Baytown area notices and meetings listed
Hospital Auxiliary in Gulf CoastHospital to meet at 7 20 p m Tuesday in Keene Texas for Mrs Margaret Knapp 80 mother of Mrs peem Charity Stone of Baytown Heart attack reported at 5 15 a m Monday at hospital in Burkburnett Funeral arrangements under way Survivors include two Baytown grandchildren Jeanene and Deb asabie Diane Stone Funeral services to be held at 2 p m Wednesday in Ticket Deadline DAVE MOORE manager of the Riders To Meet Greater Baytown Chamber of Commerce says Friday is the deadline for chamber members to buy tickets to the Membership supper at Holiday Inn CAP Cadets Civil Air Patrol Cadet Squad meets 7 to ? Tuesday at Optimist Club house on Market Street All cadets asked to attend Woman's Club to meet with Mrs Elmer Gray 4 W Jack Friday Honor Roll SANDRA ELIZABETH Kempplay named on honor roll at Stephen F Austin State College Less than 3 percent of student body qualified The honor students honored Tuesday Morning April 28 on Honors Day program Maxwell Pastors Revival Underway at First Pentecostal Church Rev B E Bersey announces M L Wolfe from East End Galveston leading services Old fashioned gospel preaching and singing featured Art Show Rules for spring Baytown Art League show May 2 3 to be announced Gun Club Meeting BAY COAST Gun Club to meet Thursday at the elementary auditorium Cost of the three session course 3 Open to the public Sponsors Greater Baytown Chamber of Commerce Baytown Credit Bureau Distributive Education Robert E Lee High School Dr Nickerson and Dr Pennington Hold US patent for process in polyester fibers and films Continued on Page 2.
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Belal
Owens and Brumiey
Memorial
Burkburnett
Jeanene
Debasabie
Diane
Stone
Dave Moore
Greater Baytown Chamber Ol
Baytown Rough Riders Club Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Holiday Inn
Sandra Elizabeth Kemplay
Stephen F.austin State College
Nacogdoches
T. BR. Kempplay
Richardson
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Hornors
A. Cuuhseln
Nuel Childs
Texas
Greater
Weather forecast for Baytown and Galveston tides
Partly cloudy with a mix of clouds and sun and a forecast of warmer temperatures through Wednesday. Baytown area expected temperatures range, with a 6 day outlook around 36 degrees. Galveston tides: Wednesday high at 7:02 am and low at 11:31 pm.
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Baytown
Galveston
Sharon Bennett and Others Named to Honor Roll at Lee High
Sophomores at Robert E. Lee High School appear on the honor roll while Paul Dwight Cunsighar and wife Rita guest at his parents' home. Dwight and twin Don celebrate a 71st birthday. Dwight is stationed at Lowry Air Force Base in Denver. Dr. Frank Field in England shares a British newspaper, noting Field plays violin in a symphony group. Sarah Jane Moore awaits her Saudi Arabia grandmother’s visit for graduation party. Doris Sherr and Ida Griffin receive a rose. Jay Sixon presides over a beauty event.
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Sharon Bennett
W.C. Casey
Paul Dwight
Cunsighar
Rita
Pearl
Dwight
Don
Lowery
Air ‘Force
Denver
Colo
Katie King
Frank Field
England
Bre
Doris Sherr
Ida Griffin
Jay Sixon Presies
Help Locate Dog In Driveway Incident At Belvedere Drive
Mrs Hugh Coble reports a dog bit Kim age 414 and Jon age 354 in their driveway at 2200 Belvedere Drive Monday between 10 30 and aim before fleeing the scene. Police seek information about a dog running loose near Daniel Bowie Elementary School and ask callers to phone 584 1964.
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Kim
Jon
Aim
Belvedere Drive
Hugh. Coble
Daniel
Bowie Elementary School
Traffic Hazards To Be Removed In City
Baytown’s Citizens Traffic Advisory Committee and the Baytown Police Department launched a campaign to remove weeds shrubs and plants obstructing drivers view at intersections. Police Chief Bob Ford urged home and business owners to clear obstructions and warned drivers may have to enter intersections for a full view. The Gulf and South First corner is being cleared today and officials ask residents to report hazardous corners. Police say trimming shrubs is necessary to prevent injuries or deaths and that manpower limits prevent keeping up with spring growth.
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Baytown
Bob Fordhe
Gulf and
South
Pivorkmen
Forche
Department
Ruby Fate Hinges On Sanity Trial Outcome
Ruby Fate faces a sanity trial to determine if he is insane for the 1963 killing of Lee Harvey Oswald. Judge Joe B. Brown plans to empanel a jury at the first suitable date after the defense requested the trial. The defense argues his mind has deteriorated with delusions while prosecutors contend he was sane at the time of the shooting.
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Ruby
Hoe Balding
Lee
Harvey Oswald
Joe B. Brown
Eva Grant
Texas
Brown
Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Lois Jolyon West
University of Oklahoma
Joe Tonnhill
Monaye Rub
Community Names Meeting Seeks High School Title Input
The names committee will meet Thursday to collect suggestions for the new high school name. Bettye White urges submissions to Miss White at Robert E. Lee High School by Thursday. Trustees will make final decision after the committee reviews all ideas.
