Baytown Art League Exhibition At Baker’s Cafeteria
Baytown displays paintings by Inez Going Serena Post and Elizabeth Evans from the Art League at Baker’s Cafeteria Matherne’s and the Brunson Theater A correction notes Fire Marshall Bounds marks 20 years with the city since April 1930 A swimming party for Rainbow Girls at the Shamrock Thursday honors visiting grand officers Entrance 50 cents Bowling season begins Sept 6 at Bay Lanes with contact info Coast Guard Auxiliary Baytown Flotilla No 67 meets at Community House Tests for members handed out Grace Methodist Brotherhood features Tinker Williams as guest speaker City Council agenda includes traffic ordinance bids for Fire Station No 3 remodel and rezone Alexander Drive in Fire Zone No 2
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Art League
Baytown
Baker's
Matherne's
Brunson ‘Theater
Inez Going
Serena Post
Elizabeth Evans
Rainbow
the Shamrock
Rainbow Grand Assembly
Rainbows
The
Shamrock
Coast Guard
Baytown Flotilla No. 67
U. S. Coast Guard Auxiliary
P.m
City Hall
Alexander Drive
East Republic
Weather forecast for Galveston tides and showers
The forecast calls for showers and hot temperatures through Thursday. Galveston tides on Thursday rise to 7:22 a.m. and 8:10 p.m. with low tides at 12:43 a.m. and 1:36 p.m.
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Galveston
Local News Snippets From City and Nearby Towns
Esther Woods enjoys home movies from a vacation trip while Pauline Wright serves cake to guests. Carol Alley and Sandra Knox look bright on screen. Troy Casey has luncheon in town. Elizabeth Elliss takes on a big job. Ruth La Rue nearly wins a contest. John Alma and Dorothy Schatz return from a coast trip. Debbie Daniel recovering after eye surgery. Ruby Griffin keeps up with news. Flossie treated at San Jacinto Hospital for days. Mack Ford of Highlands just completed civil court service in Houston. FH McCandless family to West Virginia for two weeks. McCandless and Don Davis from Robert E Lee return from SMU science program funded by the National Science Foundation. Mrs Robert M Sharp and children in Mayhaw hit by lightning at 2 pm. no injuries reported.
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Esther Woods
Pauline Wright
Carol Alley
Sandra Knox
Troy Casey
Elizabeth Elliig
Ruth la Rue
John
Alma
Dorothy Schatz
Debbie Daniel
Ruby Griffin
Flossie
San Jacinto Hospital
Mack Ford
Highlands
Houston
M. McCandless
West Virginia
McCandless
Don Davis
Robert E. Lee
Southern Methodist University
National Science Fund
Robert M. Sharp
Mayhaw
Congo Crisis Shows U.N. Mission Tied to Lumumba Action
Belgian troops face Congo upheaval as Lumumba pledges U.N. aid to implement the Security Council mandate. Tshombe demands conditions for U.N. entry into Katanga, threatening war but delaying acceptance while government appointments in Leopoldville falter and Lumumba’s influence clashes with Tshombe’s autonomy.
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Lumumba
U. N. Security Council
Katanga
U. N
Tshombe
Cent Tshombe
Leopoldville
Council Session- Library Bond Vote Call Seen Thursday
BRUSSELS Belgium AP Congo Premier Patrice Lumumba was seriously injured today in Leopoldville by angry Africans in a Belgian radio direct broadcast from Leopoldville. The incident marks a tense moment as Congo politics spark international concern and Belgian authorities respond to the unrest.
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Brussels
Belgium
Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Leopoldville
Laos rebels seize Vientiane and proclaim neutral policy
Rebels seized the administrative capital Vientiane and declared a neutralist policy as Laos faces a humanitarian and diplomatic flare, with foreign troops asked to leave and communications cut. U N and Western officials watch closely while U.S. advisers and French trainers remain.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
API
Laos
Vientiane
Tiao Samsonith
Safen Luang Prabang
Rayal
Sisavang Narre
Viene
U.S
Pathet Lao
Heavy rains sweep across Texas before cool front
The Associated Press reports heavy downpours across much of Texas early Wednesday as a weak cool front moved in. Ennis and Seagoville saw significant rainfall, with counts over two inches in some areas and up to 3.40 inches near Waco. Rain extended from the Panhandle through West Texas to the coast, with scattered thundershowers in El Paso Midland Amarillo and San Angelo. Temperatures ranged from 68 to 90 degrees.
