Sun Spots Golf Arrangements Absentee Voting
Community events mix golf course arrangements and absentee voting. Details on participation, start times, and ticket sales appear amid notices from city offices and local organizations including the Fraternal Order of Eagles and Lee College. The Sun notes schedule changes and phone contacts for arrangements.
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Goose Creek
City Hall
Eagles
Order of Eagles
Fdr
N.1
Dan Stallworth
Chuck Connors
The
Blue Nights
Police deny Rhode Island questioning ex convict in Plymouth mail truck heist
AP bulletin says Rhode Island State Policy denied a report they questioned an ex convict who claimed to know the robbers of 1.5 million from a Plymouth mail truck. Lt. Peter O'Connell said three men were questioned, no one is being pressed at present, and Providence BR1 reports 12 men questioned Thursday were released.
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Robton
Rhode Island
Plymouth
Peter O’connell
Providence
BR. 1
Senate hearing ends after Symington accuses Humphrey
Washington AP report on a Senate stockpiling probe hearing where Senator Symington accuses Humphrey of insulting the Senate and political motivation behind the nickel contract inquiry. The session adjourns as further questioning is delayed and a 10 page rebuttal statement is read by Symington.
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Washington
Humphrey
Treasury
Georgements
Humphry
Stuart Symington
Dma
Symington
Senate
Cleveland
Ohio
Maay Svirateu
Eisenhower
U.S. Senate
M. A. Hanna Co
Sam
Pmuli
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Subcommittee
Weather And Tides: Clear to warm with possible showers
Weather and tides forecast clear to partly cloudy and warm through Saturday with scattered showers. Galveston tides expected high at 6 30 a m and low at 12 05 p m with nearby indicators showing similar patterns.
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Galveston
Wil Pe
Local Notes Mix People Places And Pet Bite Case
Dennis Johnson may need rabies shots after a reddish brown dog bit him on North Second Street. The owner is being sought and urged to contact 6:00 PM or the police. Several local residents are mentioned with travel visits and awards from the University of Houston and Gulf Coast Hospital.
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Dennis Johnson
William D. Johnson
E. Aron
Dennis
North Second Street
Johnsons
Helen Guerard
Hosea Smith
James White
Missouri
Eldon Stone
Highlands
Minois
Sherrill Hooks
Crosby
University of Houston
Aline Sheffield
Gulf Coast Hospital
Mrs
Jr. Sheffield
Seat Tint Coast
Preston Pembergrass
Cleveland
Tenn
Nancy
Helen Hefner
Mac “ Mack
Enood
Baytown Elementary School Offered For Sale To Refinery
Baytown trustees approved offering the vacated Baytown Elementary School and its property for sale to Humble Oi and Refining Co s Baytown Refinery. No price was set and Supt George Gentry was instructed to write to plant manager H H Meier with the offer.
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Baytown
Humble Oi and Refining Co
George Gentry
H. H. Meier
Crosby Rodeo Act Gets Big Applause
Crosby rodeo fans packed the stands as a monkey on a buffalo and a staged Alamo era coach act entertained the crowd. More than 3,000 people passed through fair gates as various acts including a balking buffalo drew cheers. City officials approved district sports broadcasts, out-of-town football attendance, and policy on purchases over 1,000 dollars. Traffic safety measures near schools were requested along with a rain-leak audit for the Lee College library.
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Buffalo
Crosby Rodeo
Tex
Tyler
Crosby
Baytown
KWBA
Robert FE. Lee
Slalgs LO Puny
Future Farmers
Karl Opryshek
Opryshek
Gerald Jones
Gertrudis
Willie Hargrave
Ser Crosby
Market Street
San Jacinto Elementary
Oak Street
Carver
Lowell Lammers
New Lee College Library
Masonic Rites Saturday Knights Templar Chief Coming Here
WM. Jack Hefner grand commander of Texas Knights Templars will visit Kenedy Commandery No 61 in Baytown Saturday to confer the Order of the Temple on 10 candidates who just completed Royal Arch Masonic work. He will be joined by state officers and local officers in a 1 p.m. ceremony at Goose Creek Masonic Hall followed by a 5 p.m. dinner hosted by Baytown Chapter Social Order of Be eacon.
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Jack Hefner
Texas Knights Templars
Kenedy Commandery No. 61
Baytown
Order of the Temple
Royal Arch
Hetner
Harry Tuer
Recorder of
Texas
Arch Daling
Nat Pace
J. T. Sanders
Kaplan H. Andrew
Dallas
Magnolia Petroleum Co
Mobil Oil Co
Dallas Commandery No. 6
Hefner
Standard
J.C. McCaleb
Sword
Harry Whitmore
W. H.englehardt
Sentinel
Drivers Tests Slowed By Manpower Shortage in Baytown
Capt Neal of the Texas Department of Public Safety cited a summer staffing shortage delaying driver license examinations in Baytown. With only about 30 tests possible daily and many applicants, tests remain delayed until a new patrolman completes training in mid September. Tests can be taken at Houston 3002 Driver on weekdays.
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Baytown
Capt
M. FE
Texas Department of Public Safety
Houston
Neal
Gene Fagula
Mrs Finkbine Granted Sweden Abortion Approval
Sherri Finkbine was told by Sweden's Medical Board she can have an abortion there to end a pregnancy she fears will result in a defective baby. She cried with relief as her husband Robert shared in the emotional moment, praising the doctors for their sympathy.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Sherri Finkbine
Weyecarald Arizona Hose
Robert
Finkhine Alser
Royal Medical Board
Barbers Hill OKs Budget and Tax Increase
Barbers Hill trustees approved the 1962-63 budget of 220,853 a slight decrease from 321,162 and a five percent tax rise on assessed value lifting the rate to 1.25 per 100. The district cites higher prices and lower income for cafeteria hikes and plans for new band unit forms this fall. Portis to teach seventh and eighth grade math, joining seven other teachers.
