Baytown youths shine in science fairs across Houston area
The Baytown Sun lauds Baytown and Houston Science Fair winners led by John McClintock Jr who earned first in senior math and a $500 scholarship. Others include Robert Chatfield, John Killough, Bill Lyles, Annette Maroney, Bobby Kinsey, Richard Ruckman, Catherine Nevil, Bill Spence, and Bill Spence’s Crosby win, highlighting strong Baytown schools and community credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Houston
John McClintock Jr
John McClintock Sr
San Jacinto
Texas Society of Professional Engineers
John
Robert E. Lee
Robert Chatfield
J. N. Chatfield
U.S. Army
John Killough
D. G. Killough
TSPE
Bill Lyles
H. C. Lyles
Annette Maroney
R. B. Maroney
Air Force
Bobby Kinsey
J. T Kinsey
Richard Ruckman
C. F. Ruckman
Catherine Nevil
Paul L. Nevil
Bill Spence
Andrew Spence
Crosby
Sun Spots and Weather Notes From Local Council
Reports mention a Sun Spots Relations Council executive meeting at 7:23 PM and a general meeting at Apel Wr. City weather data shows clear to partly cloudy skies with a Tuesday to Wednesday temperature shift, highs in the 60s. Hospital and nursing groups schedule meetings, with board members Bren Taub Jefferson Davis Hospital and others set for 2 to 5 PM, and a DAR Chapter gathering planned for Wednesday at 4 PM. Ballot and club notices include Baytown Needle Cob meeting at Mrs. Walter Con VON Maseew Torpkins Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needle Club
Baytown
Needle Cob
Walter Con von Maseew
Torpkins Road
Around Towney Returns and Relatives Holiday News
Fred Lintelman resumes duties after chest surgery. Katie Kins regains her phone ebullience. Frank Thompson delivers a late morning ad. Pryor aims to return after surgery. Lars Scott awaits a boat to dock in New Orleans. Deb Ward family spends Easter with kin. L Fuller greets a long-absent friend. Wayne Coker works on a sunny Sunday. Mayor Seaborn Clarey returns from the border. Dr L D Victory ends a telecon. Wanda Orton returns to her desk after vacation. Lowell Lammers makes an early downtown trip. Gary Garner applauds the Jaycee DSA banquet. Thought for the day about lightening troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lintelman
Katie
Wayne Coker
Seaborn Clarey
Dr. L. D. Victory
Wanda Orton
Lowell Lammers
Gary Garner
San Jacinto Day fete speakers set at battleground
Bays town plans for San Jacinto Day events with Waggoner Carr and Rice University historian Dr Andrew F Muir as featured speakers at a memorial service in the battleground area. Festivities begin 9 AM with a Masonic memorial and aerial flyovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto
Baytown
Sant Anna
Sam Houston
Republic of Texas
San Jacinto Battleground
Texas
Allg
Waggoner Carr
Andrew F. Muir
Rice University
Serice
Seversl
Wan
Tenas Navy
Work resumes at new high school site after work stoppage
Steel rising again at the new high school site after a pause Friday. Span-Glass Inc. halted actions amid a damage suit threat by Spaw-Glass against Carpenters Local. Labor relations officials investigate claims of picketing to force workforce changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenters la! Yeal
Down and
Span-Glass, Inc
Carpenters
U Bert Gresham
Pedy Turner
SpawiGlase
Swere Heath
Wiliam Ff Helms
Hansel Labor
Roan
Dienate
Helms
la Jeak
Construction and General Laborers Union
Spaw-Glass
Louis Spaw
Snaw-Glass
Carpenters Lolary
Thevancr
Raytown
Woman Recovers Purse After Local Chase in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City report: Mrs Laney, wife of an attorney, pursued a purse thief who entered her home and grabbed the purse. She chased him with help from neighborhood children, catching the man and reclaiming the purse before police arrived to arrest him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Kin
Laney
Okmhoma
School Business Office Study Meeting Delayed
The school board postpones action on modernizing the business office to allow more time for administration review. Acting superintendent Bill Hinson and trustees plan to study the Peat, Marwick, Mitchell report before rescheduling, with new board members installed after Saturday’s election. The trustees’ April meeting is postponed to Thursday due to Easter holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F R. Stark
Dvant
Stark
W. D
Bill Hinson
Risht
Peat, Manvick, Mitchell and Co
Lee College Board
College
Trustee Candidates Host Coffee Tonight
School district voters are invited to a coffee from 7 to 10 p m Tuesday at the Monday Inn to meet Trustee Candidates Seth Mitchell Paul Parkinson and Sam Alford. The candidates will be available for questions on issues involving Beytown Parkinson and Alford are seeking election in Saturday s runoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monday Inn
Seth Mitchell
Paul Parkinson
Sam Alford
Beytown
Mitchell
Parkinson
Alford
Weather Factor In Four Major Area Accidents
Four major accidents were reported in two hours in Crosby Hawaii Islands and Lynchburg Sea after a thunder storm. No injuries in Baytown wrecks. One crash near San Jacinto River left a man wet but alive. driver Wilfred Valeri sustained a fractured left elbow and multiple bruises and abrasions and was taken to a Houston physician for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Gaton
