Baytonians Fill Precinct Vacancies and Local Meetings
Harris County Democratic Executive Committee filled precinct vacancies in Precincts 12 13 and 165 at a Houston meeting. Hayes Walsh and Pierce to fill posts. all incumbents seek reelection in May. Budget moves include higher election clerk pay and a 142000 budget for 1962 elections.Baytown civic items note Air Patrol Cadet Squadron meets at Baytown Airport and a traffic panel plans 1962 funding and voting machine needs.
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San Jacinto River
Harris County Democratic Executive Committee
Houston
J. W
Winston) Hayes
W. FP
Eli) Walsh
John W. Pierce
Hayes
J. F. Rhodes
Walsh
J. S
Bud) Blackburn
Pierce
E. A
Woody) Pose
Sities Hayes
Ray Hughes
Doc Allen
Ethel Eller
Kitearlin
SlQadiv
Pri- Traffic
Citizens Traffic Advisory
Citizens Band
Chamber of Con
Kilgarlin
Commerce Building
Public Commissioners Court
Votlers
Wreck Near Crosby Ties To Major Crash Scene
A driver suffered minor injuries in a 72 hour delay crash on Highway 190 near Crosby. The incident occurred 100 yards from the scene of a Monday morning Houston fatality. Separate notices include funeral services for Mrs. Molly Gee of Call, and a Baytown community meeting calendar with local club events and school activities.
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Rozen Foods
Highway 190
Crosby
Owas
Houston
Molly Gee
Call
Dick Cansler
Baytown
Call Methodist Church
E.E. Stinger
Kirbyville
Main provisions of the rights bill outlined in Washington
The article lists House civil rights bill provisions: three judge courts for voting rights cases, uniform voter qualifications, literacy presumption, and federal election focus. It expands equal access to public accommodations, enables civil actions to desegregate facilities and schools, extends the Civil Rights Commission, authorizes federal action in federally assisted programs, and creates enforcement paths in employment, statistics, court appeals, and miscellaneous funding and conflict provisions.
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Washington
Tvele I
Commission
Civil Rights ,Commission
SEELE
Opportunity Commission
Secretary of Commerce
Civil Rights Commission
TEFLY
Senate
House
Rights Bill Faces Tough Senate Battle
The Associated Press reports 407 candidates filed for 130 Texas House seats with 104 Democratic primaries and eight GOP contests May 2. The Senate races show limited opposition, with several incumbents facing challengers. leaders anticipate a fierce Senate fight to defeat or amend civil rights measures as Southern lawmakers threaten a filibuster.
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Associated Press
Texas House of Representatives
Aimong
House
Burman Tunnel
Tyler
Senate
Fort Worth
Central Texas
Corpus Christi
West Texas
Don Gladden
Doyle Willis
Don Kennard
GOF
W. T.moore
Bryan
Bruce Reagan
Will Smith
Beaumont
Granger
Mcellhany
Wheeler
Dick Cory
Victoria
John Blaine
el Paso
Rep
Menton Murray
Harlingen
Congressional Districts Committee
Bill Heatly
Paducah
Jim Cotten
Weatherford
David Crews
Conroe
W. H. Miller
Houston
Bob Fairchild
Center
Jack Woods
Waco
Ben Atwells
Dallas
Ben Barnes
DeLeon
Tales
John Allen
Longview
San Antonio
Austin
GOP
East Texas
Midland-Odessa
Sam Collins
Newton
Crosby area gains new Baytown Sun correspondent
Mrs. Harriet Idell Anderson becomes The Baytown Sun’s Crosby correspondent. She began duties in January and will cover local news and features from Crosby, excluding sports. Anderson is Crosby attorney L. E. Anderson’s wife and Crosby High School librarian, with extensive community roles and civic affiliations in Crosby and surrounding areas.
