Rummage sale and school trips featured in notice menu
Sun is Spots and Lutheran Church will sponsor a rummage sale at the Thomas Building on Market Street. A school bus trip for Robert E. Lee High Latin students to a national Junior Classical League convention at the University of Winds is approved. Pioneer Student Club plans its annual banquet at 7:30 p.m. April 25 at the Holiday Inn. Air Patrol Cadet Squadron meeting set for 2 p.m. Monday at the Optimist Club Building. Board of Education approved bids totaling 31,890.43 for basketball equipment 614.12 for football gear and 3,238.82 for athletic trainer supplies. Gilliland Gilliland is listed as a judge in Dayton. Open House noted.
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League of’ Redeemer
Lutheran Church
Thomas Building
Market Street
Ees
Robert Ey Lee
Board of ‘Education
University of Winds
ICL
Sherman
Holiday Inn
Board of Education
Schools' Summer Play Program To Start June 1
Pollutions hearing set by state senate committee on the school district summer recreation program finances and locations. The Baytown plan shifts swimming classes to Robert E. Lee High and Carver pool with new fees, while officials anticipate deficits and reduced city funding. Registration opens June 1 with sessions across multiple centers and a Junior Olympics event slated at Memorial Stadium.
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Criss Cole
Af Nousson
Stete Legislative Committee
Tefums
Senate
Jesssup Commissioners Court
Harvie County
Baytown
Dan Stall Jworth
Board of
Educaion
Roseland Pool
Robert E.lee
Carver
Stallworth
Tost
Socata
Roland Kudla
Ronnie’ Kremer
tee SSE+ REL
Robert Strayhan
Gulf Carver
Fe Capital
Louis-Van Mel
Indert
Belgium
Highlands
Cedar Bayou
Harlem
World’s Fair Stall-In Plans Spark Court Order
Civil rights groups plan a 2000 car stall in on major Queens access roads to disrupt opening day at the World's Fair. A Queens Supreme Court restraining order bars tying up highway travel, with contempt possible for organizers. The protest coincides with President Johnson’s visit and wider demonstrations across several states and cities.
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New
York
Aatc
Queens
Marshall England
The
Manhattan
Congress of Racial Equality
Chicago
Detroit
James Fuerner
CGJE
Stooklyn
Stalin
Johnson
Feial
Farmer
New York City
New York State
General Motors
Ford
Schaefer Beer
New England
Mississippi
Maryland
Louisiana
Florida
Missouri
State Supreme Court
Queens Dist. Ay
Frank O'Conner
Jis
Brooklyn Core
Hich
Cihe
Turbulent Weather Forecast for Houston Baytown Area
More turbulent weather is predicted for the Houston Baytown area Tuesday. Galveston tides show highs at 1:57 a.m. and 2:18 p.m. with a low at 7:36 a.m. and 8:37 p.m.
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Houston- Baytown, Area
Galveston
School Tax Office Drops Saturday Hours in District
The Board of Education decided the tax office will not be open Saturdays except during December and January busy pay months. Tax-Assessor-Collector George Bennett said special schedules could be worked. Resignations were accepted from multiple staff members retiring. Horace Mann Junior High teacher plans a year of PhD study at the University of Texas. Walter D. Bradley of Equitable Life was hired to write tax sheltered annuities for the district.
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Education
George ‘Bennett
Elie. Cleghorn
Jewell A. Boatright
Anna George Edge
Maude Ford
Jacqueline Cox
Robert_H.Bradford
Horace
Mann
University of Texas
Walter D. Bradley
Equitable_Life Assurance Society
World Exposition to Draw 70 Million Visitors
News briefs report a massive exposition with an anticipated seventy million attendees over two six month periods in 196 and 1965. Political turmoil continues as Souvanna’s coalition government operates post coup while right wing military leaders are under house arrest. Senate patience on civil rights bill remains uncertain as debate looms Wednesday. King Hussein of Jordan visits Texas to inspect Meconi ranch holdings and a long term exploration concession is noted.
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Luke
Ing
Souvanoa
Phouma
Souvanna
Villa Balcony
King Mussein Lof Jordan
Texas
Houston
John W. Mecomi
Zapata
Meconi
Hussein
Better Soviet U S Relations Seen After Cutbacks
Washington officials say new production cuts announced by President Johnson and Premier Khrushchev may improve US Soviet relations, ease tensions, and boost disarmament talks. The plan reduces enriched uranium and plutonium production over four years, with no immediate need for international inspection cited.
