Various Fort Worth area notices on clubs and events
Navy Mothers fund raise breakfast with Walter Rundell of Lee College as first vice president and meeting details at 316 E Wright. PEO chapter pancake supper at Grace Methodist Church with tickets 75 cents adults 25 cents children. Senior Citizens meet for member eligibility. Weeklong household management course at Lee College. Funeral notices for Thomas Daniel Dias. Goos e Creek golf tournament registration ends Thursday. Kiwanis meets to discuss a look at communism. Recital at First Baptist Church by Mrs Wylie students. Tires stolen from a Baytown car prompt police report.
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Navy
Fort Worth
Walter Rundell
Lee College
Association of Texas Colleges
C. H. Hunter
E. Wright
PEO
Grace Methodist Church
Ralph Docken
Dorif
Texas
J. N. Chatfield
C. E. Smith
Mostly clear skies with warmer Thursday forecast
The outlook calls for mostly clear skies on Thursday with slightly warmer temperatures. Tides at GALVESTON will be high at 2:38 a.m. and 3:06 p.m. and low at 9:00 a.m. and 9:16 p.m.
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Galveston
Bride serves uncooked ham at dinner party shock
Mont Belvieu item reports on a new bride who served an uncooked ham to her husband's friends, while other notes mention a late arrival in National City near a grammy event and a family birth in Bay Town, plus a child incident and Lee College open house plans.
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Ann Richardson
W. C. Underwood
Mont Belvieu
Leon Sanders
National City
Calif
Gramison
A. B. Miller
Billy Dwayne Mercer
Billy Mercer
Glenda Miller
Baytown
Andrea Liles
Tom Liles
Ruby Barham
Lee College
Robert Lee High School
Whitmar elected Baytown mayor in student election
In Baytown Roy schools REL Student Council held a one day civic vote during Civic Week. Art Whitmar won the mayoral race with 627 votes defeating Gene Odom. Seniors elect Barnhill Hudnall and Dipple among council candidates, juniors see Craig and Mortis top picks, sophomores Erwin and King lead. Total voters 988 of 1850 eligible.
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Dents
Art Whitt
Steve
Mar
Hudnail
Charles Barnhill
Baytown
al Morris
Richey Craig
Pevemment Thayaa
Lory King
Allanj
Harris County
Erwin
Connect
Robert E. Lee High School
Whitmar
Gene Odom
Charles Dipple
Teddy Davis
Jerry Lee Mallory
Beth Burnside
Duke Waldrip
Bill Broyles
John M. Kilgore
John Durbar
Sandra Wilkie
Doug Williams
Mike Shepherd
Sharlotte Odom
Art. Whitmer
Steve Hudnall
Charles Dippel
al Mortis
Duke Waldrop
John Durham
Alan Erwin
Tommy King
Douglas Williams
Winds Rip Baytown Memorial Stadium Roof in Squall
A 100 mile per hour squall damaged Baytown during a cold front event. The Memorial Stadium press box roof collapsed onto Gentry Drive while a Sears Roebuck carport was overturned. No serious injuries were reported though several electrical lines were downed across Pay town.
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Baytown
Memorial Stadium
Gentry Drive
George Scott
Sears Roebuck and Co
Paytown
Houston Lighting Andl Power Co
C. W
Red
Grantham
Public Works Department
Central Teas
Houston
Texas
Clifton
Bosque County
McGregor
McLennan
Port Arthur
Department of Public Safety
Richardson
Ferguson
Dallas
Huntsville
Louisiana
Corsicana
Baytown Council Eyes Runoff Date April 29 and Annexation Talks
Baytown City Council slated to canvass votes and set an April 29 runoff date for four races including mayor and council seats. Discussion includes a potential annexation of Cham bers County area, limited to a study rather than ordinance, plus a request to light Roseland Park softball field for night play and bids on a seawater project for a new bay town boat.
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Baytown
Nethi Badgett
C. A
Chris
Hansen
City Hall
Ieast
W. C
Pop
al Clayton
Fred C. Canant
Candi
Pete Date
Can Bryan
W. L
Dub
Vass
Ken
Campaign Expenditure Limit Bill Killed by Texas House
In Austin the House decisively rejected a Senate backed bill imposing a 2000 campaign spending ceiling on U S Senate and at large congressional races. The measure, amended to delay effectiveness until September 1 after the current runoff, also faced a street project provision and a related public works issue, while early talks on Eva Maude Subdivision preliminary approval were noted.
