Sun Spots and Community Notices Rummage in Baytown
Baytown community items include a rummage sale by the Council for Retarded Children at 3411 Market St from 9 am to 5 pm Friday and Saturday. New students to the district should report to REL High School Aug 21–23 with through 11:30 am or 1–3:30 pm sessions. Also notes on a Ma and Pa Bowling League officer election at Bay Lanes, Craigmont Garden Club banquet, weekend youth revival at Central Baptist, and library meeting at Sterling Municipal Library. Baytown graduates from UT listed. keys found. weather and tides forecast.
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Baytown
Parents Council
Market St
Robert E. Lée High School
REL
Molly Bowers Promoted to Houston Post City Desk
Molly Bowers former women's editor of The Baytown Sun is promoted to the city desk of the Houston Post. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Bowers of 409 Inwood and a Robert E. Lee High School graduate who also attended Lee College.
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Molly Bowers
Baytown Sun
Houston Post
Molly
Mike, Bowers
Inwood
Robert E. Lee High School
Lee College
Kathy
Henderson
Cheryl Green
Robert E. Lee
Boy Scout Troop 883
Camp Strake
Gerald Bishop
Mike Hunt
Tommy ‘Towns
George Shepherd
Steve Schwartzkopf
Bill Boyd
Charles Nichols
Scribe
Willamae Williams
Anahuac
Bob Forche
Baytown
Building permits totaling 429110 issued in Baytown July
City records show 429110 in building permits issued for July in Baytown. Twenty dwelling permits account for 324800, two commercial permits 13155, two garages 2625, a swimming pool 2400, 13 commercial adds 5900, one church addition 50250. Listed owners include Loy, Timmons, McGahee, Beall, Walker, Coates, Witkenfeld, Herbert, Starrett Lumber, Myers, Casey, Souby, Frazier, Clements, LaPoint, Arline, Ferrell, Tilbury Contractors, Williams Jr, Riley, Sutphin, and others.
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Frank Krustyniak
Baytown
L. M. Loy
Lindenwood
H. B. McGahee
S. Shepherd
Akard Beall
Honeysuckle Drive
Leroy Walker
River Bend
J. J. Coates
Southwood
MM. Witkenfeld
W. Main
H. L. Herbert
Barou Ave
Starrett Lumber Co
Massey
L. E. Frazier
Morrell
C. F. Clements
Dudley LaPoint
E. Wright
Archie Arline
Bookertee
W. M. Ferrell
N. Jones
Charles Tilbury Contractors
Bayshore
L. T. Williams Jr
Azalea Drive
D. G. Riley
N. Main
Cecil Sutphin
Mississippi
Joint Chiefs Back Voluntary Support for N-Ban Test
Gen Maxwell D Taylor testified that the Joint Chiefs supported the limited test ban treaty without pressure from Pentagon superiors. He said the JCS had access to Moscow Washington cables during negotiations in Russia and that assurances of safeguards were discussed with Senate committees. He denied any coercive pressure and noted the pact aligns with U S security interests.
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Washington
Maxwell D. Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pentagon
Taylor
Joint Chiefs
Moscow
Russia
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sen- House Atomic Energy Committee
Ate Preparedness Subcommittee
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Armed Services
Senate
Sery
Services Committee
Russell
Angui
Mittee
Joint
United States
Sen
Henry M. Jackson
D-Vash
Real Power Behind The Throne Lady Bird Puts Brakes On Lyndon
Fred Hartman reports on the Baytown reception where Lady Bird Johnson subtly asserts control over Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson. The piece contrasts Johnson’s autonomy with Lady Bird’s guiding hand, noting her quiet intervention to curb his remarks and steer the event.
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Lady Bird
Fred Hartman
Lyndon Johnson
Johnson
Baytown
Lady Bird Johnson
Lee McDowell
W. M. McDowell
S- Circle Drive
Holiday Inc
Lyndon B. Johnson
NASA
Manned Spacecraft Center
Harris County
Pupil count and back-to-school plans for district
Eleven thousand seven hundred three pupils are expected to start the 1963-64 school year in the district. Registration for students occurs September 5-6 with staggered times by grade at elementary, junior high, and high schools. The first teachers’ work day and the general staff meeting are scheduled for September 4-6 at Robert E. Lee High School, with department chairmen named for each grade and subject.
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Wanda Orton
Robert E. Lee High School
George H. Gentry
Margaret Broussard
Mozelle Camp
Cynthia, Moore
Lilian Capps
Elizabeth ‘Evans
Herbert Zimmerman
Horace Lindsey
Johnny Riley
George Perkins
Jane Mitcham
Ella Jean Lee
Gloria Donnelly
Geraldine Castleman
T. L. Kielman
Helen Zimmerman
Global headlines swirl in unrest and diplomacy
Multiple converging stories span Congo's president's dramatic resignation and army power grab, Sino Soviet drama over oil合同, U S anti communism stance, First Lady Kennedy at Hyannis Port, and regional U S educational and administrative shifts. The mix highlights Cold War tensions, political upheaval, and cross border diplomacy across Asia and Europe.
