Panama Severs Ties With United States in Canal Zone
The Panama government breaks diplomatic relations with the United States after recalling most staff from Panama City while U S embassy personnel and dependents evacuate to the Canal Zone. Khrushchev denounces U S action and Panama asks Costa Rica to handle Panamanian interests in Washington, as Memorial services mark the riot fatalities.
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Panama
ULS
United States
Khrushchev
U.S
Cana
Canal’ Zone
Washington
Oity
U.S. State Department
Peace Corps
U.S. Agency For International Development
Johnson
Edwin M. Martin
United
Costa Rica
Panamia
Kalinin
Moscosy
Fidel Castro
Canal Zone
Castro
Barbers Hill High School Lunch Menu for Jan 224
Barbers Hill High School announces the cafeteria menus for January. Milk is served with every meal. Monday offers ground beef with spaghetti and sides. Tuesday features beef stew with rice and vegetables. Wednesday serves turkey with cornbread dressing and salads. Thursday presents barbecue sandwiches with sides. Friday ends the week with fish fillet and butter beans.
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Barbers Hill High School
Quail hunting and boat show energize Texas hobbyists
The region glows with quail hunting in western counties open until January while Louisiana remains accessible. Houston's Coliseum hosts a grand boat show with Rufus G. Smith among showcases, alongside sparkling fishing notes on Lake Houston Anahwa c Turtle Bay and White perch time. Weather chilled with subfreezing snaps. Bailey LeCompte reports bass at peak.
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Louisiana
Laredo
Weal
Bayt
Areca
Albert Nelson
Joe Speck
Fuhy Godfrey
Houston Coliseum
Ius
Rufus G. Smith
Smith
Yachting Magazine
Galveston’ Bay
Buffalo Bayou
Lake Houston
Lake Anahwac
Turtle Bay'ou
D. M. Haas
Herbert H. Duke
Bailey LeCompte
Bailey
Perry Anniversary Observed by Mr and Mrs Thomas W Perry
Mr and Mrs Thomas W Perry celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on January 27. They will be honored at an open house hosted by their daughter Mrs H L Post at 1904 Hill from 2 to 6 p.m. on Sunday January 19. Friends are invited to attend.
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Thomas W. Perry
Hin
Baytown Optimist club banquet honors Youth Appreciation week
The Baytown Optimist Club banquet welcomed special guests from Robert E. Lee High School and local leaders. Speakers warned that nuclear test ban could breed apathy and urged renewed community welfare programs. The event featured performances by REL Brigadiers and tribute to students, with district officials in attendance.
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Service Club
Bob Warford
Baytown Optimist Club
Lee Robertson
Kenneth Ford
A. P. Shaddix
Rex Timms
Baytown
REL
Lindy iPool
Anna Sawberger
Judy Williams
Becky Camp
Jean Fuller
Diana Vaughn
Jane Craddock
Ralph Thanks
Ralph Knight
Seatiment
A. D. Colburn
Dickinson
Deer Park
Deep Water
Houston
Brazesport
Texas City
Galveston
Club
Freeport
Bridge City
City aviation committee eyes municipal airport plan
Derden and Huron discuss privately owned airstrips in the area and the possibility of a city role in maintaining an airfield. Attorney George Chandler works on a lease contract that may establish a municipal airport with help from aviation committee members Maurice Taylor Bil Kubik and Cecil Behym er.
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TWA
Derden
Porte
Huron
Tt Derden
Mitomey
George Chandler
Maurice Taylor
Humphrey
W. O
Bil) Kubik
Cecil Behymer
UW Professor Bird Teaches In Humble Lectures Series
University of Wisconsin chemist R. B. Bird, renowned for transport phenomena and gas liquid properties, teaches a course in Humble's Lectures in Science and Engineering. The class includes scholars from Wisconsin, Houston, and Delft, detailing Bird’s career and awards, including the 1962 Walker Award.
