NASA official to speak at Sun Spots town hall meeting
Three key staffers from the Space Agency and Equity Magazine editor Dickie Moore will headline the NASA speakers at the Sun Spots town hall in the Lee College auditorium at 7 30 p m Tuesday. Moore, in his mid thirties, has acted in films and on stage and TV and will present The meeting also features Surat H Clarke Robert W Weirt and Andre J Meyer. Space program details include Project Gemini. The event is part of the Houston Squadron Air Force Association program.
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Dickie Moore
Actors Equity
National Aeronautics
Alson
Equity Maga- Space Administration
Clear Lake
Lee College
Houston Squadron
Air Force Association
Moore
Connally and Smith Take Texas Gavel Power
Connally and Smith assume Texas reins in a joint session oath at the Capitol after a campaign season. They vow to advance majority decisions, with Smith aiming for a responsive government and greater public blessing. The event followed a year of political battles and precedes Connally’s first legislative address.
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Legislative
Smith
Connally
Texas
Capitol
Gay
Price Daniel
Weather forecast near freezing with rain possible
Forecast calls for near freezing temperatures and rain on Wednesday morning. Skies mostly clear otherwise.
Beagle Trial Winner Among Baytown Club Notes
Baytown reports include Staples Bayou Lady, a beagle owned by Butch Diebel and Fred die Ocker, placing in the San Jacinto Beagle Club Geld trial small pack on rabbit. Local guests from Lafayette Crowley Jennings and Beaumont dined with City Policeman Wilfred Spell who celebrated a Jack Benny birthday turning 39. Baylor A Cappella singers Sharon Myers and Paula Bond slated to tour with Monterrey Mexico performances and Houston area stops January 1927.
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Wilfred Spell
Jack Benny
Lafayette
Crowley
Jennings
Beaumont
Baytown
Memorial Baptist Church
Pasadena
Second Baptist Church
Konstan
Humble Credit Union Meeting Set With Elections
About 1,000 expected as Humble Employees Credit Union plans annual meeting in Room 621 at 7:20 pm Thursday. Members will elect 15 directors for one year and hear last year's dividend declarations. Also on agenda are door prizes and favors for attendees.
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NiWu
Creditine
Tom Clayton
Union
New Hermann Hospital
Robert E. Lee High School
Houston
C. H. Kelly
East Gulf Street
John W. Sylvester
Robins
George Barden
Bettle Simbirds
Ans
Mons
Boat linked to Campbell found in Kemah in good shape
Baytown police reported a boat owned by C. W. Campbell of 1417 Ash Baytown was found docked and in good shape in Kemah Tuesday morning after a search began when Campbell, who left Baytown at 3 a.m. Monday for Red Bluff Reef on an oyster hunt, failed to return as planned. The search continues.
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C. W. Campbell
Ash
Baytown
Kemah
Campbell
Red Bluff Reef
Lee College Ponders Chambers County District Expansion
Lee College officials will meet with Chambers County School Board and four district boards to discuss adding Chambers County to Goose Creek Junior College District. Trustees note potential benefits including more pupils and broader tax base, while Chambers County would gain access to an accredited college without initial building costs.
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Beathard Sen
Lee College
Chambers County
Goose Creek Junior College
Walter Rundell
Oscar F. Nelson Jr
George H. Gentry
Rundell
Joe Horeczy
Rendell
Nelson
Eugene T. Jenson
Gentry
W. D
Bil
Hinison
Barbers Hill
Anahuac
East Chamber
Highlands father demands removal of Spirit Lake from school library
A Highlands father urged the Robert E. Lee High School board to remove MacKinlay Kantor's 1961 novel Spirit Lake from the library. Superintendent Gentry refused, citing screening limits, and called for public help to identify obscene books. Principal McLemore noted 10,000 books in the library with ongoing screening and more purchases each year.