Merchants Ready To Fill School Needs
Baytown merchants present a 32 page Tack To School Supplement in cooperation with The Baytown Sun. The supplement describes crayons dresses and other items children need for new or returning to school. Editors Wanda Orton Bobby Sutphin Sue Jones and Bonnie Bond prepared the piece.
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Baytown
Baytown Sun
Raytown
Sun
Wanda Orton
Bobby Sutphin
Sue Jones
Bonnie Bond
The
University of Texas
Wanda
Bobby
Sue
Son
Horace Helms
Rick Hurst
Baytown Racial Survey Expands to Restaurants and Hotels
Baytown City Council’s biracial committee agreed to send letters to hotel, motel, and restaurant owners asking if facilities are open to Negro patrons. The move follows similar outreach to churches and businesses. The panel also backed away from using force to compel sanitation upgrades, preferring civic duty and friendship to improve run‑down areas. Members cited church and business responses, with eight white churches indicating no discrimination in membership while several Baytown churches welcomed Negro members.
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Rick Hurst
Baytown
Bayton
Velma Ansley
City Legal Department
E. F. Green
Carver High School
David Williams
Seaham Cravey
Williams
Cravey
Odis Mnennink
Ansley
Dems Move to Strike GOP Tax Plan Amid Party Split
Washington AP reports House Ways and Means backs Kennedy tax proposals to repeal dividend tax credits while moving to preserve cuts for individuals and corporations. Senate critics including Byrd Dirksen and Halleck express doubt as to Congress approving the tax reductions this year. In Austin, Gov Connally names James Dellinger Mourland and Will Odom to the new Parks and Wildlife Commission, merging the Game Commission and State Parks Board and set to oversee hunting fishing and parks policy.
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Washington
House Ways and Means Committee
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Treasury
House
Senate
Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Austin
John Con
Sen
Dirksen
Tinally
James Dellinger
Inois
Corpus Christi
A.W. Mours
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Johnson City
Will Odom
Parks and Wildlife
Game ’Commission
State Parks Board
Dellinger
Mourland
Odom
Connally
Parks Board
The
Game Commission
Andy Rogers
Childress
LBJ
Moursand
Edwards Plateau
Trans-Pecos
Traffic Experiment Tunnel Cameras Target Baytown La Porte
A Houston regional plan installs TV cameras in the Baytown La Porte Tunnel to test a traffic surveillance system. The project, a $20,000 research effort, aims to monitor tunnel flow from a central room to prevent accidents and allow rapid responses, with broader city and Southwest implications.
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Ment
Houston
Eer Eee
Baytown
Detroit
Logo
New York City
Crosby Fair Champions Named In Early Judging
Six grand championships and six reserve championships were awarded by noon Thursday at the Crosby Fair. Winners include Richard Bryant in junior cattle grand, Myra Brown reserve, Weldon Haltom grand in market cattle junior, Eddie Glover reserve, Diane Lewis grand dairy cattle, Jerry Jones reserve, Paula Novasad grand poultry, Tommy Swoboda reserve, Donald Yates turkey tom first, Floyd Kuntz grand rabbit, Dorothy Clark reserve, with multiple junior beef cattle class placings and club affiliations noted.
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Crosby
Richard Bryant
Myra Brown
Bryant
George Bryant
Highlands
Baytown
Future Farmers of America
Robert E. Lee High School
Dayton
Miss Brown
F. W. ‘Brown
Bill Taflin
Richard Strokas
Loftin
Strokas
Market Cattle
Weldon Haltom
Eddie Glover
Diane Lewis
Sheldon
Jerry Jones
Paula Novasad
Tommy Swoboda
Donald Yates
Floyd Kuntz
Dorothy Clark
Crosby 4H
Kristen Curry
Freddy Barton
Jeff Higginbotham
Donnie Blackford
Tommy Novasad
Freddie
School Budget Hearing Tonight Increases Support At Public Meeting
A public hearing on the district's S74 million 1963-64 budget is set for 7 30 p m at the administration building. Supt George W Gentry says residents may voice approval or disapproval. The board has approved a resistation of intent to adopt the budget with action expected after the hearing. Expenditures total 7 483 915 61 including three of four voter approved building projects Cedar Bayou Junior High cafeteria Robert E Lee School renovation and a new school at MeNaIr. A tentative tax rate of 1 53 per 100 valuation, six cents higher than last year, has been approved.
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George W. Gentry
Cedar Bayou Junior High
Robert E. Lee
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Bay Lanes
Craigmont Garden Club
James Albers
Louise
Hebel Inn
Jed
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Sam — Jones
Jim Davis
Church -Library - Council
San Jacinto Baptist Association
Sterling Municipal Library
Hank Blasick
Ben Michael Clapton
Tyrrell Duke Harvey
Michael Patrick Hodge
George Riley Yates
Don West Pfennig
R. Roberts
Ohio
Galveston
N-Ban
Qute
U.S
Albert
Thomas
Tennessee
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Congo
Fulbert Youlou
Soviet Union
Tokyo
Hany F. Byrd
Reputy Mean
Joseph Valach
NATO
Jacqueline Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Prince Edward County
W. K. Poage
D-Tex
Wacco
Veterans Administration
Red China
Khrushchev
Camp David
Ngo Dihn Men
Japan
Huron
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Central
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Crosby Fair
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