Floods Roll Through Homes In Five States
Flood waters lash the Mississippi and nearby rivers flooding homes across five states. Governor Kerner and Hearnes planned aerial surveys as thousands evacuated satellite towns in Minnesota Illinois and Iowa. National Guardsmen patrolled and levees held while other communities faced rising crests and rescues.
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Local Events and Notices From Baytown Area
Baytown 4 H Chul meeting planned at Spas and Boserastd Cee with Benubuc. Youth Fair preparations and fundraisers noted. School board activities announced for Pea fest and Yaudfiess Gitvee. Rotary luncheon at Teaser and Schubert involvement. Weather forecast mentions scattered thunderstorms and tide times for Tuesday in Galveston region.
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Easter Holiday Socials Across Town Highlight Family Gatherings
Mr and Mrs ilevant Burten host a harbe fue supper while Catherine Ronan and friends enjoy a dining party at Mae Jacksons home. Jane Morrison visits from Houston for Easter with Miss Mae Jackson and Wesley Morrison’s family travel to San Francisco for the holidays. Darrell Tuck chats with old friends in Baytown as Lan Williams and Woody Butler await singing praises for the Robert E Lee High Club. Beverly Barfield wears a festive dress and Ronnie Lain, class of 63, loses his senior ring. Ella Wright of Crosby wins first in poetry interpretation for a second year. Thought for the day warns that a tart temper does not mellow with age.
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Candidates Here Fail To File Expense Lists In Texas
In Texas local elections several candidates did not file required campaign expense statements as mandated. The law requires filings seven to ten days before the election and a supplemental report after the vote. Runoff and trustee race candidates, including Kenneth Hadgett and Earl Live, had delayed or incomplete disclosures by the stated deadline.
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Lutes Hall Honored At Jaycee Banquet
James L. Lutes and Ike D. Hall honored at a Jaycee banquet. Lutes, a Humble Oil petroleum engineer, and Hall, Rostow Refinery administrative manager, were cited for service. Speakers urged enforcement of corporate fraud laws and praised community leadership roles.
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Humble Oil Club Plans May 8 Employee Barbecue
About 1,300 Humble Oil and Refining Co employees are expected to attend a Humble Day Fun Day barbecue on May 8 starting about 9 a.m. Tickets go on sale Friday for 1.50 after a cutoff. members receive two free tickets plus two more for spouses. Activities include a talent contest, style show, square dance, dances, sports, rides, exhibits, and swimming at Baytown.
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Absentee Voting Ends Tuesday for School Board Runoff
Absentee voting closes Tuesday at 5 pm in the school office at the administration building. Voters must request ballots by mail only if ill and confined to bed or home with a doctor’s certification. The polls close at 4 pm Tuesday.
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Missionary Church Special Services Begin Early Week
Special Services at Missionary Church 865 Crowler La will run daily at 7:30 am Monday through Saturday with Rev. x Hood as moderator. The event notes a focus on ongoing religious sessions and fees to be handled during morning gatherings.
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Det Age Circuit Rider Speaks at LC Thursday
Dr Jake Furbay a noted international lecturer and former College of West president spoke at LC Thursday night. The event featured his insights on world shifts and cultural cooperation, with plans for a public talk and a morning lecture on April 2.
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Agg'e Exes Muster Seiect Wednesday
Former Texas ASM alumni living in East Har County gather at Tower restaurant for the annual Age in Years reunion chaired by Muster. Tickets for the steak dinner are $2.50. Several distinguished former students including Jim Read, Bill prog, Jim Willis, and J. Lamy are listed as participants in the event honoring classmates who have died and Texans who preserve state freedom at San Jacinto about 128 years ago.
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Fulbright Seeks Suspension of Bombings in Vietnam
Senator Fulbright proposes a temporary cease-fire in Vietnam to spur peace talks, with support from some allies but faced resistance from Dirksen and McNamara. Dirksen notes risks to U.S. position, while McNamara cautions that stopping bombing alone may not end aggression. Rusk points to possible limited air halt as a step toward disengagement. This on the eve of Easter, amid White House commentary and ongoing debate.
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Contractor Plans Suing Union Over Baytown High School Picket
Span Glass Inc says it will sue Baytown Carpenters Local 1324 after a picket halted work on the new high school. About 40 union workers refused to cross, delaying progress and costing the firm roughly $1,560 daily. Spaw Glass VP Louis Spaw said attorneys will file against the union, denying reports it refused Baytown hires. An NLRB investigator was expected to visit Baytown to address the dispute over carpenters and laborers on site.
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White Youths Join Protest in Rogalusa Pickets Stores
White youths joined a group of Black demonstrators in Rogalusa Louisiana to protest store hiring practices. The picketing marks the second week as the Congress of Racial Equality announces plans for an afternoon march on City Hall.
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