Baytown community notices and activity roundup
Baytown groups announce bowling league for women at Bay Lanes with contact May Cole, PTA executive board meeting for James Bowie on Wednesday at 7 30 a m, juvenile arrests after window break at 3511 Market, pup tent stolen from Boy Scout Troop house, damage to Atwood sign investigated, Baytonians at Texas Retail Grocers Association in Dallas, 4-H Club and various club meetings, tacky party hosted by Business and Professional Women's Club, rummage sale by Xi Gamma Chi and Beta Sigma Phi, new sewing classes starting at Knights of Columbus Hall with registration through local fabric shops.
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Xi Gamma Chiapter
Beta
Sigma -Phi
Sorority
Knights of Columbus Hall
Edna Boyer
East Texas
Country Club
Weather Forecast With Tides for Galveston
Partly cloudy and hot through Wednesday with scattered afternoon showers. Temperatures range from 74 to 95 degrees. Galveston tides: low at 1 15 am, high at 7 28 am and 7 11 pm.
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Galveston
Baytown executive seek clues as Gulf area names recur
A fragmented OCR list shows Baytown industrial executive Jean Gagnon and La Porte figure Frank Boyle along with Houston officials and locals like Russell Liles and Ralph Garrett. The chatter mentions travel, watches, and social scenes from Galveston to Beaumont, with names such as Bruce Ramsey, John Echals family in Florida, and Connie Magourik.
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Jean Gagnon
Baytown
Frank Boyle
la Porte
Houston
Russell Liles
Ralph Garrett
Bruce Ramsey
John C. Echals
Florida
Cape Kennedy
Bob Jones
Charles Mickel
Bill Strickler
Smokey
Wood
Corbell
Luau
David Broussard
Les College Classis
Tnez Clayton
Robbye Soners
Gloria Wismar
A. R. Wilson
Mont Belvieu
Carolyn Kilgore
Ann
Beau-mont
Connie Magourik
Hicuston
John Rosamond
Manning
Die-Hards Keep Riot Area Tense in Watts
AP reports nighttime gunfire in Watts as rioting persists with police and National Guard patrolling. No sniper fatalities, but death toll reaches 33 with most victims Black. Rioters arrested amid martial-law conditions while funerals move through the district and markets reopen under armed clerks.
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Los Angeles
National Guard
Watts
National
New LC Budget Includes Raises for College Staff
Lee College plans a 1965 66 budget with salary raises for faculty and clerical, custodial, maintenance and transportation staff. Supt. George H. Gentry said faculty may see adjustments once the salary schedule is adopted, with possible approval after the budget is adapted. The board's salary committee is reviewing the matter and aims for parallel raises across departments.
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Tee College
George H. Gentry
Gentry
Lee College
Pike
Baytown Sun debuts new twin press with early bugs
The Baytown Sun celebrated the launch of its new two press system a Fairchild Color King. Foreman Henry Reimer led staff through initial trials and fixes as the presses reached Whisperjet speed. Editor Fred Hartman warned of early gremlins but promised sharp, readable results for Harris County readers.
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Baytown Sun
Henry Reimer
Reimer
Harris County
the Sun
Fairchild
Fred ‘Hartman
Bowles Undergoes Successful Operation For Parkinsons Disease
U S ambassador to India Chester Bowles underwent a successful operation for Parkinsons disease, with officials stating improvement. Meanwhile hopes of finding Argentines alive after Andean avalanche burial fade as efforts continue. Negotiators labor through night and morning seeking a maritime strike agreement, with no sign of progress.
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U.S
India
Chester Bowles
Tax Hearings Open as City Board Reviews Assessments
Twenty four taxpayers attended Monday sessions with the city board of tax equalization as hearings on assessed values began. M Cae heads the tax appraisal department and said hearings run in 15 minute slots with some remaining for Tuesday. The board may extend into Wednesday but a decision on start dates for late hearings was expected Tuesday. After the date is set, notices of changes in assessments will be mailed alphabetically to property owners from Ponderosa through Plumwood. Taxpayers had already been notified of prior assessment changes.
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City Board of Tax Equalization
M. Cae
City
Equalization Board
Coe
Meade
Ponderosa
Plumwood
Houston TV Sets Early Gemini Coverage Across Networks
Houston television stations plan 5 a.m. start for Gemini Titan V launch coverage with ABC Jules Bergman CBS Walter Cronkite Mike Wallace NBC anchors. If launch is delayed, networks keep early orbit reports and reschedule later wrapups through Thursday night with plans for Friday recovery Splash Down. Channel 2 has a.m. start, Channel 11 about 244 hours, Channel 13 at 6 30 a.m.