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R. B. Bird
Ghortunt Engineering
University of Wisconsin
Humble
Ian J. Chlapek
E. L. Dean
F. Driskill
T. R. Herndon
E Larsen
J.B. M
Merkel
B. Con
B.D. Wims
Teehn
A. M. Jones
Thomas
R. W. White
Wo An Hoyer
Kehn
J. F. Wolfe
Houston
Bird. i
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Walker
Heeis
AICHE
American Chemical Society
American Physical Society
Nederlandse Natuurkundige Mereniging
Koninklijk Instinuui Voor
Ingeniers
Bird
University of Amsterdam
Wisconsin
Corell University
Guggenheim
Technische Hogeschool
Delft
Halland
Japan
University of Kyotd
Nagoya University
Unified campus plan eyed for technical college growth
School leaders push a master plan by architect Lowell Lammers to cluster future technical and vocational facilities with existing buildings. President Horeczy and trustees stress sizing growth to meet rising demand while maintaining access, with a library at the campus core and space for later expansion. The board also approves Ced ar Bayou Gym donation for middle school tournaments and hires Eugene D. McBride as a custodian at Lee College.
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Rundell
Joe |Horeczy
Lowell Lammers
College
Horweezy
L.d.victory
Baytown
Communists shoot down U S Army helicopter and missing servicemen
In Mekong Delta a U S Army helicopter is shot down along with American servicemen and a British colonel aboard. The incident compounds fears that all aboard are dead as reports spread. Michigan Governor Romney warns of GOP heritage being renounced over 1961 election tensions. Governor Rockefeller and advisers plan unified Republican primary in the same state as California, aiming to sweep delegates ahead of the GOP National Convention.
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U.S. Army
Mekons
Delta Tattle
Uve
Coronel
Michigan
George Romney
Republican Party
Nelson A. Rockefeller
California
Rockefeller
Poll Tax Collections in County Gain On ’60
Poll tax payments in Kargis County show receipts ahead of the deadline as of late 1960. Tax officials report 28,499 of 66,385 qualified voters paid taxes and 27,896 exemptions, with 65 and older noted. A 1960 comparison and a projected 1965 voting strength of 45,000 are discussed by Tax Assessor Carl Smith.
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Kargis
Collstier
Carl 5. Smith
Fritty
Smith
Peterson Dies at 82. Crosby Native Succumbs in Houston
Nicholas Peterson, 82, a retired carpenter from Crosby, died at 2:43 a.m. Saturday in a Houston hospital. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Monday in the Chapel. Survivors include three nephews Victor Peterson of Crosby, Sart A. Green and Floyd Green, both of Houston, and two nieces Mrs. Benilda Av Green of Houston.
Crosby Booster Club Sets Meeting for Plans Banquet
Crosby Booster Club will meet at 7 p.m. Monday in the Crosby High School library to plan the spring banquet funded by proceeds from the chicken barbecue dinner.
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Crosby
Crosby 1 High
Indian delegation to tour Bay Town vocational college
An Indian delegation from the Ministry of Labor and Employment and several state officials will visit Lee College in Bay Town on January 29 2019 for a six month study tour. They will inspect the vocational and technical branch including programs under the Manpower Development Training Act and the National Defense Education Act as part of India's Apprenticeship Scheme.
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India
U.S. Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training
Department, of Labor
Baytawn
Vocaional and Technical Branch
Lee’ College
United States
Balram Sigh Randhaya
Ministry of Labor and Employment of India
New Delhi
Kishan Chand Jaitly
Central Training Institute
Ministry of Labor and Employment
Ranga Rao
Directorate of Technical Education
Hyderabad
Andhra Pradesh
Gopinath Mahapatra
Directorate of Industries
Orissa
Suri Parakash Datta
Rajasthan
U.S
Dr Richardson Promoted To Research Specialist At Humble Co
Baytown scientist Dr J T Richardson advances to research specialist in the Baytown Research and Development Division of Humble Oil and Refining Co. He leads a solid state physics and chemistry program, has ten publications, and has spoken at ACS and APS meetings. He chairs the Southeastern Texas ACS, holds degrees from Rice, and lives at 1193 Tanglewood with his wife and daughter. He helped organize Baytown Little Theater and appears in casts, with earlier directing work. Diamond, the hardest natural substance, is pure carbon.
