Eckhardt To Speak At Rally In Houston May Election Push
State Rep. Bob Eckhardt of Houston will discuss oyster fishermen versus shell dredgers at a rally Tuesday 7:30 p.m. at 350 Market Street Road. Democratic County Chairman Bil Kilgarlin urges Democrats to vote in the May 2 elections. Other speakers include Joyal candidates for the legislature, J. C. Whitfield Jr., Barbara Jordan, Chet Brooks, John Ray Hervison, Clyde Miller, and invited state candidates Dan Sullivan Albert Fuentes Jr Jesse Owens Fred H. Williams. Don Yarborough may attend. C. D. Dicki Littie chairs the rally and will preside. Mrs. W. C. Tidman leads singing. A 20 minute film Whose Task is This will be shown.
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Bob Eckhardt
Houston
Market Street Road
Bil Kilgarlin
Kilgurlin
J.C. Whitfield Jr
Barbara Jordan
Chet Brooks
John Ray Hervison
Clyde Miller
Dan Sullivan
Albert Fuentes Jr
Jesse Owens
Fred H. Williams
Don Yarborough
C. D.dicki Littie
W. C. Tidman
Padgett Honored for Service and Family Life in Baytown
Dr. Padgett, noted for 27 years with Baytown Refining, is celebrated for his service to church and community. The article highlights his six ingredients for success, his roles as deacon and Sunday School leader, and the Padgett family’s active civic life in Baytown including church committees, music, clubs, and education.
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Hlbd
Wilde
Houston
Katy
R&d
Sevfried
Baytown
Baeder
Padgett
Padgetts
First Baptist Church
the Wooster Baptist Church
Purdue Religious Council
Marilyn
Roger Critzer
Washington, D.C
U.S. Marine Corps
Andrews Air Force Base
Norma
Faish
William
Baytown Civic Music Association
Goose Creek Country Club
Lions Clubs
Baytown Pta Council
PTA
American Institute of Chemical Engineers, Scientific Research Society of America
Sigma Ni
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Padsell
Ladies Auxiliary
Aiche
Games Party Held By Grandmothers
Baytown grandmothers club attended a luncheon and social in Angleton at Citizens National Bank Party Room hosted by Mrs. G R Bloodgood with Mrs. Beryl Jewell Mrs Fred Litton and Mrs Carrie Craig as hostesses. Tea coffee cake and snacks were served. The club plans a business session on May 7.
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Baytown
Zola Wyatt
Nitha Ward
Myrtle Liles
Hospital Notes Highlight Local Admits and New Arrivals
A lengthy hospital notes list details patient names and rooms at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital and Gulf Coast, including Mrs. D. R. Haggart in Houston and numerous others from Baytown La Porte Highlands Channelview and Crosby. New arrivals report three newborns born Friday and Monday at the same hospital to Fonited not Leonard Brinkley Norris Long and Robert Larkins families.
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Gulf Coast
Allen Chandler
la Porte
Douglas Dodson
Laura Leatherwood
J. W. Leatherwood
Crosby
Terry Ausley
B. J. Ausley
W. Nazro
John C. Marin
Channel View
C. Whitaker
Fayle
Johnnie J. McPhail
W. Sterling
Dalton Woods
Harold Lane
J. J. Heintsche Jr
San Jacinto Meth
Victor R. Barton
Diana Gilliam
Lawrence F. Gassett
Highlands
L. E. Gray
Windy Lane
Emil E. McKalip
Louisiana
Danny Bliss
Adams
Bernice Beaty
Republic
Jerry Allen Royle
I Madison
Lottie Starr
Baytown
William Hardy
Jerald Collins
Beverly Ruth Smith
Pasa
Idena
Nelie McGill
Huffman
Ivy Eugene McFarland
Bowie
Sarah Jane Berthe
W. Humble
Leonard Fonite
Ash
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
W. K. Brinkley
Rosewood
Norris G. Long
Robert P. Larkins
Rollingwood
Congressional calls to probe selective service amid Kennedy case
Rep. Frank T. Row asks the House Armed Services Committee to investigate the selective service system centering on rejection of heavyweight boxing champion Cassius Clay. Gov Connally speaks on education funding amid civil rights tensions. Kennedy assassination recalls loom over recall talks at Senate Warren Commission. Weather and travel woes worsen across the nation with fog and hail disrupting flights.
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Frank T. Row
Armed Services
Cassius Clay
John Connally
Warren Commission
John PG. Kennedy
Tax district to adopt budget and valuation plan
The article notes an upcoming budget adoption by August 20 and outlines continued work on property valuations in the Humble Oil district. McMahon and Berk assess industrial properties with renditions due by April 30, noting Humble could render 40 or 50 percent of plant value, affecting next year’s tax revenue by about $560,000.
