Community notices and events in Craigmont area
Rummage sale to start Friday at 3411 Market Street hosted by CRAIGMONT Garden Club with Barbecue Committee led by Paige A. Stasney. Little League Moms Auxiliary and Horace Mann Junior High mothers plan meetings. Story Hour at Sterling Library for ages four to six Thursday. Mamie Reeder visited Del Mar College. Baytown schools speaker at Lee College. Funeral attended in Houston for Oscar Stanley of Pasadena. Weather outlook cool with cloud cover. Galveston tides listed for Thursday.
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Craigmont Garden’ Club
Market Street
Horace’ Mann
Horace Mann
Jack Samway
Commerce
Sterling Municipal Library
del Mar
Mamie Reeder
Lee College
del Mar College
Corpus Christi
Towns Around Joennz Wolfe Lee football injury update
Robert E. Lee, a town football player, was injured in practice and is home from Methodist Hospital after five weeks. He will continue therapy at Gulf Coast Hospital and miss this semester’s return to school. His mother, Mrs. E. F. Wolfe, thanked well-wishers for their prayers and support. Baytown’s former city manager James W. Harrison is featured in Look Magazine as one of All America Cities by the National Municipal League. Dorothy Warmer adds sunshine for reporters with candy. Mrs. George Felkner wears a poppy-covered hat. Mrs. A R Padgett enjoys fellowship with her Sunday School class. Elizabeth Burrus and Valley Fern D’Olive say they are cousins. Mrs. Myles Keller hosts a garden club chat. Mrs. George Bennett lifts a friend. Mrs. Clyde Fuller receives compliments on her home.
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Joennz Wolfe
Robert.e. ‘Lee
Methodist ‘Hospital
Gulf Coast Hospital
Baytown
James W
Bill) Harrison
Look Magazine
All America
National Municipal League
Harrison
Seward
Alaska
Dorothy Warmer
George Felkner
A‘ R. Padgett
Elizabeth Burrus
Valley Fern D'Olive
Myles Keller
George Bennett
Clyde Fuller
Wallace Wins Big In Wisconsin Presidential Primary
Alabama Gov George Wallace captured 246275 votes in Wisconsin's presidential primary, topping 433066 for Rep. John Reynolds. Reynolds carried all 48 Democratic National Convention votes and claimed Kennedy's prior primary voting record. Wallace framed it as a grass roots refer endum, while Byrnes dismissed broader significance.
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Wolwaukee
Wis
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Wisconsin
John W. Reynolds
Johnson
Reynolds
Badger
Congress
John W. Byrnes
Green Bay
Wallace
Harry S.truman
E . Byrnes
Kennedy
White House
Hubert “H. Aumphrey
Minnesota
Richard M. Nixon
Byrnes
Milwaukee
Gemini Capsule Goes Into Orbit on First Shot
Unmanned Project Gemini capsule launched from Cape Kennedy and entered orbit on its first shot, marking a major milestone for the United States. The Titan ID rocket provided 420000 pounds of thrust, lifting the two-seat spacecraft on a southeast path as officials and 29 astronauts watched the historic ascent. A summer unmanned follow-up is planned, with a manned two-astronaut flight hoped to ride into orbit later this year.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla.apy
United States
Gemini
East Harris Expansion Plan Declared by HLPCO
Houston Lighting and Power Co announces a five year 939 million dollar expansion to serve East Harris County. The plan includes two 150 000 and two 500 000 kilowatt generating units, new offices, and an ultra modern energy control center. Construction is slated to begin at once with completion through 1968 and occupancy of a new home office by late 1967.
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Houston
Houston Lighting and Power Co
Harris County
Robinson
Racliff
Thaddilinn
HSPCO
Walker and Fennin
Respectful Farewell In New York- Thousands Mourn Gen. MacArthur
The funeral cortege for General Douglas MacArthur moved through rain swept New York streets as thousands paid silent tribute. A horse drawn caisson bore the 84 year old commander from Washington to the city he called home since 1951, with large crowds lining Times Square and Penn Station for the farewell.