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Barbers Hill School Board
Ayn Paugeuse
Lester Jackson
Mont Belvieu
P. A. Portis
Baytown
Portis
Houston
Federal Aid Milk Action Postponed
Federal aid through the surplus milk program was brought before the school board Thursday night but the matter was tabled for further study. After approving a school district budget with a 22 cent tax rate increase Trustee Karl Opryshek moved to enter the program by Sept 1 if possible or by Oct at the latest. Trustee A R Stark asked for a copy of the program before voting and moved it be tabled until the next board meeting.
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Karl Opryshek
Opryshek
Texas Education Agency
A. R. Stark
Stark
Nest Board
Bralger
Horeezy
Troster Knox Beavers
Weather and politics mix in a crowded world
Weather officials monitor a weak eastern Atlantic wave as hurricane hunter planes probe the area. Summer heat eases in Texas with a weak front. Kennedy travels west to view billion-dollar Walter works amid political prospects in three states. McNaimint rejects dependence on space plans amid Soviet Triton fears. Congress moves to reopen disability insurance for WWII and Korean War veterans. McClellan accuses withheld evidence in Extes scheme. Freeman faced with aides’ concerns at Agriculture. Soviet activities and space wing arrival noted. Ambiguous names and garbled lines remain unreadable.
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U. S
Atlantic
Kennedy
Walter Works
Policemen Pay Raise Debate At Demos Club
Precinct 100 Democrats Club meeting heard Police Sgt Charles Cowan argue for a 15 a month raise citing 14 percent living-cost rise and Baytown patrol wages under nearby cities. Councilman Hansen, substituting for Mayor, urged parity for other city workers and questioned countywide wage justifications.
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Precinct 100
Democrats Club
Electricians Hall
N. Pruett
Charles Cowan
C. A
Chris) Hansen
Cowan
Baytown
Hiaiston
Pasadena
Galena Park
Deer Park
Harris County
Hansen
AL Clayton
Conservative Raps and County Dem Panels in Harris County
Baytown observer Woody Rose opposed naming campaign strategy committees by Bill Kilgarlin Harris County Democratic chairman. The first committee included V. V. Ramsey Sears McGee Bob Eckhardt Paul Floyd and Herbert E. Shutt. Rose declined a second appointment saying he would not serve unless he supported all ticket items. Kilgarlin defended the panel as weighted with conservatives with five of eight members.
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Baytown
EH. A
Woody) Rose
Bill Kilgarlin
V. V. (Red) Ramsey
Sears McGee
Bob Eckhardt
Paul Floyd
Herbert E. Shutt
Rose
Rilgartin
Kilgariin
Harris County
Democratic Executive
Government seeks court order to end Huntsville moonshot delay
Washington reports the government plans to seek a federal court order to end the four day work stoppage delaying the moonshot program at Huntsville Alabama. In Laos, five Americans and a Filipino held captive for over a year were released by pro communist forces and greeted by cheering crowds in Vientiane. The released include Maj. Lawrence Bailey John McMorrow John Shore Dr Lt Orville Ballenger NBC cameraman Grant Wolfkilit and Lorenzo Frigillana.
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Washington
Hitchit
Huntsville
Ala
Vientiane
Laos
Pathet Lao
Phone Des Charres
Maj
Lawrence Bailey
Laurel
G. 5
dJohn McMorrow
Brooklyn
N.Y
John Shore
Galloway, Fenn
Orvidle Ballenger
Columbus
Ohio
NBC Camerman
Board Approves Budget In 4 3 Vote For 1962 53 Plans
The board of trustees approved school and college district budgets totaling 6.6 million with a 22 cent tax rate increase, the higher choice over two alternatives. Supt. George Gentry favored the original budgets including a 200 raise for nearly all district employees. Dr. Horeczy cast the deciding vote after a 3 3 tie, with four members voting for the highest budget and three against. The 1962 53 school district budget is 5,716,437.68 and junior college budget 891,108.53.
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Board of
George Gentry
Gentry
Joe T. Horeczy
Karl Opryshek
Horeczy
William H. Bridges
Knox T. Beavers
Clifton A. Adams
A. R. Stark
Opryshek
Dr. L. D. Victory
Stark
Beavers
Baytown appoints fulltime head of special education
John Woodard has been named head of special education in Baytown schools the first fulltime supervisor for the program. The veteran educator joins from Houston where he supervised rehabilitation for the TEA covering Houston Galveston and Beaumont. Also joining are nine teachers and new staff such as Louise Stiles and Maudine Raynor who bring extensive experience in cerebral palsy and trainable retarded populations.
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Baytown
John Woodard
Houston
Texas Education Agency
Galveston
Beaumont
Woodard
All Yes
University of Houston
North Texas State College
Denton
East Texas State Teachers College
Commerce
Wesley College
Greenville
Southern Methodist University
Quitman
Tex
Wood County
Bristol
Park Springs
Slidell
Decatur County
Stiles
East Central State Teachers College
Ada
Okla
Lee College
Maudine Ray‘mor
Sam Howston State Teachers College
Mktway
Raynor
Pope
Mehde Lote
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George F. Gaiennie
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West Baytown Kiwanis Club
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M. W. Morgan
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W. Humble
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Frances R. Hardgrave
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Gene Bosse
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Baytown Junior High
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