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J. T. Richardson
Mumble of and Refining Co
Baytown
Richardson
Hang
Gordon Research Conferences
American ‘Chemical Society
American Physical Society
Southeastern Texas Section
ACS
APS
American Institute of Physics
Scientific Research Society of America
Sigma Xi
Bay-town
Little Theater
Freeman and Mills to Speak at Clark Thompson Fete
Freeman and Mills will speak at the Jan. 12 appreciation dinner honoring Congressman Clark W. Thompson of Galveston. The event, hosted by rice farmers of Texas, features dinner at 7:20 p.m. after a 6:20 p.m. reception in the Rice Hotel Brazos and Colorado Rooms. Tickets are available from Chairman Kermit Dyche of Alvin or Albert Nelson in Balttown.
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Houston
Aly Agriculture
Orville L
Freeman
Balttown
Guy Dyche Jackson Jr
Guy C. Jackson OI
Oscar Nelson
Anahune
Mills
Congressman Thompson
Dyche
Thompson
Congress
Brazos
Colorado
Rice Hotel
Lyche
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture
University of Minnesota
Former Baytown Resident Killed In Water Tower Fall
Wyerrold Beverly Jane Meason a Baytown native died after falling about 20 feet from a Sunrise Beach water tower near Granite Shoals Llano Friday. She was Miss Meason daughter of Mr and Mrs G H Meason of Piney Point Meason senior vice president of Tennee Oil Co and former Humble Oil Baytown Refinery worker. She died from a broken neck at Limo Memorial Hospital after ambulance transport. Funeral services set for 11 30 a.m. Monday at St Francis Episcopal Church Piney Point.
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Baytown
Wyerrold
Beverly Jane Measor
Granite Shoals
Llano
G. H. Meason
Piney I Point
Meason
Tennees Oil Co
Humble Oi
Measen
Sunrise Beach
Limo Memorial Hospital
Fry
Mtien
Birth Announced for Melisa Ann Powers in Baytown Area
Lynn Powers of Michigan announces the birth of a daughter, Melisa Ann, born Wednesday at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital weighing eight pounds. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs J D Cannamore and Mr and Mrs W H Powers of Baytown, with great grandparents Mrs A Sheffield of Baytown and Mrs Powers of La Porte and A M Cannamore of Fort Worth.
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Hazell
Lynn Powers
Michigan
Melisa Ann
San Jacinto
Mothodlist Hospital
Cand
J. D.cannamore
W.H. Powers
Baytown
A. Sheffield
Powers
la‘ Porte
A. My Cannamore
Fort Worth
Kiwanis noon program features Southern Belles vocal–spiritual show
The Kiwanis Club Thursday noon program at the Tower featured the Southern Belles under Mary Guemple directing. Soloists Janice, Clinton, Barbara Morgan and Starr Johnston performed with Pat Kurtz as narrator. Guests included Circle K members Alan Erwin, Richard Hargraves, and Mary Land, with additional attendees from Key and Circle K groups and other associates such as Tom Dauphin and George Ferguson.
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Southern Belles
Kiwanis
Circle Ko Club
Lee College
Circle K
Alan Erwin
Richard Hargraves
Mary
Land
de Keyettes
Lynn
Stratton
Harriett “Sanders
Paul
Worley
Mike Forche
Key
Tere
Tom_ Dauphin
Paul Berka
Benefit Dance for Cerebral Palsy Center in Baytown
Elks and Knights of Columbus TM sponsor a benefit dance on Saturday January 25 at KC Hall to aid the Cerebral Palsy Center Building Fund. The event runs from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. with music by Everest Kenne. Tickets are 3 per couple, available from club members or at the door.
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Baytown
ELKS
Knights of Columbus
Center
KC Hall
Everest Kenne
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