Houston county proposed bond vote to address jail and farm needs
Houston County Commission may place a bond issue on the November constitutional ballot to relieve jail crowding and fund a farm. Chairman W Kyle Chapman urged inviting Houston leaders to discuss the plan, saying the state requirement means no extra cost to taxpayers. The court reportedly agreed to consider the proposal. A separate item notes the House passed a bill for Cedar Bayou flood control and navigation survey, requested by Representative Albert Thomas of Houston, for Galveston District engineers to conduct the study.
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Sun Spots Turners Homeward After Europe Visit
MR. AND MRS. Buck Turner of Baytown return home from a summer European tour. They were delayed about four days in Australia due to illness but completed the trip. The day’s notes also cover local events: Boy Scout District Pool chairmanship, a water ski event in Austin with Beth Standley, Lee College tests and pre-registration, Rotary Club talk on shrimp season, 4-H district review, a Civil War play, a found billfold case, and notices about parish and school planning in the Baytown area. Weather notes forecast partly cloudy, hot, with scattered showers. Tides for Galveston listed.
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Local youths and clergy visits noted in Baytown area
The notices describe Glynn and Mrs. Oakes vacationing in Wyoming and visiting a Laramie Baptist church where they encountered Rev Bruce Coltharp, a Baytonian. Other items include Noah Smith recovering in Houston, Explorer Post 562 members canoeing at Camp Strake, and Troop 562 fishing in the Tall Timbers area.
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Wyoming
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Bruce Coltharp
Baytonian
Noah T. Smith
Hartt Drive
Hermann Hospital
Houston
Ed Ferguson
Richard Carr
Explorer Post
Tall Timbers
Camp Strake
Robert Shelton
Troop 562
C. B. Temptin
Cleveland
Sid Ticher
Roy Baker
Memory of a Pig and the Illinois battleship marker
Anna and daughter Lisa and Jane Michel read an inscription on a marker about a pig who helped launch a bond sale to finance the battleship Illinois. The scene ties a quirky memorial to a historic fundraising effort and the people involved.
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Cunter
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Lee College Wins Manpower Training Roles
Lee College is among 16 U.S. sites selected for President Kennedy's Manpower Development Training Program. A youth auto mechanics course begins Aug 12 for ages 16 to 22, five days weekly at Alexander Drive location. a 22 week stenography course starts Sept 9 for ages 16 to 22. Courses will enroll 20 mechanics and 30 stenography students, screened by the Texas Employment Commission.
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Shell Strike End Awaits Workers' OK In Texas
The year-long Shell Oil Co strike in Deer Park nears resolution after 27 hours of talks. About 2,200 Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union members will vote Tuesday on ratification at 1:30 p.m. in Pasadena union hall. Details to be released after the vote. wage increase expected at 5 percent with an average prior pay of 3.02 a hour.
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Government Confident Valachi Will Tell Senate Investigators
The government believes mob figure Joseph Valachi in a secret federal hideout will testify before Senate investigators about the Cosa Nostra. Valachi, a longtime New York mob figure, outlined the crime syndicate and named top racketeers, with hearings led by Sen. John L. McClellan resuming on narcotics and related probes.
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Clash Arises In North Korea At DMZ Outpost
AP reports thirteen American soldiers of the FIRST CAVALRY DIVISION fought off seven North Korean raiders in the longest clash of eight days of action on the Korean front. Three Americans suffered scratches. no Communist casualties were reported. North Koreans used whistles to guide the attack on an American outpost near a site of a 1950s ambush, about ten yards east of last week’s incident.
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Trinity Bay Crowded By Shrimpers
Trinity Bay became busy over the weekend as a bumper shrimp crop and new regulations drew crowds. J R Singleton, regional director of the Texas Game and Fish Commission at La Porte, deployed wardens and extra help from Region 4 plus coastwide coverage from Port Lavaca to Port Arthur to enforce limits. Currently two quarts per person or four quarts per boat with regular fishing license. bay bait dealers may have 150 pounds per boat, trawl, or home. After Aug Th season opens, limits will rise to 100 pounds per day for sport fishermen, causing traffic jams as boats, trawlers, and wardens converged in Trinity Bay.
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Bob) Singleton
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Port Arthur
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Our World Today and World Tensions Report
Our World Today notes Army scrubbing a six month tour program for rotating Bible group size outfits in Europe. Senators Javits Kached Case and Cooper urge consideration as potential candidates for 1964 GOP presidential nomination. If deadlock at convention, Russia and Red China widen ideological war of words. Voice of America may benefit. Syrian PM Bitar forms third cabinet in five months. Three blasts strike Bolan, Bangladesh region, injuring two prisoners. Malaya Indonesia Philippines leaders wrap summit vowing cooperation for Southeast Asia. In Saipan a Buddhist monk burns to death amid alleged religious persecution in South Viet Nam.
Baytown Council to Study Fowl Ordinance
Baytown City Council will consider an ordinance regulating keeping of fowls after health department study linked fowl keeping to unsanitary conditions and disease. Provisions set definitions, running at large bans, enclosure and sanitary rules, and feed storage duties for residents. Public hearing scheduled at 6 30 p m at city hall.
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Hill Family Schooling Forty-Year Span Analysis
Artie K McKay writes about the Busch family children at Barbers Hill and the Hill family in Cave. E L Hill's eldest daughter Peth, now Mrs Cecil Winfree, started school in 19. Nova, now Mrs Ben Bonner, graduated in 1949. The piece notes forty years of maternal schooling and mentions Beth and Nova with four more siblings.
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Cecil Winfree
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Hurricane Arlene Fades Into Showers Near Leeward Islands
The first hurricane of the season, Arlene, with winds near 108 mph, weakened Sunday as it neared the Leeward Islands Guadeloupe and Antigua. Forecaster Gordon Dunn cited pressure levels at high altitude as the cause, and the Weather Bureau warned that strongest winds would not exceed 25 to 30 mph with scattered showers in the area. Small craft advisories remained along the southeast Florida coast as a separate easterly wave approached.
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School Board Mulls Professional Appraisers For District Values
Trustees prepare to hear a Monday night recommendation from the board of equalization to hire a professional appraisal firm to study industrial utility and oil production values in the district. The 7:30 p.m. meeting will review the 1963 64 budget and the equalization report.
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