Redden Starts basic Combat Training at Fort Chaffee Ark
Private Jerry W Redden will undertake an eight week course at Fort Chaffee Arkansas to receive basic combat training and qualify with the M1 rifle. Mrs Brent Green of Baytown has been initiated into Alpha Chi National Honor Society at Abilene Christian College, joining juniors and seniors in the top 10 percent of their class. Opryshek to Speak at Sam Houston Elementary PTA meeting will be held at 2 5 p m Thursday with board member Kavi Opryshek as speaker on school problems. First Christian Church Fellowship Supper scheduled for 6 30 p m Wednesday in the fellowship hall. Yaupon Garden Club to meet 8 p m Tuesday at 400 Azalea with Mrs Clay Leach hosting and Mira James F Ferrer as cohostess. Mrs Fred Hederhorst to discuss Modern Trend In Xscape. Cub Scout Pack and Boy Scout Troop 68 candlelight rededication tonight at Roseland Park Pavilion. Mrs S J Dubose winner of $10 shop at home prize. Rev G N Allison pastor of Worcester Baptist Church named pastor chairman of San Jacinto Association for the Texas Baptist Crusade for Christ. Westminster Presbyterian Education Men’s Brotherhood to host a dinner at 6 30 p m in the fellowship hall. J N Chatfield to show a film on Baptist missions in India Thailand Indonesia and travels of the Far East.
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Brent Green
Ina ‘Lynch
Baytown
Abilene Christian College
4 Green
Yaupon
Clay
Leach
Azalea
Mira
James F. Ferrer
Fred Hederhorst
Will Ak
G. N. Allison
Wooster Baptist Church
Has. Beer
San Jacinto Association
Texas Baptist Crusade For Christ Westminster
Presbyterian
of Man Men's Brotherhood
Fellowship Hall
N. Chatfield
Baptist Student Union
Presbyterian Missions
India
Thailand
Indonesia
Far East
E. C
Jack
Kimmons
W. T. Busch
Pop
Ty Massey
Credit Union
W. E. Marshall
Ed Hartman
Robert P.m
Lamar
Gillette
Chamber of Commerce
Pruett
Pelly
Chamber of Comed
Iclub
Goose
They
Kimmons To Become 14th CC President Impending Baytown chamber pick
Baytown area business and civic circles await the annual meeting of the Baytown Chamber of Commerce to elect new leadership. George Kimmons is set to become the 14th president, succeeding a line of past presidents including Jack Jacobs and Thad Felton, as the organization consolidates Baytown Goose Creek interests and prepares for expansion at its North Ash ashash headquarters. The dinner, at the Knights of Columbus Hall, will feature remarks by veteran oil executive Marvin Hurley, with membership at $4.50.
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Dr. Marshall
Tri-Cibes
Goose Creek
Pelly
Baytown
New
Jack Saunders
Nelson McElroy
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Uni
Nesday
St. Anne's Church
Houston
Ben-C. Belt
Gulf Oulikc
Orp
Belt
Thelin
Chy . i
Houston Chamber of Commerce
Ee Commerce
Crosby Pta
Marvin Crosby
Hurley
Gulf Oil Corp
Houston Chamber of Com
Kohli
Cverts
Rosamond
Sethsemani
VEW
Cathy
Veterans OF Foreign Wars
Willl
Jacob
Gregory Belt
Norman
Robert Tuck Vfw
Arthur End
East Texas
Yates, Thompson, Goldsmith and McElroy
Louisiana
Quaranting Bay
Grand Bay
West Bay
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co
Texas Western Gas Co
Lee College may add commercial food course next year
John Guemple, director of non academic courses at Lee College, says a commercial food course titled Food Preparation and Service is being considered for the next year. Restaurant professionals may contact Guemple at the college for details. Rotary guest list includes Eddie Gray and others. Charles Hill performed a drum solo in a student recital at Sam Houston State College. Rev. and Mrs. Cheek welcome a son John Norton. Mrs. Kenneth Martin has four beagle puppies for sale. call 582-628. J W C Mar Kinnon assists with star Frank Theilarel in an open game.
