Religious TV program and church events listed for Baytown area
Sun Spots religious program hosted by Rev. Paul Stephens of Baytown Second Baptist airs at 9 30 p m Thursday on Channel 1 Houston featuring the Bell family Rev Stephens is in Sulphur Louisiana conducting a revival Christ Church Unity Houston’s Rev Dale Newsome lectures Thursday night at the Holiday Inn with a 30 p m dinner and 7 30 p m lecture public invited Also IRS TESSIE King of 1208 Baytown and her daughter were noted with funeral details for Willie R Ogden Navy man who died in San Francisco prior week details undisclosed
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Paul Stephens
Baytown
Channel 1
Houston
Bell
Stephens
Dale Newsome
Christ Church Unity
Holiday Inn
Brony
IRS
Tessie King
Harris County
Rabbie Clark
Sams
San Francisco
Willie R
Ines
Navy
Ogden
King
AP Exclusive Interview With Sen Keating on Cuban Arms
AP reports an exclusive interview with Senator Keating addressing Cuban arms buildup details. The piece outlines defensive, economic, and regional implications, naming Keating's concerns about illicit transfers and the potential effect on U S policy and regional stability.
Savannah Refueled as First Nuclear Service Station Opens
The NS Savannah docked at Todd shipyard to become the first customer of a 33 250 000 atomic service station. The world's first commercial facility for refueling maintenance and servicing nuclear ships was dedicated after the vessel's arrival. Gov. John Connally called the moment fitting amid the ceremony. A separate note lists Joy Scout Week events in Baytown and confirms Fred Hartman of the Baytown Sun as a new appointee to the Texas Library and Historical Commission by Gov. Price Daniel, term ending 1967.
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Pelican Island
NS Savannah
Todd Shipyard
Savannah
John Connally
Texas
Connally
Gaston DeGroote
Huntington
N.Y
Connelly
Kenneth Pitzer
Bivesaily Ard
Dr. Pitzer
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Maritime Administration
U.S. Department of Commerce
Junior Hank Hol showcases crystal based light modulation project
Hank Hol, a Robert E. Lee High School junior, demonstrates a home built crystal-based light modulation apparatus for space communications as part of Baytown Science Fair exhibits. The event features 173 projects from senior high and 93 from junior high, with stations across biology chemistry math and physics exhibits. Public tours of the Savannah vessel also drew Bayton residents, highlighting a joint US Atomic Energy Commission and Maritime Administration project sailing with fuel efficient designs.
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Hank Holcomb
Baytown
Hank Hol
Concomb
Robert E. Lee
Mole-Jway
Hank
H. A. Col
N. Burnet
Kennedy bars shipments on ships to Cuba trade restrict
President Kennedy issued a broad order prohibiting the shipment of U S government financed cargo on any vessel which has called at Cuba since January 1. The measure, long anticipated, targets discouraging free world ships from engaging in trade with Cuba.
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Washington
Kennedy
Cuba
Weather and Tides Update for Galveston
Partly cloudy forecast with minor temperature changes through Thursday. Moderate variable winds. Wednesday high around 45.75 degrees. Galveston tides: Thursday highs at 22:41 and 4:87 p.m. and low at 02:42 a.m. and 22:01 p.m.
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Galveston
Pasadena social notes and local notices mix
Paula Hodge and Barbara Gresham win officer roles in Delta Gamma sorority at the University of Texas. Pasadena board realtors host guests Charles Gordon Frank Boyle and Boyle Jr. Galveston marks dedication of first commercial shipyard for nuclear ships with Gov. Connally touring the N S Savannah. Marine veteran Robin Lynne Mixon visits with parents and Texas Baytown relatives. Brenda Binder reports lost watch and finder options. Plastic framed glasses found at Spur 201 and Britton turned in for claim.