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Names Committee
Bettye White
Miss White
Rober E. Lee High School
Names
Board of Education
Youth Fair Finds Home With Donated Acres In Baytown
Baytown Youth Fair and Livestock Association celebrates a milestone with 10 donated acres and 10 purchased acres forming a permanent site off North Main Extension. The project, led by Tommy Kimmey and a 35 member board, vows a 60 by 700 foot horse barn a 60 by 200 foot cattle barn and an indoor exhibit building for homemaking shows. Community support, including two donors, funding plans and a $52 family membership, underline hopes for a lasting annual fair drawing statewide youth.
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WANDA
ORTON
Baytown
Livestock Association
Mit
Texas
Tommy Kinemey
National Guard
F]ory
North Main
Kimmey
R. D. Burnside
N'A. Johnson
Thad_M. Johnson
Bend
Youth Fair Association
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Fair
Kinmey_ said
Farmers of America
Carl
Bill Stolander
E. B. Harrington
Bruce Foster
Walt Tiner
L R_ Daniel
Foster
EB. Maxey
John. Moler
Lawrence Carey
Yarrington
Siolander
J. W.poelk
Roy Baker
Ed Gray
W. Andersen
el Baytown
Roy) Burnside
Burnside
Thad Johnson
Stolander
Baytown Youth Fair and Livestock Association
North Main Extension
Johnson gains broad business applause at chamber meeting
US President Lyndon Johnson received strong applause at a U S Chamber of Commerce gathering, signaling broad business approval despite skepticism over labor union deals. Some attendees warned they will scrutinize his labor relationships ahead of the election, with the auto workers bargaining as a key upcoming test.
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U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Johnson
Chamber
Cnm
Paul Butler
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
U.S
Clark
John F. Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Edwin P. Neilan
Neilan
Delaware
Hes
Johnsoy
Meral
Jabor
United Auto Workers
France Pulls Naval Officers From NATO Amid Tense Ties
The United States deplores France withdrawing naval officers from NATO headquarters, signaling tension in the Adriatic alliance. State Department notes the move does not erase France’s formal defense commitments under the North Atlantic Treaty. Officials from Kennedy and Johnson administrations have downplayed repeated French actions but worry that reassurances are losing impact.
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Johnson
Atlantic Alliance
Rain Dampens Pennsylvania Primary In Polls
Rain across most of Pennsylvania is expected to suppress voter turnout in the presidential write-in bid for William W. Scranton. The Democratic race focuses on the U.S. Senate with unpledged delegates and several state and congressional races at stake as Barry Goldwater and others remain outside the campaign.
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U.S. Senate
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Democratic Organization
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Genevieve Blatt
David B. Roberts
Allegheny Court
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Goldwater
Craiz Triax
GOP
So 2
Seranion
Hoffa Faces Loss of Control Over Teamsters Cash
Washington reports Hoffa backs off from paying his legal fees prompting union vice presidents to seek outside legal review. Chicago jury trial proceeds against Hoffa ally and seven others accused of defrauding the Teamsters pension fund. Union leaders warn about legal risk and potential personal liability for executives.
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James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
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Edward Bennett Williams
Harold J. Gibbons
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Gibbons
Teamsters Local 107
Philadelphia
Teamsters Co
Fmday
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Tenn
Yile
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Russian Roulette War and Weather Roundup Across Regions
Greek Cypriot forces press to retake Kyrenia Pass from Turkish control while Soviet weather systems spawn tornadoes and blizzards along the Deep South. Snow and winds reach sixty one miles per hour as ten people are injured. Advertising ban plan shifts control to a new enforcer with power to fine up to one hundred thousand dollars. Space Center approves nineteen thousand for gym complex upgrades. Southern Presbyterian banks push civil rights compliance in the region. A Protestant council withdrawal proposal fails amid church assembly debates. In Massachusetts, Tage and Geldwater vie for delegates in the presidential primary.
Member Drive Ree Be CC Supper Highlight at Baytown Chamber
The Greater Baytown Chamber of Commerce holds a membership supper at 5:30 pm Friday by the Holiday Inn poolside. A 30 minute program will reveal winners of the membership drive. W.J. Strickler outlines 1964 plans. Jim Anderson is speaker with Al Melinger as master of ceremonies.
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Greater Baytown
Norman Hintgrave
John Coates
R. IL
Pruett
Bruce Ramsey
Dave van Scoter J
Strickler
A. J. Froehmer
Clarence Box
W. T. Busch
Fred Haman
Baytown
Two Subdivisions Plan Recreation Club in Olympia
Olympia Recreation Club will be built by residents of Eva Maud and Bowie subdivisions on about two acres near Ward Road. A meeting at Bowie school auditorium Friday at 7 pm will present plans, with a Q A session and membership applications available at the meeting and door to door canvass Saturday. Directors: Shlae Lee, James E Elmore, Fillison, Olga Sheppard.
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Olympia Recreation Club
Eva Maud
Bowie
Ward Road
Bowie Shool Auditorium
Gies Shlae Lee
Ames E Elmore
Fillison
Olga Sheppard
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Robert E.lee
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Tinois
Kathleen” Retz
Robert
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Lake Forest College
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First Pentecostal
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M. L. Wolfe
East End
Pentecostal Church
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Susie Peoples
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Baytown Sun
Gun Club
Guef -Coast’'Gun
J. K. Nickerson
R. E. Pennington
Nickerson
Humble
Baytown Research Center
Pennington
Citizens National
Aateovebae Loans
Cissie Jones
University of South Carolina
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Robert Gilterin
Leonard Denier
Lee Arsfield
John Schieman
Andrey Tense
John Sylerior
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