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John Guemple
Lee College
Guemple
Baytown Rotary Club
Eddie Gray
Eldon Berry
Bill Merri
Rufus Honeycutt
Maurice Morgan
H. 4. Ettlinger
Jack Kimmons
L. H. Westmoreland
Edna Oliver
John Norton
Kenneth Martin
J. W. C. Mar. Kinnon
Frank Theilarel
HLPCO Builds 350000 Kilowatt Unit at Webster
HLPCO plans a 350000 kilowatt generating unit at Webster boosting Gulf Coast electric supply by 12.5 percent. The project, announced at a Monday hearing, aims to support an 11 percent rate increase and power reserve. Construction began December 19 and should finish in March 194. The 18 foot high generator will be the largest in the system and could serve 500000 residents at full capacity. Cooperation with avden O was noted at the hearing.
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Houston Lighting and Power Co
Webster
Gulf Coast
P. H. Robinson
Avden O
Robinerm Sait
Credit Union Meet Slated Wednesday
More than 1,000 people are expected to attend the 26th annual meeting of the Humble Employes Baytown Federal Credit Union at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the Robert E Lea High School auditorium. Nominees for directors are C H Kelly John G Traxler R B Bennett Sam Bozich Gerald Hays and Nettie Brown. Two members for the Credit Committee will be elected J B Vanderheider and R J Davis. Nominations may be made from the floor. Outgoing officers are R W Kelly Jr president John P Henderson vice president Earl Gibson secretary and John Sylvester treasurer. Door prizes in cash amounts will be given with first prize 250 and six prizes of 25 each. Members must attend to win unless a worker sends a representative.
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Humble
Employes Baytown Federal Credit Union
Robert E. Lea
C. H. Kelly
John G. Traxler
R. B. Bennett
Sam Bozich
Gerald Hays
Nettie Brown
Credit Committee
J. BR. Vanderheider
R. J. Davis
MacKinnon
Alutadely GaIweae Eee
R. W. Kelly Jr
John P. Henderson
Earl Mison
John Sylivester
New Baytown Chamber Retail Committee Officers Named
Feinberg leads Baytown Chamber Retail Merchants Committee as chair man with Moore as vice chair, Wadley as secretary. Tillery, praised for two years of leadership, steps down. Police praised for preventing shoplifting during Christmas season. city crews honored for managing downtown decorations.
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Robert G. Feinberg
House of Fashion
Chamber of Commerce Retail Merchants Committee
Charles L. Tillery
Sears
Si) Moore
Moore's Shoe
John G. Wad
Baytown
Texas
Ankaciving Dry
New lYear
18 Catholic Missionaries Die In Congo
Reuters report from Leopoldville states 18 Roman Catholic missionaries were killed by Congo lese soldiers near Kongolo in North Katanga on January 1. Some missionaries escaped. others were captured or killed as central government forces battled Gizenga loyalists. The incident follows broader Congo political turmoil and fighting between Stanleyville and central authorities.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
Kongoloi
Katanga
Associated
Bukava
Kivu
Kongolo
Congo Central
Moise Tshomba
Tshombe
Gonga
Antoine Gizenga
Stanleyville
Gizenga
Unity of
Kivarovince
Gizerag
Victor Lundula
Cyrille Adoula
Baytown
United Nations
Gizen
Lowvalle
Houson
Freezing Temperatures Hit Much Of State
By TRE ASSOCIATED PRESS frigid weather chilled the state with bans in many areas while Laredo and the Rio Grande Valley saw milder readings. Afternoon temperatures slipped to 60s in spots with 30s to 40s elsewhere. Dalhart reported near 10 degrees, and Brownsville hovered around the 43 degree mark as clear to partly cloudy skies persisted through Wednesday.
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TRE
Associated Press
Laredo
Rio Grande Valley
Mls
Prospect
Dalhart
Laid
Brownsville
Morther
Solons Debate Federal Aid and Water Board Reform
In Austin AP coverage, Rep. John Allen of Longview leads a debate on a resolution opposing federal education aid while action stalls on a bill to reorganize the State Board of Water Engineers. Allen argues deficit limits aid, while Rep. Jake Johnson of San Antonio contends it is American money to help American children. The education-resolution is signed by 70 House members as the water board reorganization bill by Rep. J. W. Buchanan of Dumas seeks to rename the board within Texas Water.
