Property Owners Lodge Protest Forces Truck Route Review
Baytown City Council moves probe to reroute heavy trucks off Wisconsin Street after a protest by local property owners. Councilman Bryan eyes Humble Baytown Refinery corridors to Baytown Avenue and Fintey Street, keeping only light traffic on Wisconsin. Discussions also touch on speed limits, land purchase talks, and subdivision approvals in ongoing city business.
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Council
Wisconsin Street
Preston Pendergrass
Baytown
Wisconsin
Lee Liggett
James M
Jim) Bryan
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Baytown Avenue
Fintey Street
Bryan
Seaborn Cravey
West Baytown
Grover K. Edge
Clyde M. Harper
Nami Katsibe
SUN Spots and Local Events Feature Weekend Schedule
The bulletin lists 1963 season openers for LuLAC Little Leaguers at LULACS Field with Giants vs Yankees at 1 p.m. and Dodgers vs Braves at 3 p.m. It notes a Scout Meeting for pack and troop 68 on Monday at 7 p.m. and a Peace Tabernacle Sunday School roll call at 10 a.m. Also mentions Baytown Hawks at Roseland Park 1:30 p.m., UT engineering degree candidates Frank Michael Floyd and Robert Eugene Engin, and a Baytown weather outlook with thundershowers and 70 to 88 degree temperatures.
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Lulacs Field
Baker, Road
Jesse Acosta
Giants
Yankees
Dodgers
Braves
Frank Michael Floyd
Bayshore Drive
Robert Eugene Engin
William
University of ‘Texas’ School of Engineering
Erwin
Floyd
Wartburg student elected sophomore class senator at Wartburg college
Elizabeth Bomhoff daughter of the Rev and Mrs Harold Bombhoff has been elected sophomore class senator for 1963 64 at Wartburg college where she majors in political science Senators represent their class at Student Senate meetings and help decide on rules and regulations A crescent shaped sorority pin found in downtown Baytown may be claimed by calling GA 13681 in La Porte Mrs Joe Abate seeks news of her small blond Pekingese Mrs Willie Toups escapes from a highway collision with minor injuries hayride party for Leslie Lammers on her 14th birthday Mrs Minnie Clayton recovering from surgery at Go Coast Hospital Sally Latham seeks the Sun photo subjects and asks readers to identify youngsters in Thursday story hour at Sterling Municipal Library Linda McWilliams seeks to identify children in The Sun photo
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Elizabeth "Bomhoff
Harold Bombhoff
Wartburg College
Wartburg
Baytown
la Porte
Joe Abate
Florida
Willie Toups
Country Club Oaks Subdivision
Leslie Lammers
Minnie Clayton
al Clayton
Go F Coast Hospital
Sally Latham
John Adair
Castro Blames U S Havana Bomber Vows To Press Cuba
A freelance photographer claiming participation in a Havana bombing raid says he will press the attack on Cuba at every opportunity. The Cuban government echoed his account, while the State Department doubted the report and radio Havana warned of U S responsibility for pirate strikes.
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Washington
Havana
Cuba
Alexander Rorké Jr
New York
Hewsmen
United States
State Department
Lincoln White
Radio
White
Associated Press
George Arfeld
Nico Lopez
Rorke
Imeas
Borkesaia
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Crime Does Not Pay Teen program at Huntsville prison
Four prisoners from Huntsville State Prison will present Operation Teenager at R. E. Lee High School on Monday to explain why crime fails. Parents are invited to attend at 9:00 a.m and 1:00 p.m with extra seating available in the auditorium per assistant principal Winnie Brown.
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R. E. Lee High School
Huntsville State Prison
Winnie Brown
Lee College to offer paid auto repair course for unemployed
Lee College announces two new nonacademic auto mechanics courses. One is for unemployed adults who will receive unemployment benefits during a 52 week program funded by a $29 weekly cash aid under the Manpower Act. Eligible students must be TEC certified. The college also plans a separate class for students starting at 1 pm daily, with student fees and personal tool purchases. Texas Southern University starts a similar program May 21. The Lee College course begins June 24 with regular college classes to start September 24. A downtown site has been tentatively leased but later sold, with exact class locations to be announced.