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George H. Gentry
MacKinlay Kantor
World Publishing Co
Kantor
Pultzer
Andersonville
Chusley
Cnrisiey
Robert E. Lee
Holly McLemore
McLemore
Quotation Basis Settled for School Meat Buying
The school board accepted quotations for cafeteria meat for the rest of the year and decided to use bids for future purchases. Dr. L. D. Victory argued against quotations as a policy breach. Minutes show previous approval of quotations and Edythe Musick, cafeterias director, endorsed Paul's Food Market despite higher prices and daily deliveries from Paul’s.
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L. D. Victory
Baytown Citizens Group to Meet. Local School Matters Covered
A new nonpartisan Baytown citizens group will hold its first meeting at 7 30 p m Tuesday January st at Roseland Park Pavilion inviting city officials school trustees teachers and administrators to attend for better understanding of aims The group includes EA Woody Rose Lamar Kelley Jack Henderson and Douglas Tromblee Among other Baytown board actions trustees agreed to seek state policy changes on bond reissues to save about 225 000 in interest and approved multiple bids and deposits while clarifying library use for teachers at Lee College
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Baytown
Iwardzers
Janestay
Roseland Park Paviion
Citizens For Good Government
Woody) Rose
Lamar Kelley
Jack Henderson
Douglas Tromblee
Armour
Karl Opryshek
Vic Itory
Cypress-Fairbanks
State Board of Education
Wilkes
Brothers of Baytown
Highlands
Walter Rundell
Lee Col- Tece
Opryshek
Opportunity School Officers Vote Planned for January 24
Baytown Opportunity School will elect new officers January 25 at a meeting held on site. Outgoing president Don Teter announced three new directors: Mrs Myles Keller Cecil Kirkland and Louis Traverse. Reelected were Glenn Harper Mrs B W Thomas Mrs K T Beavers and Tom Campbell. Holdovers include Mrs L D Wilburn M M Fats Brown and W R Edwards. Progress reports were given by Mrs D Phillins director and Joe Rice Shetland Workshop director.
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Baytown Opportunity School
Don Teter
Chamber of Commerce
Myles Keller
Cecil Kirkland
Louis Traverse
Glenn Harper
B. W. Thomas
K. T. Beavers
Tom Campbell
L. D. Wilburn
M. M
Fats) Brown
W. R. Edwards
NASA road plan boosts Southeast Texas highway program
The Texas Highway Department announced a $100 million plan to expand highways serving the NASA development, including upgrades from Pasadena to Houston, a new high level bridge over the Houston Ship Channel, and looping connections to I-10. Projects cover US 146, I-610, FM 528, Texas 3, and I-45 with multi lane facilities from Baytown La Porte area to Galveston County, with right of way purchases to begin this year.
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Galvestn County
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Genoa
Ellington Field
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FM 176
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Alta Loma
Katanga Leader Says Seccession End in Reachable Terms
Moise Tstombe announces readiness to end Katanga secession and cooperate with the U N. He allows UN troops to operate freely across the province as part of the agreement. In Lome West Africa disgruntled former colonial soldiers hold power amid political turmoil. In India fears of renewed Himalayan border conflict surface as China reportedly revises six-nation treaty proposals. A stormy political and weather week unfolds with inaugurations planned in Texas and labor disputes disrupting Philadelphia transit. International powers discuss Cuba and Western Hemisphere influence while cold weather grips the U S with deaths reported nationwide. Billy Graham warns the Democratic party toward Texas Governor Connally. 5.6 Democrats at a victory dinner. County hospital board maintains Dr. John Dunn dispute stance.
School Trustees Ready To Meet With City Council
School trustees told the city council they are ready to meet again to discuss mutual problems. Kari Opryshek urged another meeting, A. R. Stark offered to meet anytime, any place, and Dr. William H. Bridges blamed both sides, saying the city council is as much at fault as the board.
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Kari Opryshek
A. R. (von) Stark
William H. Bridges
Joe Horeczy
Pecan Drive Rental Ad Claims Quick Letting Down
Rent signs come down as tenants move fast. R Priest of 210 Pecan Drive rented his apartment in one day at a small cost. Pecial new furnishings and carpet at 216 Pecan Dr. Classified dept open 7 am to 3 pm for ads. Dial 512-5234 to place your Want Ad.
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