Baytown and area club notes and events
Baytown Fire Department and Baytown Humble Club team with Veterans of Foreign Wars to sponsor a bicycle safety dance at Columbus Hall on West Main. A book review, “Eloquent Wit and Grand Horizontal,” is planned. Library story hour for 4 to 6 year olds will focus on Nature. The Senior Citizens hold their annual banquet at St Mark’s Church recreation hall. Lea Baker returns as manager of Brooks Mays Piano Co., planning a larger home for the store. Weather data predicts cloudy, warm with a 70 to 86 degree range. Funeral services planned for Mrs. Ben S. Love in Franklin. Bayshore Rod, Reel and Gun Club meets to discuss a nesting bill. Girl Scout and Boy Scout activities scheduled at local camps, plus YMCA swimming session and Kiwanis speaker Dr Julian Spring. New York funeral rites for Mrs. Wright's mother prompt travel from NASA venue.
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Humble Club
Baytown
Cornelius Otis Skinner
Lea Baker
Bay- To
St. Mark’stown
Methodist Church
Brooks Mays
Andj Co
E ‘Texas
Baker
W. P. Smith
Presi
Yeats
Around Town Highlights and Community Notes Boots
Mrs. David Tracht beams over flowers from Tri Fi Girl Scout Neighborhood where she chairs cookies. Ethel Hale showcases an orchid corsage as Baytown secretaries plan for National Secretaries Week. Rotary guests include Sam Tanner and others. Airman Melvin Lawson to train as air policeman at Lackland after Carver High School graduation.
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David Tracht
Tri Fi
Tracht
Ethel Hale
Baytown
R. L. Parker
Gladys Ann Cutbirth
Wooster Baptist Church
San Jacinto
Fort Worth
Joanne Gates
Johnny Hickerson
Gladys
W. B. McNulty
Deborah Wallingford
Lisa
Linda Casey
Rosemary Venable
Rotary
Sam Tanner
P. J. Mack
Jack Strickler
Ken Ritchel
H. F. Johnson
Charles Mackey
Fred Benson
Gayle Wiley
Harry Dinwiddie
Carol Gagnon
Sophie Newcomb College
New Orleans
Jeanagnon
Er Grand Nis, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Law oFf Pamela. Airman Basic Melvin R. Lawson
Maton A. Lawson
Lackland Air Force Base
Carver High School
Praise View College
Parade Kicks Off Baytown Youth Fair This Thursday
A parade at 4 30 p m opens the third annual Baytown Youth Fair at the National Guard Armory on North Main running Thursday to Saturday. Events include Wagon Wheel Square Dance 7 30 p m Thursday, livestock judging Friday, style show 7 30 p m Friday, tractor driving contest 7 20 a m Saturday, and a 9 00 a m Saturday horse show. Open to youths to age 20 from Highlands Sheldon Mont Belvieu Channelview Crosby and Baytown with no admission fee.
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Thomas Circle Tor
Baytown
National Guard Armory
North Main
Wagon Wheel Square Dance Club
Highlands
Sheldon
Mont Belvieu
Channelview
Crosby
John A. Nance
Agriculture Department
Sam Houston
Don Portis
R. M. Scott
Ruby Sellers
Baytown Youth Fair_and_ Livestock Association
John W.bill Stolander
E.B. Herrington
Bruce L. Foster
Walt Tiner
Tommy Kimmey
Lawrence Casey
J. W. Polk
Lo RL Daniels
John W.moler
B. H. Maxey
John W. Sjolander
E. B. Herrington
Rites To Be Friday For Mrs Kuehler
Funeral services set for 9 am Friday at St Jude's Catholic Church Highlands for Mrs Marie Bernauer Kuehler 6 of 171 Oakland Ave Baytown born in Muenster Texas she died Wednesday in a Baytown hospital She is survived by husband Paul N Kuehler a son Gerald and two daughters Kathleen Paula Marie all of Baytown Her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Bernauer of Muenster and Louis Bernauer of Albuquerque Frank Bernauer of Panhandle two sisters Mrs B F Nachiman of Cleveland and Sister Barbara S A of Mechanicsville NY The Rev Henry Parmentier will officiate Burial will be in San Jacinto Memorial Park Cemetery A rosary will be recited at 730 p m Thursday at Paul U Lee Funeral Home
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St Jude’s Catholic Church
Highlands
Marie Bernauer Kuehler
Oakland Ave
Kuehler
Baytown
Muenster
Tex
St. Jude's Church
Altar Society
Paul N. Kuehler
Gerald Kuehler
Texas Supreme Court rules on tiny Severe E and dry Taylor County
A chaotic roundup notes Texas legal drama and personal tragedy. James Lee, grieving father who donated his possessions for his nine year old daughter, dies by suicide in a tavern phone booth. Legislative actions include a study of the Railroad Commission and budget talks as Goldwater counsels Republicans against race or creed appeals.
