith
Baytown council election narrows to four seats
Baytown voters decide four city council seats in today’s election. District 1 features W. M. Knowles J. Robert Barnes and E W Hunt. District 2 sees Dr David L Norton Dayjid C Clark seeking the seat vacated when Tommy Cook left for a Humble Oil assignment. Selborn Craver faces George F Spangler and A M Braswell in District 4. District 5 pits Jack HuTon against former mayor Al Clayton. Six of ten candidates work at Humble Oil Baytown Refinery. Polls close at 7 p.m. with results around 8 p.m.
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W. M. Knowles
J. Robert Barnes
E_W
Ernie) Hunt
David L. Norton
Dayjid_C. Clark
Tommy Cook
Chicago
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Cook
Selborn Craver
George F. Spangler
A. M
Andy) Braswell
Jack Hu- Ton
al Clayton
Hundle Oil and Refining Co
March Rainfall Totals from Humble and Taytown
A March rainfall of 2.92 inches was recorded at Humble and Taytown data show 9 inches year to date. The single day peak was 1.32 inches by 4 a.m. March 2, and the heaviest hourly total reached 0.85 inches at 3 a.m. March 2.
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Search Cepter
Nanual
Taytown
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