Bus Stop at Baytown Little Theater Charms Audiences
Baytown Little Theater stages William Inge's Bus Stop directed by Ellen Waltman. The ensemble delivers strong performances with Grace, Cherie, Bo Decker, and Sheriff Will Master highlighted. Critics praise the authentic portrayal of small town life and the cast's chemistry in the two-act drama about stranded bus passengers seeking connection.
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Baytown Little
William Inge
Grace
Dorothy ‘Atkins
Dorothy
Grinoa
Rol Lynd
Lee Collese Raed
Cheri
Chanteuse
Marie Ian Monroe
Oaks
Bob
Bo Decker
Cheriechasinz
Ralise
Hint
Budty
Pillow
Whoa
Jim Richardson
Will Master
Nancy Acy
Erin
Carl
Samsung
Ellen Waltman
Pal
Smith
de Lyman
Cowboy Collinge
Ince
Hale
Inge
Ple
Lille
Sheba
Inem
Bartows
Nessee Willams
Arthur Miller
Washington brief: 1963 economy and rail, TV deals
U S economy reached 600.1 billion in late 1963 with annual 385.1 billion output for the year. Growth 4 percent, inflation 5.5 percent, profits up, but small businesses and farms fared less well. Four rail unions lose arbitration court challenge. FCC approves 38.5 million sale of Trans continent TV stations. Moon mission casualty estimate suggests up to 8 percent rate. two of first 30 astronauts maybe killed, per Alan Shepard.
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Commerce -de Parment
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Alan B. Shepard
Navy
Princess Who Couldn't Laugh Try Outs in Baytown Theater
Children will audition at 2 p.m. Sunday for parts in The Princess Who Couldn't Laugh at Baytown Little Theater with co authors Susan Hodges and Dixie Shoopmain and music by Mrs Hodges, Mrs Jackie Didrickson. Adults audition at 4 p.m. for roles in the same play.
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Baytown Little Theater
Chidren
Susan Hodges
Dixie Shoopmain
Hodges
Jackie Didrickson
Congressmen Urged to Oppose Farm Pay Plan
WACO AP Texas congressmen are urged to vote against a compensatory payment plan in proposed farm legislation. C H Devaney of the Texas Farm Bureau Federation cites opposition from farmers and ranchers due to market price distortions and government dependence. The letter warns of socialized agriculture, high taxes, and strict controls that could hinder new and expanding farmers.
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WACO
Texas
C. H. Devaney
Texas Farm Bureau Federation
Texas Farmers and Ranchers
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Strike By Beer Truck Drivers Leaves Routes Idle
Negotiations between East Harris County distributors and striking Local 21L-AFL-CIO Brewery Workers Union members have not resumed. A wage dispute keeps 26 East Harris County beer truck drivers off their routes, prolonging the disruption.
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East Harris County
21L
Afl-Cio Brewery Workers Union
Juror McCoy sworn in as Ruby trial continues preparations
The 42nd prospective juror questioned, two accepted. Allen W. McCoy, 28, an industrial engineer, sworn Friday in the Ruby Oswald case. Judge Brown leads a special session to speed up juror selection amid bomb scare searches near Oak Cliff court. McCoy voiced mixed views on death penalty and mental health questions, while Causey remains a defense ally.
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Ann Industrial Engineer
Joe B Brown
Ruby
Oak Cliff
Brown
Joe B. Brown Jr
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
John F
Kennedy
Dallas
Melvin Belli
McCay
Max E. Causey
Causey
Belli
McCoy
Texas Aem University
June
Allen
Bo Mabra
Louise P. Richardson
Tay
Panel Named To Study Prison Farm Proposal
County Attorney Joe Resswell er and County Auditor B Bruce Kern are named to a county committee to meet with a Houston committee on conditions for housing city prisoners at the county prison farm. The group, appointed by Harris County Commissioners Court, will be joined by County Judge Bill Elliott, County Clerk R. E. Turrentine, and County Treasurer Constance McDavid on a trip to New York to sign bonds for the prison farm project. No architectural contract action will be taken for about two weeks.
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Joe Ressweller
B. Bruce
C. Yo (Buster) Kern
Commissioners Court
Houston
Hastis County Commissioners Court
Bruce
Bill Eliott
R. E. Turrentine
Constance McDavid
New York
Prison Farm Bénd
California Plans Domestic Farm Worker Recruitment
California agricultural leaders announce a large domestic recruitment program to replace Mexican and other foreign seasonal workers as the Bracero program nears expiration December 3. The move aims to shift to an American workforce, with wider impact on states relying on immigrant labor. California provides about 43 percent of the nation’s vegetables and 42 percent of fruits and nuts.
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Washington
California
Califfornia
Texas
Arizona
New Mexico
Florida
Council of California Growers
State Board of Agriculture
Istate
Baytown Bank Names Ted McCall as Local Leader
The McCall family, long residents of Baytown at 5106 Somerset Drive, welcomed Ted McCall to join Echols in shaping community banking. Married in Huntsville in 1957, Ted and Mary Louise Bay McCall have three children Beverly Ann Melanie Jane and Ted Jr. Echols praised the local tie and Ted’s fit with the bank’s tradition of a strong local flavor.
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McCalls
Baytown
Somerset Drive
McCall
Huntsville
Mary Louise Bay
Beverly Ann
Robert E- le
Melanie Jane
Travis
Ted Jr
Echols
Ted
BAYTOWN SLO-PITCH Softball League Meeting
The BAYTOWN SLO-PITCH softball league will hold an organizational meeting at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the Holly Inn. Each team is requested to have a representative attend.
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Baytown
Crippled Children's Camp Seeks Applications in Texas
Baytown Lions Club and allied Texas Lions Clubs announce applications for the Texas Lions Camp for Crippled Children at Kerrville. Dudley Huckabee leads intake for a two week session this summer for ages seven to sixteen. The camp, on 504 hill-site acres, offers free attendance to disabled children regardless of parental means, with five sessions June 7 to August. Transportation is provided by Baytown Lions Club and support comes from Texas Lions. Eligibility excludes most with certain conditions. former campers may be reassigned only if vacancies arise. Contact Huckabee at 533-3971 office or 583-2683 home.
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Lions Clubs
Texas
Texas Lions Camp
Kerrville
Dudley Huckabee
Baytown Club
Baytown Ons
Lions’ of Texas
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Huckabee
Knights of Columbus Major Degrees Exemplification
Knights of Columbus will hold the major degrees at the KC Hall 2600 W Main starting at 10 am Sunday. Candidates gather at 6:45 am and attend 7:30 am Mass at St Joseph Church. bishops lead the processional. A breakfast follows in the school cafeteria and degree work starts after. A banquet with ticket sales occurs after the degree work.
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Knights of Columbus
Main
KC Hall
St Joseph's Cathoe
Byrne Generals Assembly
Lioness Club backs Baytown community center plan
Editorial notes from Baytown teenagers highlight the need for a city wide community center as Baytown grows. The Lioness Club of Robert E. Lee High School, with Baytown Lions Club sponsorship, has endorsed the project and collected signatures to show support. The piece argues a center would aid all ages and help curb violence and idleness as the city expands.
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Baytown
Cly
Robert
Robert E. Lee High School
Lions’ Club
Lioness Club
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