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Baytown Sun
Crosby
Preston Pendercross
The
Sun
Anderson
Ares
L. E. Anderson
Crosby High
Library
Crosby Band Mothers
Sorosis Club
Crosjey Parents Teachers Associaation
Crosby Garden Cluty
East
Mardi Gras Time Again In New Orleans Parade Season
The AP notes Mardi Gras as a grand, boisterous citywide celebration drawing up to a million revelers. Clear 60s forecast, vendors cash in on food and drink as revelers admire costumes and the annual spectacle.
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New Orleans
Tom
Gulf Coast Hospital
Bowley Mes
L. Ward
David Funderhurk
Wade
Inok
Otters
Committee to study SJMH professional building plan
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital board names a study committee chaired by Don Shepherd to explore erecting a professional building on the hospital site. Members include Dr James F Mathis and others. Vaught to chair ex officio and aims to have preliminary answers by the June Methodist Conference in Houston.
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Ed Vaught
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Board of Trustees
Don Shepherd
Houston
James F. Mathis
Humble
W. H. Schweitzer
S. P. McMurrey
Baytown
Edwin T. Summers
Grace Methodist Church
Vaught
Hwest
Theo Wilbur
Coes
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
The
Methodists
Opera
TV Will Watch Baytown Tunnel Cameras For Safety
The Texas Highway Department plans seven television cameras in the Baytown LaPorte Tunnel to spot accidents and breakdowns. Monitors will track traffic from entry to exit and measure carbon monoxide. Leasing with PhonoScope Houston costs about 480 per month for the first 21 months, then 234 thereafter. eight guards shift to other departments with no firings.
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Texas Highway Department
Canteras
Baytown laVorte
Mareh Ot
Weenstars
W. EL Carmichael
Iren
Carmichael
Sistent
Mani
Carmichael Svi
Phonn- Scope
Houston
Tevet
Phonoscope
Highway Department
Mwesite
Seven Television Wits
Baytown
Cannichael
Voyager Destroyer Sinking Prompts Public Inquiry
Prime Minister Sir Robert Menzies ordered a public inquiry into the sinking of Australia’s first pushbutton destroyer Voyager after a collision with the carrier Melbourne off the coast near Jervis Bay. Nine officers were among the missing, with 257 rescued from the Voyager’s 342 crew.
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Sydney
Australia
Robert Men
Ies
Voyager
Melbourne
Navy
Menzies
Hall
Proposal on elder fire plan stalls in social security era
Fragmented late news item notes Temlth proposal and enactment of a fire plan for the elderly under Social Security appears stalled. References to Homse Wass and Meany Committee state predecessors have been locked there for years. Arnold Louis Roland of Dallas recalls mistaking men with rifles for Secret Service in Kennedy motorcade testimony before Warren Commission. Pickets noted in Hons ter as two-day protest continues.
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Totinsen
Arnold Louis Roland
Newsmen allowed to travel to Guantanamo base amid Cuban crisis
Defense Department says it is not believed in national interest to restrict reporters from on the spot coverage. Report mentions Bank of For gan robbery, Sinatra Jr. case, Hoffa jury tampering trial, and Oswald murder verdict coverage. Includes protests in Cincinnati and Dorchester County school boycott and Greek student marches on embassies.
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Defense Department
Guantanamo Naval Base
Frank Sinatra Jr
U.S
Dude Wiliam
Portland
Ore
Los Angeles
Edward G. Partin
James RK. Hoffa
Chattamou
Tenn
FAA Assures Baytown Aid In City Airport Project
Baytown officials and airport committee members discussed federal help from the FAA for a municipal airport. FAA representatives Beb Boswell and Hush Lyon indicated potential support and advised examining whether to build anew or partner with existing agencies. City Councilman Jick Huron said costs could reach about 200000, and the panel hopes to lease land back to private operators if an agreement is reached.
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Rick Hurst
Federal Aviation Agency
Fort Worth
FAA
Baytown
Beb
Boswell
Hush Lyon
Federal
Sitle
Jick Huron
Chiamain
Huron
Abot
Eich
Bos
Mathies ‘Taylor
jGeel Behsarer
Wine Hardin
Houward Derdon
Dre We Os Finch
Bill Rubik
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