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Associated Press
Texas
Ennis
Dallas
Telegraph
Fear Junction
the Weather Bureau
Austin
Panhandle
South Plains
West Indine
Totes
Carven
Staten
State
Fort Worth-Datlea
Abilene
Midland
el Paso
Amarillo
San Angelo
Dalhart
Galveston
Corpus Christ
Red River Valley
Waco
Daling
Vanabate
Clarksville
Soviet accuse U S air attache of spying, orders exit
Moscow accuses Col Edwin M Mir ton U S air attache of running a spy apparatus in the Soviet Union and orders him to leave. His assistant Capt Irving T MacDonald of Provincetown Mass is warned on similar charges but not expelled. The two men had just returned from a trip to the Soviet far north.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
U.S
Edwin M. Mirton
Irving T. MacDonald
Provincetown
Mass
Cuban President Promises Freedom of Religion In Cuba
Havana AP Os yaldy Cartieas remarks at a late night rally vow continued respect for all religious cults despite provocations. He references church leaders warnings and accuses counter revolutionaries of stirring anti communist sentiments while noting church safety concerns and leadership changes in Havana.
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Havana
Os‘yaldy Cartieas
Fidel Castro
Roman Catholic Hierarchy
Cuba
Dorticos
Derlicog
Evelio Diaz
Vatican
Mepr
Diaz
Manuel Cardinal Arteaga
Senate hopes speed House bill to outlaw pmyola and guls
Senate leaders urge quick passage as discussions run through post convention sessions in Ha third day. Johnson complains some senators delay action amid tense Capitol atmosphere. Transmission company refunds revenue under new ruling. Capitol bomb scare prompts large response but no blast. Antarct ic ratification doubts loom as Kennedy and Johnson press Southern Democrats. Alaska primary votes counted amid ongoing tally. Maryland no work strike politics fuel House debates.
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Senate
Lyndon 8. Johnson
Eisenhower Pushes Congress To Stay On Job At News Confab
President Eisenhower, in his first news conference since July, urged Congress to remain at work and pass legislation rather than campaign. He denied wiping out defense funds and defended his budget, saying there is no recession and that he would meet Khrushchev only if useful. He defended his program, warned against partisan attacks, and said defense funds were not frozen.
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Washington
Marsh
Howey Ag
Diana
Ashi
Tsee
Public Library
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Baytown
Humble
Atreet
Leopoldville
Petice Lumillabagram
Katan
Llona
Browne
United’ Nations
Congo
Katanga
Johnson
Ruedy
Kennedy
Senate
Dirksen
Polett
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U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Mumba
International
Prata Penile Inca
Bickeen
Texas
Car-Ital
Elisabethville
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
Alliei
ARS
Teunist
Im. Informati Minist
Anicet
Everett M. Dirksen
Mlingis
Ion
Anice
Kashamura
U. N
Katangabe
Hammarsikjold
Hugh Scott
Kenneth B. Keating
Scott
Richard M. Nixon
Keating
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Congress
Mikita S. Khrushchev
U.N. General Assembly
Khrushchev
Pravda
Partes
Per Ocratic Crucier
Aanemse
Ani Point
Aetate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Democratic Congress
Citizens National Bank Promotes Four Directors and Staff
Four persons were promoted at a Citizens National Bank board meeting. R. K. Carter was elected vice president and Glenn Cummings assistant to the president. Irene Conway and Thelma Hamilton were named assistant cashiers. Carter joined the bank in April and previously served as assistant to the president. Cum mings will handle public relations advertising and business development. Conway, from Mexia, is a Robert E Lee graduate and has eight years at the bank. She and her husband Edward Conway and their three children reside at 715 North First. Hamilton heads the note department and has worked at the bank eighty five Baytown years. The Hamiltons and their two children live at 40% East Deter.
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Citizens National Bante Puesday
R. K
Bob) Carter
Glean Cummings
Irene Conways
Thelma Hamilton
Carter
Cummings
Conway
Mexia
Robert E. Lee
Edward T. Conway
North First
Hamilton
Hamiltons
Deter, I
14 Year Old Girl Dies Rites Set
Funeral services for Jo Anne Dickens 14 of 199 Morrell are planned for 4 20 p m Thursday at Paul A Lee Funeral Home. She died at home Tuesday. She would have been in Cedar Bayou Junior High ninth grade, a swing band member and Tri-Hi-Y honorary member. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs BR Dickens Baytown. one brother Benney Ray Dickens Raytown. grandparents F B Dickens Maud Mrs Sadie Dickens New Ragton and Mrs Jo Banham Maud. great grandmother Mrs Alice Dickens Maud. Reverend Chester Steele of Grace Methodist Church will officiate.
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Jo Anne
Marie Dickens
Morrell
Miss Dickens
Cedar Bayou
Umior High
BR. B. Dickens
Baytown
Benney Ray Dickens
Raytown
F. B. Dickens
Maud
Sadie Dickens
New Ragton
Jo Banham
Alice Dickens
Paul A. Lee
Chester Steele
Grace Methodist Church
Three Year Illness Fatal To Bud Morgan
Funeral services for Charles Bud Morgan 57, at 2 pm Thursday at Pant U Lee Funeral Home. Morgan died at 2 am Tuesday in a Houston hospital after a three year illness. Burial in White Cemetery. Survivors include widow Hazel Bay Morgan of Baytown, Crosby relatives and seven grandchildren.