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U.S
Johnson
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Britain
United States
Associated
New York
Jane
Tiss Simulons
Khrv
Shchev
Khrushave
Mert
Capitol Hill
Ecuthack
Castro Warns US Over Cuban Air Space Rights
In Havana, Foreign Minister Raul Roa rejected U.S. claims to rights to fly reconnaissance flights over Cuba and vowed to defend Cuban air space. He delivered a Swiss-drafted note to Ambassador Emil Stadelhofer, stating the U.S. would bear responsibility for any dangerous situation created by violating Cuban air space. Fidel Castro had warned that Cuba could use force to stop such incursions.
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Cuba
Cuban
Raul Roa
Washington
Emil Stadelhofer
United States
Roa
U.S
Lis
Fidel Castro
State Department
Baytown Civil Defense Units Part in National Training Exercise
Baytown Civil Defense will join a nationwide drill across 21 states on Wednesday to rehearse postnuclear attack operations. The Baytown group will simulate 24 hours after an attack, with a morning briefing at the Federal Building and a 11 a.m. damage summary. The exercise, under orders and plans, runs until 1 p.m. and involves local schools, government offices, and business groups.
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Baytown Civil Defense Organization
Grouns
Baytown
Fletcher Hickerson
Hickerson
Bob Fordhe
Hank Blesick
Austin
State Department of Disaster Relief
Refinery Researcher Going To New Jersey
Dr. A R Padgett head of RED in Baytown was honored with a Community Service Award at a party by Humble Oil and Refining Co Baytown R D. He departs for New Jersey to become assistant director of Analytical Research Division Esso R E Co Linden. Strickler cited his civic work with Baytown lions mental health and church activities.
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Bobby Sutphin
A. R. Padgett
Knigits
Colmbus Hell
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Baytown
New Jersey
Oat Analytical
Esso Research * and Engineering Co
Strickter
Greater
Strickler
Harris County
Tenes Association of “Mental Wealth
Baytown Mental Health Association
Goose Creek Country Club
Baytown Lions
Wooster
San Jacinto
National Secretaries Association
American Association For Advancement of Science
Sience
E. W. Bowermen
Padgett
Bowerman
Pad
W. D. Seyfried
Don Raeder
R&d
Four Ex-LC Students to Receive Community Awards
Four ex Lee College students from Baytown and Houston will be honored Friday night at the fourth annual Lee College Day Program. The anonymous committee chose winners for community service, to be announced before the presentations.
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Ex-Lc
Charles Stephenson
David Smith
Sam’ Bramfett
Ex-Students Association
Dean Rondel
Baytown
Allen Laird
Laiid
Sam Hastings
Knox Beavers
Velma Ansley
S. P. McMurrey
Maurice Johnson
Peggy Riley Oliver
John
Bud) Blackbur
Hobart Enoch
Travis Aer
Bramlett
District budget faces 450000 need and salary raises
At a Monday Board of Education meeting Supt George Gentry warned the district may need 150000 more for the 1964 55 year with proposed teacher pay raises totaling about 200000. He cited salaries as the big problem and noted possible increases for both instructional staff and other employees. The Texas State Teachers Association pushes 45 monthly increases and a 445 by 1263 slogan for lawmakers. An additional 347000 is needed to cover bond debt and 88850 more due to state economic index adjustments. Karl Opryshek was named budget committee chair.
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Wanda Orton Salety
George H. Gentry
Board of Education
Gentry
Texas State Teachers Association
TSTA
Walter Rundell
Lee College
Karl Opryshek
A. R. Stark
Joe Horeczi
Ceremonies Mark San Jacinto Day Observance
The San Jacinto Day observance included varied activity across Texas with state offices closed and many banks and insurers shuttered while schools dismissed early. The Texas Navy was reviewed by Lt. Gov. Preston Smith as 100 ships cruised down the Houston Ship Channel, marking the day of significance to Texas independence.
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San Jacinto Battleground
San Jacinto
Umtde ‘Ou
Cas Revteun
Kent
Jackia
Houston
Texas
Mexico
Preston Smith
Raytonians Off On Hunt
Jimmie Carpenter and Abe Badgiey depart Moston International Airport at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday bound for Anchorage then fly to Point Mepe, Arctic Circle HQ for their polar bear hunt. Their Enide phoned to report the earth quake did not affect plans. Come and get it.
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Jimmie Carpenter
Abe
Moston International
Anchorage
Point Mepe
Delar
Arctic Circle
Enide
Sanday
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