Sun Spots and Local Notices Blend in Baytown Area
Obituary notes the death of Mrs. G. L. Wren mother of Mrs. W. W. Millican of Baytown with funeral in Wheeler Texas and a grandson Joe Meeks of Beaumont among survivors. US savings bonds refunds option announced for 1982 tax returns alongside cash or next year's withholding. A Cappella Choir concert set for 7 pm at First Baptist Church with five Baytown area students. Douglas Ragland named vice president of the AIME, a national mining engineers group, to take office in February 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. L. Wren
WW. C. Millican
Baytown
Wheeler
Tex
Sarayers
WU Ss
Obert L. Webb
Internal Revenue Survive Officer
Howard Payne
First Baptist Church
Zaytown
Ivan Baugh
AIME
Douglas Ragland
Hamble Oi
American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers
United Engineering Center
New York City
Plane collision in Ankara kills many and injures hundreds
In Ankara a collision between a Pissinger plane and a Turkish air force cargo plane killed at least 115 people including ground victims. Reports say a Middle East Nichines jet prop Viscount had 14 aboard and a C47 Dakota was also involved. Ground casualties and extensive injuries were confirmed. In New York a U S high source suggested the Soviet Union will seek neutralist pressure for a treaty allowing only three onsite inspections yearly on Soviet territory.
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Ankara
Turkey
United Nations
X. Y
Soviet Union
U. S
Weather and Tides Forecast for Galveston Weekend
Considerable cloudiness and warm Friday and Saturday with early morning fog and drizzle. Temperature range expected Friday 62 to 78 degrees with little change through the weekend. Galveston tides Saturday high at 1:12 p.m. and flow at 6:23 a.m.
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Galveston
Birthday skating party for fourth graders brightens town
Verlene Kate Myers celebrates her sixteenth birthday with a skating party for fourth grade classmates. Cheri Whitten recovers at home from a tonsillectomy and misses school friends. A. Powell marked his birthday with a party hosted by family. Barbara Nelson and Jim Sherwood assist with a Robert E. Lee High School interview contest. Judy Gatlin wins a sales demonstration contest. Wendy Stevens mourns missing fox terrier Tammie, last seen near 4617 Lindberg. reward offered. City Council candidate Ward praised for editorial caricature by Jimmie Watts and received supportive messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verlene Kate Myers
Vernon S. Myers
Cheri Whitten
Hi. A. Powell
Ray ‘Adams
M. £. Turner
Bob Powell
Bill Powell
Wendy
Clyde Stevens
Tammie
City Coucilman
W. L
Sun
Sun Sports
Jimmie Watts
Ward
Wards
Wooster to Get Baytown Public Library Branch
Harris County Commissioners Court approved funds to operate the Wooster branch in 1953. The Wooster Chamber of Commerce arranged space on Bayway Drive and helped finance alterations. After the Sterling Municipal Library opens, county books will move to the Wooster branch and Baytown’s library will remain open for two weeks to receive books.
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Wooster
Baytown
New Wooster
Eva Baybrary
Harris Library
Collier
County Public Library
City of
Harris County Commissioners Court
Rei Rameen
Mary Owensby
Citizens National Bank
Sterling Municipal Library
Hark Blasick
Blasick
Owensby
C. T. Shewelt
Mothers Net $4390 in 1963 Baytown March Drive
Baytown Mothers March for the March of Dimes netted $4390.85, with $161 more than last year. Mrs. Velma Ansley, chairman, announced. East Baytown was led by Mrs. R. Battardee and West Baytown by Mrs. Bartlett Johnson. About 60 women worked door to door. captains included Mrs. Roy Hall and Mrs. W. D. Whit ted.