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Taylor” County
Egal
James Lee
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Shell Out With Shells Ad Sparking Rent Income
Shell money has ancient roots in Afric and the East Indies. The ad touts Sun Classified Want Ads to rent vacancies and boost income, citing Mrs. J. E. Brady of Dayton who rented two houses in four days. Sterling at 287 E offers bedroom or furnished/unfurnished houses. inquire by address or phone 527-3855.
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Afric
East Indies
Sun Classified
Ada
J. E. Brady
Dayton
Sterling
Cardona resignation in dispute splits Cuban revolutionary council
Cuban exiles mourn the Bay of Pigs raid as six of twelve revolutionary groups reportedly ready to accept Jose Miro Cardona’s resignation as council president. The State Department rebuked the document, while exiles warned the showdown could dissolve the council amid plans for armed anti-Castro action and new exile-led resistance.
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Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
Cuban Revolutionary Council
Jose Miro Cardona
Miro
U.S
Cuba
State Department
Miami News
Council
Washington
Soviet Union
Robert Hurwitch
Hurwitch
John H. Crimmins
Mrs Nell Trippe Dies After Long Baytown Residence
Mrs Nell TavTon Trippe 78 of 400 W Hum 2 Baytown dies at 1 33 pm Tuesday in a Baytown hospital She had lived in Baytown since 1924 and was born in Chattanooga Tenn Funeral services will be held at 4 pm Thursday at St Johns Methodist Church with Rev W D Hodge Rev A L Jordan and Rev N A Brawner officiating Survivors include three daughters Mrs H W Street Mrs Sam Carroll and Mrs Jim mie Gray a son E L Trippe 4 foster sons 13 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren three sisters and a brother in law Burial will be in Hill of Rest Cemetery Paul A Lee Funeral Home directed the services
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Nell Tavton Trippe
W. Hum
Baytown
Chattanooga
Tenn
St. John’s Methodist Church
W. D. Hodge
St. John’s
A. L. Jordan
Memorial Baptist
N. A. Brawner
Texas City
Emma Wolfe
Dalton
E. F. Thompson
Atlanta
E. S. Thompson
Hill of Rest Cemetery
Paul A. Lee
Esies Arrives in Nashville From Dallas Under Federal Sentences
Billie Sol Esies arrives in Nashville aboard a Dallas flight after federal and stated prison sentences. he offers no comment to newsmen about the purpose of his visit. Juan Jose Arevalo secretly returns to Mexico from Guatemala where he had been in hiding since March 31 after a military coup. Gummered penetrat ist troops hold strategic Plaine des Jarres and another garrison in Laos, surrounded by pro Communist forces. Navy court cites Lt Drsdr Stanley W Hecker for delaying Thresher messages. A House committee sends to subcommittee a bill to require 73 percent of oil refined by Texas refineries come from Texas wells.
