Sun Spots Light Bulb Sale and Local Elections Update
Baytown Lions Club will begin light bulb sales Friday April 29 through May 3 with chairs Mike Connealy Clint LeBow and J R Barnes. Baytown city hall hours for absentee voting April 30 run 9 a m to 5 p m. City Manager J B Le Fevre notes voting by machine in the City Secret Hole In One tary Edna Oliver’s office on the second floor. Yates hit a hole in one at Humble Country Club with his son George Riley Yates T D O'Brien and Goldie Grube. West Baytown Girl Scout training at Camp Aranna begins Tuesday 9 30 a m to 12 noon with sessions April 28 and May 3. Captain Herbert J Aycock of Baytown led a tour for iran campaign officials from Jack Cox gubernatorial campaign with a briefing at Fort Benning and travel to Freeport. Clothing drive bags exceed 5 000 collected by Baytown Thrift Exchange and Goodwill Industries of Houston. Hoosier League bowling meeting set 6 30 p m Tuesday at Terrace Lanes with Jean Pridmore and Terrace Lanes contact.
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Clint LeBow
J. R. Barnes
Baytown
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Edna Oliver
George Yates SR
City Hall
San Jacinto
Humble Country Club
Yates
George Riley Yates
T. D. O'Brien
Goldie Grube
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Camp Aranna
Iran
Herbert J. Aycock
Fort Benning
Jack Cox
Jack Cos
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U.S. Army A
San Jacinto Climax Announces Governor Peace Visit
Gov. Price Daniel led a San Jacinto Days observance at the Lakewood Yacht Club with a 21 gun salute. He urged vigilance against surrendering local government to central power while touring nearby battleground events and presiding over a reception for attendees from Baytown and Southeast Texas. The governor will campaign for May 7 election with televised talks and a two week vote drive from Monday.
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Lakewood
Daniel
San Jacinto
Povern
Houston
Galveston
Baytown
la Porte
Texas
Liberty Ranch
Neches
Beaujmont
Austin
San Jacinto Monument
Galveston Area Weekend Weather Forecast Highlights
Warm temperatures and partly cloudy skies are forecast through Saturday. Tides on Saturday will be high at 2:43 a.m. and 2:36 p.m. Low tides come at 9:06 a.m. and 9:03 p.m.
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Galveston
Lutheran delegates return from district convention
Rev. E. F. Lange and A. C. Kraft returned home Friday from a Lutheran district convention in Austin where Kraft was a Redeemer Church delegate and Lange chaired the nominating and election committee. Mrs White provides data on Girl Scout day camp training and urges wide attendance. Baytown Junior High tubaist Richard Serbe joins All-City Junior High Band Saturday night. Glenda Hunkler is in Room 127 at Gulf Coast Hospital awaiting care after her third trip there.
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A. C
Augie) Kraft
Austin
Kraft
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Redeemer Lutheran Church
Lange
White
Baytown
Richard Serbe
Glenda Hunkler
Gulf Coast Hospital
Hos
Tickner Denies Being Courted in City Runoff Fight
Raymond F. Tickner, candidate for onty councilman in the April 30 runoff, denies any courting by city officials. He says no one from the current administration has approached him, refuting a Sun story that claimed he might be courted to support a majority council bloc. Tickner faces Velma Jordan Ansley in the runoff.
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Ray) Tickner
Onty
Sun News
Tickner
Velma Jordan Ansley
Sun
Clayton
Raymond
Webster's Dictionary
Wooster resident Mrs Crow 59 dies in Baytown hospital
Funeral services for Gertrude Staunton Way Crow 59 of 7018 Bayway Drive will be held at 2 p m Sunday at Paul A Lee Funeral Home. She lived in Baytown since 1916 and operated Baytown Box Lunch for 35 years and United Rubber and Chemical Co cafeteria 12 years. She was a Wooster Baptist member active in PTA and first president of David Burnet A. She is survived by husband EF Crow daughter Mrs Glen Norman Corpus Christi four grandchildren two sisters Mrs R J Crawford New Orleans and Mrs A L Weeks Baytown three nieces and three nephews. Burial Cedarcrest Cemetery.
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Crow
Bayway Drive
Paul A. Lee
Pioneer Wooster
Baytown
United Rubber and Chemical Co
Wooster
David Norman
Corpus Christi
R. J. Crawford
New Orleans
Ala. Weeks
Election Ahead in La Porte City Mayor Race
Voters in La Porte City face a crowded ballot on Tuesday April 26 with eight candidates seeking eight Commission seats and the hot mayoral race drawing the most attention. Five candidates vie for four Commission posts while the mayoral contest promises to hinge on who earns the most votes when polls close.