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Lee College
John Guemple
Texas Employment Commission
Guemple
Congress
Texas Southern University
Tne Lee College
Trustees May Set School Bond Vote Tuesday Night
The board meets at 7 30 p.m. next Tuesday to set a date for a 1 350 000 bond issue for school improvements, likely May 21. George H. Gentry reports 98 petition signatures, well above the 20 required. John J Stuart will report on the elementary curriculum as other items on the agenda.
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George H. Gentry
John 3. Stuart
Negroes Nabbed In Dice Raid At Idle Hour Cafe
Nine Negroes were charged with gaming in Corporation Court after a raid at the Idle Hour Cafe 1110 Harbor Drive Baytown. Owner Ike Spencer was charged with permitting gambling while eight others faced dice game participation charges. Police pressed the search for the gunman seen firing into the air during the incident.
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Corporation Court
Baytown
Harbor Drive
Ivory (Ike) Spencer
Texas Rangers
Harris County Sheriff's Department
R.h.bo Tumer
Oak Addition
Turner
Spencer
East Harris District Camporee Opens at Camp Reber
The annual East Harris District Camporee began Friday at Camp Reber and continues through Saturday. Results will be announced in the morning. Participating troops include 183 100 497 9 259 101 28 and 124.
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East Harris District
Camp Reber
Soviet Leader Pledges Laos Neutrality Support
Moscow reports Khrushchev assured U.S. leaders of support for Laos neutrality after 314 hours of talks with Harriman. The communique offered no concrete action or details on stopping the fighting, and embassy officials remained tightlipped about Laos. Kennedy urged peace and blamed fighting on Pathet Lao forces, while the Soviet Union and Britain cochair the Geneva process to guarantee Laos neutrality.
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Laos
Moscow
Khrushchev
Andrei A. Gramyko
Neu
Kennedy
Crete
U.S
Harriman
Hanoi
Tass
Pathet Cao
United States
Pathet Lao
Soviet Union
Britain
Bond receives real estate broker certificate in Baytown
Clifford M. Sparky Bond, Bay town realtor, was awarded a certificate of appointment as representative of the National Institute in Real Estate Brokers for the Bayshore area. A 20 year real estate man, Bond received the certificate at a Bay Area Board of Realtors luncheon at the Episcopal Church in La Porte. He has 15 years on the board and has served as president, secretary and director. Marvin Bristow of United Mortgage Co spoke of area potential and financing issues. Karl Springer presided, Eddie Cox gave the invocation, and Frank Boyles introduced the speaker.
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Clifford M. (Sparky) Bond
Baytown
Institte Inf
Bayshore
Paytown
Bond
Bay Area
Karl Springer
Eddie 3.Cox
Frank Boyles Sr
Medical Assistants Meet to Be Held in Baytown
About 154 to 200 delegates are expected for a three day Texas Medical Assistants Association convention at the Holiday Inn in Baytown May 17 to 19. Dr James H Sammons of High Are to preside as master of ceremonies with Mrs Mildred Crawford of San Antonio state president to preside at the opening program. Local hosts are led by Mrs Virginia Strickling convention arrangements chair. Baytown’s Mayor C Lee Liggett proclaims the event and a Western party poolside precedes social sessions. Notables include Dr Robert Jayo Towers Waxahachie president of the Texas Medical Association and Dr William A Goodrich Baytown among others. An Orange Blossom Party cocktail hour is planned for Saturday before the installation banquet.