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Paula Hodge
P. D. Hodge
Crow Fd
Barbara Gresham
E. G. Gresham
Idlewood Dr
Delta Garama Sorority
University of Texas
Paula
Charles W. Gordon
Frank Boyle
Frank Boyle Jr
Bay Area Board of Realtors
Pasadena Board Realtors
Harles Seligman Jr
Patrick Ball
Galveston
J. R. Maxfield
Dallas
State Nuclear Advisory Commission
N.S. Savannah
John Connally
and Airs
E. W. Mixon
Spur 201
Britton
Last Rites Here For Ex-Resident
Funeral services for Dr. Joseph F. Howard 70 former Baytown resident will be held at 3 p.m. Thursday at Paul A. Lee Funeral Home Baytown. He died Tuesday in Abilene after a long illness. Survivors include three sons Capt James F. Howard Arthur T. Howard and Robert G. Howard and eight grandchildren plus a sister. Burial in Cedar Crest Cemetery under Earthman Funeral Home. Rev Denis Kennedy will officiate. He was a native of Westerly Rhode Island and a Columbia Dental School graduate 1915 who practiced in New York City Cortland and later retired in 1951. He served in World War I.
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Joseph F.howard
Baytown
Paul A. Lee
Howard
Robert G. Howard
Abilene
Lastown
Westerly
R. I
Columbia University Dental Schoo
New York City
Cort
Catherine H. Moore
James F. Howard
U.S. Air Force
Tex
Arthur T. Howard
West Redding
3.4 Inches Of Rain Rails During January
Baytown recorded 3.4 inches of rain in January, per Humble Baytown Refinery Research Center. This is 1.11 inches below the 14 year January average. The wettest day was January 17 with 2.9 inches and several days registered measurable rainfall. County welfare services will continue rent locations until new offices are rented by the county.
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Baytown
Humble of
Eeasow
Scout Investiture Rites To Be Held Here Sunday
Boy Scouts from the Houston Galveston Diocese in the Sam Houston Area Council attend a 2 pm investiture service Sunday at St. Joseph's Catholic Church. This marks the eighth annual event in the series.
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Houston-Galveston
Sam Houston Area
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Baytown
Roxy
Joseph G. LeDuc
St. Phillip
Knights of Columbus
James Madden
Houston - Galveston
KC Hall
Louisiana
Houston
Welfare Offices Move Planned in Baytown
County and state welfare offices in Baytown are to be relocated from city owned buildings on Lee Drive to new quarters to be rented by the county. City manager LeFevre cites need for more room for public works trucks and equipment. Optional use of one of seven city buildings as a recreation site in a future park is mentioned.
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Public Works
Lee Drive
J. B. LeFevre
Ramsey
Baytown
LeFevre
Torovide
Parmaota
Tax collections show small gains for school district
The Baytowa City district reports about five percent of taxes payable collected before January 31, totaling 71,073. City of Baytown collected 1,302,728 or 91.85 percent of current city taxes due through January. Overdue collections are expected to raise these percentages in coming weeks.
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Baytowa
Sce
Rose' resigns Precinct 165 chairmanship in Baytown
E A Woody Rose resigns as Precinct 165 chairman Baytown Democrat plans to join the Republican Party. A meeting is set March 15 at the Rice Hotel Houston to formalize the party switch and conservative alignment. Rose recommends Harold Moore for the vacancy and notes details with Harris County Democrats.
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E. A
Woody) Rose
Baytown
Rose
Willy
Rice Hotel
Houston
Burke Huber
Harts County
Democratic Executive Committee
Harold Moore
Moore
Jack) Cox
Gill Kilgarlin
Harris County Democratic Executive Committee
Silgarlin
Cox
Gill Rose
Kilgarlin
Executive Committee
James F. Rhodes
Precinct 165
Steve Weiss
Austin Legislators Push Debates On Parks Rights And Tax Changes
Lawmakers in Austin pressed major issues toward debate with Senate and House committees advancing a revised Padre Island park bill and a proposed constitutional amendment for equal legal rights for Texas women. A study group on postsecondary education funding received approval, with a 350000 appropriation and deadlines set for fall 1964. Other actions included tax relief for sulphur producers, securities act revisions, and open records measures, while Connally's proposed parks board merger drew attention amid ongoing ad valorem tax changes and a poll tax abolition proposal.
