Farms Raise Electricity Use in 1963 Demand Increases
Washington AP reports that U S farms used an average of 687 kilowatt hours of electricity in June 1963, up 3 percent from the prior year. Monthly farm electrical bills averaged 15.60 dollars, up from 15.00 dollars a year earlier, as prices rose for the third straight year with June rates at 2.27 cents per kilowatt hour.
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Baytown Optimist Club announces 1964 committees
The Baytown Optimist Club reveals its 1964 committee lineup with Ken Irby as Boys and Girls Work chairman and Al Johnson leading Underprivileged Children. Other members include Glen Kollmeyer, Pete Sultis, Wallace Heaner, L. J. Reilly, Hank Swain, Henry Lyles, Bill Wilson, Ed Vaught, Fred O'Brien, Dave Tracht, Frank Goss, Fritz Lanham, John Sylvester, and many more across diverse panels such as Vocational Guidance, Agriculture, Public and Business Affairs, and Inter-Club Relations. The year’s activities feature a pianist Lou Britton, song leader Charles Forque, and Civil Defense coordinator Dave Sherron.
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Ken Irby
J. T. Adams
Bob Beman
Wade Callam
Bud Greer
Ike Hall
Glen Kollmeyer
W.S. McKinnon
Preston Miller
Pete Sultis
al Johnson
Harold Bomhoff
Charles Caldwell
Bob Forche
Glen’ Kollmeyer
Wallace Heaner
Bill Gidley
Felix Hutcheill
Basil Jones
Key Club
Pat Ball
J. R. Barnes
Jim Garrison
Frank Goss
Eugene Lovering
Larry Maher
Hank Swain
LaVerne Fuller
Eugene Oliver
Dave Tract
Gordon Young
Henry Lyles
John Booker
Charles
J. R. Barries
Troy Peterson
Dave Tracht
Ree Jasper Katribe
Lary Mat
WC Jackson
John Sylvester
Fritz Lanham
B. E. Greer
Dewey Hathorn
Charles Suesse
Vial
George Barden
Paul DeVerter
Herb Boggess
John Henderson
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Sam Alford
L.A. Wilkie
Jesse Kirkpatrick
Ar.stark
Byron Bailey
Felix Hatchell
Malcolm Jones
Fred O'Brien
R.W. Pipkin
Frank Spuhler
L. A. Wilkie
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H. V. Herbert
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Harold Bomhof
Dave Sherron
Frank Spubhler
Ed Vaught
Don Robinson
Paul Storck
Jasper Katribe
Lou Britton
Charles Forque
Apple Sales
Pentagon adopts uniform security rule for research access
The Defense Department issues a new standard requiring private researchers to pass security checks similar to civilian workers. The rule, inserted into the 1957 directive, aims to uniform clearance across all agencies and prevent disclosure or compromise of classified information.
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Brookses Welcome Baby Jerry Don Ald
Heirport Brooks and James W Brooks Jr of Circle Drive announce the birth of a son Jerry Donald born December 28 weighing nine pounds four ounces. Grandparents are Leonniell of Baytown and J W Brooks of Amarillo. Great grandparents include Mrs J L Daniell and Mr and Mrs Johan Bunch of Waxahachie. Jerry Donald has a brother Jimmy, age two. Mrs Brooks formerly Barbara Daniell.
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Cuban Tobacco Stock Dips To 2 Year Supply
Washington AP report says Cuban tobacco stocks have fallen to about a two year supply as embargoed shipments limit availability. Last Oct 1 stocks were 19.2 million pounds, far below 99.9 million a year earlier, with annual usage around 10 million pounds and manufacturers seeking substitutes in Philippines Colombia Dominican Republic Brazil Paraguay and Indonesia.
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Paraguay
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