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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1964

Page

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Baytown civic listings and obituaries

Community notices include Baytown Junior Chamber of Commerce special meeting at Peoples State Bank entrance West Main. Baytown Civic League gathering at 1213 Bookertee. Art League talk on Painting on Glass at San Jacinto State Bank Building Pasadena. Beauceant planning April steak fry. Lynchburg PTA donations for 2 collect effort. Marilyn Carol Cannon 20 obituary. weather and Galveston tides brief.

Jaycee Baytown Junior Chamber of Commerce Peoples State> Bank Art League Lane Geaslin Baytown Art League Pasadena Gulf Coast Art League San Jacinto ,State Bank Pasadena Beta Sigma Phi

Around town highlights and local events in Baytown notes

Benny Moskowitz garners student support for Baytown mayoral bid while Fatty McLemore visits downtown after school hours. Tiny Riggs plans this year’s beauty test and Laverne McCullough publicizes a book review sponsored by Women Business and Professional. Roy Comeaux on vacation. Hobart Enoch promotes Lee College Day with bumper stickers for April 24. Pauline Hail contracts measles. Jim Read signals the annual Aggie Muster on April 21. Bob Johnson, Houston journalist here, injured in a car crash en route to Bryan.

Benny Moskowitz Baytown Fatty McLemore Tiny Riggs Isaac MM Deacon Jones Wilfort Laverne McCullough Business and Professional Mo' Francis Dora Mae Roy Comeaux Hobart Enoch Lee College Pauline Hail Jim Read Bob. Johnson Houston Bryan

Councilwoman Honored for PTA Leadership at Ashbey Sth Elementary

A farewell party honors Councilwoman for four years on council and two as PTA president at Ashbey Sith Elementary. The event runs 7 to 9 pm Wednesday April 22 at Roseland Park Pavilion. Mrs Ansley retires from PTA presidency this spring. friends are invited via the press.

Parent-Teacher Association Ashbey Sith Roseland Park Pavilion Ansley PTA

Public Session on Loan Fund Explained Thursday at Lee College

A public 7 PM meeting at Lee College auditorium will explain the LC Loan Fund with Suesse as moderator and speakers including John Guemple Roy Comeaux Dr Fayle and Dean Rundel. The session covers eligibility for loans, by laws, committee nominations and a 15 minute registration period as part of a drive to fund the program for junior and senior college students beginning in September.

Funch Suesse Foe Brack Leerogram John Guemple G. Dep Roy Comeaux Fayle Tues Fat Lee College Dean Rundel Cam Invo C.\cation Gin Walter Henckell Trinity ‘College Episcopal Church Burnette W. Dewler First Presbyterian Church Waller Rundell Assistance-At -Lee“ College Ithe Hovice Clifton Adams

Baytown Resident Dies After 35 Years There

Carr formerly of Baytown and Millersville Alabama died in a Baytown hospital at 5 15 today. He was born September 12 1889 in Millersville AL and was an insulator at Humble Oil Refining Co Baytown Refinery until retirement in 1955. Survived by wife Eula Lee Carr of San Fernando California two brothers and two sisters many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at South Plain Church of Christ with burial at Memory Gardens.

South Prain Church Henry F. Carrier Baytown Maricel Carr Ashland J. E Warner Carr Millersville Aisi Lon. Williams Sureine Jordan Elex City Ala

Lee College Hires New Math and Speech Teachers

Lee College board approved Dean Walter Rondell’s recommendation to hire a new math teacher and two speech teachers. One speech instructor will replace Miss Marcia Cooper who leaves for Northwestern University. The addition aims to reduce overload while preserving accreditation standards as the college expands day and night class offerings and enrolls about 122 students across programs.

Walter Rondell Lee College Marcia Cooper Northwestern University Rumsell Clarence Schultz George Hgentry Allen Bailey Bailey Rundell Jack Carpenter Hamilton

Cancer Drive To Kick Off Wednesday

About 125 are expected to attend a Cancer Crusade kick off coffee at 10 a m Wednesday at Holiday Inn. Volunteers will be instructed on house to house information and the fund drive. Mrs Harlan Blackmon and Mrs G Rex Curtin reminded area leaders and workers to attend. After seeing the film The Million Club individuals will receive their assigned work packets. The meeting will take no longer than an hour. Mrs Blackmon and Mrs Curtin said there are a few vacancies for large areas that can be shared. Men or women interested in the drive are invited to attend the meeting and volunteer their services General Chairmen J N Chatfield also invited prospective volunteers to attend the coffee. He said there are three openings in the business and professional follow up team to be filled.

Holiday Inn Harlan “Blackmon G. Rex Curtin

Khrushchev Death Report Proved Erroneous

West German agency DPA apologized for circulating an erroneous Tass death report on Soviet Premier Khrushchev causing world stock swings. Tass denied the death, noting Khrushchev held talks with Gomulka and Cyrankiewicz in Moscow. DPA suspended staff and investigated garbled communication between a Japanese journalist in Moscow and Tass officials.

Hamburg Germany Khrushchev U.S. Pacific Tass Pol Commounist Party Waldyslaw Gomulka Josef Cyrankiewicz Moscow Warsaw DPA Deutscher Presse Agentur Bonn DPR Mosscow Micow Karushchev

Dirksen pushes amendments to rights bill in Senate

Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen proposed about 15 amendments to the equal employment opportunity section of the civil rights bill. He expected substantial GOP support, with several major amendments, and hoped for Southern Democratic votes though opposition remains. A marathon debate continued as lawmakers argued punitive and coercive aspects of the measure and potential impact on school desegregation.