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Senate
House
John Connally
Connally
George Parkhouse
Dallas
Parkhouse
Asn
Bill Walker
Cleveland
Texas
Louisi
State Parks Board
Staiz Grne and Fish Commission
Fiee
Veterans Land Board
Late Dean Creager Was Former Principal Here
William Truett Creager 59 dean the Huntsville Chamber of Commerce and college and a longtime church and school leader died at Huntsville hospital. He had served as principal at Horaceville and taught at Sam Houston State, active in the Huntsville Notary Club and Teachers College. Funeral services will be held Thursday at First Baptist Church of Huntsville with burial in Oakwood Cemetery. Survivors include wife Elisabeth and two sons Chad and Rowe. Miss Ela Creager and Miss Frances Creager sisters. Loven Creager brother.
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Wiliam Truett Creager
Huntsville Chamber of Comes
Sam Houston State Merce
Teachers College
Huntsville
Virst Baptist Church of
Hunts
Horaceville
Mann Junior High
Raytown
Mes
Elisabeth Creager
Chad Creager
University of Texas
Rowe Creager
Lovenwood Cemetery
Huntsvie
Creager
Sacramento
Calif
Huntsville Funeral Home
Creager Led Horace Mean Junior High and Scout Work
Creager served as principal of Horace Mean Junior High from 1939 to 1946 and engaged in Boy Scout work in Raytown. A native of Cleburne, he was a Baptist layman and held roles including dean of men and later dean of students at Sam Houston State University. Contributions to a fund may be mailed to Mrs. W. B. Franklin in Washington.
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Creager
Horace ‘Mean
Raytown
Cleburne
Wy. Hagerty
Public Schools
Diversity of Texas
College of En ‘Filford
Baylor U Mo Texas Exas Bonese Jversite
S . Reagan
Tex
Miter
Hill Raytown
Sam School
Wuniver
Houston State
Texas
Asso
W. B. Franklin
Abner Harmon of Highlands Dies
Abner John Harmon 74 of 695 Avenir Highlands died at 11 p.m. Tuesday at his home. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Earthman Highlands Chapel with Earthman Highlands Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. Harmon had lived in Highlands for 17 years.
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Abner John Harmon
Avenir
Highlands
Earthman Highlands Chapel
Harmon
Hie
Ir Can
Hieilanes
Irl YleAés
Earthman Highlands Fumera’ Homa
Bewre
Tors
Fssa Roe Sg Pt Pettey
Sun Grin When Politician Says Union Awakening
A quirky news note notes a politician declaring the union is due for an awakening as he contemplates running for office. The remark signals a possible push on labor issues as part of his campaign stance.
McNamara to broadcast on Cuba arms estimates
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara will publicly discuss Kennedy administration estimates of Soviet strength in Cuba in a live radio and TV broadcast. The briefing, converted from a background session due to high interest, aims to present detailed U.S. intelligence findings with a news conference to follow.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
Kennedy
Cuba
White House
Baytown
McNamara
Pentagon
Republican Congress
Caribbean
Fenragon
State Department
U.S
Pierre Salinger
John AL McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Senate
Defense
McCona
Senate Armed Services Preparedness Subcommittee
McCone
Congress
Edward A Jackson Dies After 40 Years Service
Edward Arnold Jackson, 47, protector at Brumson, died Tuesday afternoon in a Baytown hospital. Funeral services set for 2 pm Thursday at Paul U. Furerellforce with Rev A L Jordan officiating. Burial in Cedar Crest Cemetery. Survivors include his widow and two sons in Baytown and San Francisco, plus two sisters in Houston.
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Edward Arnold Jackson
Protector Recto
Brumson Igoer
Baytown
Taursday
Paul U
Furerellforce
A. L. Jordan
Jaistor
Ollcating
Wilde
Cedar Crest
Weiss
Daytown
Edward Robert Hyo Scons
Billy Jackng
Navy
South Pacific
Edward Jackson
San Francisco
Tommie Parr
Houston
Old Roman Custom of Rice and Coins at Weddings
A fragment describes an ancient Roman wedding custom where guests threw rice and confetti and copper coins at newlyweds to bless their marriage with abundance, noting the practice to avoid wasting money on extra coins.
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Rome
Branch's progt from this transaction shows $29.16
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