Texas United Fund names new executive director
JAMES T. MITCHELL has been named executive director of the Texas United Fund replacing the late Robert W. Wright. Headquarters are in Dallas. Frank Heller announced the appointment as president and chairman of the Board of Exchange of Savings and Loan Association, Dallas.
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Texas United Fund
James T. Mitchell
Frank Heller
Board of Exchange of Savings and Loan Association
Dallas
Mitchell
Robert W. Wright
Turnout May Be Light Vote Size Key To City Candidates
VFW Post No 912 will hold a supper and box gathering with four candidates vying for two council seats. The April 2 election produced 5,974 votes citywide and a runoff may follow if no candidate gains a majority. Polls open 5:40 pm Thursday and close 7 pm Saturday with results expected from 11 precincts.
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Didati
Sree
Siete Eaeed
Carrieg
Bryan
James
Lively
Indica
David L. Norton
M. E
Earl
Cook
Norton
Dr. Norton
Frank Middleton
West Baytown
Tam Tell
Minnesota
New Jersey
North First
East Fayle
East James
North Commerce
Boss Of Year Honored At NSA Bosses Night
Dr. Frank Souhler named Boss of the Year at the National Secretaries Association chapter Bosses Night banquet at the Houston Yacht Club. Mrs. Edna Oliver received Secretary of the Year honors. Dr. Souhler is process superintendent at Humble Oil Baytown Refinery. Mrs. Marguerite Johnston spoke on freedom of the press as guardian of the right to know.
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Bobby Jack Sotphin
Sun Woman
Frank Souhler
Edna Oliver
National Secretaries Association
Houston Yacht Club
San Jacinto
NSA
Marguerite Johnston
Houston Post
A.R. Padgett
Spuhler
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Baytown
Oliver
Lila Cashat
Johnston
Malcolm Schultz
Weather and Tides in Baytown Area
Baytown area weather will be partly cloudy and warm on Wednesday and Thursday with 65 to 80 degree highs. A cool front lowered temperatures to 60 Wednesday morning. Galveston tides rise high Thursday at 6 32 a m and 4 18 p m, with lows at 12 07 p a and 11 27 p m. Editor Jil O B Lee of Baytown Briefs has returned home after ulcer treatment in Jackson Mississippi. Lakewood Civic Association meets at 7 p m Wednesday at the Lakewood Clubhouse to elect four new board members, with door prizes and refreshments.
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Baytown
Galveston
Jil 0. B. Lee
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Jackson
Miss
Lakewood
Lakewood Civic Associaion
Panel Eyes Five Percent Budget Cut At District Board
An economy plan aims to trim next year’s budget by five percent or more through efficiency while preserving services. Dr. Horeczy proposed retirements in maintenance to enable younger replacements, and Supt. Gentry vowed not to replace resignations when possible. The board also discussed in service training for principals and partial group health premium support.
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Joe Horeczy
Horeezy
L. D. Victory
A. R
von) Stark
Ben Shirey
Horeczy
Thes
George “H. Gentry
Gentry
Dave Moore
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Senate panel to report on Cuba buildup and inaction
The Senate Preparedness Subcommittee plans to release its report on Soviet military buildup in Cuba. It will fault agencies for delaying action on intelligence about missiles and troops. The probe, led by Sen. John Stennis, sought exact figures on Soviet presence and examined reductions in personnel since the October crisis.
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Washington
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Cuba
John Stennis
Chiss
Central Intelligence Agency
State
Defense Department
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Congress
Stennis
Teporis
Local Notes Mixed With Personal Snippets In Baytown
Town column reports Terry Ryals, a Robert E. Lee High student, hospitalized with a throat infection and measles at Baytown Hospital. Mrs. G R Berry notes a large black dog visiting for three days. John Boland, 12, can claim his watch at The Sun Classified Dept. A red leather billfold loss at 1401 Lacy Dr near Highway 146 includes Beauceant Steak fry tickets and papers. Homer Garrison sends regards to Brother Jimmy. Mose Sumner plans a world trip this summer if creeks stay calm. Mrs Kubiszyn visits her parents Dan Stallworth. Jim Hale heads from Washington, Suffolk, Va. with a note about his trip.
