Weekend revival and community notices in Baytown
Local church revivals led by Rev Charles M Killougi at Eastside Baptist Church and Oyster Eddie Uurgn oyster fry at Baytown Shrine Club. Police investigate a Sam-Bo Drive Inn burglary. several purse thefts reported. Scout banquet scheduled. parking restrictions near Anson Jones Elementary. new garbage pickup schedule. Cadet James M Steed named flight guide at Air Force Academy. bake sale at St Joseph Catholic Church. weather and tides. social security address change reminder. secretarial accounting course by San Jacinto chapter. Barbers Hill Volunteer Fire Department open house.
Patent Granted For Chemical Reactor Improvement Device
Dr IKE P TROTTER and R M Sharp of Baytown have earned a U S patent for a device that boosts chemical reactor performance by contacting flowing cases with powdered catalysts. Dr Trotter is with research and development. Sharp works in central technical division of Tumble Oil and Refining Co Baytown. Also notes brief visit by Buddy Duke Rewin with his parents. he serves as flight surgeon at Cape Canaveral Fla.
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Ike P. Trotter
R. M. Sharp
U.S
Trotter
Ant Sharp
Tumble Oil and Refining Co
Baytown
Buddy Duke Rewin
Herbert Duke
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Derty Gieger
Martha Lilly
College Station-Bryan
Jerry
Martha
Benry Moskowitz
Nic Lawrence Hatty
Painis
Wanda Filis
J. E. Schmach
Dunn Road
Missing Sulphur Queen Tanker Sparks Multistate Search
The Coast Guard pressed a large air and sea search along the southeastern coast and Gulf of Mexico for the 594 foot tanker Marine Sulphur Queen, overdue two days after a fierce storm. Crews report the ship’s freeboard and deck conditions were extreme, with no word from the crew of 38 aboard.
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New York
Gulf of Mexico
Norfolk
Coast Guard
Texas
Virginia
Atlantic
Normady
Expansion To Begin At Country Club Goose Creek
Goose Creek Country Club officials approve a 500000 improvement plan funded by a 300000 loan from Northwestern National Life Insurance Co. The loan was arranged by W G Bill Wilson. President Hugh Echols Jr announces the loan and a membership drive. Work includes new larger club house, air conditioning, carpet, dining area, expanded golf holes, and new locker rooms to serve 200 attendees.
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Goose Creek Country Club
Northwestern National Life Insurance Co
Minneapolis
Minn
W. G
Bill) Wilson
Baytown
Northwestern National
Hugh Echols Jr
Citizens Naional Bank and Trust Co
SIM
Joan
Club Oaks
Aerospace Intern Plan At Space Center Slated
Space Center announces an Aerospace Summer Intern Program for 30 top college students to work and study at the Manned Spacecraft Center near Baytown. Dr Robert R Gilrath at Space Fiesta at Texas A&M College says the program links hands on duties with class room training in spare projects.
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Manned Spacecraft Center
Baytown
Robert R. Gilrath
Texas A&m College
Gilnath
Uder
City Ups Deposit On Water Meters In Baytown
City moves to raise water meter deposits citing rising delinquencies as justification. City Manager J Y R LeFevre said the new housing area will need a larger deposit once the facilities are completed in about a month. The plan was outlined in a memo to council but not discussed at a meeting.
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Baytown
J . YR. LeFevre
LeFevre
HeFevre
Water Department
Wooster Chamberjey
G. Lindquist
Awad
Robert Gilruth
Xasa’s
iSammie McPhail
Wooster
Ois Wooster
Butzer
McPrail
Vietnamese Forces Drive Guerrillas From Jungle Strongholds
Our World reports air and ground forces eradicating Viet Cong units across jungle strongholds with 73 enemy troops killed in broad MoPUp operations. Pravda critiques French German treaty as a peace threat enabling nuclear arms. Katanga leader Moise Tshombe visits Paris seeking medical care. Gilruth notes Manned Spacecraft Center staff at 2,500 and rising in 18 months. Arctic cold grips northeast, while NY printers strike enters fourth hour.
New Building Enhances Beauty of Fashionable Country
A new building project is set to improve the landscape and elevate the stylish image of the country. Architects emphasize harmony with existing streetscapes while showcasing contemporary design. The project aims to attract visitors and boost local commerce.
Baytown Water Districts Change Deposit Policy
LeFevre announced a plan after annexation to raise all city deposits in the two water districts. The shift aims to avoid reducing deposits required by the water districts.
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Baytown
Twa Wateer
LeFevre
Sign in service station window reads bank agreement
A service station window displays a sign claiming an agreement with the bank. It states they do not sell Sas and they do not cash checks, suggesting limits on banking services at the location.
Engineers Views Area Storm Peril Is Cited by BLUE BEATIARD
George Marinos of the U S Army Corps of Engineers warned Baytown engineers that coastal communities from Brownwood to Port Lavaca face urgent hurricane protection needs. He said studies under Public Law 71 should yield local projects or integrate them into a statewide protection plan, with funding expected to start in July for a Texas coast plan.
