Trustee Opryshek urges second Baytown high school need
Baytown Trustee Karl Opryshek warned Kiwanis members that a second high school for about 2,500 students is critical. He projected 4,050 high school students by 1966 with ninth graders, estimated a $3 million price tag for the new building plus $1 million in other district improvements, and a 15 to 20 cent tax increase. He noted 70 percent of district funding comes from local industry and discussed athletics 4A classification concerns.
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Karl Opryshek
Baytown
Opryshek
Bayttown
Young Men’s Chrisan Association
Tom Bolin
YMCA
Houston
Hamilton Daly
Houston Camellia Society
Baytonians
Bolin
Barbers Hill Clinches District Basketball Title
Barbers Hill defeated Shepherd 57 at Wag the Mont to claim the district crown, running their district record to nine wins and none losses. High scorers were Randy McCollum and Randy Busch with 12 each, Kilgore and BurBess top rebounders, and Barbers Hill led each period 3 9 33 33 41-41. The Barbers Hill girls also beat Shepherd and share the district lead in a three way tie with Cold Springs and Splendora.
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Mont Belgiew
Barbers Hill
Opryshek
Barbers Hills
Randy McCollum
Randy Busch
Butch Whitner
Bill Kilgore
Brent Ray
Kilgore
Charlie Bur Bess
Shepherd
Cold Springs
Splendora
Channelview Hospital Beat Admits Several from Channelview
Channelview Hospital Beat lists patients admitted to Tidelands Hospital including Leah McWiel Wincie Lou Bar thelemy Gatie McCallery Wanda S Slack from Channelview and Stephen Pierce Vicky Demp Katherine Warner Joyce Marie Smith from Houston. Discharges include Patricia Ann Wilson Lydia M Devor Dolores Nash Celeste Stutts Donna Kay Stutts Florence Lyila Jim Bert Gables Maud White from Houston and Channelview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tidelands Hospital
Leah McWiel
Wincie Lou Barthelemy
Gatie McCallery
Wanda S. Slack
Channelview
Stephen D. Pierce
Vicky Demps
Katherine Warner
Joyce Marie Smith
Houston
Patricia Ann Wilson
Lydia M. Devor
Dolores Nash
Celeste Stutts
Donna Kay Stutts
Florence Lyila
Jim Bert Gables
Maud White
Highlands Junior High Dominates Junior High Science Fair
Highlands Jr High won 14 of 24 junior high awards in the science fair. Baytown Junior High came in second. Highlands keeps the plaque for a year then the prize goes to next year’s winner. Top junior high scientist was William Jones, with Dennis Hunt winning first in junior science categories and other winners named in biology chemistry physics earth science and math divisions. Approximately 52 senior high and 92 junior high entries were entered.
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Jones
Kilrough
Highlands Junior High
Baytown Junior High
Highlands
William Jones
John Burns
Mike Jones
Dennis Hunt
Duaine Robertson
William B. Jones
Kenneth Skrabanek
Robert Brough
Raymond Tompkins
Mary Parrish
Barbara Mullins
Mike Rogers
Joe Westberry
Freddy Morin
Mike Taylor
Patsy Duffy
Jimmy Shirley
Ronnie
Pitts
William Morgan
Alien McWhorter
Florence House
Sue Yandell
Richard Hughes
Andy Scott
Gan
Clement
Randy Doran
lere K_ Wheeler
P_ Cox
Ann Bianchi
B Henzigan
Patricia Veytek
Mary Gail Teel
John Barns
Brenda Kay Sileman
Herschel Rosser
Paul Quinton
Daniel Brown
Hank Holcomp
Larry Clevenger
Marvin Baker
Charles Berber
Sharon Dillfurth
Richard Ruckman
Ronnie Compton
Morton McPhail
Frank Steward
Jimmy Shearsmath
New Arrivals and Admissions at Baytown and Gulf Coast Hospitals
A list of new admissions includes Mrs Hilda Blanchard in Baytown Room 331 and Gary Kelley in Highlands Room 107. Gulf Coast adds Lester Buller and Mrs. Boswell while Lillie Duke receives a note for admission. New births note Leonard Hooper and Ray Meacham families with births on Feb 8 at San Jacinto and Gulf Coast Hospitals.