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Houston
ABC
Jules Bergman
CBS
Walter Cronkite
Mike Wallace
NBC
Chet Huntley
David Brinkley
Frank McGee
Merrill Mueller
Channel 2
Chanel 11
Channel 13
Lee College Board Routine Session Agenda
The school board will meet Tuesday night at 7730 rpm in a regular session to discuss Lee College affairs. Supt. George H. Gentry says no unusual matters are expected. The meeting, postponed from Monday, may consider unlisted items. no plans to discuss the separation lawsuit are confirmed.
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Lee College
George H. Gentry
Knox Beavers
Beavers
Ackers Hill Barber Hill seniors register Sept 1
School officials schedule student registration for Barbers Hill High School. Seniors register 9 a.m to noon on Sept 1, juniors 2 to 3 p.m. Sept 1, sophomores 9 a.m to noon Sept 2, and ninth graders 1 to 3 p.m. Sept 2.
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Barbers Hill High School
Two Journalism Courses Offered At Lee College
Lee College announces two journalism courses for fall enrollment. Jour nalism 612a with The Lantern meets at 8 a.m. on Monday Wednesday and Friday under Miss Sue Jones, focusing on paper production and lectures on newspaper work. Journalism 313 offers work on The Log yearbook with flexible hours and three credit hours from September to spring issuance.
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Lee College
Lantern
Sue Jones
Lanter
Lee
30 Aboard Aircraft Jet Plunges Into Lake
A United Airlines jet bound from New York to Chicago plunged into Lake Michigan near Waukegan during a storm. Debris and luggage were spotted by a Coast Guard cutter about 15 miles offshore. Thirty aboard were believed killed, with four bodies recovered so far and search hampered by weather.
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Chicago
United
Air Lines
Lake Michi
James Seymour
Crystal Lake
Coast-“Guard
New Woodbine
York
Boeing
Coast Guard
Waukegan
Woodbine
Lake Muehnlen
Association
Most Important Astronauts Take Flight Physicals
Cape Kennedy Florida AP doctors begin last major physicals for Gemini 5 crew L Gordon Cooper and Charles Conrad Jr before eight day spaceflight. Team reviews weather, Atlantic tropical threats and Pacific typhoons Lucy and Mary with recovery ship Quebec ready. launch set for 9 a.m. EST.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
L. Gordon Cooper Tr
Charles Conrad Jr
Gemini
Atlantic
Pacific
United States
Lucy
Mary
Japan
Quebec
REL schedules new student registrations at Lee High
Henry Armstrong announced REL and Carver high schools will host student registration in early September for new pupils. Sophomores register September 1, juniors and seniors September 2–3, with forms due by August 21. The year spans 176 days with holidays including Labor Day and Thanksgiving.
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Robert E
Carver
Impryate High School
REL
Riareh
Former President Fissenhower joins senators in UN peace fear debate
Dwight D. Fissenhower alongside several senators criticizes the United States decision to drop the effort to compel Russia and France and others to pay UN peacekeeping assessments. Sukarno of Indonesia threatens nationalization of remaining U.S. property if Washington maintains its stance. Spain shocks with a 2-0 Davis Cup lead as Manuel Santana defeats Frank Froehling HT, while Tuan Gishest beats Dennis Halston.
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Dwight D. Fissenhower
U S
Russia
France
Sukarno
Indonesia
U.S
Spain
United States
Manuel Santana
Frank Froehling HT
Coral Gahtes
Fla
Tuan Gishest
Dennis Halston
Bakersfield
Calif
Houston judge grants temporary restraining order
Civil District Court in Houston issues a temporary restraining order in a case captioned Compton v. Bee EGENTS, with details appearing on page 7 of the Bee EGENTS. The action pauses specified conduct while the matter proceeds.
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Houston
Compton
Collision on Highway 146 sends Pontiae to Buck Turner's garage
A two car collision on Highway 146 at Ferry Road Extension Saturday night left Willard Henderson's Pontiae towed to Buck Turner’s garage after Henderson attempted a left turn onto Ferry.
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Willard Henderson
Buck Turner
Ferry Road Extension
Henderson
Ferry
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J. E. ‘Gay Jr
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