SUN Spots and Splash Days at Galveston festival
A Galveston festival runs Friday through Sunday featuring Sun Spots and Splash Days. The final Sunday at Pier 18 includes a shrimp blessing at 2 20 p m. About 100 shrimp boat owners have decorated boats and 200 boats may participate. John Prouslait speaks at the regional Interscholastic League meet in Houston. First place advances to state on May 7 in Austin. Crosby Brotherhood at First Baptist Church of Crosby to reorganize at 7 30 p m Monday with all men invited. The Women’s Missionary Union of Crosby First Baptist meets at 9 28 a m Tuesday. Mrs. Buana Cumbie elected president. Voters guides for May primaries distributed at Baytown area stores by the League of Women Voters. Thirty five Baytown supporters plan a Governor Connally breakfast at the Rice Hotel in Houston at 7 36 a m Wednesday. tickets $5 from Connally-For Governor HQ. First Presbyterian Men’s Council dinner at 8 20 p m Tuesday with Dr Everett P Veach of Pasadena speaking on Mission Work Overseas. (Continued On Page 2)
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Galveston
Noet
Pier 18
Women's Missionary Union of
First Baptist Church of
Crosby
Buana Cumbie
Baytown
John Connally
Rice Hotel
Houston
Presbyterian Men's Council
Hal
Everett P.veach
Pasadena
Weather and Tides in Galveston
Weather outlook shows clear to partly cloudy skies with little temperature change Monday and Tuesday with highs around 58 and lows near 31 degrees. Galveston tides for Tuesday rise to 6:14 a.m. and 3:39 p.m. and fall at 10:58 p.m.
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Galveston
Youth Fair Plans Progress Amid Local Happenings
Baytown community notes show teen page photos by Craig Ainsworth and discussions on Youth Fair and Livestock Association plans. Mentions Ross Martin named TriCo Outstanding Achiever and St Joseph's Junior High reporters next year, plus measles illness, author Larry McMurtry talk at Lee College, and a five mile hike plan amid rainy weather. A Baytown Sun office key mystery ends with Kirk Mann turning in a found ring near Robert E Lee High School.
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Craig Ainsworth
Tommy Kimmey
Baytown
Youth Fair and Livestock Association
Ross
Martin
TriCo
Achievement Company
Humble, Oil and Refining Co
Jane Gillette
Mary Gail Kana
Will Cary
Donnie ‘Turner
Baytown Sun
Kirk Mann
Texans Brace for Final Week in Party Primaries
Campaigns for Yarborough McLendon and others push toward Texas primary decision day. Governors and candidates schedule statewide telecasts and stops in major cities including Dallas Houston San Antonio Corpus Christi and El Paso as voters prepare to choose Democratic and Republican nominees amid appeals over education and government.
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Associated Press
Yarborough
McLendon
Oth
Estes
Texas
Bexar
Iday
Dallas
Corpus Christi
Taront
Re. Lingen
Antonia
John Connally
Ralph Yarborduch
Corpus “Christi
Peared
Connally
U.S. Senate
Tien
Brownsville
Texas Technical
Don Yarborough
Huck
Talschoods
College Teachers
Porate Radio
Jack Crichton
I McLendon
Brady
Yartheyz
Billie Lot Estes
Parnuah
Senate
George
Houston
Bush
el Paso
Penta
Odessa
Jack Cox
Victoria
Midland
Politen
Davis
San Antonio
Inlan
Robert Morsis
Jing Austin
Keeton
Pecos
Ion
Farborou
London
Icketer
Rab
W. Baker
Dan Sullivan
Lubbock
Amarill
Wichita Falls
Sph
Jim Amicus Langdon
Jesse Owens
Beaumont
Port Arthur
Range
Preston Smith
Galveston
Austin
La Porte council races face Tuesday vote
La Porte residents head to the polls Tuesday to decide mayoral and three city commission seats. Incumbent Harold Pfeiffer seeks a fourth term with no opposition, while Tom Osburn and Fred Warrick face challenges from Billy Stabs Jr. and others. Contested issues include downtown decline, street and sewer upgrades, water tank and treatment plant work, and improving public safety.