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Baytown
Velma Ansley
R. 8. Battardee
East Baytown
Bartlett Johnson
West Baytown
Ballarbee
Roy Hall
W. D. Whitted
Clyde Smith
H. G. Johnson
L. E. Adkins
C. C. Holcomb
Elmo King
E. HR. Lovering
X. A. Olachia
Charles McMorrow
James Bord
R. B. Henry
Luther Bell
Leon Peacock
Teacher Repeats Test, Student Claims Changed Answers
A student at Sun Grin accuses a teacher of giving the same test as last semester but asserts the teacher has altered the answers. The exchange highlights concerns over exam integrity while no official action is disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoflont
Senate pause in fight over anti filibuster rule
Washington AP reports the Senate halted its three week clash over a stronger anti filibuster measure. Opponents won a first round victory as the debate paused with lawmakers weighing the next steps and potential strategy. The piece notes a symbolic price of 3.12 dollars but lacks full context for meaning.
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Late News
Washington
Senate
Baytown REL Science Fair Slated Feb 8
Baytown REL hosts annual science fair at Robert Lee High School next Friday beginning 6 30 p m. About 200 entries from REL and four junior high schools Cedar Bayou Baylon Horace Manning Heights compete for top prizes and a trip to the Regional Science Fair in Houston with national event in Albuquerque. Awards are announced at 8 20 p m in the REL auditorium and exhibits reopen to the public 9 15 to 10 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Orton
Robert Lee High School
Baytown
Houston
Albuquerque
REL
A. F. Hodges
Baytown Health League Medicine Budget Hired
County budget for 1963 approves medicine funding of 1800 more for the Baytown outpatient clinic at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital basement space leased from the hospital. The clinic provides free care with the county spending 12912 last year. 12100 for medicine this year. Harris County total budget rises to spurred by welfare patient support. Baytown office budgets also rise. Justice of the Peace M. M. Brown and Constable Paul Anderson offices in Baytown receive increased funds. The overall county budget is 1963 study with district Hood control and eight inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. V.red Ram-sey
Harris County
Justice of the Peace
Ramsey
Baytown
Lable
The
Health League
Caldwell
Office of Justice of the Peace
M. M
Kennedy
Alers Court
United States
Hood
Soviet Breaks Off Nuclear Ban Talks In Washington
Soviet Premier Khrushchev ends the latest round of nuclear test ban talks in New York. The move follows the Atlantic alliance split engineered by De Gaulle. Kennedy orders resumption of Nevada underground test preparations as talks break until Geneva reopening in February.
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Washington
Khrushchev
Atlantic Alliance
Charles de ‘Gaulle
New York
Soviet Union
Geneva
U.S
Kennedy
Nevada
Russia
Dean Rusk
De Gaulle policy roils NATO as talks on disarmament stall
The piece notes cautious Western reaction to De Gaulle's independent Europe stance, the stalled nuclear test ban talks after Khrushchev-Kennedy exchanges, and concerns that Soviet leverage widens if East West rifts deepen. Officials fear De Gaulle may broaden France’s range of action, complicating alliance unity.
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Khrushchev
Allance
de Gaulle
Europe
North Avantic Treaty Organization
World and political notes mix with royal and medical items
In Paris Xe officers consider homicide links to death of Auvord Evans while a broom salesman in the region draws attention. In Rome British PM Macmillan arrives amid moves toward European unity. Dr John Pant Duna defends his staff actions at Pecos Hospital. Queen Elizabeth II and Philip make an overnight Vancouver layover en route to the South Pacific. A district judge fines Ey Ett and Hanry Tr $505 for wheat marketing violations in Oklahoma. Maley runs for governor in 1988. Cardinal D Alton dies in Dublin nursing home.
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Whitfield Davidson
Eyett
Hanry
Oklahoma
Suprem Court
Maley
Rovernor
Optimists to Hold District 26 Convention at Baytown
Baytown Optimist Club hosts District 26 convention at the Holiday Inn over Saturday and Sunday with about 250 attendees including district and zone officials. Ted Bish of Texas City, J. Heffernan of Galveston, and A. Kelly Mixon of Galveston will attend. Registration starts at 10 a.m. Saturday. A general meeting formal dance and district school classes for presidents and secretaries of boys works will be held during the two day session.
