Loyal Democrats plan rally and meetings in Baytown area
A string of political and community notices in Baytown covers 8 pm rallies and 7:30 pm meetings for Loyal Democrats and precinct committees at Cedar Bayou churches, with delegation from Harris County. Baytown City Council to meet 6:30 pm Tuesday about nuclear disaster report and housing authority appointments.
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Cedar Bayou Man
Methodist Church
Carpenters Hall
Church of Decker Drive
Chris
Dixie
Harris
All Christian Women's Fellowship
Loyal
First Christian Church
Democrat
I Hare
Church Fellowship Hall
Baytown
City Hall
Around Town notes and upcoming events
A collage of brief items mentions casting removal for Dean Littlepage, Virgie Woods reporting for Lynn, and Harvey planning an educational trip to New York City in May. Mrs. Ward hopes to be up soon without crutches while Grace Gould and Swit greet friends from Cleveland, Tennessee. Mentions of junior high science fair participants, teachers planning travel, and university affiliations. Local garden and civic meetings scheduled at Lakewood Garden Club and Graywood Civic Association with venue details and times.
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Virgie Woods
Lynn
Harvey
New York City
W. L. (Dub) Ward
Swit
Grace Gould
Bastonians
Cleveland
Tenn
T. J.tallent
Baytown
Greater Houston
Roger Ann Walker
Robert Schmadl
Jennifer Furen
Pam Mills
Robert Watmond
Robert E. Lee
T. L. Kielman
Germany
Barney Webber
Pritten Rien
Mary Perry
Orla
Freena
Tniversity
Ima Mae Mirston
University Tea Arman
David W. Richards
Ar- Grr
Cancer Drive Underway Plans for Ninth Grade Banquet
Cancer drive activities begin Monday with Mrs. R C Haller and H Hy Bipcinen leading a mothers weekend meeting at 9 30 am in Baytown area. Funds to be raised target 218 000 for cancer research education and patient care. Garden Club Tour set with Louis J Fentiman as general chair and Tris Test Gardens Campaign officials planning. Fathers Night program at James Bowie School features sixth graders presenting The World Is Getting Smaller to illustrate transportation history.
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R. C. Haller
Cancer Mths
Baytor
Amer
Baytown
Rotary
Blackmon
Cedar Bayou
Harris County Federation
Cubs
Sith B. Amesday
Fen
Houston
Country Club Oaks
Garden Club
Wwass
Martha Walters
Harris County Cencer Society
James Bowie
Jl Association
Postponed Mets Game Amid Cold Weather in Houston
The New York Mets at Houston game was postponed due to cold weather. The report notes other political and sports items including Rockefeller, Rommey, Shah, Rocke feller and Rote, with brief references to 1964 presidential prospects and Detroit dinner plans.
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Rockefeller
Detroit
George Rommey
Michigan
Reception Saturday For Judge Elliott
Friends and supporters of incumbent Harris Community Judge Bill Entiat are invited to a reception and coffee from 3 40 a m to noon next Saturday at the Chamber of Commerce building. Committee members include Wand Lusk Daniell Sam Alford Gene Multer and Red Pruett of Baytown with Leo Rizmita of Larte. Refreshments will be served.
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Entiat
Chamber of Commerce
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Lacy Lusk
Daniell
Lorainus Fox
Baytown
Katherine Kinglave
Meredite
Highents
Cool Front Covers Texas With Warm Central East
The Associated Press reports a mostly cloudy but warm trend across Central and East Texas after the latest cool front. West Texas stayed cooler with clear skies, morning temps from the low 40s north to the high 60s south, and a 101 degree reading in the Big Bend. Forecasts call for clouds to spread and cooler air in the west by Tuesday, with readings dipping to the 40s in Texarkana and Laredo.
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Shires
Texas Big Bend
Amarito
Hestite
Texarkana
Larede
Frozen Sweat Clue To Cystic Fibrosis
Government scientists report that frozen sweat from cystic fibrosis patients shows high levels of muco proteins with altered sugars. Dr J Charles Pallavicini led the study with Othmar Gabriel and Paul A DiSant Agnese at the National Institute of Arthritis and Metabolic Diseases in Bethesda Maryland.
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Pallavicini
J. Charles Pallavicini
Federation of American Societies For Experimental Biology
Othmar Gabriel
Paul A. DiSant'Agnese
National Institute of Arthritis and Metabolic Diseases
Bethesda
U S Denies Berlin Troop Cuts Proposal
Washington denies any U S plan to cut Western troops in Berlin after Bonn dispatch claimed a reduction from 12 500 to about 9 000. State Department spokesman Lincoln White calls the Flora Lewis report indecorate as U S Soviet talks on the Berlin crisis approach.
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Town Hall Group Plans Six Lectures Here In 1962-63
A Baytown group forms Town Hall of Baytown to sponsor six lectures in 1962-63 at Lee College auditorium. Mrs J D Giddings president. series includes arts literature education theater science and global affairs with invitations sent to about 350 invited members. Lectures set Oct Nov Jan Feb Mar Apr with Lee College students admitted as activity participants.
