Baytown Officials Set Meeting on Bids and Contracts
Sun Spots reports School Trustees to meet at 7 20 p m Monday to study bids award contracts for backstage petitions in Lee County auditorium and consider petroleum products. A biracial committee session is also planned. Moskowitz Teter earned a master's at University of Houston and teaches psychology at Lee College. Gun Club of the Gulf Coast plans a 7 p m Tuesday meeting at the Chamber to discuss the new rifle range. A Baytown funeral and budget session notes. Lucky Shopper winner at 403 Hines noted. 10 merchants offered Monday specials.
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Lee_CoNese
Toe Petroleum Products
Moskowitz Teter
University of Houston
Lee College
Igulf Coast Gun Club
Chamber of Commerce
R. O H. Davanay
W. C. Te . ‘. Pavandy
Baytown
Oleman i Wi
Eae Ely
Davanay
P E Ity
Callie Gray
City Hall
Pete
Iing
REL
George H. Gentry
Baytown paintings shown to Lyndon B. Johnson
Mrs. Haskell Lilly of Baytown presented two paintings to Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson during a Monday afternoon coffee at the Rice Hotel. Baytown labor leader Bert Gresham organized the gift as Johnson attended a Rotary Club meeting.
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LBJ
Haskell Lilly
Baytown
Lyndon B. Johnson
B. A
Bert) Gresham
Rice Hotel
Johnson
Rotary Club
Afl-Cio
James W. van Cex Jr
General Johnson
Lil
Texas
Avinnade
Baytown i
Tow
Local notices and light society items from Baytown Sun
A jumble of brief items recalls residents and events around Baytown including staff changes at The Sun with Laura Woods taking a role as women's editor and Wanda Idoux becoming a full time housewife. Other notes mention football ticket pickup, a Clyde Jones Service Award recipient J C Deckard, and a Baytown City Council patrol sighting during Wee hours.
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R. B. Warne
Cardilestick Park
Calif
T.D. O'Brien
Mississippi
Cecil Morse
Bahamas
Miami
Cecil
Norman Hargrave
Baytown
Larry Foerster
J.C. Deckard
Clyde Jones
AEL
Estelle Pickering
Dan Stallworth
Laura Woods
the Sun
Wanda Idoux
T. E
Tammy) Cook
Kenneth E. Badzell
August Rainfall Report From Humble Baytown Refinery
Rain totals through August show 0.130 inch to date with minor showers, underlining a dry spell. August weather notes from Humble Oil and Refining Baytown Refinery compare year to year with 1963 at 13.02 inches and 1962 around 33.9 inches, indicating persistent drought conditions.
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Humble Oi and Refining Co
Baytown
Aversee
Senate to Take Up Rail Strike Arbitration Bill
Washington AP report notes Senate action on a compulsory arbitration bill to resolve the railroad labor dispute that could trigger a nationwide strike early Thursday. The measure would create a seven member board to arbitrate key issues including elimination of 32,000 diesel firemen posts and train crew makeup, with binding arbitration possible on all issues within 120 days if talks fail. Democratic splits and union opposition frame the debate as a test of collective bargaining, while House leaders plan a parallel move despite stalled negotiations.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Senate Commerce Committee
Une Tons
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Labor da
Schools Begin Classes and Lee College Registration Notes
Baytown schools set September start for public schools and Lee College with staggered pupil registrations from September 3 to 9. Teachers meet September 3 with a general gathering September 4. College tests, a faculty meeting, and an all college party are planned, plus a substitute teachers workshop and orientation for new teachers.
Rites Held For Paul U Lee Baytown Funeral Home Owner
Funeral services were held at 2 pm Sunday for Paul U. Lee 71 of 403 W Sterling Baytown founder of a long standing Baytown funeral home. Cremation followed at Brookside Memorial Park Trouston. Survived by widow Zenobia, foster son Billy B Ainsanth and foster granddaughter Regeana Ainsworth. Lee a native of Shreveport La moved to Texas as a child and opened the business in 1923. it is East Harris County’s oldest and second oldest Baytown business under current management. He belonged to Goose Creek AFEAM Lodge 1392 Baytown Shrine Club and Arabia Temple of Houston.
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Baytown
Paul U. Lee
W. Sterling
Edwin T. Summers
Grace Methodist Church
Brookside Memorial Park
Trouston
Zenobia Lee
Billy B. Ainsantth
Regeana Ainsworth
Shreveport
Lee
Texas
Harris County
Goose Creek
Communist theatrics and global tension echo through year
The article notes a Soviet anti China campaign with Pravda criticizing Peking's propaganda, political parties backing a single candidate against Gen Cinay Hee Vark in Seoul on October 15, and Kennedy administration cuts to foreign aid. It mentions Cuban trade with 10 of 26 non Communist nations, Paris fashion shots, and a Census Bureau forecast of rising consumer buying ahead.
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China
Favessia
Pravda
Peking
Joseph Gocbel
Cinay Hee Vark
Seoul
World Today: Capt. Veliz Held by North Korea
The piece notes the U S Army Captain Cameron Veliz held by North Korean Communists for 10 days as his wife expresses fear he is being tortured. It mentions a two-week Oslo policy session with 200 young socialists from 75 countries accusing both capitalism and communism of threatening world annihilation.
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U.S. Army
Camteron W. Veliz
Anxs
Oslo
Norway
Orld
Mississippi Governor Race Sparks Conflict Over Policy
Mississippi voters face a tight Democratic gubernatorial primary with Gov. J. P. Coleman and Lt. Gov. Paul Johnson trading accusations of political maneuvering. The campaign discusses health, water quality, and regional growth including NASA plans, with polling stations opening at 7 a.m. and an estimated 445,000 voters expected.
