Baytown News Highlights Local Campaigns and Events
Baytown hosts the Texas A&M Development Fund kickoff with Wade Haynes and Bill Duplantis leading teams to contact former Aggies in the area. Other items include San Jacinto Day observances, Methodist Men event, Lions Club meeting, weather outlook, school board meeting on a bond issue, and a Gooseneck Rebekahs sale with a cake walk at GOF Hall Cedar Bayou.
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San Jacinto
Baytown
Battlegrounds
Burnell Bennett
Tennessee
Jayce Bennett
Deais
Texas
A&m
Wellesley College
Bolst
Tower
J. L. Lamberson
States
Canada
Baytown Group
Lamberson
Wade L. Haynes
Amy Drive
W. E
Bill) Duplantis Jr
Pamela
Haynes
Duplantis
Texas A&m
Texas A&m Development Fund
Edelman
Texas Avenue
Bayway
Bayway Drive
Baytown County
Texas Aggie
Goose Creek
Baytown News Items Include Club Visits and School Updates
Elaine Barnes and Jamie Franklin attend a Rotary Club meeting while Alice Becka handles a message. Trey Beathard tours the Sun plant as his father Blue Beathard clears his desk. Linda Webb, student teaching at Lamar Elementary, is invited to join Sam Houston State’s Kappa Delta Pi. Billy Martin returns to Cedar Bayou Junior High after a broken arm. Mary Glasgow, now at Corpus Christi naval air base as AC-3, recalls missing old Baytown friends during a visit with her grandmother Mrs. H. G. Petty. Earl Harvey, UH pharmacy student, shows a new hairstyle. Baytown Hawks split a twin bill, beating Lone Stars 5 2 and losing to Hib sheets 5 4. Jerry Hance loses a baseball glove near Anson Jones Elementary. valuable item to recover.
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Elaine Barnes
Jamie Franklin
Alice Becka
Trey Beathard
Blue Beathard
Linda Webb
Lamar Elementary
Sam Houston
Kappa Delta Pi
Billy Martin
Cedar Bayou Junior High
Mary Glasgow
Baytown
Corpus Christi Naval Air Base
Mary
H. G. Petty
Earl Harvey
University of Houston
Baytown Hawks
Lone Stars
Houston
Hibtshets
Jerry Hance
Anson Jones
Jerry
McNamara seeks cuts to overseas defense costs
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara orders belt tightening to reduce the adverse balance of payments from overseas U S defense expenditures. A confidential memo to the Joint Chiefs outlines possible savings including overseas support personnel and support operations. Rotations of units to Europe and shorter overseas tours for servicemen are under consideration while aiming to preserve combat power. Western Pacific force reductions and Japan role may grow. 1962 defense share of the balance of payments deficit fell to about $2 billion.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
U.S
Associated Press
McNamara
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Defense Department
Pentagon
Department
U.S. 7Th Army
Europe
France
Army
Armed Services
United States
Pacific
Japan
Congress
Rites Set Tuesday For Former Baytown Man
Funeral services for C. J. White 78 will be at Pace Funeral Home in Livingston at 0 a.m. Tuesday. Burial follows at Chella Cemetery. White a 26 yearBaytown resident who moved to Livingston died Sunday evening at his son's home. Survivors include two sons Marshall and Floyd, one daughter Mrs Walter Heckler and four grandchildren. Pallbearers named Jack Hutton Bill Manning Tony Bernard John Wyoral Lawrence Strange and Leonard Teller.
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C. J
Nick) White
Pace Funeral Home
Livingston
Chella
White
Baytown
Marshall White
Highlands
Floyd White
Walter Heckler
Jack Hutton
Bill Manning
Tony Bernard
John Wyoral
Lawrence Strange
Leonard Teller
Baytown A and M Mothers Tub Meeting Called
The Baytown A and M Mothers Tub will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday at the home of Mrs C Y Tipton 2006 Wright Bhd. It is a called meeting.
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Lions
Baytown Lions Club
Cecil Bobbitt
Mothers Club
Baytown
A and M
C. Y. Tipton
Wright Bhd
Texas lawmakers weigh Medicare and voter registration moves
Texas legislators debate Medicare payments to the aged under Kerr-Mills and consider permanent or annual voter registration schemes. House and Senate discuss a $32.9 million tax bill affecting outerwear exemptions, auto taxes, and corporate franchise tax. A 3.1 billion spending plan gains focus, with $66 million more in general revenue and $47 million for college funding.
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Austin
Texas
Senate
W. T. Moore
Moore
House
Senate State Affairs Committee
J Revenue
George Moffett
Chillicothe
Appropriations Conference
John Connally
Rites Today For Crosby Resident 85
Funeral services were held at Sacred Heart Church in Crosby for Alouis Cyril Peska a retired farmer who died Saturday. A rosary was recited at Highlands Chapel with burial in Crosby Catholic Cemetery. He is survived by his widow four daughters four sons and twenty one grandchildren. The Rev A J Pavetka officiated.
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Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Crosby
Alouis Cyril Peska
Earthman Chapel
Highlands
Peska
Frances Louise Peska
Marie Colton
Pipe Liners Feted At First Day Of School
Twenty six pipe line technologists from around the world began the 10th Lee College API School of Pipe Line Technology at Baytown. A noon lunch at Holiday Inn welcomed them with Baytown leaders and college officials outlining local opportunities during their six week stay. The event highlighted cooperation among API, Lee College and UT Extension Service with UT Austin staff coordinating. Notable guests included President George H. Gentry and Dean Walter Rundell. Participants and their companies span Cities Service, Continental Pipe Line, Humble, Esso, Caltex Pacific, Arabian American Oil, and others across Canada, Indonesia, Colombia, and Saudi Arabia.