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la Porte
Harold“P. Pfeiffer
Tom W. Osburn
Charlie Martin
A.billy Stabs’ Jr
Fred R
Warrick
Osburn
Stats
Martin
Porte
Bum
Ee Oil Co
Pfeiffer
Stairs
USI- Chemical
Stabs
Shell
Department “of Public Safety
la Porm
Paul B Land's Funeral Today at Baytown Hospital
Paul B Land died of a heart attack Saturday in Baytown Hospital. He worked in Humble Oil and Refining's Baytown refinery instrument department. He will be buried at Memory Gardens after services at St Marks Methodist Church and Hughes Country Club. Survived by widow May Land, sister Georgis Mae West of New Orleans, three grandchildren Paul David and Jan, and Rev Basil Jones of St Marks Methodist will officiate.
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Hes
Humble Oil and Refining 'S
Paul
David
Jan
Basil Jones
St Manes Methetist
Buriat
Memory Gardens
Mrs Hudson 83 Dies in Houston
Mrs. Mary Blanch Hudson 83 died at 11 36 p m Sunday in Houston. Funeral services at 10 30 a m Tuesday at Earthman Chapel. Officiating ministers are Rev Paul Stephens and Rev Eric Smedlund of Second Baptist Church. Burial at San Jacinto Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include two daughters Mrs R E Cavanaugh of Baytown and Mrs J E Wall of Beaumont, two sons J E Hudson of Dallas and A L M Audson of Houston, a sister Mrs Dee Stovall of Dallas, ten grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
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Mary Blanch Hudson
E. Lobit
Houston
Earthman Chapel
Paul Stephens
Eric Smedlund
Second “Baptist Church
San Jacinto Memorial Park
R.E. Cavanay
Baytown
J. E. Wall
Beaumont
J. E. Hudson
Dallas
Audson
Lord Houston
Dee Stovall
Civil Rights Compromise Stalled In Senate Debate
Washington AP reports Southern opponents deride the Mansfield Dirksen compromise as a sop and vow no early vote this week as eighth week of Senate debate on the civil rights bill continues. Russell cites jury trial limits. Humphrey predicts adoption and possible early summer passage of the measure.
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Washington
South&7a
Senate
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Mike Mansfield
Dmont
Everett M. Dirksen
Bill
Herman E. Talmadge
Talmadge
Russell
South
Lister Hill
D-Ala
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Ruby Hospital Plea Denied After Oswald Case
In Dallas AP report, condemned singer Zack Ruby loses bid to move to a hospital for mental tests. Judge Joe Brown overrules defense motion as Ruby, pale and agitated, returns to court after being convicted March 14 for Oswald’s assassination. Defense psychiatrist Dr Louis West warned of delusions of persecution of Jews.
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Dallas
Zack Ruby
Joe Brown
Brown
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Louis West
University of Oklahoma School of Medicine
Aerospace Research Center
San Antonio
West
Bill Deckver
Oswald
Kennedy
Dr. West
America
J. M. Pickard
Absentee Voting Ends Tuesday for Primary Day
Tuesday night will be the last chance to vote absentee for Saturday's primaries. Absentee voting ends at 2 p.m. Tuesday in County Clerk R. E. B. Turrentine's office at the courthouse in Loauston. The office is open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday and Tuesday for qualified voters out of the county on election day.
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R. EB. Turrentine
Loauston
Rotarians Conclude Three Day Session in Baytown
Some 365 Rotarians, wives and guests closed a three day Rotary District session with a banquet at Robert E. Lee High School. Virgil P. Lee of Houston, district governor, was honored. Jeff H. Williams of Chickasha gave the principal address from Rotary International President Carl Meyer. Choyce Allison of Houston was named district governor elect. The Baytown Rotary Club officers and the Pasadena Rotary Anns contributed to the program. Bay City won the 1965 conference site vote. A noon luncheon featured George Carmack urging bonds between the United States and Latin America. He urged personal friendships as the key to united world relations and noted Rotary opens many doors for better international ties.
