Last Baytown School To Get Air Conditioning
The Horace Mann Junior School will receive air conditioning as part of the district's $7.7 million bond plan. Massey-Graves Co., Inc. won the contract with a bid of $222,600, beating North Shore Heating and Air Conditioning Co., Dolen Mechanical Contractors, Inc., and James Letsos Co. The bid undercuts a prior October bid by $26,000 and completes bids for air conditioning all district plants.
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Horace Mann
Massey - Graves Co., Inc
Massey - Graves
North Shore Heating and Air Conditioning Co
Dolen Mechanical Contractors, Inc
James Letsos Co
Massey-Graves
Horace .Mann
James A. Davis
Ight
C. W. Suesse
Suesse
Texas Education Agency
Robert Sauls
Sauls
Texas Educaton Agency
Seminar on hot checks and crime prevention for business men
A Tuesday Baytown seminar at the Community Building runs from 7 45 to 9 45 p m for business men and their employer. Sponsored by the Distributive Education Club at Robert E Lee High School as public service. In Hospital Mrs F L Wilson of 2603 Cedar Bayou Lynchburg is in Room 41 at Tidelands Hospital Channelview after an autopedestrian accident Sunday. She may receive visitors.
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Baytown
Distributtive Education Club
Robert E. Lee High School
Fred L. Wilson
Cedar Bayou
Lynchburg
Tidelands Hospital
Channelview
Baytown Civil Service Commission
City Hall
Thomas R. Hasten
Hasten
Force
Liott
Commissioners Court
Congress
Eckhardt
Buford and Edythe Mu Celebrate First Grandchild
Edythe announced the birth with a gingerbread boy cake for coworkers as Buford and Edythe rejoice over the first grandchild, Richard Cord Burk, born at Bergstrom Air Force Base hospital in Austin to mother Jan Musick. Rene Ffrench is nominated for Texas A and M freshman class president. Other items note visits by R. O. Bells and Mrs. Duke Kilmore of West Memphis, Ark., to the O. Z. Foxworths. T. C. Hammons praising grandson Clifford W. Hammons in Alaska. Mrs. Howard Moseley discusses a country kitchen shower. Helen Kirkpatrick remains hard to reach at home. Ronny Foote of Arizona State University visits the Kelly Fregias in Albuquerque during Thanksgiving hell days.
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O. Z. Foxworths
T. C. Hammons
Clifford W. Hammons
Alaska
Howard Moseley
Helen Kirkpatrick
Ronny Foote
Arizona State University
Kelly Fregias
Albuquerque
N.M
Alaska Airliner Crash Kills 39 On Frozen Lake
A twin engine passenger liner crashes into a frozen lake in barren southwest Alaska, killing all 39 aboard. Other items note Nixon naming Caltech president Dr Lee A Dubridge as science adviser. Brooklyn junior high school closed after disorder. San Francisco State College keeping classes open. Mills doubts extending 10 percent income tax surcharge. UN panel seeks to curb human pollution to prevent extinction.
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Alaska
South Viet Nam Plan Rapped at Paris Talks
South Viet Nam’s delegation brings a three point plan to Paris as U S and North Vietnam move toward the expanded conference. The NLF AN organization spokesman calls the plan ridiculous criticizing the third point urging rally to Saigon and de escalation of fighting with a halt to attacks on cities and a guarded withdrawal of forces.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Paris
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
NLF
Tion
United States
Nguyen Cao Ky
U.S
Eckhardt backs welfare hike and election call
Harris County Congressman Bob Eckhardt urged a Texas special election to restore a proposed constitutional amendment raising the welfare ceiling. He said Proposition 2 would boost state funds for aged needy blind children and the disabled, unlocking matching federal funds. He criticized voter skepticism toward amendments and urged better voter education.
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Wanda Orton
Harris County
Bob Eckhardt
Baytown Senior Citizens
Texas
Eckhasit
Eckhardt
Highway Commission
Cain
Bill el
Ashland Celebrates Safety and 1 Billion Sales Milestone
More than 360 Ashland Chemical employees gathered at the San Jacinto Inn to mark 612,722 man hours without a disabling injury and to note annual sales surpassing $1 billion for the fiscal year ending Sept 20. Baytown plant manager Charles M. McKay presided as safety plaques were presented and executives highlighted Baytown Rubber Plant’s full name and ashland’s 198 figure net income despite stock adjustments. Wells urged continued safety emphasis as 1963 production projected near capacity, with 160 million pounds to be produced. among attendees were W. N. Marx and Ken Kitchel. Special guest Harry Bowen attended from Columbus, Ohio.
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Fred Hartman
San Jacinto
McKay
Baytown
Ashland
Ashland Chemical Division
Ashland Oil and Refining Co
Wells
Ashland Chemicals
Chemical
Raytown
W. N. Marx
Ken Kitchel
William H. Nolte
Leo Keyes
J. F. Matthews Jr
Harry Bowen
Columbus
Ohio
McNulty Named Realtor Of Year By LEON BROWN
Baytown realty manager Kenneth R. McNulty was named Realtor of the Year by the Bay Area Board of Realtors at its annual installation dinner held at Kings Inn in Clear Lake City. The event recognized retiring directors Karl Springer and B. A. Stewart and past presidents Carter Miller, J. E. Rutter, Robert S. Beverly, Frank R. Boyle Sr., Ray J. Harvey, and Clifford M. "Sparky" Bond. Harvey presented the award to McNulty born in Goose Creek in 1933 and active as a deacon at Cedar Bayou Baptist Church. The group grew from 40 to 73 active members and from 30 to 74 associates since last year.