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Lee College-Api School of
Holiday Inn
Baytown Business
Jack W. Strickler
Lee Liggett
Jack Jacobs
John Bryant
Baytown
American Petroleum Institute
Lee College
University of Texas
Jim Conway
George H. Gentry
Walter Rundell
W. L. Cline
Cities Service
L. E. Gand
Canada
C. R. Wilhite
Continental Pipe Line
J. T. Anderson
Britamnoil Pipe Line Canada
Ralph Hughes
Cosden
D. G. Anderson
H. E. Bosage
T. W. Detlefs
E. B. Morrison
HV. Herring
Humble
Costello Appeals Deportation Order to Supreme Court
Frank Costello a 1 year old New York gambler seeks Supreme Court review of a deportation order to Italy after the U S Circuit Court in New York upheld the ruling. The court tied Costello s tax evasion convictions in 1948 and 1949 to moral turpitude and deportation grounds.
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Washington
Frank Costello
New York
Supreme Court
Italy
Costello
High Tribunal
U.S
Costella
REL Student Wins Merit Scholarship
Ernest C. Mueller, senior at Robert E. Lee High School, is named a Merit Scholar by the National Merit Scholarship Corp. Sponsored by Rohm and Haas Chemical Co near Baytown, the award honors high achieving seniors from about 11 000 finalists. Mueller plans to study chemical engineering at Rice University.
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Ernest C. Mueller
Robert el Lee High School
National Merit Scholarship Corp
Evanston
REL
Rohm[ and Haas Chemical Co
Baytown
Rohm ‘and Haas
N. Burnet
Ernest
Rice University
Madrigal Singers
Methodist Youth Fellowship
John M. Stalnaker
NMSC
Castro Promises Freedom for All Americans Held in Cuba
Miami dispatch reports Fidel Castro agreed to release all Americans jailed in Cuba. James B. Donovan said roughly 20 to 27 detainees, many imprisoned over three years for counterrevolutionary activity, would sail to the United States on a Pan American plane carrying medicines and ransom goods. He also announced about 100 refugees would depart Cuba this week aboard the ship American Surveyor, possibly Friday.
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Miami
Fla
APJ
Fidel Castro
Imlay Lo
United States
James B. Donovan
New York
Donovan
Pan American Airways
Cuba
American Surveyor
Casira’s
McAllen Chief Admits Strangling 6 Year Old
McAllen Police Chief C D Seay admits the killing of Roberto Rodriguez a 6 year old boy during an attack. Two lie detector tests indicated the boy was telling the truth.
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McAllen
C.D. Seay
Roberto Rodriguez
Cancer Drive Ends Tuesday
Leonard A. Derden announced the cancer drive ends Tuesday with Maytoven’s volunteers door to door. The drive started with a kick off at the Holiday Inn and began a few days before April 28. Proceeds support American Cancer Society research and promotion of the Seven Danger Signals of cancer.
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Maytoven
Leonard A. Derden
Khrushchev Links Berlin Pact to Global Disarmament
Soviet Premier Khrushchev told Il Giorno that settlement of the divided Germany issue, especially Berlin, must precede disarmament and other world questions. He blamed the United States for deadlocked talks, warned of reducing inspections, and urged a German peace treaty to stabilize Europe as a path to broader peace. He assailed NATO and U.S. military moves and tied Mediterranean nuclear submarines to alliance strategy, saying peace requires concrete agreements and restraint.
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Milan
Italy
Khrushchev
Germany
Berlin
Il Giorno
United States
Geneva
Kennedy
Mediterranean
John XII
U.S
Canada
State Oil Company
Pietro Nenni
Washington
Ray Thomson
Europe
West Berlin
NATO
Warsaw Pact
Nikita
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John T. Williams
Forrest
Williams
Tanya
Tracy
Deborah
Shella Williams
John D. Chase
Cine
Houston Veterans Ac
Donald Brunson
Wiscon
Administration Hospital
Ralph Johnsson
Dental Sunply
Veterans Hospital
Van-Houston
Methodist Men
Cedar Bayou
Galveston
Laughlin
Baytown Optimist
Mormon Meeting
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Mormon
Pearle M. Olsen
Relief Society General Board
Sybil Hansen
Primary Association General Board
Salt Lake City
Finch
W. O
Bill) Finch
East
Rites
Medicare
Zean Williams
Okan
Harry H. Russell
Portland
C. H. Rhea ‘Jr
Sinclair
J. N. Exein
Mohamed M.A
Belges
Abdel Moneim Kifati
Safer el Din
Mohammed Eid
Egyptian General Petroleum
Cairo
Ahmed Elassaly
Essam Abdel-Latif
Mostorod
Jose V. Rajas
Richmond
Colombia
Castro
Bulletin
Our World
Richard M. Nixon
Republican
Aity Partnern
Nelson Rockefeller
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Texhys
Cnanefer
Spt
Estes
Montgomery
John Glen
Volkersfort
Austria
al i
Cemetary
Sylvester
Abigail
Stanley
Betty
Betty Stadler
Highland Park Zoo
Dorleyville
Mama Tiger Line
Children’s Zoo
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