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Rotary
Banqnet
Robert
Baytonians
Jack Jacobs
Knox T. Beavers
Larley A. Hale
Cheney R. Coker
Dan Stallworth
Baytown Rotary
Robert E. Lee High School
Pasadena Rotary Anns
Bay City
Allison
Lee
Baytown
George Carmack
Race Nuumon Press
Carmack
Mexico
Latin America
United States
State Department
George Armstrong Dies Rites Pending
George Armstrong of 4 Forrest Street Baytown dies at 50 a.m. Monday. Funeral arrangements announced by Paul A. Finneral Home. Survivors include his wife one son Henry Armstrong principal of Robert E. Lee High School and four grandchildren.
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George Armstrong
Forrest Street
Baytown
Paul A. Finneral
Henry Armstrong
Robert E. Lee Hich School
U S Viet Nam Aid Tops $3 Billion Mark
U S aid to South Vietnam has surpassed 3 billion dollars as of 1963, a unique program closely tied to counter insurrection. The Johnson plan aims to boost villages with rapid materials, spread aid workers, provide radios, and support anti communist efforts with economic and military funds.
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U.S. Viet Nam
Washington
U.S
South Viet: Nam
Alliance For Progress For Latinerica
Progiam
Johnson Administration
Australia
Britain
Canada
France
West Germany
Malaysia
New Zealand
South Korea
Chester Pa. Schools Reopen Amid Civil Rights Tension
Chester High School reopened after violence and protests over alleged de facto segregation. Gov. Scranton visited to assess injuries and arrests as plans to resume other schools faced peaceful expectations. Demonstrations were planned by Chester activists despite county court proceedings and meetings with officials and community groups.
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Chester
Chester High School
Philadelpphia
William W. Ssrstton
Media
Ter
Scranton
Human Relations
Youn
Walter E. Alessandroni
Stanlee Branche
Chester Committee For Freedom Now
Brendie
Delaware County Court
Johnson plans billion in aid to Appalachia in poverty fight
President Johnson sends Congress a one billion dollar plan to fight poverty in Appalachia. The Ap palachia region becomes a key battleground in the war on poverty. Hoffa faces a third criminal trial as Yeamsters Union leader.
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Johnson
Congress
Appalachia
James R. Hoffa
Yeamsters Union
Mobife X Ray Schedule In Baytown May Events
The Mobife X Ray schedule lists locations and times across Baytown area schools and venues from May 1 to May 15. Participating sites include Wenke's Wierke's Yarace Mann Junior High Cedar Bay Carver High Rathaway's St Joseph's Jun ior High and the Rattaya Post Office with varied morning to afternoon hours and several clinics at community centers.
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Wahile Tub Herculosis
Baytown
Wenke’s
Wierke’s
Ww Ran
FT Pn
Yarace Mann Junior fRich
Robert FE
Lee Niigit
Baytown Junior High
Wishlands Junior High
Lewis and Cker
K-Mart Plaza
Cedar Bay
Carver High School
Rathaway’s
St. Joseph's
Rattaya
Market Street
Weingarten’s
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Mt Yyporaneous
Napeech
University of Houston
Crosby Brotherhood Brotherhood of
Crosby First
WMU
Voters Guides
League of Women Voters ‘of Texas
Weingarten's
Henke'’s
Ignis and Coker
Citizens National Loans
Isub
North Main
West Lobit
Southern Pacific Rail
Foal Co
Ralph
Paul B. Land
Ruby Hospital
Decker
Louis Jolyon West
Eva Grant
Jos Tonnhill
West Main Street
Laurence O'Conner
Huntsville State Prison
Ayio Thodoros
U.N
Johe HH. Gleanan
Wilford Hall Air Force Hospital
Keiter
Mobife
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