Anson Jones PTA and James Bowie PTA Meeting Notices
Officers and standing committee chairmen of Anson Jones PTA will meet at 2 p.m. Monday at the home of Mrs. Robert H. Holmes, 101 Miriam Street. James Bowie PTA will meet at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday in the school auditorium. Yacht Club races set for 2 p.m. Saturday with trophies afterward. Weekend weather: partly cloudy and warm with thundershowers. temps 48 to 90. Galveston tides listed for Sunday and Monday with high and low times. No visitors to see Mrs. Canant after surgery. she will be at home 712 Har b old Lane.
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Anson Jones
Agsn
Robert H. Holmes
Miriam Street
PTA
Money
Mil
Galveston
Mondas
Fred Canun
Tro John Sealy Hospital
Galiveston
San Jacinto Elementary
Canant
Iold. Lane
Baytown Postcard Log Shows Local Bits and Names
A mosaic of short notes from Baytown area residents includes Leslie Williams family vacation chatter from Long Beach to the Smoky Mountains, plus mentions of Bob Adams seeking a transistor radio and Dr. Herbert H. Duke pondering a news story. Additional items reference Dor. Satterwhite’s two year project, Ted Lieberman sipping coffee, and visits and travels among families and staff around Baytown.
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Leslie Williams
LaNell
LaDill
Long Beach
Fla
Baytown
Smoky Mountains
Bob Adams
Herbert H. Duke
Dor. Satterwhite
Ted Lieberman
al Harris
Molly McElroy
Jake Fanestiel
Kilgore Road
J. T. Lavetts
Judy Wanzer
Carolyn Draeger
Gaz
Lee College
Tom Rushing
Vic Wratten
Gas plume origin debated at La Porte hearing
Harris County anti pollution officer Dr. Walter A Quebedeaux Jr said the gas that hovered over La Porte for about 90 minutes likely came from S W Chemical Co despite company denials. Testimony by plant manager Nelson Lewis and police chief Carl Busch framed the investigation as the judge allowed no defense cross examination.
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Walter A. Quebedeaux Jr
Harris County
la Porte
S&w Chemical Co
Quebedeaux
Justice of the Peace V. S. (Budd
Harris County District Attorney
S&w Chemical
Nelson Lewis
Quebideaux
S&w
Senate Debates Medical Care for the Elderly in 1960s
Washington reports the Senate opens debate on medical care for the elderly, with Kennedy and Johnson backing expanding Social Security health programs while Eisenhower demands a veto on such plans. The article also notes related foreign aid actions and budget approvals shaping the session.
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Washington
Senate
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Latin America
Nixon
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Foreign Relations Committee
Cuba
Congo
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Boys' Work Tour Planned By City Optimist Leader
Lester Alford of Optimist International leads a Boys Work tour visiting Baytown Sulphur Lake Charles Jennings Raceland Gretna and New Orleans then Liberty Channelview Pasadena and Heaston to promote boys work programs. Alford, a three year Optimist, serves as district bays sark director and will meet with local clubs and zones during the tour.
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Nriet 4
Optimist International
Lester Alford
Baschesen
Joistriet
Bees
Slondey
Gine
Dwowerk
Trurs
Tate
Clise
Chile
Faous Breifront
Alforts
Louisiana
Sulphur
Lake Charles
Jennings
Raceland
Gretna
New Orleans
Alford
Liberty
Channelview
Pasadena
Heaston
la Porte Club
District Bays Sark
He Surs
Ser Alford
Pree If
Baytown Budget Deficit Reported At Over $300000
Honolulu AP reports Baytown faces a budget deficit exceeding 300000 dollars as officials review city finances. The story notes ongoing financial strain and potential measures to balance the budgets amid fiscal challenges.
Baytown Tests New Landfill System For Garbage
Baytown City Council directed a shift to trench burial of waste at Decker Drive and Barkaloo Road sites. Public Works Director CW Grantham oversees crews, with costs rising but slated as cheaper than former disposal. City aims to cover three acres, burying trash in trenches then sealing with dirt and cover.
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Baytown
Anto
Barkaloo Road
Grantham
Decker Drive
al Chiadan
J. B. le Fevre
Il le Fevre
Powers Showpiece Leaves Western Europe Unimpressed
Europe reacted coolly to the Powers trial as a propaganda showpiece with a lenient sentence. Western observers say the verdict offered little fresh insight while highlighting Cold War tensions ahead of the Paris summit. The coverage notes mixed sympathy and skepticism across Britain Denmark Italy and Rome as comments cited misgivings about espionage and U S policy.
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London
APC
Dewers
Europe
Francis Gary Prowers
Arnesiog
Denmark
Copenhagen
Perloweende
Torstohish
United States
Meere
New Speed Limits Take Effect Monday In Baytown
Baytown sets blanket 30 mph limit on all residential streets and many through routes. Several zones raised or unchanged after a two month study led by City Manager J B Fevre. Committee members included Police Chief Ray Montgomery and City officials. A 20 mph school zone extends near James Bowie Elementary and along Highway 146 for crossing areas. Additional 36 mph zones are listed along Highway 146 from James to Cedar, West Texas Ave extension, Cedar Bayou Road, and other corridors.
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Baytown
Ray Montgomery
J.B. A 'Fevre
Martuomery
Carpors Miion Court
Barney Ward
Jub Buseh
George Chandler
Roy Hughes
Oh I
James Bowie
Davis
Ari Fears Wah
Kilgore
James
Cedar Ave
Texas Ave
Ajchart Dive
Cedar Bayou
North Main
Melviney Rural
Nileandigar
Sath Alesindey
West Main
Spr
Council To Begin 60-61 Budget Study Monday
By JOHN MARSH budget talks open Monday as Bytown City Council reviews a 1960-61 plan showing a roughly $1.38 million reserve for emergencies and a projected $852,780 deficit. City Manager J B Le Fevre urges extra revenue and outlines staffing, street, and utility cost increases. The plan relies on a $50 million citywide valuation and about 4 percent collection, with police, fire, and public works expansions, and shifts in funding from the Waste Dept to general use.
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John Marsh
Bytown City Coucilmen
le Fevre
J. B. le Fevre
Tran
Morley
Lems
Utamble i and Refining Co
Fer
Hag
Department of Public Safety
Fevre
Iit
Ling
Congo Group Set For U.N. Meeting
Congo leaders push to the United Nations as Patrice Lumumba accuses Dag Hammarskjold of bias over troop withdrawal and declares Congo not anyone’s property. Nine African states meet daily amid rising UN staff tensions and Lumumba’s outbursts before the Security Council backs neutrality policy.
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United Nationa
OAR
Armel
Congo
Seiad
Coanesessen
Critiis
Fodewates
Liery
Conwelese
Drerick
Patrice Laumumba
Dag Harmarskjold
Personne
Texas cities burdened by costs in municipal tabulation
Readable fragments show Texas cities facing spending, with mentions of a $151 million tab, a municipal league survey rating, and various global and national references. The jumble includes political figures, space and military notes, and unrelated international items, creating a noisy, uneven summary.
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Texas
Strenty
Trays Municipal League
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