Graywood Shopping Center Planned At Park And Pruett
Preliminary work is underway on the $2.5 million Graywood Shopping Center to be built on a 14 acre tract at Park and Pruett. SW Centers Inc of Houston owns the project and expects construction to start in three to four weeks with completion by November 1. Tenants include C F Evans Supermarkets Scarborough's Pharmacy Harold's TV Mar Polis J c Shoes Kresge Fair Department Store and others with space for 211 tenants and a 500 car parking lot.
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Graywood
Park and Pruett
Southwest Centers, Inc
Houston
Elmer Gray
Truman Cow
Baytown
Graywood Addition
Pruett
Park
Elght
C. FP. Evans Supermarkets
Galveston
Scarborough’s Pharmacy
Harold's TV
Pasadena
Mar- Polis
International Shoe Co
8. S. Kresge
Fair Department Store
Beaumont
Graywood Barber Shop
H. G. Barker
Dale Barker
White Star Laundry
Bay
Gene Hazelwood
Carroll, Carlson and Associates
Connecticut ‘Mutual Life Insurance Co
Kinghorn, Driver and Co
Houstor
Part
Lawmakers debate bill on political candidate funding
Rep. Ben Jarvis of Tyler criticizes the bill as aiding crook ed candidates, noting campaigns cost from $50 to $1 million for statewide races. Rep. Sam Collins of Newton, sponsor, rejects amendments while Rep. Howard Green of Fort Worth argues it aligns with current federal law.
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Tru
Ben Jarvis
Tyler
Senate
Sam Collins
Newton
House
Howard Green
Fort Worth
Collins
Mrs Minnie Inman 78 Dies Rites Thursday
Mrs Minnie Inman 78 died Tuesday afternoon at her home on Baytown Route 1. Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Thursday at Earthman Chapel. Rev Wayne Harbaugh of Coady will officiate. Burial in Memory Gardens. Survivors include seven sons Harver dnovat Pantaan Chache Inthan and Frankho Inman of Baytown. Inman of Thaapa Fhre. aunt Homald fy of Bayebit. sisters Woes Lease Heese of So Mary's and Mrs Clara Sortherland of Desten. many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Minnie Inman
Rote
Baye Feun
Earthman Chapel
Baytown
Taman
Wayne Harbaugh
Coady
Bur Lal
Harver Dnovat
Pantaan Chache Inthan
Amd
Otis
Tick Inman
Thaapa Fhre
Homald
Bayebit
Iis
So Mary's
Clara Sortherland
Desten
Oluagh Trandchildren
Greaterandchildren
Final tests begin at Freeport desalination plant
Workmen start the last equipment tests at the government’s new 5 million plant in Freeport to lure sea water into fresh water. Gary Powers denial statements mix with disputed reports of his wife and ongoing Soviet stay. Across Washington, a civil war centennial controversy in Charleston and New Jersey calls for Gen. Grant’s removal. Nixon and Tower speak plans swirl with Goldwater poised for May 15 16. Africa seeks UN backing for a broad plan, Adenauer meets Kennedy over Berlin, Ford targets Dykstra to succeed Ford as president.
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Freeport
Charleston
D. C
New Jersey
Gen
Ulyssey
Grant WE
Ft. Sumter
Texas
Richard M. Nixon
Senate
Stn
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Tower
Conner Funeral To Be Thursday
Cooper was a Mont Belvieu native 79 died at 3 15 p m Tuesday at his home Funeral services will be at 2 p m Thursday at Paul UW See Funeral Home Rev W W Grant of First Baptist Mont Belvieu will officiate assisted by Rev James B Farmer Assembly of God Mont Belvieu Burial will be in Fishers Chapel Cemetery Mont Belvieu Survivors include wife Mary Cooper Mont Belvieu a daughter Burl Onigit Mont Belview two grandsons George Puya t Mont Helview and Hernan Ducat Houston two sisters Mrs Larry Dayzat Daytown and Mrs Adge Green
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George Willsvin Cooper
Mont Belvien
Paul UW
Cooper
Chambers County
W. W. Grant
First Bapist Church
Mont Belview
James B. Farmer
Assembly of
Assembly of Gool In Mont Belvieu. Burial Will Be In Fisher's Chapel
Mont Belvieu
Mary Couper
Mont Belvieus
Burl Onigit
George Puyat
Mont Helview
Hernan Ducat
Houston
Ane Hwo
Larry Dayzat
Daytown
Adge Green
He's Back And Feeling Fine Gagarin Returns Safely From Space
Moscow reports Soviet first astronaut Yuri Gagarin orbited Earth for about 108 minutes in the Vostok mission. He lifted off at 9:07 a.m. and landed at 10:55 a.m. over the Soviet Union, reaching a max altitude of 188 miles. The government praised the voyage as a triumph, while Khrushchev and leaders welcomed the feat. Washington hailed it as an outstanding technical achievement and U.S. space plans continued with hopes of future orbital effort.