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Leon Brown
Kenneth R. McNulty
Carter H. Miller and Associates
Baytown
Bay Area
Board of Realtors
Clifford M
Sparky'' Bond
Kings Inn
Clear Lake City
Karl Springer
B. A. Stewart
Carter Miller
J. E. Rutter
Robert S. Beverly
Frank R. Boyle Sr
Ray J. Harvey
Bond
Charles D. Boyle
la Porte
Harvey
McNulty
Goose Creek
Jordan Israel Trade Aggression Charges
Jordan accuses Israel of heavy attack on Northern Jordan killing 13 civilians and wounding 17 as fighting erupts along the cease fire line. Israel says Jordanian fire hit settlements and routes, with air and artillery exchanges and a Sunday raid inside Jordan. Casualties and damage cited by both sides as the UN dispute escalates.
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Associated Press
Jordan
Israel
Beisan
Kafr Assad
Irbid
Golan Heights
Syria
Goodfellows Need More Funds For Christmas Drive
The Chief Goodfellow explains Baytown carpenters of Local 1334 again provide hall space to assemble and pack Christmas aid. He urges citizens to contribute nickels to dollars, stating $3,000 is needed to fund this year’s party and asks for donations to Box 90 as time runs short.
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Carpenters
Baytown
Decker Drive
Goodfellows
Fellas
Goodfellow
St Mark's Christmas Show Set At Church
The Messiah will be sung Sunday afternoon at St Mark's United Methodist Church marking the 21st annual Baytown Christmas presentation by a 74-member choir from 22 churches. Dr Ralphi Dockendorff directs with Ewell Clarke as organist. Deborah Davis and Annileen Creel sopranos lead, with several named soloists and all participants Baytown residents.
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St. Mark's United Methodist Church
Baytown
Ralphi Dockendorff
Trinity Episcopal Church
Ewell Clarke
Redeemer Lutheran Church
Deborah Davis J
Annileen Creel
Stirley Schubert
Xina Stone
Richard Bain
Horace Smith
Charles Stephenson
Jack Walton
First Presbyterian Church
St. Mark's
Weather forecast for Baytown chills Tuesday night
The U S Weather Bureau predicts colder air for Baytown with a low around the middle 30s after midnight and not quite freezing. Expect generally fair skies and a high near 60 Tuesday with no rain forecast.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Baytown
Weather Bureau
US Says 455 DMZ Indicators Since Bomb Halt
U.S. command reports 455 indications of North Vietnamese activity in the DMZ since November 1. American planes artillery and warships fired in at least 12 incidents, with 17 incidents in the southern DMZ and five in the northern half. Some were insignificant or obscured by weather, but several incidents involved direct action including two machine gun attacks on a reconnaissance plane. The 138th North Vietnamese Army Regiment is said to have returned to the southern DMZ on November 2, prompting protest from the South Vietnamese Foreign Ministry.
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Saigon
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
Dmz
Foreign Ministry
138Th Army
International Control Commission
North Vietnam
Stolen Plane Ditches Off Virginia Coast
A lone pilot in a stolen Piper Cherokee 140 took off from New Jersey, failed four landings at Kennedy, then flew south over the Atlantic and ditched off Norfolk, Va. The unidentified 22 year old woman, Joan D Hemphill of Bricktown, NJ, survived in reasonably good condition after Coast Guard rescue. Police linked a blood stained car at Lakewood, NJ to Hemphill and noted a prior domestic dispute. The FBI planned to take custody at Elizabeth City Coast Guard station.
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New York
New Jersey
Kennedy Airport
Atlantic
Norfolk
Coast Guard
Joan D. Hemphill
Bricktown
Hemphill
Lakewool
Vance K. Randie
Elizabeth City
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Ocean County Aviation
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New Mexico
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University of Houston
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Ashbel Smith Elementary School
Nelda Reid
Carver-Jones
Alene Bunting
Joy Ralls
DeZavala
Margaret Broussard
Rotary Meeting
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Richard Nixon
Lee A. Dubridge
California Institute of Technology
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San Francisco State College
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
U.N. General Assembly
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Crea
Ray Harvey
Cook
Jene Willingham
Gertie Ize Bates
Sue Wenckens
Betty Short
Lucille Smith
Garl “Shorty” Tharp
Ross Ster
Ghum
Summa
Hamadiya
Ashdot Yaaqov
Tel Qazir
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Fkar Ruppin
Mroz
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Neve Ur
Beit Yosef
Sea of Galilee
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Jordanian
Amman
Aqaba
U.N. Security Council
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J.S. Davis
Warren McCall
Missie
Bruce Earl Causey
Willingboro
Node
A. J. Hruby
Joe
Mose
Vernon Shaw
Virginia
Citizens National Bank & Trustt Co
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