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San Jacinto
Hilda Mae Blanchard
Baytown
Billy Gene ‘Tuer
Highlands
Darlene Currie
Travis
Gulf Coast
Gary Patrick Kelley
Lester W. Buller
Granville
Louis Boswell
Pamelia Renee Epperson
Bob Smith Road
Ray K. Irley
Willie J. Gerbig
Nolen
Bill David Shelton
Morrel
Earl J. DeVault
Grantham
Alvin Eugene Parker
Crosby
Lillie Duke
Charles Wood
Kenneth Wood
Liltle Road
Stanley and
Stewart Turnbulmous
Baytown Hospital
Leonard Charles Hooper
Chilton
San Jacinto Hospital
Ray T. Meacham
Schilling
Gulf Coast Hospital
Missing Tanker's Crew Members Are Listed
HOUSTON AP Marine Transport Lines Inc released a list of the crew of the Sulphur Queen, missing since Saturday between Beaumont and Norfolk. Names include Capt. James V. Fanning Beaumont chief mate George Watson Galveston, and others in port cities across the United States as the search by Coast Guard planes continues. The tanker, carrying molten sulphur, was last heard from Sunday evening with a position about 230 miles southeast of New Orleans.
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Marine ‘Transport Lines Inc
Beaumont
Norfolk
James V. Fanning
George Watson
Gulf Crest
Galveston
Henry Hall
Frank Cunning Ilham
George Sloat
Baltimore
Evang Phillips
Tampa
Coburn Cole
Pine Ridge
Cape Hatteras
Port Arthur
Leon Clauser
Johnbottom
Venton
Friendswood
Beau-Tex
Mont
Albertnder
J. W.van Sickle
Eugene
Marine Transport Schneeberger
L Lines
Adam
Martin Austin
Coast Guard
Ardoin
John Grice
Daylas Beach
New Orleans
Charles Dorsey
New York
Vincent Thomp
Cornelius Smith
Dry Tortugas
Fla
Hugh Hunter
Chapel Hill
Calcasieu Pass
Lake Charles
Dickens Rites Held In La Porte
Funeral services were held in La Porte for Malcolm Bailey Dickens 52 of La Porte brother of Mrs Paul Holladay Sr and uncle of Paul Holladay Jr of Baytown. Dickens died Tuesday in a Houston hospital. He was a deacon at La Porte First Baptist Church. Survivors include his wife Myrtle two daughters two brothers two sisters his father and stepmother and five grandchildren.
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la Porte
Malcolm Bailey Dickens
Paul Holladay Sr
Raintree
Baytown
Dickens
Paul Holladay Jr
Fred Smith Gorton
Houston
Myrtle Dickens
Randall Simpson
Wilbur Binge
Katy
Charles C. Dickens
Guy Dickens
Charles Manuel Dickens
Edward Tye Jr
Latin American Students Seek Lower Texas College Tuition
Texas Western College President Dr. Joseph Ray supports a bill to grant resident rates to qualified Latin American students. The measure, backed by Rep. Malcolm McGregor and Rep. Eligio de la Garza and Sen. Frank Owen with Sen. Abraham Kazer Jr., would revise the tuition scale from 50 dollars per semester for residents and 100 dollars for out of state residents.
Town seeks merger due to small Cooke Township population
In Carlisle Pennsylvania, Cooke Township with only 72 fulltime residents seeks a merger with nearby Penn Township to form a united government. Cumberland County community faces 11 elective offices to be filled despite its small size.
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Carlisle
Cooke Township
Penn Township
Cooke
Cumberland County
Baytown YMCA programs and local news update
Baytown YMCA invites adults without children to join for a needy child and details on ongoing programs. Also reports on wage offer to Local 1051 machinists, a cadet named to the Dean’s List at the Air Force Academy, and attendance at a Disabled American Veterans conference in Washington DC. Public safety reserve meeting announced in Baytown.
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David Killough
Baytown
Air Force Academy
D. G. Killough
W. Cleveland
DURWARD_ BAILEY
Washington D.C
Verrazano Narrows Bridge Rush To Completion In NY Harbor
New York learns of a $323 million Verrazano Narrows Bridge nearing completion in 1965. The suspension span will link Fort Hamilton in Brooklyn to Fort Wadsworth in Staten Island, with a 4260 foot center span, six lanes, and a single traffic level initially.
