Baytown Voters Face Policemen Pay Raise Vote Saturday
Baytown residents decide if city policemen receive a 45 dollar monthly raise funded by a tax increase. The measure affects all city employees and requires about 20 thousand dollars to finance, with a planned three cent tax rate rise to cover policing pay and a total 15 cent tax bump to raise all city wages.
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Jack Huron
City Counecil
H. E. McKee
State Maring Co
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Sun Spots Optimist Dance and local notices
Sun Spots reports a Teen Dance at the Optimist Club House on Lee Drive from 9 am to 1 pm with weigh in for third to sixth graders. Admission is $1. Crosby High football coach Jack Spence attended a budget hearing clarification. Baytown police report a minor robbery case near Lynchburg Kimball and other local notes.
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Perry Club
Volunthe League
Tec Firemen
Jack Spence
Crosby High Foot
Crosby School Board
Tax Equalization Board
Desperadoes nabbed after daylight burglary in Baytown
Three young boys, ages 4, 5, and 8, were captured after a daytime break in at 406 3 Whiting. The loot consisted of empty soft drink bottles. Baytown Police Detective Robert Merchant credited with solving the case after tips from the public. The youths were turned over to their parents and faced no further charges for fingerprints.
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Poll Locations and Election Judges Listed by Precincts
The notice lists poll locations and judges by precinct including Precinct 12 at Alamo School with James F L Rhodes, Precinct Thad Felton s KG Wester, Precinct 100 at Ashbel Smith School with W O Tidoron, Precinct 10 at Volunteer Firemen s Recreation Unit with Mrs G H Dabney, Precinct 102 at Community House No 2 with A Contreras Uresinet 149 at San Dacinta School Tel Kiowset, Precinct 248 at Carver School Woodrow W Lewis and Bowie School with Wayne McChirg a.
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James FL Rhodes
Thad Felton
Wester
Ashbel Smith
W. O. Tidoron
G. HB
Dabney
A. Contreras
Uresinet
San Dacinta
Tel Kiowset
Carver
Woodrow W. Lewis
Precinct
Bowie
Wayne McChirg A
Unclear world tension and labor events amid political shifts
A scrambled report notes Dr Harold Kidinoff's letter aimed at hospitalizing a killer, Emery 2 dacibs faking testimony in Senate probes, Dobrynin seeking meeting with Dean Rusk, Eastern Air Lines labor action ending a day strike, Princess Margaret public engagements, Cuban troops killing Manoel Joper, New Zealand withdrawing paratroopers from Thailand amid Laos moves, NBC rejecting a GOP request for shorter night telecasts, and others with disjointed references to strikes and political events.
Harris County Court backs talks to end cafeteria dispute
County Commissioners Court voted to cancel an agreement with the cafeteria operator and negotiate a new contract open to the general public. Judge Elliott motion supported by WW Raney. Houston worries over first year payment for the County Stadium project remain unresolved.
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Attackers Sought After Near Miss On De Gaulle Ride
Paris AP report says police hunt a Dark-haired man about 30 who rented a light panel truck used in a near fatal ambush on Charles de Gaulle. The attempt, the second planned attack this month, left the president uninjured at Colombey-les-Deux-Eglises as officers pursue leads from a suburban garage and a booby-trapped vehicle.
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Groom Of 3 Days Dies After Reno Kidnap Attack
A 23 year old California groom, Jack Foster of Yreka, was shot twice in the head and died at Washoe Medical Clinic Reno after a kidnap and rape ordeal that began in their motel room. His bride Patricia Foster, 23, of Medford, Ore., was treated for shock. Lester Morford, 18, of Santa Rosa, Calif., is jailed for assault with intent to kill. Nevada highway patrolman Larry Foster chased and captured him near Silver Springs after Patricia leaped from the car in Carson City. The couple were taken from their room early Wednesday and driven through Truckee to Lake Tahoe before heading east.
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Yreka
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Santa Rosa
Larry Foster
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Silver Springs
Truckee
Lake Tahoe
Council To Hear Traffic Problems
Harris County Federal Savings and Loan Assn. representatives join the City Council at 5 pm Thursday to discuss traffic issues on Defoe Gaillard and Sterling streets. Baytown Junior Chamber proposes a park site at Alexander Drive and Highway 146. A license for electrical contractors is on the agenda. Residents on Arthart Drive and Hunter Street will petition against a beer license. The library landscaping project and subdivision ordinance ANNENINE for areas north of the city limits are also discussed.
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Johnson Visit to Lebanon Sparks Spontaneous Greetings
President Lyndon B. Johnson, in an unscheduled Lebanon stop, greets Beirut crowds and speaks with locals including a 15 year old boy as he toured in sweltering heat. Johnson tells supporters America is a friend to the people, chats with watermelon vendors, and invites a child to America as the motorcade pauses at a melon stand.
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Ibrahim Sawaan
Tohnson
Aid Brings Red Warning In Berlin
The United States says it will not recognize the Communist East German regime or its administrative entities. In Berlin, Soviet armored cars entered West Berlin under escort as U S and Soviet vehicles moved between sectors. Western traffic faces no general interference for now, with Allied rights and Soviet responsibilities remaining in Berlin.
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Merchants’ Teacher Fete Set for Baytown Teachers
Baytown teachers will be honored next Wednesday August 29 with a reception in the Robert E Lee High School cafeteria from 10 19 to 10 10 a m. Robert G Feinberg chair of the Retail Merchants Committee will oversee arrangements. Committee members will form a receiving line and present school calendars as favors. The event is the merchants committee annual back to school tradition for the past decade.
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William F Thain Dies Rites Pending
William Frank Thain, 67, of 1401 Yupan Baytown resident for 40 years, died at home at 4:30 p.m. Wednesday after collapsing while taking leaves in his yard. Funeral services are pending with Earthman Funeral Home. A World War I veteran, he retired from the pipefitters department at Hamble Oil and Refining Co Baytown Refinery. Survivors include three sons Thomas PL Thain of Robert, Thain of Houston, Rex TL Thain of Abilene. three daughters Dorothy M Poster Molly Ann Lee of Baytown and Alice Doyce Cato of Channelview. a sister Mrs W A Bolch of Port Arthur and 14 grandchildren.
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Robert
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Senate Moves Toward Drug Bill Approval
Washington AP report notes the Senate pressed toward prompt passage of a drug bill, urged by President Kennedy, to tighten safeguards against dangerous or ineffective medicines. The measure, part of Kennedy’s five priorities, faced debate limits but aimed for a final vote before session end.
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Tax hike looming as Texas agencies seek big budget boosts
Texans may face higher taxes next year as four months of hearings reveal state agencies requesting over 3.2 billion for the next two fiscal years. The Legislative Budget Board says tax bills are likely if requests pass, with education and public colleges seeking the largest increases and exemptions like groceries under review.
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University of Houston
Encefeures Moche de State Parks Board
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