Baytown Weekend Emergency Calls and Local Notices
weekend Baytown reports include SUN Sunday night search for a missing forty foot runabout from Galveston to Mor gens Point, located in Texas City. Sailboat overturned near Sylvan Beach. rescue completed before arrival. Elementary and junior high seventh graders register Thursday at 8 20 a m. eighth and ninth at 12 43 p m. sophomores Friday at 9 30 a m. juniors Friday at 12 40 p m. classes start Tuesday Sept 4. Stolen wallet items totaled 4 at Magnolia Street residences. robbery reported. Educational building bid notice at Redeemer Lutheran Church due 5 p m Wednesday Sept 5. Car recovered in Channelview Sunday. stolen from Adams Baytown. Football kick-off banquet set for 7 30 p m Monday at Bar QOCAW Local 4333 union meetings. Binoculars worth 25 stolen from boat. police report. Windshield of car broken on Morrell Street. no injuries. Theft solved: Baytown police arrest 13 year old. $31 60 recovered by family. Weather partly cloudy through Tuesday with scattered showers. Galveston tides listed. Sept cystic Fibrosis drive tea planned. local juror noted in Estes Park. First Presbyterian Church Baytown planning two story addition with 10 060 square feet.
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the Sun
Sept 9 Polio Dose Drive and Community Notices
Baytown and area residents were reminded of the September 9 second Sabin polio dose as part of a mass immunization effort in Harris County. The drive lists multiple Baytown and nearby locations, and clinics require consent forms. Community events include Lions Club meeting, a family musical program, Rotary district address, scout registrations, and school board planning.
Baytown School Bus Schedule For Sign Up Days
Baytown schools outline bus service for registration days Thursday and Friday. Buses depart at 7:30 am to collect elementary and seventh grade students for 8:30 am registration. At 11:40 am they return to schools then head to various stops to pick up eighth, ninth grade, and Robert E. Lee seniors for 12:45 pm reporting. home at 4:30 pm. Friday carries sophomores to 8:20 am and 11:40 am return, with REL juniors picked up for 12:45 pm and home by 2:30 pm.
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Baytown
Robert E. Lee
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Communist China to likely test nuclear device soon
U S Disarmament Agency officials warned that Communist China probably will detonate a nuclear weapon within months as they explained the urgency behind the new limited treaty proposal banning tests in the atmosphere space and underwater. In Dallas the attorney for the Texas House investigating Committee said slant well scandals taint the oil and gas regulatory system as a probe begins in a crowded courtroom.
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Washington
U.S. Disarmament Agency
China
Dallas
Texas House
David Witts
World News Roundup From Around The Globe
A compilation notes a delayed Alcoa strike at Rockdale as United Steel Workers head Jake Walker comments. Reports claim U S blames the Soviet Union for Berlin shooting disorders and seeks a four power conference. Arctic explorer Vihjalmur Stefansson dies at 82 in Hanover New Hampshire.
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Aluminum Co. of America
Alcoa
Jake Walker
United Steel Workers Union
Soviet Union
Berlin Wall
Foreign Office
Moscow
Vihjalmur Stefansson
Hanover
N. H
Mrs Hart Rites set for Tuesday in Baytown
Funeral services for Virginia Mae Hart 56 of 13 E Fayle will be held at 3 am Tuesday at Paul A Lee Funeral Home. She died Monday at home after living in Baytown since 1929. Burial Memory Gardens. Survivors: husband H Hart two sons Herschel Hart one Dallas two brothers Ted Boone Alonzo Boone Nashville three sisters Jessie Lane Lila Browning Reno five grandchildren.
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Bubba) Hart
E. Fayle
Paul A. Lee
Hart
Baytown
Humboldt, Tenn
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Baytown Junior High
C. E. Meadows
Coady
Baptist Church
Memory Gardens
Paul UW. Lee
Football Season Ducat Deadline Is Saturday
Season ticket option holders have until noon Saturday to pick up their 1962 Gander football tickets. After Saturday the athletic office staff will handle seating changes and ticket orders. Tickets will be mailed on receipt of payment or picked up at the athletic office.