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la Porte City
Johnson nears joining race under Texas push
President hopeful Lyndon B. Johnson moves closer to entering the Democratic nomination race. He told reporters he plans to join the effort if the moment is right, aiming to gather delegates for the Los Angeles convention. Johnson reiterates he would serve the country in any role. The report notes his expected Texas delegation support and the evolving slate of Democratic candidates, plus local mayoral and city commissioner elections on the ballot.
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Alligen
John F. Kennedy
Massa
Pal Oyurainty
Indianapolis
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Texas Delega
Los Angeles
Didacy
Houston boy admits killing girl after luring into woods
In Houston a 16 year old boy and a 15 year old were involved in the stabbing death of Linda Ruble, 13, near her home as she walked from a grocery store. The suspect, a high school junior, signed a statement confessing the murder and admitted evolving urges regarding girls. One boy was wounded in the struggle and treated at a hospital. The youths led police to the assailant after a quick retreat to his home.
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Houston
Linda Ruble
R. L. Ramirez
Law Bane
Michael Lethcoe
Ramirez
Ex Premier Urges Rhee Dump Veep Lee Ki Poong
In Inchon a former premier and ally, now English professor, tells reporters Rhee should discard Vice President elect Lee Ki Poong amid anti government protests. Pyun says Rhee has a plan to solve the political crisis, while thousands of youths clash with police in Inchon and Seoul with no bloodshed reported.
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Korea
Syngman Rhee
Lee Ki-Poong
Rhee
T. Fyun
In‘chon
Pyun
South Korea
Scoul
Lee
Liberal Party
Inchon
Spiannas
Global unrest and defense advances sweep world headlines
The report notes South Africa lifting state limits as 1,600 people including 91 whites are mobilized to curb racial strife. The Air Force tests a Titan missile over 5,000 miles, while Nehru and Chou En-lai hold private talks about the India China border dispute. Macon patrols enforce segregation amid a robed incident, and two students die on Estes Park ascent with a third missing. The Air Force will absorb astronautic teaching duties from civilians, and Senate opponents seek cuts to a $41.0 billion foreign aid program.
Police Question Suspects in Teacher's Canal Slaying
In McAllen Texas police and Hidalgo County investigators questioned suspects after the rape and murder of teacher Trene Garza. Her partially clothed body was found in a canal near her home, six days after she vanished. Autopsy cited blows to the head and drowning. Detectives used lie detector tests as part of the inquiry.
Highway 73 Beautified With Trees
Texas Highway Department officials confirm a beautification project planting over 300 trees along Interstate 10. The plan includes 160 live oaks and 160 oleanders to reduce glare and improve sightlines near grade separations, with a total estimated cost of 280. The trees will take months to establish, with oleanders sized for shade and aesthetics by next summer.
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State 7
R. A. Co
Texas Highway Department
Fridley
Houston
San Jacinto River
Highway Department
Scott
Scott Hodtied
Werner Wether
Gaulle Opens Washington Four Day Summit Visit
French President Charles de Gaulle arrived in Washington to meet with President Eisenhower and begin four days of summit talks. The visit aims to press for a bigger French voice in Allied strategy against Soviet communism while easing Berlin tensions. Eisenhower and De Gaulle, greeted with military honors, will discuss Berlin and cooperation with the Soviet Union on development aid in Asia and Africa during the preparations for the May Paris summit.
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David Duncan Elected President of Baytown AGM Club
David Duncan was elected president of the Baytown AGM Club at the annual muster held Thursday. About 100 attended at the Tower. New officers include Bill Tex vicepresident Bill Curtis secretary treasurer R C Fter Jim Ethridge and Janes Read. Truman Cox named representative to the Association of Former Students Council. Jim Pridmore spoke on scholarships. The muster included an invocation by Vernon Goodwin and a poem. James A. Travis presented Last Corps Trip selection.
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Baytown Agm Club
Bill Tex
Bill Curtis
Serenary
R. C.F Ter
Jim Ethridge
Janes Read
Baytown Student Loan Fund
Truman Cox
Association of Fornier Students Council
Jim Pridmore
AGM le Paw
Holladay
Rt Bath
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Billy) Stairs
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Tiny) Robinson
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