Baytown City Election Runoff Precinct List and Judges
A list of Baytown's eleven voting precincts for Saturday's city election runoff with each precinct and its polling location or judge. Precinct 12 Alamo School Walter B. Mabe. Precinct 13 David G. Burnet School John S. Bud Blackburn. Precinct 99 Thad Felton's Jack Flaster. Precinct 100 Ashbel Smith School W. O. Tidman. Precinct 101 Firemen's Recreation Hall Mrs. G. Dabney. Precinct 102 Baytown Junior High School A. Contreras. Precinct 103 Stephen F. Austin School Mrs. W. A. Goodrich. Precinct 149 San Jacinto School T. K. Kloesel. Precinct 165 Travis School John W. Pierce. Precinct 248 Carver High School Woodrow W. Lewis. Precinct 249 James Bowie School Wayne McClurg.
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Baytown
Alamo
Walter B. Mabe
David G. Burnet
John S
Bud) Blackburn
Thad Felton
Jack Flaster
Ashbel Smith
W. O. Tidman
Firemen's Recreation Hall
G. & Dabney
A. Contreras
Stephen F. Austin
W. A. Goodrich
San Jacinto
T. K. Kloesel
Travis
John W. Pierce
Carver High School
Woodrow W. Lewis
James Bowie
Wayne McClurg
Sun Spots to Receive Degree as Cauble Dies
Miss Cauble daughter of Mrs Edith Porterfield and Mrs Walter Holloman dies Sunday in East Wright. She will receive her degree at Southwestern Seminary commencement in Lufkin. Funeral under direction of Gibson Funeral Home in Lufkin. Cauble was a student at the seminary.
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Bon Cauble
Edith Porterfield
Walter Holloman Offer
D. Melvin
East Wright
Lufkin
De-Bates
Southwestern Seminary
Gibson
Funeral Home
Caubie
Rickover Says Thresher Explosion Impossible
Vice Admiral Hyman Rickover testifies before a naval court of inquiry that nuclear reactors cannot explode like a bomb aboard submarines and that fuel elements would stay intact in a serious accident. He noted the Thresher sank at 4000 feet off Massachusetts with 129 aboard and reported no evidence of radioactivity.
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Hyman
Thresher
Rickover
Thresner
Rick- Over
Baptists Meet at Bains Home Thursday
The Baptists gather Thursday at Mrs. R. R. Bains home 1004 Mississippi with Mrs. L L Hinton presiding and Elizabeth West teaching the class. The PTA Parent-Teacher Association meeting is canceled due to the spring conference. Family Night by the Odd Fellows set for 7 p.m. Monday at IOOF Hall Fourth and Humble with a covered dish dinner. Baytown area may see its first measurable rain since April 19 as scattered thundershowers develop under a weak cool front. temps 72 to 84. Galveston tides rise Tuesday 0:53 a.m. and fall 3:24 a.m.
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R. R. Bains
Mississippi
L. L. Hinton
Elizabeth West
Oddfellows
IOOF
Fourth and Humble
Baytown
Houston Weather Bureau
Scout Camp Meet Draws 300 Participants Here
More than 300 joined the annual Harrissay Scout District Camporee at Camp Reber over Friday and Saturday. Troop 479’s Rattlesnake Patrol won first place, Troop 208’s Wolf Patrol second, and Patrols Night Haws 255 and Beaver 255 placed high. Troop 208 led overall troop standings, with 479 second and 255 third. District chairman Jim Sherwood praised the crew, leaders, judges, and directors. Camporee chairman was Jim Rhodes, with Bob Presnal as co-chairman.
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Wast Harrissay
Camp Reber
James E
Jim) Sherwood
Camperee
Jim Rhodes
Bob Presnal
Typhoon Olive batters island west of Guam and halts relief
Typhoon Olive lingers west of Guam bringing torrential rain and damaging winds that threaten five months of recovery after Typhoon Karen. A list of political and international actions follows reflecting a tumultuous period globally.
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Olive
Guam
Kar
National Teachers Foundation scholarship awarded to Grad Patricia Henneke
Timothy Brown, formerly Patricia Henneke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Henneke of 2108 Alabama, receives a $300 National Teachers Foundation scholarship. UT graduate to pursue a master’s degree. teaches English and social studies at Porter Junior High, Austin.
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IRS
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Patricia Henneke
A. F. Henneke
Alabama
National Teachers Foundation
University of Texas
Porter Junior High
Austin
Roy Montgomery
W. C. Montgomery
Eric
Darrell
Hurst
Tex
W. C
Costa Mesa
Calif
Winnie Brown
Huntsville State Prison
Cheney” Coker
John Bryant
An-na Killough
Ssara Griffin
Nancy Gilmore
Sara
Rom
Closs O'Sullivan
Lynn Sutphin
W. R. Eagar
Peat
Peter Pan’ Secord
Hazardous housekeeping at Golden Acres links goose incident
A goose and gander disrupted play at the fifth tee of Golden Acres Country Club in Roselie TL. Club manager George Sloan relocated the gander away from the setting goose and plans to move the tee back after the eggs hatch. Allan Griffith and Edmond Lavois observed Sloan attempting to retrieve his ball near the nest while signs read Just Married and Quiet Please mother expecting goose twins.
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Goose
Golden Acres Country Club
Roselie
George Sloan
Allan Griffith
Edmond Lavois
Sloan
X Rays Start On Wednesday Baytown mobile unit to visit May sites
The Baytown area will host a mobile X ray unit sponsored by the TB Association and Baytown Service League with a 50 cent fee. It will visit Robert E. Tice High School May 1 2, Baytown Junior High May 3 4, Holloway Grocery May 4 and many other local sites through May 18. Workers in food handling must get a yearly chest X ray Muennik said.