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Dan Stallworth
Stallworth
Cuba Shelling Legal Aspect Investigated
Washington probes whether the offshore shelling of Havana violated the neutrality act. The State Department blamed a Miami exile Cuban students group for Friday night’s attack but not the ships’ origin. Justice officials study possible prosecutions while leader Juan Manuel Salvat dodges ship base details.
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Havana
State Department
U.S
United States
Justice Department
Miami
Juan Manuel Salvat
Jeader
Miramar
Off Course Mariner 2 Launch Aims For Venus Cruise
Cape Canaveral launched Mariner 2 atop an Atlas Agena B rocket on a 109 day mission to Venus. A late trajectory error could miss Venus by up to 600 000 miles, with onboard motors able to correct a potential 500 000 mile course adjustment.
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Sidialight
Earth
Venus
Fla
Iner 2
Wupwansee Ae
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Jack James
Mariner
NASA
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Mariner 2
James
Mar
Exchange Student Here German TV Sounds Like Good Idea
Christian Sander, a 16 year old German exchange student from Kassel, lives with the Franklin family in Baytown for a school year under the American Field Service Scholarships. He attends Robert E Lee High School as a senior and will study German while living with an American host family. Two more foreign students will join Baytown families. $1300 was raised by Robert E Lee groups and civic clubs to help fund the program. He notes German TV has no ads and offers a special 20 minute block daily, and he will help with mowing grass as part of being treated as a family member rather than a guest.
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Germany
Christian Sander
Christian
Baytown
Ible
Franklin
Shirk
Jamie
Eveag
Robbie
112
American Field Service
Sanders
Franklins
Otto
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Marianne
United States
Britain U S Plan on Nuclear Test Bans Shunned by Soviets
At the seven nation disarmament conference the United States and Britain proposed a partial ban on all tests including atmosphere and underwater tests with on site inspections, while the Soviet Union led by Deputy Foreign Minister Vasily Kuznetsov rejected the plan saying underground tests must be included. The United States and Britain later offered a second draft to ban tests in all environments, but with international inspection, a move Kuznetsov dismissed, calling it a stimulant to nuclear war.
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Soviet Union
Immoedi
United States
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Kuznetsov
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
Dean
Mrs Garbs Dies At 71 In Crosby Texas
Frances Ella Garbs 71, resident of Crosby for 50 years, died Sunday at Daytona Hospital. Survived by husband Ernest H. Garbes two sons Ernest J. Garbs and Harry Garris one daughter Mrs OMe Kristinek one brother John Paren ica one sister Mrs Janie Baron and five grandchildren. Services Tuesday 10 a.m. at Crosby Brethren Church officiated by Rev. Albert Michalik and Rev. Dan Bynum Burial at Memory Gardens Cemetery Earthman Highlands Funeral directing.
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Gustafson
Temple
Crosby Brethren
Albert Michalik
Dan Bynum
Gardens Cemetery
Earthman
Highlands
Directina
Policemen Win Wage Hike Okay
Baytown officials weigh budget routes after policemen gain a $45 monthly raise in a Saturday referendum. City-wide pay boosts would total about 8 percent for all employees, costing roughly $102,000 and potentially raising the tax rate by 15 cents. Precinct results show seven of eight precincts voting for the raise.
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Jack Fharon
C. A
Chris) Hansen
J. B. LeFevre
David C. Funderburk
Carver High School
Baytown Police Association
California Blaze Kills 6 Children
In Clovis California six Funk children perished in a house fire that destroyed their new home. Fire Chief W E Riley cited wind drafts after a teen neighbor smashed a window to aid rescues. Deputy Coroner Walter Sechler said all died from suffocation. The father Ben Funk, 32, a cabinet maker, was awakened by smoke and tried to rescue the children.
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Calif
Ben
Betty Funk
Fresno
W. E. Riley
Dennis
Howard
Charlotte
Shirley
John
Deborah
Walter Sechler
Sataya
Fink
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