Baytown
State Highway Patrol
Crosby
Iehlands
Lynchburg Sea
J. C. Williams
Crosby Tha
Houston
San Jacinto River
Sheldon
Williams
Wilfred Valeri
Pre School Clinics Open For First Graders 1965
Parents of 780 children entering school for the first time in September plan to attend preschool clinics in late April and early May. The target is 100 percent participation for the pre-school testing program. Clinics run April 26, 23 and 7% and May 3, 4, 6 and. Groups including PTA, Service League, county nurses and others assist. John A. Wood leads with Willie Terry and Monteze Botkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bee Landrum
Leave Bay Aan
Service League
John A. Wood
Willie Terry
Monteze Botkin
PTA
Caily
John M. Stuart
Baytown
George Edwards
City Council of Parent-Teacher Associations
Highways Topic at Baytown Chamber Lunch
The Baytown Chamber of Commerce highway committee will lead the weekly luncheon at noon Friday at the Mondey Ten. Chair Fred Hartman will introduce County Judge Oscar F Nelson Jr and Bayshore LaPorte Highway Chair Frank Boyle Sr. They will discuss projected highway improvements affecting Baytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Cherm Ber
Mondey Ten
Fred Hartman
Chambers County
Oscar F. Nelson Jr
Frank R. Boyle Sr
Bayshore - LaPorte Chamber of Commerce
Bayle
Harthhan
Baytown Storm Light Damage, Utilities Report Minor Impacts
A late Monday thunderstorm in Baytown caused light damage and scattered service interruptions. Rain was under half an inch with high winds and no major damage reported by utilities. A tree fell at 305 Green Ave, wires sparked at Highway 146, a pole broke but stayed up, and about 200 West Baytown telephones were affected before most resumed by Tuesday morning. A glass window shattered at Economy Town and Country on Texas Avenue and a city water well motor sustained 750 damage, with the well offline briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Larry Maxey
Green Avee
Maxeys
Brown
Chick Shack
Highway 146
Grant
Horton
Houston Lighting and Power Co
Ahtaeton
Bartown
Huffman
West Baytown
Rex Timms
General Telephone Co
Timms
Mont Belvie
Abe Rosenzwitz
Texas Avenue
East James
Fritz Lanham
Lanham
Secretaries Cite Viet Nam Pause Plan Clash
Washington reports show J W Fulbright urged a temporary halt in air raids on North Vietnam as a path to peace talks. Defense Secretary McNamara and Secretary of State Rusk rejected any interruption, arguing it would not move Hanoi toward negotiations. Senate Democrats worry negotiations are the only path, while Republicans like Everett Dirksen push to keep pressure on Hanoi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
J. W. Fulbright
U.S
North Viet Nam
Congress
Asia
Arkansas
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Secretary of ‘Defense
Robert S
Dean Rusk
Fulbright
Pusk
Viet Nam
Johnson
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Baltimore
North
United Nations
Teader Everett J. ‘Dirksen
Dirksen
Bomlings
Baytown Youth Fair Opens With 325 Entries At New Venue
The fifth annual Baytown Youth Fair and Livestock Show runs Thursday to Saturday at North Main featuring 200 homemaking division entries, 125 livestock exhibits, and a redesigned arena with permanent bleachers after last summer’s tornado. Roy Baker notes 325 total entries, a party-like parade at 3 pm Thursday, poultry and rabbit judging, livestock judging on Friday, and an AV style homemaking show. The event includes a 500-seat Youth Fair building and new carnival rides, with rodeo activity Tuesday through Wednesday and a big Saturday horse and Shetland pony shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Stern3
Rodeo Arena
North Main
Roy Baker
Baker
Texas Avenue
Texas
Preschool Planning Session Names and Roles
A planning session on preschool instruction and guidance lists John A. Woodard as director of special education with Lan Williams and Kim Bailey representing Service Teague. Willie Ferry is the primary supervisor and Montere Botkin the intermediate supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Woodard
Lan Williams
Kim Bailey
Service Teague
Willie Ferry
Montere Botkin
Gentry Denies Misquoted Statement About Election
George H. Gentry replies to a Houston Chronicle article claiming he said the months long fight ruined his effectiveness. He says the quote is incorrect and argues he can offer stronger leadership. He aims for vindication in the April 24 runoff and a May 4 hearing before Commissioner J. W. Edgar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Gentry
Hongton Chronicle
Eastern Sun
Houston Chronicle
Tunoff
J. W. Edgar
George WT. Gentry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Galveston
Bren Taub
Jefferson Davis Hospitale Bas
Ben Taut
Robert
Babi Gillette
Thistown
Frank R. Bayle
Dar
Jown Lewir
J HL Andersen
Oke
Oak Shaduay
I. A. Yotmr
Baytown Insurance Change
Houston Natural Gas Co
Banks and Savings and Loans
Battleground
Masonic Monument
Akate
Naval Heroes of
Sons and Daughters of the Republic of Texas
San Jacinto Inn
Lackland Air Force Bank of
Citizens National Bank
John Furbay
Lee College
CC Meet
Maxey
Sanday
Larry Maxey Lasne
Baytown Fair
Baytown Sun
Gentry
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!