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Odis Muennink
Tb’ Association
Houstondarris County Association
Mobile
Robert E. Tice
Baytown Junior ‘Bighy
Holloway Grocery
O’brien
Pam
Cedar Bayou
UN Delegates Tour Humble Oil Baytown Refinery
Twenty five United Nations delegates visit Baytown Wednesday touring Humble Oil Baytown Refinery and docks after a luncheon at Holiday Inn. English speakers plus one French and one Spanish speaker travel with officials including James Anderson Jr. and P N Kuehler guiding tours.
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United Nations
Baytown
Humble Oil Sand Refining Co
Holiday Inn
James Anderson Jr
P. N. Kuehler
Norman D’olive
Benj E. Wilson
Wilson
Austin
Texas
Lyndon B. Johnson Ranch
San Antonio
King Ranch
Houston
Dominican troops move toward Haiti border per forces chief
Santo Domingo AP bulletin reports Dominican troops began advancing toward the Haiti border as tensions rise. An armed clash has been looming between the two nations, with no further details released by the armed forces secretary.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Armed Forces Secretary
Fort Worth Tornado Damage Report From Storms
Severe Fort Worth storm causes roofs to lift and 150 injuries as 98 mph winds strike Western Hills Baptist Church during Sunday services. Across North Central and Northeast Texas rains, tornadoes, and flooding leave property and crops damaged, Trinity River rises, and two deaths occur in traffic crashes.
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North Texas
Associated Press
Texas
Trinity
Dallas
Killeen
Corsicana
Weather Bureau
Western Hills Baptist Church
Dan Cooper
Cooper
H H McClendon Dies at 47 in Baytown Hospital
Hershel Herman McClendon aged 47 of 303 Inwood Baytown died at 6 45 p m Sunday in a Baytown hospital He was a former employee at Humble Oil and Refining Co Baytown Refinery Funeral arrangements will be announced by Paul A Lee Funeral Home Survivors include widow Margie Wanda Gibson McClendon a Baytown daughter Cynthia two sons Michael Elliott and Trene both of Baytown mother Mrs Willie Bowman of San Jose California two sisters Mrs Lela Loving San Jose and Mrs Ethel Stier Battle Creek Michigan
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Hershel Herman McClendon
Inwood
Baytown
Humble of and Refining Co
Paul A. Lee
Margie Wanda Gibson McClendon
Cynthia
Trene McClendon
Michael Elliott McClendon
Lifelong Highlands Resident Dies At 73
Clara Meyer Lloyd, 73, of Crosby-Lynchburg Road Highlands, died at 5 30 a m Sunday at her home. She was a lifelong Highlands resident. Funeral services were to be held at 3 p m Monday at Earthman Funeral Home Highlands. Burial was to be in White Cemetery. The Rev John Ferguson Highlands Second Baptist Church pastor was to officiate. Pallbearers were Jett Tanner John White M S Treat James Gentry Fred Chandier Archie Watker.
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Clara Meyer Lloyd
Crosby-Lynchburg Road
Highlands
Earthman Funeral Home
White Cemetery
John Ferguson
Highlands Second Baptist Church
Jett Tanner
John White
Treat
James Gentry
Fred Chandier
Archie Watker
YMCA to host swimming sessions at Lee High Pool
The Baytown YMCA will sponsor swimming sessions from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday at Robert E. Lee High School pool. Public admission is 35 cents for adults and 25 cents for children, with YMCA members paying 15 cents. Public invited.
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Bowie School
Baytown
Baytown Ymmca
Robert E. Lee High School
YMCA
Baytown Lions Begin Five Day Light Bulb Sale
The Baytown Lions Club starts its annual Light Bulb Sale Tuesday led by Drive Chairman C. H. Carey. For five days through Sunday eighty-two members in eight teams canvas Baytown to fund sight conservation programs including glasses and eye operations for those unable to pay. Team captains organize members such as Clifford Bond, Jim Mathis, Vernon Myers, Alva Shotwell and Rosene Zierlein among others.
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Drive
C. H. Carey
Wil
Baytown
Lions Club
Lions
Clifford M
Sparky) Bond
Cecil Bobbitt
Max Altman
Norm Beckynan
Pat Fuller
John Mitchell
Albert Nelson
A. R. Padgett
Gus Jacobs
David Arnett
Charles Carney
Hoyt Barnes
Cook Lively Beat Bryan And Norton in Baytown Runoff
Two new Baytown city council members were elected in Saturdays runoff. T. KE. (Yommy) Cook defeated Dr. David L. Norton for the District 2 seat with 1 708 votes to 1 509. M. E. (Earl) Lively beat incumbent James M. Bryan in District 6 by 126 votes, 1 673 to 1 547. About 3 201 votes were cast from 11 precincts, far below the expected turnout.
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Baytown
City Hall
T. KE
Yommy) Cook
Humble Oil and Refining Co
David L. Norton
Lee College
Cook
Norton
M. E
Earl) Lively
Construction and General Laborers Union
James MM. Gim Bryan
Lively
Bryan
Dr. Norton
Ile Cook
Travis
Lakewood
David G. Burnet
Wooster
Lynn Laughlin Tops Optimist Grailery Contest in Galveston
Lynn Laughlin placed second in the Optimist contest held in Galveston. He is a member of a speech organization, National Foren League, and participates in the seventh grade graduates Tuesday Morning Debate Club, the Junior Optimist Clubs at REL.
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Lynn Laughlin
FE. J. Laughlin
Lindenwood
Raytown Optimist Club
Galveston
Mary Newman
Robert F
Lynn
I Speech Organization
National Foren © League
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Jack) Strickler
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