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Terry Ryals
Robert E. Lee
Baytown Hospital
G. R. Berry
Dicey
John Boland
Sun Classified Department
J. M. Hageard
Lacy Dr
Highway 146
Sears
Homer Garrison
Jimmy
Jack Jacobs
Mose Sumner
Jack Kubiszyn
Dan Stallworth
Jim Hale
Washington
Suffolk
Voter Precincts and Polling Places Listed
A list of polling locations includes Precinct 12 Alamo School, Precinct 13 David G Burnet School, Precinct 99 Thad Felton's, Precinct 100 Ashbel Smith, Precinct 101 Firemen's Recreation Hall Le Drive, Precinct 102 Baytown Junior High, Precinct 103 Stephen F Alla in Cedar Bayou, Precinct 143 San Jacinto, Precinct 165 William B Travis School, Precinct 248 George W Carroll High, and Precinct 249 James Bowie.
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Alamo School
David G. Burnet
Thad Felton
Two Men Found Dead Tuesday Night in Harris County
Roy W. Turman 83 of Baltimore Hotel on Ashbel Street was found dead in his room at 6:50 pm Tuesday by owner Tex Dittman. Dr James H Sammons ruled natural causes. Herbert Sanders 46 of 713 Gresham Street was found dead at 8:45 pm Tuesday. death due to natural causes. Sanders taken to Earthman Funeral Home. Turman to Paul U Lee Funeral Home. daughter Mrs Joe Abaie notified.
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Roy W. Turman
Baltimore
Ashbel Street
Tex Dittman
James H. Sammons
Highlands
Harris County Medica Examiner
Turman
Herbert Sanders
Gresham St
Sammons
Sanders
Earthman Funeral Home
Joe Abaie
Florida
Paul U. Lee
Ex-Resident Of Baytown Dead At 80
Funeral services were held Tuesday at Cloverleaf Baptist Church for Mrs. Hattie C. Horn former Baytown resident who died Monday in a Houston hospital Burial was in San Jacinto Memorial Park cemetery She was the wife of Henry G Horn who owned a grocery store in Baytown years ago They moved to Cloverleaf in 1933 when he retired Both were active in First Baptist Church in Baytown and later in Cloverleaf Baptist Church Survivors include her husband eight children many grandchildren and great grandchildren
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Cloverleaf Baptist Church
Hattie C. Horn
Baytown
Houston
San Jacinto Memorial Park
Horn
Henry G. Horn
Cloverleaf
First Baptist Church
Global talks on test ban and space future debates
Khrushchev and Western ambassadors press a multiparty test ban while a top level study urges a broad federal effort to place young workers in gainful jobs. America faces a looming Asia military crisis as Laos tensions rise and large scale space age concepts enter policy discourse. A spate of local incidents and political volleys accompany a day of national headlines.
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Kennedy
America
Asia
Laos
Texas Senate backs tourist development agency plan
AUSTIN AP The Senate approved Gov John Connallys proposal to create a tourist development agency to lure visitors and their dollars to Texas. Sen Andy Rogers threatened a filibuster over a rival plan for annual voter registration tied to a 25 cent fee seen as a poll tax. House actions included tentative approval of a constitutional amendment to raise voting age debates and a measure easing small loans under 1500.
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Austin
Senate
John Connally
Texas
Amty Togers
Ahe
Andy Rogers
Childress
House
Representatives
House Banks and Banking Committee
Johnson links Kennedy Texas swing plans for summer
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson said Kennedy may visit major Texas cities this summer. He hopes to attend a Fort Worth breakfast a Dallas function a San Antonio tea and a Houston dinner. The remarks came during a Dallas Times Herald KRLD executives and newsmen conference.
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Dallas
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kennedy
Texas
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Houston
Johnson
Dallas Times Herald
KRLD
School Children Benefit Thrift Exchange Aids Goodwill Drive
Baytown families are urged to send repairable clothing for Goodwill Bags next week. Clothing donated to Baytown thrift exchange earns credit for needy students, helping Goodwill Industries train handicapped workers and supply Baytown pupils with proper attire. Caldwell calls it a bargain that aids two worthy causes and boosts school attendance.
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Wanda Orton
Ithe
Baytown
Thrift Exchange
Goodwill Industries
Goodwill
Houston
Baytown 7
Fai
Charles
Caldwell
Community Chest
Con
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Sterling Municipal Library
Ponderosa Subdivision
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Campaign For the Development Fund
Texas A and M
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University of Texas Labora- High School
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Texaco, Inc
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Baytown City
Robert R. Gilruth
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