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Santonio
Americas
Allen
Howse
Water Board
J. W. Buchanan
Dumas
Texas Water
Eee
Thermbers Bee
Price Daniel
Mevelile Colson
Navagta
Daniel
Farm Bureau
County Judges and Compmissioners Association
Max Carriker
Roby
Carriker
House
Colson
Highway Department
Senate
Pasage
Grainger Methany
Wheeler
Senate ‘State Affairs Committee
George Parkhouse
Franklin Spears
Texas Water Commission
theSenate Banking Committee
State Affairs Committee
First Year Glance No Test Ban Disappoints JFK
President Kennedy in his first year marks mixed progress with hopes for a nuclear test ban and unity with the West. He cites farm program advances, steel contract talks, and Berlin talks with Gromyko as ongoing efforts while defending a 1963 farm road construction package and urging Congress to back tariff cuts to aid economic recovery. Local debates over farm road funding and state water board measures are noted, with legislative moves in the Texas House and Senate.
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Washington
Dent Kennedy
Laos
Berlin
Orn
Latin America
White House
Kennedy
Kennedy de Greeet
Congress
United States
Times
IGS
Liewelyn Thompson
Andrei A. Gromyike
David McDonald
United Steelworkers
NASA Center Needing Women Mathematicians at Houston
Baytown women invited to apply for math aide or mathematician roles at a new NASA Space Center in Houston. Positions support Mercury and Apollo spacecraft design and digital computing tasks. Salaries range from 3,760 to 6,245 annually with 30 to 60 days orientation at Langley AFB.
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Baytown
Walnut Smu
National Aeronautics
Space Administration
Houston
Clear
Lake
McImits
Manned Spacecraft Center
Langley Air Force Base
Hampton
Math Aide
Baytown Tax Forms Sent to Business Owners
Baytown businesses received personal rendition statements to declare stock and personal property values for tax purposes. If forms are not returned, the tax assessor will estimate values, with owners able to challenge at the Board of Equalization. The city aims to streamline notices, with a public meeting on January 27 discussing a $2.51 million capital improvement bond issue for street and drainage projects.
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Baytown
David Funderburk
Funderburk
Tax Board of Equalization
Fanderbark
Panderburk
Ity
al Clayton
AEE
Clayton
Ey 1
Pric
Guam and Texas boost island cattle program
Guam Governor Daniel sought aid from Texas Governor Daniel leading to a shipment of prize bulls. The Texans added quail and deer as possible replacements. Vice President Landon Johnson and Tennessee Governor Ellington contributed to the goodwill project as the Guam Bear prepared to sail Saturday with the livestock.
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San Francisco Cap
Bi Daniel
Gum
Daniel
Price Daniel
Texas
Trevis
Guam
Landon Johnson
Buford Ellington
Tennessee
Three power nuclear test ban plan abandoned
Geneva AP reports the United States and Britain formally agreed to drop the three power nuclear test ban tasks and refer the issue to disarmament negotiations set to begin in Geneva next March.
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Geneva
United States
Britain
Genava
World News Briefs Highlight Global Tensions and Movements
High Dominican air force activity in capital scene as Balaguer contends with military chief. A 6000-strong US airlift into West Germany marks a major peacetime operation. Sukarno government admits loss of torpedo boat near New Guinea in Dutch clash. Portugal faces Communist attacks while Angola policy shifts draw UN actions. Khrushchev faces domestic trouble, U.S. analysts note. Soviet views on To and Vietnamese unrest cited. England North industrial area sees stable health measures per Bradford official.
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Jerry W. ‘Redden
Center
Fort Chaffee
Ark
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Speck
Sam Houston
Kavi Opryshek
First Christian Church
Church Fellowship Hall
CUB Scout Pack
Boy Scout- Trove 68
Roseland Park Pavilion
S. J. Dubose
Barnes
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Robert L. Webb
Internal Revenue Service
Federal
Daughters OF American Revolution
Paul DeVerter
E. ‘Texas
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Fixes Lodge
Sara Ann Franklin
Amiqogcaw
Cunningham Hudson
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Baocaw
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Pam
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Shell Oil
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Shell
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Colby
Galveston
Robert R. Kerr
S. Whiting
DAR
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Bud Carlyle
Gaylord
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Gulf Oil
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D-Okla
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R-Ind
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NASA Center
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Cangeia
Eremier Khrvahchev
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John Douviay
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Ken Reyneide
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