Baytown notices and obituaries highlight community events
The Baytown area lists 7 pm Methodist church preaching by JoSllinwhilk at St Mark's, the death of Dick Dee Cooke and funeral arrangements via Earthman Funeral Home, Lee College president Richard Siehan as Optimist Club speaker, an upcoming evaluation meeting for special education programs, and local weather and tide updates for Galveston and Baytown.
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WH. JoSllinwhilk
Galveston
Methodist Church
Baytonians
St Mark's Methodist Church
Harry N. Holmes
Ik. Hichard Siehan
Lee College
the Tower
Sterling Double
Kina Stone
Pearland
B. H. Hamblen
Channelview
G. E. Tanner
Crosby
L.E. Pennington
Baytown
Turner remains hospitalized as he contemplates a career change
RH Turner assistant police chief remains hospitalized at press time while 38 recuperate reading True Detective magazines. He may switch jobs when he returns to duty. Birthday wishes go to Leighton Litvefield as Kathy Higgins thanks donors of posters signed by E C Mang A. Dr Victor John Law of New Orleans visited grandparents and aunt. Multiple small notices about community events and people follow.
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Turner
Leighton
Litvefield
Kathy Higgins
E.c.mang
Victor John Law
New Orleans
Bmrl
J. A Law
Jean Gagnon
Pamela
Charlene McKinney
Low Ann Barth
R. Holland
Christie Ann
Bill Warmer
Dorothy
Louise Smith
Bill DuPlantis
Sparky Bond
Geneva Ferguson
James
Sally Sparks
Marie Williams
Minnie Wynne
Bill seeks enlarging Texas Parks Board to six members
Baytown Rep. Joe Allen leads House Bill 67 to expand the Texas Parks and Wildlife Board from three to six members with at least one wildlife biologist and two members from sportsman or conservation groups. The move aims to represent more regions and satisfy sportsmen groups backing the measure. The House also advances Guadalupe National Park creation and a transfer of underground park rights to the federal government.
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Allen
Texas
Chambers County
Parks and Wildlife Department
Game and Fish Commission
John Connally
House
Guadalupe 2 National Park
Pete Bill
Alylen
Connallv
Chandler Moody Heading The Sun's Ad Dept
The Sun names Chandler advertising manager with eight years at Texas City Sun and five at Galveston News. Dwight Moody promoted to retail advertising manager after two years with The Sun. They succeed John Wadley and Paul Putman who remain in advertising. Chandler to move family to Baytown after term ends.
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Don Chandler
Gulf Coast
Baytown Sun
Bill Hartman
Chandler
Baytown
Texas City Sun
Galveston News
Hartman
Dwight L. Moody
Moody
Sun Tor
Chandler - Moody
John Wadley
Paul Putman
Sun
Wadley
Putman
Ing
Brady_ Tew
Arlington State College
Wilma
Aleda
U.S. Navy
University of Texas
Sami Houston State
Globe Discount
Houston
The
Sandy
Susan
Cameron
Tex
City reviews ambulance dispatch delays after Baytown death
City officials plan a 4:30 p.m. meeting next Tuesday with Joe Camp of Belfort Ambulance to examine delays in dispatching aid after a Baytown heart attack victim died en route to a hospital. Belfort reported two ambulances in service, one lacking required equipment, causing backlogs and cross-town coordination via police escorts.
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Bevin City
Seaborn Cravey
Mittee
Joe Camp
Ue Oeant
Miganel Houston
Furth
Belfort
Baytown
la Porte
Art Simpson
Bay Town
LaPorte
Tuncel
Dalmer
Council
Dalme
Andy Braswell
Crevey
School Buying Department Now Fully Organized
Baytown schools central purchasing department, created within a year after hiring a central purchasing agent, moves toward full organization. Under Dave Sherron it handles athletic department bids and cafeteria staples, with football equipment bids due March 3 and cafeteria bids due March 13. Separate bids for football shoes already opened, with W. A. Holt Co. low at 2909.92 dollars. Other bidders were Gshrmans Athletic Goods and C&S Sporting Goods.
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Baytown
Dave Sherron
Sherron
Robert E. Lee
Ross. Sterling
Robert E. Lee and
Ross Sterling
W. A. Holt Co
Gshrmnan’s
Athletic Goods
C&s Sporting Goods
Sterlin High School
New YMCA Plans Told C Of C By Bobby Sutphin
Dr Max Mosesman forecast a March opening for the North Main YMCA in Baytown and said a membership drive will begin. He spoke at the Chamber of Commerce lunch, introduced by Charles Tillery, with Jim Armsworth as guest. Mosesman reviewed the project history, noted a $250000 pledge from the Houston Harris County Association with a $40000 local raise goal, and reported $258300 spent on the building and five acre site. The facility includes a 9 by 86 foot gym and a 42 by 75 foot outdoor heated pool under construction.
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Bobby Sutphin
Max Mosesman
YMCA
North Main
Mosesman
Chamber i Commerce
Charles Tillery
Tillery
Jim Armsworth
Baytown
Houston - Harris County Association
Atty Wade Doubts Oswald Acted Alone in Kennedy Case
Late News: Atty Henry Wade, who aimed to try Lee Harvey Oswald for President Kennedy's assassination, says he has believed since Dallas that Oswald may not have acted alone. Richard Speck sits in a Peoria County courthouse security cell as a judge considers a response to a suit challenging news coverage limits. Texas junior and senior colleges seek 81.8 million more from Gov Connally for the next two fiscal years per the state higher education commissioner.
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Atty. Henry Wade
Lee Nanty Oswald
Kennedy
Dallas
Oswald
Richard Speck
Peoria County
Texas
Gov. Connally
State Commissioner of Higher Education
Strevell Report Highlights School Building Needs
The Sun presents the first in a seven part series on the Strevell Report a $10 000 nine month district study led by Dr Wallace Strevell of the University of Houston and committee members including Dr Richard Strahan It covers projected enrollment curriculum facility conditions and financials recommending new sites and closing some plants The board has yet to act but already began realigning facilities listing Sam Houston and Carver as examples and noting substandard sites in the Baytown area with potential implications for future busing.
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Juusella
NTUN
Strewell
Board of
Wallace Strewell
University of Houston
Ing
McGraw - Hill
Strevell
Richard Strahan
Lee College
Streyell
Sam Houston Elementary
Carver
Sam
Baytown
Pete Jones Named to Citizens Bank Board in Baytown
A. E. Pete Jones, Baytown businessman and former Baylor athletics staffer, is named to the board of Citizens National Bank and Trust Co. He will attend his first meeting in March after unanimous board approval. Jones, longtime local drive-in operator, and his wife live in Country Club Oaks. He expressed pride in joining the bank and contributing to the community.
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A. E
Pete} Jones
Jones
Baytown
Citizens National Bank and Trust Co
John Echols
Baylor University
Baylor
Inverness
Oaks
Winnie Brown
Ross Sterling ‘High
Pete Jones
Echols
Elis County
Palmer
Humble Oil and Pefining Co
Baytown Oilers
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Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo Citizens
Beatrice
Beatrice Peting
Charles Peting
Cove
Tina
Patines
Parks Board
Chandler, Moody
the Sun's Ad Department
Dwight Moody
Paul A. Lee
Earthman Funeral Homes
Richard Dulme
Stephen
Lensco T
Pat Murphy
Jackie Gleckier
C of
Wallace Strevell
Strevell Report
Pete) Jones
New Citizens Bank
Thad Felton
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