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James H. Sammons
High
Texas
Bansistants Association
Mildred Crawford
San
Cas- Antonio
Dallas
Tarrant
Mayor Liggett
Robert Cheek
First Baptist Church of
Baytown
Holiday Inn
Biles Will Be Monday for Mac Jackson 79
Funeral services for Joseph Malachi Mac Jackson 79 of Massey Tompkins Road will be at 9 39 am Monday at Earthman Funeral Home with Jack Holder minister of Cedar Bayou Church of Christ officiating. Graveside rites follow at 2 20 pm Monday at Plainsview Cemetery Bronson Texas. He died Friday at home after eight years in Baytown formerly of Mont Belvieu retired from Texas Gulf Co. He is survived by four sons Johnnie Lee Houston Lester Mont Belvieu Milo Milton Baytown one daughter Imogene Brooks Mont Belvieu four sisters two brothers and 17 grandchildren.
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Joseph Malachi
Mac) Jackson
Massey Tompkins Road
Earthman Funeral Home
Jack Holder
Cedar
Bayou
Texas Gulf Co
Johnnie Lee Jackson
Houston
Lester Jackson
Mont Belvieu
Milo Jackson
Milton Jackson
Baytown
Imogene Brooks
Twee
Texas A&M Board Votes to Admit Women on Limited Basis
Bulletin from College Station reports the Texas A&M College board, in a unanimous vote, will admit qualified women as day students to the graduate, veterinary, and medicine schools starting June 1 and allow wives and daughters of faculty staff and students to enroll as day students from June 1, earlier summers saw women only in short sessions.
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College Station
Tex
Texas A&m College
Colle
A&m
Elites Face Scrutiny Over Nuclear Sub Thresher Fallout
Atlantic floor images from Athintis 1 study stir debate among elites about the Thresher sub tragedy. Ken ately calls moderates nationwide to unite against rising extremism on racial issues. State senators scramble for compromise on school tax filibuster. Gov Nelson AL Rockefeller linked to possible marriage plans. Margaretta Murphy rumored divorce. Coal mine disaster in northern West Virginia claims 22 lives as officials seek cause. Tornadoes batter North Texas as storm winds sweep east. Judge Herman Jones strikes down delay law tying trials to legislators' presence.
Baytown Runoff Voters Sparse Cast 501 by Noon
Ballots counted up to noon show 501 votes in seven of eleven precincts in Baytown city council runoff. Four candidates seek two seats with incumbents and newcomers facing off. Election day results hint at a very light total unless afternoon turnout surges before 7 p.m. The two winners will be sworn in May 8 after oath administered at city hall.
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Daytown
T. EE
Tommy) Cook
David J. Norton
Cook
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Baytown
Nor‘ton
Bee Colege Ats
James M
Jim) Bryan
M. E
Earl) Lively
City Hall
George Chandler
Lee Liggett
Kenneth E. Badgett
Curt Ball
Liggett
Dub) Ward
al Clayton
C. A
Chris) Hansen
Hansen
Clayton
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Chicago Iron and Bridge Co
Julia Ann
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Jack W. Pitts
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J. B. LeFevre
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Trifon Ditch
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Sea Council
Lulac
Peace Tabernacle Sunday School
Baytown Hawks
M Huber Corp
Roseland Park
Ed Schiller
Galveston
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L .Sting
Robert E. Leewich
McNair School
Cedar Bayou Junior High
COXES
Eddie Cox
Wobster County
CG. Ef, Shewell
E. W. Brown
Lirary
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Red Star
Yond Rencesants National Brokers
Herre
Virginia Strickling
Beytown
C. Lee Liggett
Robert Jayo Towers
Waxahachie
The
Texas Medical Association
T. Robert Ingram
Knuston
St. ‘Thomias Episcopal
Thomas J. Stave Jr
Wiliam A. Goodrich
Barbara Dickerson
Fort Worth
Margaretod
James G. Gabbard
Sorpus Christi
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San Antonio
F. T.kealey
Texas City
Denton Kerr
Biles
Mac’ Jackson
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Nappy) Murphy
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