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Billie Sol Esies
Nashville
Dallas
Laos
Navy Court of Inquiry
Stanley W. Hecker
Skylark
House
Subcommittee
Texas
Texas Weils
Skelly Murder Case May Be Given To Jury Today
A Houston jury in Criminal District Court was to begin deliberations in the James D. Skelly murder trial. The Baytown man, 55, is accused of killing his wife Olive, who died in a Baytown hospital on July 22. Percy Foreman leads Skelly’s defense with aides Ervin Flowers and Luther Jones. Lee Ward prosecutes with James Smith assisting.
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E. B. Duggan
Houston
Baytown
James D. Skelly
Olive
Sim
Percy Foreman
Ervin Flowers
Luther Jones
Corpus Christi
Lee Ward
James Smith
Texas House Seeks Kennedy Tax Policy Delay
A Texas House resolution urged President Kennedy to delay proposed tax changes, arguing the shift would cut oil industry depletion allowances by about 3 percent and harm local workers. The measure passed by voice vote and targets federal tax policy affecting Texas energy interests.
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Duggan
Ward
Austin
House
Kennedy Tues
Baytown
Baytown the Resolution, By Rep. W. §.Public School Employee John Hom
Davis
Midland
Anderson
Texas
Derson
Humble Oil and Refining Wage Talks End in Stalemate
Humble Oil and Refining Co and the Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union Local 4333 face a stalemate after workers voted down a six cent per hour raise. The union seeks about 18 cents per hour while the company offers roughly 1.8 percent. Talks have continued for six months with the current contract expiring May 25. Local 4333 represents about 2,050 production and maintenance workers at the Bay town refinery.
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Hurris' Ble Oil and Refining Co
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
Baytown
Thut
Ford Geyer
Geyer
Goyer
Humble
Baytown refinery workers form independent union
A group of Humble Gulf Coast Refining Co. Baytown employees organized an independent union, electing Kirkley as president and planning a bargaining election to challenge OCAW Local 4333. H. M. Campbell is vice president and C. H. Hargrove secretary-treasurer.
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Humble Gulf Coast Industrial
Uni- OW and Refining Co
Baytownion
Kirkley
Ling
H. 3 M. Campbell
C. H. Hargrove
Oi, Chemical and Atomic Workers
Baytown
C. A. Phillips
OCAW
Ife
Baytown Employes Federation
USSR's Top Pianist Ashkenazy Defects to Britain
London AP reports Vladimir Ashkenazy, the Soviet Union's leading young concert pianist, and his wife defect to England amid rumors of an indefinite stay. Ashkenazy says he is not seeking political asylum and loves his country, while speculation compares him to Rudolf Nureyev in 1961. He arrived with his wife and year-old son during a recent concert tour and says permission for an indefinite stay was granted by the Soviet government.
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London
Vladimir Ash
Kenazy
Soviet Union
England
U.S.S.R
Britain
Leningrad
Rudolf Nureyev
Paris
Ashkenazy
Vladimir
Civil Rights Panel pressed Kennedy on Mississippi actions
The Civil Rights Commission urged President Kennedy to curb federal funds to Mississippi until it protects Negro citizens. It cited ongoing violations, calls for stronger federal action, and possible withholding of funds as constitutional enforcement options. The panel reported over 100 complaints of rights denial and detailed violent incidents against voters and leaders.
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Washington
Civil Rights Commission
Kennedy
Mississippi
Sissippi
Palm Beach
Fla
John A. Hannah
United States
Bert I. Bernhard l
Jackson
Miss
Les
John M. Whitaker Dies at 92 on Ward Road
Funeral services for John M. Whitaker 92 of 1922 Ward Road Houston will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at Fogel-West Mortuary Chapel in Houston with Rev. Lee Baggett officiating. Burial in Hollywood Cemetery Houston. Whitaker died Wednesday at his home after a long Baytown residence. Survived by three sons four daughters a brother and a sister fourteen grandchildren and many great grandchildren.
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John M. Whitaker
Ward Road
Fogel-West Mortuary
Houston
Hollywood Cemetery
Lee Baggett
Whitaker
Hiss
Ffe
Baytown
Bay County
Christian Church
Moose Lodge
Grace Mr Nichols
Shelden
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