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New York
Gen. MacArthur
NEMW
York
Washington
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
Iho
Times Square
Pennsylvania Station
Manhattan
Dean Rundell To Preside At Annual State Meeting
Dean Walter Rundell of Lee College will preside at the annual meeting of the Association of Texas Colleges and Universities in Dallas. The event runs Friday and Saturday at the Baker Hotel with Gov. John Connally scheduled to speak Friday afternoon. Also attending are Mrs. Randall and S.C. President George Gentry. Speakers include Rabbi Levi Olan, Dr. Harold Clark, and Dr. Frank Dickey. Willis Tate of Southern Methodist University will speak at the convention.
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Walter Rundell
Lee College
The
Association of Texas,Colleges and Universities
Jean Rundell
Baker Hotel
Dallas
Randall
George Gentry
Dean Rundell
John Conmally
Baytown Tic
Sahirtay
Bean
Rundell
Levi Olan
Temple Emanu Eids
Harold Clark
Jim Umbricht dies of cancer after comeback
Houston Colt right hander Jim Umbricht, 33, who returned to the mound last year after removing a malignant tumor, died today of cancer. Hospital attendants had limited comment as a NL official noted that doctors and family agreed to say nothing about his condition. Death was expected within hours or days.
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Houston
Jim Umbricht
Big Houston Colt
Umbricht
University of Texas
LC Summer Reading Course Set at Lee College
Registration is open for elementary and junior high students to join a six week summer reading course at Lee College. Enrollment is first come, first served with testing to place fifth and sixth graders in remedial and developmental groups. Tests for comprehension vocabulary and basic reading will determine needs. Contact the college registrar or call 383 1743 for information.
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Lee College
Waller’ Rundell
Delton Goodin
Incumbents Cravey Huron Re-Elected In Baytown Vote
Baytown voters backed Cravey and Huron for re election while new members J Robert Barnes and David C Clark won in Districts 1 and 2. Barnes defeated Hunt and Knowles. Clark beat Norton by 263 votes in a race marked by liberal versus conservative clashes.
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Preston Pendergrass
Baytown
Counci
Ler Lig- Heil
J. Robert Barnes
David C. Clark
Seaborn Cravey
Jack Huron
Cravey
Liggett
A. M
Andy) Braswell
George F Spangler
Braswell
Spangler
Barnes
Clark
Huron
Norton
Tommy Cook
Cook
Chicago
Council To Consider Employers Pay Plan
Baytown City Council will consider two resolutions to adopt a city employees classification and pay plan at 6:20 pm Thursday at City Hall. The plan, prepared by Griffenhagen Kroeger Inc Los Angeles, includes salary ranges and the Parks and Rec committee will present recommendations. Also on the agenda are bids for playground equipment about 2200, land lease for a Cerebral Palsy Center, and initiation of an ordinance for curbs and gutters on Humbles Circle.
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Baytown
Griffenhagen - Kroeger,Inc
Los Angeles
Carver High School
Roseland
McEltrax
Roseland Park
Rel
Cere-boral
Railroads set new work rules amid looming national tieup
CHICAGO AP report says railroads will enforce fresh work rules Friday as part of a five year dispute. J E Wolfe, chair of the national railway labor conference, indicated rules were being applied in response to a strike by four operating unions against the Travis Central Railroad. AL ZImmerman, union spokesman, warned of a national lockout and said unions would respond by ceasing work.
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Chicago
J. E. Wolfe
National Railway Labor Conference
Washington
Travis Central Railresd
AL EL Zinierman
Pipe Line School Draws Men From Six Countries
The 16th session of a pipe line school draws students from six nations including Colombia Saudi Arabia Venezuela Italy France and Canada. Operated by the University of Texas with Lee College and industry sponsors the class is directed by George Gentry with James E. Conway as instructor director.
