Cook's Contributions To Baytown Enumerated in Runoff Letter
A Baytown voters note endorses Tommy Cook for District 2 forestry councilman in Saturday's runoff. Mrs. Allen L. Lewis cites 20 years of unpaid public service from painting street signs to organizing recreation, aiding the Quack Shack project, and supporting Jaycees and school activities. The letter emphasizes Cook's ongoing commitment to working people and community service.
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Tommy Cook
Foresty
Abden L. Lewis
Michigan
Noman
Baytown
Cook
Old Goose Creek
M. W. Harper
Thomas Circle
Clyde Biggers
Thad Fennema
Ian
Bay
Carla
Larry Hale
Cw Ord Opairt
Lioness Club
Mark's
Methodist
Methodist Men’s Club
Allen L. Lewis
Bryan Denies Rumors In Baytown Runoff
James M. Jim Bryan, candidate for re election to District 6 city council, responds to rumors about a livestock ordinance and annexation. He says no ordinance has been studied or drafted and that accusations are designed to sway voters. He appeals for open discussion and asserts his record supports fair, enforceable policies and Baytown progress.
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James M
Jim) Bryan
Baytown
Texas
James M. Gim Bryan
Land Deal By State Upheld
The Texas Supreme Court upheld a lower court ruling fixing compensation for land in Hidalgo County. Charles F. Curtis was paid 6,793 dollars for five acres plus 10,764 dollars for damages to 11 surrounding acres condemned for a highway. The Civil Appeals Court had overturned, saying pretrial comparable land prices were too remote. The court refused a rehearing with no written opinion.
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Appeals
Supreme Court
Curtis
Louisiana oil quota up for May through June
Louisiana set its daily oil production allowance for May and June at 1,273,336 barrels, up 31.44 barrels to permit new production. Commissioner James Gill announced the May-June total noting little change except for allowances from view wells, with offshore allowables rising to 387,451 barrels from 369,503.
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Baton Rouge, la
Louisiana
James Gill
Funeral for Herbert H Sanders Held at Earthwan Chapel
Funeral services were conducted at 2 p.m. Thursday in Earthwan Chapel for Herbert Hoover Sanders 47 of 713 Greham died Tuesday night at 7 30. Rev R M Cheek officiated with burial in Cedar Crest Cemetery. Survivors include widow Doris of Baytown two sons Wayne and Jock also of Baytown two daughters Mrs Ronald Farr and Kathleen Sanders of Baytown four brothers Luther Texas City Johnson Deer Park Billy Horaton three sisters Mrs Joe Cevalero Dayton Mrs ma Jean Tipton Freeport and Mrs Addie Ball Barton Houston one grandchild. Pallbearers were Tom Stewart Frank Crawfard J E Seale Les Robinson Travis Farr Ervin McFatridge Jim Spell.
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Earthwan
Herbert Hoover Sanders
R. M. Cheek
First Baptist Church
Burlathea
Cedar Crest Cemetery
Doris Sanders
Baytown
Wayne
Jock Sanders
Ronald Farr
Kathleen Sanders
Luther Sanders
Texas
Kennedy outlines Laos test and foreign policy hints
Kennedy argues Laos tests East West agreement potential and warns on Geneva influence. He notes Soviet control then and now, warns of risk if Laos falls to communism, and links regional stability to Thailand, Cambodia, and South Vietnam. He meets Pearson May 10 11 and supports birth control abroad. He praises moon landing aim, cites tax cuts aiding growth, and notes slower growth in debt and civilian spending despite rising numbers.
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House
Rules Committee
Kennedy
Laos
Harriman
Geneva
Thailand
Cambodia
Viet Nam
Malaya
United States
France
Charles de Gaulle
Hyannis Port
Mass
Canada
Lester Pearson
Maryland
Alabama
Baytown aims for local self help in disaster plan
Dr. Finch and a regional group press self preservation training while securing equipment and hospital supplies for a first unit. Communities must provide sites and refrigeration as funds already cover the initial unit. Weekly courses at Bowie School invite public participation to prepare for nuclear and other disasters.
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Finch
Baytown
Arkansas
Dr. Finch
Bowie School
Houstton
Harris County
Rummage Sale Sponsored by Baytown Council for Restarded Children
The Baytown Council for Restarded Children will host a rummage sale from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on May 3 and 4 at 341 Market benefiting the program. Hardware items and wire dresses will be offered, with donations accepted at Opportunity School, 1201 Parkway.
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Baytown Council
Opportunity School
Parkway
Air Age Business Woman Runs Private Airport in Independence
Mrs. Vesta Ailshire, a grandmother of eleven, owns a private airport built on her family farm and 75 single engine planes. She wears high heels and bakes in the Independence Memorial Airport lunchroom while planning aviation training and business ventures. The YMCA building at 1722 Market Street will be closed all day Saturday.
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Independence
Vesta Ailshire
Lane
Sally
Dependence Memorial Airport
SYMCA
Baytown
YMCA
Market Street
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Sroadwerg
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Alfred Hitchcock
Anil Technicolor
Gape
Rod Taylor
Jessica Tandy
Suzanne Pleshette
Westfang
Tippi’ Hedren
Buddies
Sears
Dinete
Fedders Room Air Gonsitiones
Froehner's
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Houston
Bob Wills
His
Texas Playboys
Dave Edge
Sils
Owen
Nyssurf
Texas Ave
Baytown, Texas
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