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Ormer
Boyd Hill
Gentry
William McMahon
McMahon
Jonas Berk
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Humble
Money Donated To Oswalds Widow Faces Accounting Suit
Marina Oswald, widow of Lee Harvey Oswald, filed for an accounting of about $60,000 in public donations and asked to void two early December contracts with James H. Martin and John M. Thorne. The suit seeks dissolution of a $25,000 trust and return of personal belongings.
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Dallas
Marina Oswald
Savabble
Oswald
Lee ‘Harvey Oswald
James H. Martin
John M. Thorne
Grand Prairie
Tex
Dee
Martin
Thorne
Owen Giles
Paul W. J Leech
Thome
Dallas News
Baytown Mayor Explains Replacements in BHA Board
Mayor Lee Liggett reports Baytown’s Federal Housing Authority board changes to bring in new faces while ensuring ongoing projects. He defends term limits, urges dedication and efficiency, and notes retiring members J. Roger Read Bert Davisson and C L Thorpe.
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Lee Liggett
Eel
Tor
Lova
Federal
Housing ‘Authority
J. Roger’ Read
Bert Jr. Davisson
C. L. Thorpie
QO. C
Beyhmer
Hoy M
Campbell
R. L. Martin
W.C
Willants
Wesley Woods
Madal
Xi Theta Gemma Meeting on Understanding Art Program
Xi Theta Gamma and Beta Sigma Phi will meet at 7 20 p m Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Nick Listi Jr 203 Battlebell Road Highlands A program on Understanding Art will be presented by Mrs Karl W Opryshek and Miss Cynthia Moore
Rites Held For Mrs Miears 63 In Baytown
Funeral rites were held for Mrs Julia Hetty Miears at 10 a.m. Monday at Earthman Piney Chapel with Rev Mu Ford Faith Temple pastor officiating. Burial followed at White Cemetery. Surviving: husband Dewey Miears of Baytown, three sisters Mrs Ada Morris and Mrs A Of Rutherford of Port Arthur and Mrs Tom Sullivan of High Island, two brothers Zack Yoakum of Sabine Pass and Frank Yoakum of Houston, and a number of nieces and nephews.
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Luia Estelle O'Neal
Baytown
Bellwood Cemetery
Pine Blatt
Ark
Bartman Panera
Edwin P. Sismines
Grace Methodist
Marilyn’ Cayol Chatham
Julia Hetty
Miears
Earthman
Piney
Rev
Mu. Ford
Faith Temple
White Cemetery
Dewey ~Miesrs
Ada’ Morris
Rutherford
Port Arthur
Tom Sullivan
High Jsland
Zack Yoakum
Sabine Pass
Frank” Yoakum
Houston
Nices
Patent Granted for Phenolic Ion Pound Inhibitor
DRS. D E BOWN and H G Schutze of Humble Baytown Research and Development have been granted a U S patent. The invention discloses a phenolic ion pound that inhibits oxidation of polyolefins and other high molecular weight hydrocarbons. Schutze is on loan to Mediterranean Inc. from Spain.
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D. E. Bown
Schutze
Humble’s
Baytown Research and Development
U.S
Built in look for your kitchen without losing space
An ad promises a built in appearance for kitchen electric appliances without sacrificing cabinet or counter space. It invites readers to consult their electric appliance dealer for stylish secrets of modern cooking.
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Frankie Annette Budd Avalon
Funigello
Hacken
Decker
Kilamanjaro
Frankie Avon
Pathacolor
Raed
Vincent Price
Wrent
D. R. Haggart
Harold Barber
Methodist Hospital
J.H. Rigdon
Hackberry
J. H. Rice
Miriam
Me Maley
Atchle Mee Little
Liberty
Alfred Franz
James D. Crawley
John E. Rosamond
Airhart Drive
Henry Wzorek
Gary N. Hill
Lin
Howard
Dunaway
Channelview
John R. Fontenot
Jay D. Turner
Grantham
Texas
Economie Club of
New York
Cleveland
Gott
H. J. Bengston
National Bank
James J. Saxon
Soviet
Congress
Wile Kiant W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Lyndon B. Johnson
United Airlines
Viscourt
West Central
Wens
S. Hwy
Wienchallans
BHA Boc
Bey
Nance
Baytowi
Agen
Too
United
Pearce
Frontier Barbecue
N. Main Baytown
Houston Lighting & Power Company
Electric Service Company
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