Gulf Coast Union Plans Baytown Mass Meeting at Bay Theater
A mass meeting for newly signed and prospective Gulf Coast Industrial Workers Union members will be held at Bay Theater Baytown at 7 p m Thursday. L C Kirkley temporary president announced that membership cards will be available and that organizers will discuss plans and a possible National Labor Relations Board election if no contract by May 27.
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Baytown
Humble Oil and Refining Co
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Kirkley
New Independent Union
Bay
Gulf Coast Group
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C. H. Hargrove
Sun Spots Class Meeting At First Baptist Church
The Phebian Class of First Baptist Church meets at 7 p.m. Thursday at Mrs. R. R. Bains home for a business meeting and social. Baytown police wives club hosts 7:30 p.m. social at Rose Land Parker Pavilion with movie program. Tri-City Beach Civic Club to hear County Judge Nelson on bond issue. Norman J. Seim to speak at First Presbyterian Church dinner. Lamar Tech to offer summer speech workshop June 17-29. enrollment ends May 15. LENNIE'S BAR burglarized. $140.7 stolen from hiding place under counter. Women’s Association of First Presbyterian meets Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. YMCA board dinner Tuesday at Goose Creek Country Club. Data processing tests at Lee College for prospective students.
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Kentucky
Maiies
Baytown Police Wives Club
Roseland Parker Pavilion
Tri-City Beach
Lamar Tech
Ted Skinner
Lennie
Harbor Drive
Roy Montgomery
Women's Meeting
Women's Association of the First Presbyterian Church
Fellowship Hall
Africa
E. L. Hildebrand
YMCA
Baytown
Lee College
Weather And Tides In Baytown And Galveston
CLEAR TO PARTLY cloudy. Tuesday and Wednesday bring a temperature range of 68 to 84 degrees. No more rain is predicted in the Baytown area after light showers Monday night. Galveston tides will be high Wednesday at 12 44 p m and 10 46 p m with low at 4 45 a m and 7 50 p m.
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Baytown
Galveston
Around Towns Miss Beulah Mae Jackson Recovery
Notes from Around Towns report residents convalescing after surgeries. Oscar Dube and Dr. Herbert Duke are both recovering well. John Wadley enjoys a new fishing hole nearby. Rotary hosts Southern Belles AEL at Rotary Wednesday. Bobby Gilmore heads to a Lake Guntersville summer camp assignment. John Bryant notes his hometown paper runs grocery ads on front page. May 1 marks the school year’s last mile for students. Texas Avenue real estate sees downtown maneuvering. Pop Stone leaves hospital to stay with granddaughter. Troop 479 Rattlesnake Patrol wins Camporee with top finish for others in top 10.
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Oscar Dube
John Wadley
Herbert Duke
Floyd R. Higgingbotham
Garcia
O.K
Floyd
East Texas
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Southern Belles
AEL
Rotary
Bobby Gilmore
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Lake Guntersville
Alabama
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Texas Avene
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Pop
School Board May Set Bond Vote Tonight
Baytown School Board likely to set a 34 350 000 bond election at a 7 30 p m special meeting Tuesday May 21. Petition signatures exceed required totals, with George Gentry noting strong support. The only other item is J M Stuart's report on elementary curriculum as part of a district wide curriculum series begun last fall.
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George Gentry
J. M. Stuart
Stuart
Begon
Dillon Sees Budget Cut and Economic Outlook
Washington AP reports at a U S Chamber of Commerce meeting that Dillon foresees a $1B deficit reduction with a $988B spending plan and a three step tax cut. He says revenues for fiscal 1964 may rise, boosting chances of full employment, while stressing deficits reflect low output rather than excessive spending. Bruce Alger criticizes urban renewal as a political alliance and urges a congressional probe.
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Ion Pacity
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La Porte Appeals Ruling On Annexation Validity
La Porte city officials weigh appeal after District Judge Sam Johnson voided annexations since 1939 for lacking 5,000 residents. Houston counters, surveys and clerical errors cited. If upheld, no new bonds until existing debt reduced. boundaries remain pending final verdict.
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Sam Johnson
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la Porte City
House Debates Texas Voting System After Poll Tax Abolish
In Austin AP report the Texas House debates possible voting systems if the poll tax ends. Proposals include annual voter registration with a fee and lines on when lawmakers can convene. A separate measure would curb lame duck sessions and set terms for speaker selection.
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House
Senate
Howard Green
Fort ‘Worth
War and political shifts across regions spark turmoil
UN Secretary-General U Thant reports United Arab Republic and Saudi Arabia will pull out of the Yemen conflict. A Portsmouth inquiry finds a Thresher submarine rupture did not cause the sinking that killed 129. Texas ethics bill passes. Governor King signs sweepstakes move amid NH turmoil. Caribbean tensions ease as Dominican and Haitian actors seek balance. Tornadoes kill 10 and injure 50. Two GOP senators urge U.S. intervention in the Middle East.
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United Arab Republic
Saudi Arabia
Yemen
Portsmouth N.H
State Plans Clamps On Jobless Pay
In Austin the Senate Insurance Committee approved two House bills tightening unemployment benefits. The measures let the Texas Employment Commission disqualify people who leave full time work to attend school and those over 65 who would get Social Security. The panel also backed credit guarantee insurance rules and reserves for such policies and allowed insurers to classify certain office equipment as net assets.
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TEC
Credit Guaranty Insurance
Alowing Life
James Harrop Named On Harris County Grand Jury List
A Baytown man, James Harrop, is among 16 prospective Harris County grand jurors for the May term announced by Criminal District Judge E. B. Duggen of Houston. Other named jurors include H. C. Keeney John Lyons Charles McLean Jim Morris John Johnson David Casas and several Houston residents. Twelve will be impaneled next Monday to begin service.
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Harris County
E. B. Duggen
Houston
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H.C. Keeney
John Lyons
Charles McLean
Jim Morris
John Johnson
David Casas
William Terry
Dave Laufman
George Corless
F. G. O'Connor
J.ray Back
Fred Gibbons
N. E. Coward
Herman Reynolds
Duggan
Harris County Grand Jury
Gulf Oil plant may start in August at Cedar Bayou
Gulf Oil Corp moves ahead with a polyolefin plant on 160 acres near Cedar Bayou in Harris County now, target on stream around September 1, with a possible month’s variation. The facility will produce 500 million pounds annually and employ about 65 workers. It will boost Gulf’s capacity and pad its ethylene and propylene supply via the 170 mile Gulf Coast pipeline.
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Gulf Oil Corp
Cedar Bayou
Baytown
Gulf
Highway 73
Harris County
Gulf Coast
Senate panel weighs inland net ban to boost Texas fishing
In Austin a Senate committee studied a bill by Sen. W T Moore to outlaw nets in inland bays and streams. Supporters say the move would attract thousands of new fishermen while maintaining sport fishing through abundant fish, with Houston critic Bob Brister arguing the net ban helps the tourist business even if some commercial fishermen are hurt.
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Senate
Texas
W.T. Moore
Bryan
Bob Brister
Houston
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