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Free World
Chamber of Con Merce
Jmen
Columbia
Saudi Arabia
Venezuela
Haly
France
Canarz
American Petroleum Institute
Division of Transportation
Washington D.C
University of Texas, Texas Education Agency
Lee College
U of T Wnder
A. Horner
Shell Pipeline Corp
Houston
H.D. Lotsberg
Shell
Eduando Romero-Torn
International Petroleum Co
Country Club Reconstruction Talk Is Slated
Goose Creek Country Club members will meet at 7 pm Wednesday to discuss resuming construction of a new clubhouse damaged by a tornado last month. The building was about seven percent complete when the twister struck, with other on‑site structures also damaged while the present clubhouse remains usable. President Jack Jacobs invites members to attend, assess the situation, and review the club’s condition and insurance coverage. Some members seek modifications to the altered plans, which will be considered at the meeting.
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Goose Creek Country Club
Jack Jacobs
R M Meflenads Rites Thursday at Missouri Street Church
Funeral services for R M McDonald longtime Baytown resident and Pu burg Drivela owner operator will be held at 9 30 a m Thursday at Missouri Street Church of Christ in Raymond. Officiating will be Jack Alvin minister. Burial follows at Coolidge Cemetery. Survivors include wife Mrs R M McDonald daughter Mrs LaVerne Hance son Leslie McDonald nine sisters two brothers and eight grandchildren. Burial under Earthman Funeral Home supervision.
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Missouri Street
Church of Christ
Raymond Marvin McDonald
Puburg
Bremen
Thessay
Bayviown
Jack .Alvin
Coolidge
Tex
Earthman Funeral Home
R. M. McDonald
Baytown
LaVerne Hance
Leslie _McDonald
Jbuth
Annie Towns
Shrevesport
Mamie Stovall
Plainview
Bella [Crooke
Tyler
Pearl McCloud
Van
Gra Huches
Los Angeles
Calif
Kate Green
Hubbarg, Tes
Jessa Benton
Waco
Christine Yves
Vivian Todd
Cecil McDonald
Grand_ Prairie
George McDonald
Amarillo
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Paige A. Stasney
F. A. Stasney
N_ Holly
Texas Alm University
Little League
Women's Auxiliary
Citizens National Bank
L. P. Gaines
Gertrude Teter
L. C. Britton
Dyer
Oscar Stanley
Pasadena
Stanley
Sons of Hermann” Lodge
Britton
Galveston
Citizens National
FIC
Colt
Hunt
Knowles
Cravay
Clayton
East Harris
HLPCO
TS. Capitol
Carrentier
Bower
Arington
Hower
MacArcher Menmrial
Nerfom
Hl&pco
Progran
Teachers College
Columbia Univer‘ity
Frank Dickey
Southern Association of Colleges
Willis Tate
Southern Methodist University
Association
Will Sue
Gee
Dave Clark
J. Robere Barnes
Cartagena
Colombia
South America
Masoud Saeed Snahrae
Arabian American Oil Co
Dhahran
Pavlo A. Jimenez
Creole Petroleum Co
Lagunillas
S.A
Amnaldo Corgna
Esso Standard Taliana
Geneva
Iraly
Cat
George A. McCowen
Shape Petroleum
Logistic Division
U.S. Army
Paris
Unt
A. B. Guthrie
Producers Pipeline Co
Canada
Lawrence Dilorio
Sinclair Pipeline Co
Arlington
H. B. Scott
Humble Pipeline
Liding
Charles J. Qualls
Andrews
Elmer F. Elmore
General American
Kenneth D. Stocks
Continental Pipeline Co. Ar
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GI Newton Levwis
Platte Pipeline “Co
Kansas City
Jacques James McMillen
Jacob C. Wighbi
W. N. Ward
Brookhaven
Miss
Jacobs
Este Elah Memers
Ag Pking
R. M. Meflenad’s
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