Washington Senate Everett M. Dirksen Senate Policy Committee Dirksen Dixie Fees Sen Harman Talmadge Dga Talmadge George Smathers D-Fra

VA Hospital volunteers sought for April 26 show

Veterans of Foreign Wars Baytown Post and the Auxiliary sponsor a variety program at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Houston. They seek volunteers for the show on April 26 and provide contact numbers for Theia French 582-8974 and Bill Hastings 582-2402.

Veterans OF Foreign Wars Baytoven Post the Auxilary Veterans Administration Hospital Houston Theia Bill Hastings

Stark elected Baytown school board president

Wanda Orton reports that A. R. Von Stark was elected president of the Baytown Board of Trustees Monday night, succeeding Dr. Joe Horeczy after 30 years on the board. Stark brings prior board service and community awards, with a background in research at Humble Gulf Coast associations.

Wanda Orton A. R von) Stark Trustees of Baytown Schools Joe Horeczy Horeczy Fwo Karl Opryshek Br. EL. D. Victory Knox Beavers Stark Association of School Ig Gulf Coast School Board Association Humbie Gilwend Rafi Cats Houston Texas A&m University of Teus Humble Art Estelle Stark James Atkins Farmington Mary Ann Atkins Starks Pamela Oday James Robert Baytown American Society For Quality Control Ameri

Funeral Services Slated Wednesday For Lon Perkins

Lon Perkins of Baytown dies at 3:55 P.M. Monday at home. Funeral is at 3 P.M. Wednesday at Paul U. Bac Funeral Home Chapel in Wooster. Burial in San Jacinto Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include wife Susan Perkins, daughter Manuel Chu n Jr., granddaughter Mrs. Raymond Woodruff, and five great grandchildren. Pallbearers named. honorary pallbearers from Wooster Baptist Church. Memorials to Wooster Baptist Church Library or building fund.

Paul U. Bac Lon Perkins Bayway Drive Baytown Perkins Dayton Souhern Pacific Railroad Susan Winifred Perkins Win-Lon Wooster Wooster Baptist Church

Gemini astronauts Grissom and Young begin training

In Houston Major Virgil I. Grissom aged 38 and Lt. Cmdr. John W. Young aged 3 started intensive training today for the first Gemini space flight planned later this year. A Space Center official had said they were scheduled for a geological field trip in Big Bend National Park in southwest Texas today. They were announced Monday as the Gemini astronauts.

Houston Tex Virgil I. Grissom Joh W Young Spacecraft Center Grissom Young Big Bend Texas Moniay Kyo Gemini

School Building Panel Keeps Opryshek Beavers

Knox T. Beavers and Kurl Opryshek will continue on the School Building Committee as the board reorganizes for a new term. A. R. Stark, new president, may appoint another member later. Progress reports show Dec 4 2355 start at Robert E Lee High School with 28 40 21 28 percent completion across general construction electrical plumbing and air conditioning. Occupancy planned for September 1964.

Knox T. Beavers Kurl Opryshek Montsy Nicht A. R. (van) Stark James A. Davis Robert E. Lee High School

Aggie Muster Set For April 21 At Tower

The Aggie muster is scheduled for 7 p.m. Tuesday April 21 at the Tower. Magourik will be master of ceremonies as new officers are elected. The event honors deceased Aggies and remembers the Battle of San Jacinto. Tickets are available from several club members and a limited number will be sold at the door. The tradition is 61 years old.

Connie Magourik Batyoun A&m Club Magourik Karl W. Opryshek Gary Gamer Connie Iittman Bill DuPlantis Jr Weldon Kruger Jim Read Leonant [Stasney Max Mosesman Dave Clark San Jacinto Raytown A&m ASM

Explosion During Spacecraft Prep Injures Many at Cape

An experimental Delta rocket prelaunch check in a spinless facility at Cape Canaveral caused an explosion that injured about eighty people, several seriously, and left the OSO spacecraft damaged. NASA and Air Force said eight were seriously hurt, with others taken to nearby hospitals. condition reports included one critical. The incident marks a rare major accident in Cape Kennedy operations.

Cape I Edy Fla Telial National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASA Orbiting Solar Observatory OSO Air Force Ambulance Cocoa Beach Patrick Air Force Base Sidney Dagle Cape Canaveral Hospital Jl.d. Gabel Patrick Air Force Cape Kennedy Cape

Two Highlands Residents Hurt In Plane Crash

Two Highlands residents were injured when a small airplane crashed on final approach at Jumphrey Airport north of Baytown. Harry Case of Humble Oil and Refining Co and Mrs Kathleen McKinney survived the crash, with Mrs McKinney admitted to Gulf Coast Hospital for injuries and Case treated for facial and head cuts.

Highlands Jumphrey Baytown Harry Case Humble Oil and Refining Co Kathleen McKinney A McKinney Gulf Coast Hospital Case Hal FAA Wayne Tat Me John H. Powell Strort Crosby Road Charlie Ridse Doris Graves Graves Tank McKinney

REL High School Cuts Towel Fees in PE Classes

The Robert E. Lee High School board reduced towel fees for girls from 1.50 to 0.75 per semester and boys from 2.00 to 1.35 per semester with junior high fees unchanged. No fee is charged to students with a physical disability. The move follows assistant superintendent W. D. Bill Tinson’s recommendation, amid parent concerns about towel use and reporting.

Robert EL. Lee High School W. D.i Bill Tinson R. Wood Monroe Rel A. R van) Stark Hinson

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Civic League Steck Fry W. B. Ashwood Firemen's Hall Lynchburg Marilyn Carol Cannon Jeferson G.ab. ‘Chatham Earthman Galveston Citizens National Beat Loans Velma Ansky Jack Wuron Lax David Funderburk GOP Aa. KR Knox 'T. Beavers MR. LD. Victors Texas Education Agency General Equipment cc Davis Cedar Bayou A McNair School O. A. Brown Aggie Muster Wood P.c
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