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Charles
Bud) Morgan
James
Pant U. Lee Feneral
Morgan
Houston
Raytown
Breckenridge
Wayne Harbaugh
Condy Assembly of Got Church
White Cemetery
Hig
Mra
Hazel Bay Morgan
Baytown
Krosos
Raddy C. Morgan
Crosby and Demald Ray Morgan
Channelview
Cee Dauchter
D. T. Barron
Highlands
J. A. Morgan
Santa Antonia
Prominent Houstonian Shoots, Kills Husband
In Houston a well known resident shot and killed her estranged husband during a confrontation at their River Oaks home. Authorities say the man forced entry. the woman reported self defense after a glass patio door shattered. No charges filed. her lawyer notes a restraining order had been issued prior. The couple had married less than a year and were recently separated.
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Furlong
Mack Clegg Jr
Clegg
Parlong
William Harrison Furlong Jr
San Antomio
Carpis Christi
Mexico
United States
Soviet Claim On Powers Expected
Defense of U2 pilot Francis Powers faces questions as the Soviet claim on his guilt is treated with little surprise. Virginia attorney notes Powers intended to plead to the charge and his May 17 court date looms. The crashing mission over Soviet airspace occurred May 11 and the Tass news agency cites a plea.
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Washington
Frans Gary Powers
Sowet Cairns
Eny‘ing
Soviet Union
Virginia
Itell
Saitnews Agency
Miny 4
Pasa
Sovyet Union
Houston Schools Await New Integration Ruling
Houston sources report Negro and school board lawyers met with U S District Judge Ben Connally for the second time in two days. Connally declined to clarify his integration order as Houston's schools await a ruling.
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Houston
API
Juder
Ben Connally
Secord
Connally
Fnissio Bnew Ohen
Injunction Denied Over Channelview School Debts
Judge Ben Wilson refused to bar the Channelview School District from repayments to the National Bank of Commerce and others. Plaintiffs argued loans violated 1953 law restricting borrowing without voter approval. only the National Bank of Commerce loan remains due in two payments May 19 and May 1, 1962. Plaintiffs may appeal to the Court of Criminal Appeals in Galveston or Texas Supreme Court if needed.
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Blue Beathard
Ben Wilson Tuesiday
Channelview
Harris County
National Bank of Commerce
Channelview State Bank
Emint District
Channelview ‘State Bank
Wilson
Natonal Bank of Commerce
Court ‘of Criminal Appeals
Galves.ton
Ernest Knipp
Texas Supreme Court
Amonnt Gants
Baytown Water fluoride case heard for tooth decay fight
Billy E. Lee attorney for plaintiffs says Baytown water case merits preferential settings. Channelview school officials and city sanitarian testified fluoride in water linked to fewer cavities. ADA endorsed fluoridated toothpaste. injunction against Channelview District filed July 28. $14,900 balance referenced amid loan testimony.
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Billy FE. Lee
Naintiffs
Baytown
H.C. Schochler
Channelview
Channelview State Bank
Gerald Tandry
Tnerview
Joan
American Dental Assn
ADA
Canty School
Hthiet
Sheppard
City Water Budget Cut Trimmed by 30000 Dollars
City Water Department plans a tentative 391,8866 budget for 1960 61 down from 421 886 dollars with no capital improvements allowed. A 15000 bond retirement expense plus a 30001 reduction and revenue estimate of 291 886 shape a potential core fund outcome. Officials note bond principal due next year raising debt service by 15000 while tax proposals are prepared for council review.
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Inet
Via
Ce Tereane
R. H
Red) Pruett
Baytown Library Advisory Board of ‘Trustees
Council
J. B. le Fevre
Desergen
Water Department
Budert
Big
J. B.le Fevre
le Fevre
Ere Fanderburk
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Hub) Bounds
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Tinker Williams
Grace Methodist Brotherhood
U.N. Congo
Demos
Seagoville
Pantoro
Pmyola
Guls
New Power Commission
Tennesee Gan Transmission Co. of
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Air Forcn
Atlan Minske
Antarctic
Kenate
Lyndon BR. Dohinen
South
Delcon
Alaska
Dumeau
Temain
Maryland
House of Correction
Dessup
Bud Morgan
Mexica
Furlon
Stephen F. Austin
Saint Anthony
Homicide
Jin San Antonio
Driscoll
Frank Crittenden
Corpus Christi
William Harrison Furlong
Mar‘gery North Green Candle Furlong
Crittenden
Earle M. North
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Judge Rules
Baytown Water Good ‘Tooth Decay Fighter
City Water Department
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