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Moscow
Tass
Globe News Agency
Gagarin
Nikita Sergeyevich Khrushchev
Yuri Alekseyvich Gagarin
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Vostok
East
Moscow Radio
Africa
South America
United States
Khrushchev
Levitan
Washington
Kennedy
James E. Webb
U.S. Space Agency
U.S
Gaga
Gagavin
Teleston
Mossi
New Cancer Pain Treatment Shown In 1961 Drive
In Baytown the Cancer Crusade begins with news of a new pain relief method for advanced cancer. Dr. Richard C. Hay of M. D. Anderson Hospital reports about half of treated patients were pain free, with 47 percent able to work normally and 32 percent enjoying fair relief. A single nerve block lasts about three months, using a pure alcohol solution. paralysis occurred in two of 404 blocks. Fund drive support funds ongoing research and treatment. Neighbor-to-Neighbor Baytown drive set for Tuesday, April 18.
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Baytown
Richard C. Hay
M. D. Anderson Hospital
Houston
Hay
International Anesthesia Research Society
Baytown Chamber kicks off Monday membership drive
The Baytown Chamber of Commerce launches an intensive four day membership drive starting Monday led by drive chairman Harry F. Massey. Captains Bray Tillery Strickler and Rutter head recruiting teams with many volunteers listed under each captain to recruit members through Thursday.
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Baytown
Jake) Rutter
W. J
Bill) Strickler
Bray
J. W
Sandy) Ainsworth
Allen Rich
H. F. Barnes
Bruce Ramsey
Harry Stefani
Charles White
J. JA. Derden
George Chandler
Gorge Wagner
M. L .Wimpy
Victor Northcutt
W. D.billy Broyles
William Quartz
L. L. Fuller
James Harrop
Lary Myers
Norman Hargrave
B. R
Doc
Whit
Rulnh Knox T. Beavers
Massey
Mounce W. Morgan
Larry Hale
Hoy Baker
Glenn Cunanings
Bil Strickler
Him Bailey
Frank Goss
J. Bryan Stratton
Sam Paine
Ren
Fred Susie Earns Perfect Grade Amid School Honors
The report highlights Fred Susie, son of Dr and Mrs A G Susie of 1702 Wordlawn Drive, who achieved a perfect average and received a full tuition scholarship. His father, Alfred G Susie Jr, is noted as a Purdue PhD holder and executive with United Carbon Co and its subsidiaries. Other students at Cedar Bayou and Bowie Elementary are mentioned in connection with science excellence awards.
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Alfred G. Susie Jr
A. G. Susie
Purdue
of Polymer Research and Develop
Colorado School of Mines
Goldment
United Carbon Co
Cnty
Jig Vier
Bay Water Rubber and Chemical Co
Beast Desents
Cedar Bayou
Charles
Fred
Bowie
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Rundell
Ikey Haines
Liberal Arts
John Guemple
Victor Dias
A. D. Poskey
James D. Poskey
Dias
Thomas Daniel Dias
Lufkin
Minerva
Vaughan Lizette
Market
Anthony Schillaci
Kentucky
la Porte C
LA Porte-Bayshore Chamber of Commerce
Ziesig’s
Jay Marks
Re Camp
Earl Bissex
First Christian Church
Christian Churches
Henry Schutze
Carl Bratyner
Bissex
Goose Creek Country Club
Jack Shelton
Peoria
Roger Wylie
First Baptist Church
Kiwanis
B. E. Wilson
Kiwanis Club
REL
Italy
J. B. le Fevre
John Busch
le Fevre
West Main Civic Association
Council
Partici
Snousa PE
Airhamt Drive
Noy. 1
Elizabeth Laughton
Birmingham
England
West Germany
Hite
Gary Francis Powers
Husband
Konrad Adenauer
West Berlin
Western Europe
Jol Dykstra
Ford Motor Co
Dykstra
Ammerly
Henry Ford 10
Robert &. McNamara
Conner
Dial
Fred Susie
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