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Lee College
J. D. Giddings
Walter Rundell
Giddings
J. R. Barsalou
Eugene J. Lovering
William D. Broyles
Norman Neureiler
C. A. Brown
Charles Zerweich
Truman Cox
C. J. Bailey Jr
J. A. Dinwiddie
W. B. Franklin
John Sylvester
Robert Matherne
Roman Catholic Archbishop Excommunicates Three in Segregation Feud
News bulletin from New Orleans reports Archbishop Joseph F. Rummel excommunicating three figures in the segregation conflict, including Louisiana political boss Leander H. Perr Sr. and others tied to desegregation tensions as he orders parochial schools to be denounced.
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Leander H. Perr Sr
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Ed. Gallot Jr
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Mira
Gaillot
Save Our Nation
Denver
Baytown Students Earn Honors at Houston Science Fair
Baytown students Chen Mears Quin ton Len High and Royce Walker captured several honors at the Greater Houston Science Fair held at Sam Houston Coliseum. About 600 Area students competed Friday through Sunday with Calvert and Tinme earning recognition and prize trips to the fair.
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Greater Houston
Sam Houster
James Mears
Paul Quinton
Robert F. Len
Royce Walker
Whe Iention
Houston Ares
Glen Allen Calvert
Brazascor Senior
Robert Tin Me
Jesse Jones High
Children Laugh at Sam the Lamb Visits School
A black lamb named Sam visited Stephen F. Austin Elementary and Cedar Bayou Junior High pupils, given as an Easter gift by Justice of the Peace Mrs. Ernie Hibbert. The lamb, from cowboy country near Armstrong, Texas, bonds with students, enjoys car rides, and is cared for like a baby by the Hughes family.
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Sam the Lamb
Eddie
Sam
Bob Smith Road
Paula
Lise Hughes
Donald Hughes
Cedar Bayou Junior High
Stephen I. Austin
Armstrong
Texas
Marion Thomas
Stephen J. Austhy
Wanda Orton
Sams
Mary Han
Lester Hughes
Bob
Stephen F. Austin
Smith Road
Lisa
Sevond
Austin
Donald
Cedar Bayou Junio High
Ernie Hibbert
Tex
Cowboy Country
Armstrong Ranch
King Ranch
Baytown
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Ban
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Senate Subpoenas in JFK Steel Antitrust Push
Washington AP report outlines Senate antitrust moves targeting the steel industry as a Kefauver subcommittee issues subpoenas to 12 top firms including US Steel. Kennedy faces antimonopoly questions as a 1912‑level stock dip and rising pressure for price and market power reform.
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Justice Department
U.S. Steel
Senate Antitrust _subcommittee
Sen. Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
hwsideMan
Liberal Dems To Meet Tuesday In Harris County
Precinct 165 Liberal Democrats will meet at their area headquarters at 216 F Texas Ave Tuesday. Chairman Mann announced the topics include boosting votes in the May 5 primary and resolutions to abolish poll tax as a voting prerequisite. The group may endorse candidate Mann for Precinct 185 chairman in the May 3 Democratic Primary.
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Harris Comunty
Hye
Harris County
Manne
Don Teter
Jack Shoemake J
Maine
Estes Operations Eyed By Justice Department
Washington AP The Justice Department is scrutinizing Billie Sol Estes operations, notably a 1961 cotton allotment scheme involving more than 3,000 acres Estes once owned. Agriculture Department officials cited dubious but honored allotments tied to county and state officials, with no expected criminal action.
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Ripa Takes No Dredge Salvage Job
Capt J M Keith Jr, a marine consultant, plans to salvage a sunken gold dredge off Andagora near Bogata, Colombia. He left Houston by plane to assist Rutherford and Brierly Galveston salvor firm with the 28 foot water depth salvage and expects this to be his only dredge assignment.
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Amsterdam Plane Hijacking Attempt Foiled
An Amsterdam bound KLM flight was hijacked shortly after takeoff toward East Berlin by a 30 year old former KLM employee. Police recovered a pistol on the detainee as the plane returned to Schiphol. no injuries reported. The incident ended with the hijacker in custody and the flight diverted.
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Amores
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Fighting Breaks Out in Oran Amid Algerian Turmoil
In Oran, police clash with the Secret Army Organization, with reports of a policeman killed and multiple wounded as the group attempts to seize a police camp and armored cars. In Algiers, OAS commandos fire on Moslems, killing one and wounding two, amid a rising cycle of violence following the March 15 ceasefire.
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88 Year Old Poet Frost Still Salty in New York
AP reports 88 year old poet Robert Frost was honored by Manhattan Jewish groups who praised his clear voice and strength. He quipped that poetry and religion extend beyond traditional forms, and reflected on Harvard, leadership, and personal stance during a stunned public reading.
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Manhattan
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Froste
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