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Jackson, Miss
Mississippi
Farmer
J. P. Colemanards
Paul Johnson
N. E. Davis
Rubel
Rubel Phillips
Phillips
Ed Bishop
Ross Barnett
James H.jare
Clear Lake
University of Mississippi
Davis
Ray
Johnson
Ike
Galveston Bay
I - Coleman
Coleman
Bay Sportsmen Study Galveston Bay Pollution
Five men aboard a 38 foot survey boat Star Gazer sample Galveston Bay waters in a state led project requested by Bayshore Rod Reef and Gun Club. Club president M T Waddell says the effort aims to locate the most serious pollution areas with cooperation from the State Health Department State Water Pollution Control Board Game and Fish officials and county health and game offices.
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Davis
Department
NASA
Ivinity Bay
Galveston Ship Channel
Clear Creek
Taylor Lake
Trinity River
State Health Department
Neil Travis
Seeeng A
The
Galveston Bay
State Water Pollution Control Board, Game and Fish Officials
Harris and
Galveston County Game and Fish Officials
Harris and Galveston
Tarbutton Funeral Held Today in Baytown
A.M. (Andy) Tarbutton aged 65 of 222 W Adone Baytown died Saturday at a Baytown hospital. Services Monday at Grace Methodist Church with burial in San Jacinto memorial Park. Survived by wife Lilian J Tarbutton, daughter Mrs Walter Fitznoon, sister Geneva Crabb and several brothers. Tarbutton was World War II veteran active in Red Cross work and various civic groups. Burial under Earthman Funeral Home direction with plans for a regional meeting of Baytown morticians and associated events at Holiday Inn.
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Grace Methodist Church
A.M
Andy) Tarbutton
W. Adone
Baytown
Edwin T. Summers
A. L. Jordan
Memorial Baptist Church
Ciated
San Jacinto Memorial Park
Earthman Funeral Home
Tarburton
Tiyear
Grace Method
Ist
Rothe Funeral Directors Associationary Club
Knights Templar
Masonic Lodge
U-32
Mississippi
Button
Corsicana
Inburg
Bay
Texas
World Fda
Redlias
Holiday Inn
Joe Speck
Earthman Funeral
Goose Creek
Grain Co
Grief Superland
Billy Ainsworth
Paul A. Market
I Lee Funeral Home
Lilian J. Tarburton
Walter F. Fitz-noon
Patrick
Waco
Geneva Crabb
Croshana
twolGonse Creek
New Ad Brothers
A. J
McAllen
Mess
Vances
Long Beach
Calif
Ards
Crisis talks loom after Saigon protests and crackdown
In Saigon the crisis deepens as Lodge meets Ngo Dinh Diem following a mass student revolt quelled by armed police. Thousands protested at the University of Saigon, police hauled away students, two teen girls were wounded, and a 17 year old girl reportedly killed. Martial law surrounded the palace as U S diplomat arrives to press views on internal strife.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
APUS
Henry Cabot Lodge
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
Viet Nam
Lodge
U.S
University of Saigon
Explosion mystery shocks Montana town and police
Secrecy surrounds an explosion near Butte Montana as authorities investigate a theft tied blast. Up to five men may have died with several injured. Four tons of dynamite were reported stolen from LaVelle Powder Co. days earlier. Investigators say arrests were planned near the blast site but details remain unclear amid confusion.
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Butte
Mont
Bil Dalling
Wil
Liam P. LaVelle Jr
LaVelle Powder Co
LaVelle
Thomas
Sires
Early Loss Index cited in industrial hearing study
Former Humble Oil medical staffer Dr Edward Hermann develops an Early Loss Index to predict hearing loss in workers. Based on 150 600 audiometric readings from 5 000 Humble Oil employees, the method aims to guide safety and hygiene programs to prevent noise induced impairments amid rising industrial noise concerns. The feature appears in Occupational Hazards journal.
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Hermann
Oil and Refining Co
Paytown
Jase Suny
Edward BR. Hermann
Technological Institute of Northwestern University
Humble Oil Medical Department
Industrial Publishing Corporation of
Cleveland
Her Mann
Escape Hole Plug Reached By Drillers
Hazleton AP reports rescuers reached the escape hole plug for miners Fellin 58 and Throne 28, with a 5 ton drill passing two thirds of the way and viability to lift them one by one in a capsule. Lovig Bova 42 has not been heard since Tuesday as rescue teams work through debris to reach the stranded trio.
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Hazleton
David Fallin
Henry Throne
Fellin
Throné
Bova
Throne
Davey
Feilin
Hank
Lovig Pova
Heat Wave Lingers as Texas Stays Ovens Awake
The Associated Press reports Texas endures a severe heat spell with most skies clear and temperatures forecast to top 100. Some western coastal and Panhandle areas expect isolated storms. Sunday highs ranged from 102 in Austin and Fort Worth to 84 in Dalhart, with many cities recording 101 in Dallas and Laredo. Readings included Hereford 1.02 inches of rain.
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Associated Press
Texans
Texas
Texas Panhandle
Red River Valley
Paris
Hereford
Garendon
Ilio
Dalhart
Victoria
Wichita
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W. K. Roquemore
Galveston
Qurudy
Depl
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W. D
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Tucius D. Clay
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Kennedy
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World Today
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Nathan
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Jersey
Montana
Daring’s
Humble
Baytonian
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Arlen Marsh
Nicola Fuceilli
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