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Baytown
Galveston
A. Kelly Mixon
Thrilled to Death About Flying Ends in Tragic Crash
John Nash, 1 year after taking a sight seeing flight, pursued flying lessons by selling his car and a four speed transmission. He vanished during a solo flight from San Juan Capistrano to Apple Valley. Helicopter crews found the rented Cessna 150 crashed near Litton Peak. Funeral services set for the boy who loved flying.
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Brea
Calif
John Nash
Ite
George Nash
John
Pi Ce
Nashes
Fullerton Municipal
Robert Langson
Nash
San Juan Capistrano
Apple Valley
Civil Air Patrol
Sheriff's
Air Force
Litton Peak
San Capistrano
Negro Enrolls as First Black Student at Lee College
Alton V Williams, the first Black student to enroll at Lee College, attended his first English composition class in room 203 amid no incidents. Baytown police and campus staff observed routine precautions as he entered the all white institution.
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Alton V. Williams
Lee College
Williams
la Marque
Alton V. Wiliams
Liberal Arts
Baytown Sun
College Recisivar
Wiliams
iBaytown
Gilliland
Photgrapher
Canada Defense Policy Sticks Amid Nuclear Debate
Ottawa AP report on Canada refuting US criticism of its defense policy. Defense Minister Harkness told the House of Commons the policy is clear and responsible as opposition attacks Washington intrusions and a possible election on the nuclear arms issue looms. The emergency debate ended unsatisfied with no toppling of the government.
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Ottawa
Canada
Douglas Harkness
House of Commons
John G. Diefenbaker
Washington
Commons
Diefenbaker
U.S. State Department
North America
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
State Department
Iday
Liefenbaker
U.S
Harkness
United
TVA Seeks 24000 Palnuts for Project Needs
A TVA spokesman stated the agency aims to buy 24 000 palnuts a glorified nut washer for bolts. reporters asked for definition and a utilities firm provided the term.
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Brnoxville
Tenn
Tennessee Valley Authority
River Development Agency
Snarts
FWA
Poll Tax Figures Show Baytown Area Voter Count
Harris County Tax Assessor Carl Smith announced 22 567 qualified voters in the Baytown area for 1 18 elections, with county total near 315 000. He noted county totals depend on receipts and exemptions and will be finalized in about 10 weeks. The 1961 county total reached 339 516 and the all-time county high was 393 151 in 1860.
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Bastown
Harris County
Carl
Smith
Baytown
Field Man To Be On Duty 3 Week Days
Social Security officials announce expansion of services in Baytown and East Harris County. A telephone service will operate in the Federal Building office from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and 8 a.m. to noon Saturday with a recorded message guiding callers to a field representative. A Baytown field representative will be on duty 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday to Thursday, with midday contacts and talks at local clubs. Additional days may be added if needed. If busy, extra staff will be sent from Houston. Willard D. Taylor will direct Baytown activities, with Fred C. Rogers announcing the expansion. The Sun previously requested the study of Baytown SSA service.
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The
Sun
Social Security Administration
Baytown Area
Baytown
Social Security Office
Federal Building
Defoe Street
Houston
Dallas
Social Security
Additon
Federal
Social Security Service
G& Willard D. Taylor
Claims
Kansas City
Fred C. Rogers
Rogers
Wayman E. Register
Henry Webb
Baytown Sun
Let That Wind Blow Want Ad Works Rain Or Shine
Classified note promotes want ads from D. NS. Thurston of 2339 New Jersey who benefited from two insertions. It lists a New Jersey Loom finished apartment offer with no pets and a garage at 2339 New Jersey. Dial numbers 382-8234 and 582-3234 to place ads.
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D. NS. Thurston
New Jersey
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Baytown Health League
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White House
Our World
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Mires
Auvord Evans
Breatowsite
Fond Forte
Harold Macmillan
Rome
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Pecos
Queen Elizabeth 15
Philip
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John Cardinal D'Alton
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