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New York
New York Harbor
Fort Hamilton
Brooklyn
Fort Wadsworth
Staten Island
San Fran Iisco
Golden Gate Bridge
Empire State Building
France
Lee
George Washington
Triborough
Bronx-Whitestone
Throgs Neck
Brooklyn Bridge
Bayonne
Manhattan
Central Business District
Astronauts to bag whiskers before shaving in space
At a Space Medicine Symposium Dr. Stanley C. White warned astronauts must bag shaved whiskers to prevent floating debris inside the spacecraft. He noted electric razors may be adopted due to water scarcity and the risk of dried soap irritating skin.
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San Antonio
Tex
Stanley C. White
White
Brooks Air Force Base
Dr. White
Space Agency
Manned Spacecraft Center
Parents Asked To Keep Children From Yards
Mrs PF C Mellwain of 2195 Wright Blvd appealed on Thursday for parents to keep children out of neighbors yards while owners are away after a neighbor boy reportedly was bitten by her nonvicious dog. She said no one was home at the time and that her children and others regularly play with the dog.
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PF. C. Mellwain
Wright Blvd
Poy
Hints of caution seen in business world
New York AP report notes February winds bring caution to business as hopes for a big outside boost fade under scrutiny of tax plans. Turmoil in Europe and potential wage disputes cloud the outlook while officials weigh deficits and Social Security tax rises behind any potential demand boost.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Europe
Treasury
France
Britain
Canada
U.S
IRS Office Schedule for Robert L Webb Visit
IRS officer Robert L Webb will hold consultations Monday in his office on Delee Street at the Federal Building second floor from 9 a.m. to noon. The report notes a 1000-strong force in his office and hints at broader tax and finance matters relating to a bridge project begun in 1959. Plans by the Austin district include Baytown tolls and investment recovery, with 690-foot towers and concrete anchorages under construction. The bridge’s cables will be the most expensive element, projected at 50 million dollars.
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IRS
Robert L. Webb
Internal Revenue Service
Federal
Delee Street
Webb
Baytown
Austin
Pace Engineers Relocate New Office From Pearce Address
New Location Pace Engineers formerly Broyles and Associates consulting engineers have moved from 306 W. Pearce to their new offices at Git Bayway Drive.
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Pace Engineers
Broyles & Associates, Consulting Engineers
W. Pearce
Git Bayway Drive
Zamora bishop warns peasants against joining leftist groups
In Zamora Mexico the Roman Catholic bishop urged peasants to reject Communist dominated groups the CCT and the National Liberation Movement linking them to Cuba and Russia. He warned that Catholics should not join these groups and cited past Cuban actions as a warning. Leftist ex-President Lazaro Cardenas has endorsed both groups.
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Menico City
Zamora
Campesino Central
CCT
Jose Gabriel Anaya
Mexico
Cuba
Russia
CCI
National Liberation ‘Movement
Lazaro Cardenas
La Porte Falls to Clear Creek 68 45 in District Race
La Porte Cagers lost to Clear Creek 68 to 45 as David Echols led La Porte with 14 points and Teddy Strang 31 while Curly Lenox paced Clear Creek with 37 points and Jim Dates Nox added 13. Echols and Roger Wilkinson shared rebounds for La Porte amid the setback. Clear Creek then edged La Porte 65 45 in a prior meeting. La Porte’s next game is at Deer Park next Friday.
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Seymour Weet
Clear Creek
la Porte
Deer Park
Eading
David Echols
Teddy Strang
Laorte
Curly Lenox
Jim Dates
Nox
Echols
Roger Wilkinson
Lal Benen
Leftist Leader Invited to Tamaulipas Governor Inauguration
Mexico City AP reports officials expressed concern over an invitation to leftist leader Vicente Toledano to the Tamaulipas governor Praxidis Balboa inauguration in Ciudad Victoria. Toledano’s party, described as packed with Communists, aided Balboa’s election.
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Mexico. City
Vicente Toledano
Praxidis Balboa
Tamaulipas
Texas
Ciudad Victoria
Toledano
Balboa
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