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Siai
Brownwood
Lakewood
Wooster
George Marinos
Galveston
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Marinos
Baytown
Texas Society of Professional Engineers
Goose Creek Country Club
Gulf Coast
Texas
Brownwood-Wonster
Congress
Corps of Engineers
Afarinos
Carla
Freeport
Harold Heald
Weldon Kruger
REL Sophomore Wins 1963 Top Science Horrors
John McClintock Jr. won the first annual Scientist of the Year award at Baytown Science Fair held at Robert E. Kee High School for a first place in the physics division with the project Fhstt Analysis to Electrical Cri sf. He is an Eagle Scout, member of the REL swimming team, and aims to study nuclear science at Rice University.
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Wanda Orton
John McClintock Jr
Bayown
Engineering and Technical Society
John
REL Siwini
Ohn
Rice Univerisity
John McCtinnick
Lakewood Drive
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Baytown
Malcolm Barclay
Mike Jones
John Rhillough
John Manier
Texas Weekend Clouds With Light Gulf Breeze
The Associated Press reports a light southeasterly Gulf air flow will keep much of Texas cloudy this weekend. Temperatures will be mild across southern portions and northeast Texas with a few possible showers Sunday.
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Associated Press
Texas
Weitral
Nian Tha Anne
Moonshine raids rattle hills after moonshiners fire on officers
In Newport Tennessee, state and federal agents moved into the hill country after moonshiners opened fire on revenuers. Shots damaged a vehicle but no one was hurt as authorities broke up stills and seized mash and liquor amid escalating tensions in the moonshine capital.
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Newport
Tenn
API
Revenue Officers
Darlin
Cocker County
Alcohol Trex
Kin
Knoxville
Department
Fed
Colleges and Universities to Share Further Program Details
Information and details for the program will be provided through colleges and universities nationwide, with updates distributed across campuses and academic networks to reach students and staff. Local announcements will guide participants to access the forthcoming materials and schedules.
Federal Appeals Court studies Barnett case in Mississippi contempt charge
In New Orleans a federal appeals court weighs criminal contempt charges against Governor Barnett and Lt. Gov. Johnson for blocking James Meredith's university enrollment. The court rejects a bid to make Mississippi a party and will decide motions on jurisdiction and proper procedure as it continues hearings.
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New Orleans
Mississippi
Sth
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Elbert P. ‘Tuttle
Atlanta
Ross Garnett
Paul B.johnson Jr
Nevro James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Barnett
Johnson
Missisippi
Ote
Meredith
Ole Miss
Mi Ippi
Appeals Court
Madrid Visit Postponed for Defense Bases Talks
Washington says Deputy Secretary of Defense Gilpatric’s Madrid trip to discuss renewal of bases agreement is postponed by mutual agreement as both sides gain time for preparations. No new date set. Gilpatric continues to Europe for talks in Rome and Bonn with NATO allies and foreign ministers.
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R Well L. Gilpatric
Madrid
Spain
Pentagon
Wm Yenott
U.S
Moana
Geos
Rongas
Gilpatric
Europe
Rome
Bonn
Cos
Ransom To Cuba Question Sparks Legal Action
A federal judge in Miami questioned the legality of ransom payments to Cuba and indicated possible steps to determine jurisdiction. The case centers on a $53 million food and medicine shipment to Havana linked to freeing 1,113 Cuban prisoners last December. Plaintiff Douglas Voorhees seeks to halt further deliveries, arguing the deal may breach the Logan Act and violate U.S. law.
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Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
U.S
Emett
Choate
Cuba
Wis
Mieni
Havana
Douglas R. Voorhees
Voorhees
Castro
Houston collision on Highway 90 leaves two dead and a laundry owner injured
A two truck head-on crash on the San Jacinto River Bridge near Crosby at dawn Saturday killed two Houstonians and critically injured Royce H. Miller, president of Texas Laundry and Ice Cleaning Co. A man and his grandson, Claude D. Lee and Roy Allen Meyers, died after their fan and bale truck caught fire. An ambulance from Paul A. Lee Funeral Home ferried the bodies to the county morgue from Baytown.
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Claude Darren Lee
Roy Allen Meyers
Lee
Highway 3
Paul A. Lee
County official car talk stirs Baytown readers
The Baytown Sun addresses anonymous heckler taunts about county officials buying new cars. It defends mileage claims on Commissioner Ramsey s Chevrolet Huick two years old with 71 000 miles, argues two year car swaps keep authorities on call, and notes ongoing coverage of the Jeff Davis city county charity hospital finances with balanced views. The Sun promises an unbiased report on the hospital background and funding as Harris County grows.
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V. Ve Ramsey
Baytown
Houston
Baytown Sun
Ise
Ha-la-la-Ha
Ramsey
1 Ramsey
Precinct 2
Toe Hoksian Press
Car i
City-Com Carity Hospital
Tollar
Harris County i
Jeff Davis
the Sun
Harris County
Jeff Davis Hospital
Want Ads Show Households Turning Used Goods Into Cash
Want ads make life better by converting unused household items into cash for home needs. They quickly Reno spare rooms and apartments and recover lost articles and hundreds of other things. Rev J E Cuthbertson of 1st Cedar Bayou Lenchburs Road converted used appliances into cash for other comforts. The total cost of this Want Ad was $l ands.
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J. E. Cuthbertson
Cedar Bayou-Lenchburs Road
Sl&s
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