Sun Spots and Groups Lead Local Notices in Baytown
Baytown figures elect Tillman O'Brien to Houston Retail Grocer Association board during a Warwick Hotel installation dinner. Local clubs announce scouting, garden, grandmother, horse club events, plus a weather note forecasting mostly cloudy skies with warm temps and possible showers through Friday.
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Retail Grocers
Tillman O'Brien
Baytown
Houston Retail Grocer Association
Warwick Hotel
Houston
Milton Lyons
Local Homemaker News and Social Snaps
Blanche Fentiman returns home from Hermann Hospital after a ten-day stay. Evie Kilough models an evening gown of ancient vintage. Mrs Ralph Anderson hurries to the post office with important mail. Rose recalls boyhood coon hunting expeditions in Big Thick. Brunson waves to friends en route to a Houston meeting. Emma Davis of La Porte plans for next Monday night. Louise Evans pinches hit for Reidland. Sybil Lively showcases a Hack chiffon dress. Betty Fiuron updates friends. Preston L. Pendergrass submits poll tax money. residence Cleveland, Tennessee. Katherine Clark plans Youth Fair publicity, back to building shade after tornado damage. Don Cannata looks over Civil Defense dosimeter. Neighbors on Wooster Lane irritated by a hawk. owner sought. Black cocker spaniel thief reported stealing two rugs. another spaniel on porch.
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Blanche Fentiman
Hermann Hospital
Evie
Kilough
Ralph Anderson
Rose
Lorraine. Brunson
Houston
Emma Davis
la Porte
Louise Evans
Highlands “Pinch
Sue .Reidland
Sybil Lively
Betty
Fiuron
Preston L. Pendergrass
Ralph Scheuich
Baytown Master Plan review sets luncheon meeting
The Baytown Chamber of Commerce will review the master plan at a 16 luncheon meeting in May at the Holiday Inn. Jay Ash, city planner with Bernard Johnson Engineering Inc., will report on the first phase. Proposed capital improvements in the master plan are being considered for a bond issue in late February.
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Baytown
The
of Commerce
Holiday Inn
Jay Ash
Bernaard Johnson Engineering Inc
Johnson outlines Great Society goals in inaugural address
President Johnson pledges to advance a Great Society tackling injustice, poverty, and ignorance. In a 22 minute inaugural address, he frames rapid change as the era to pursue broad progress, appealing for bipartisan support and continuity of the landslide victory.
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Washington
Johnson
Earl Warren
America
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ouster Hearing Returns to Start Dean on Stand
Public hearing on the suspension of School Supt. George H. Gentry returns to the initial scene with Dean Walter Rundell of Lee College on the witness stand. Rundell, recalled by the school board's attorney, testified about National Defense Education Act contracts and reimbursement questions that dominated the session, as the hearing resumes Thursday night in the REL auditorium.
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Jim Hale
George H. Gentry
Walter Run- Gell
Leo College
Runiell
James Hippard
REL
A. R. Siar
Joe Reynolds
Gentry
Rundell
Lee College
Hanpard
Hippard
Reynolds
Stark
Astronaut Wife Leads Baytown March of Dimes Effort
Mrs. Gordon Cooper spoke of March of Dimes funded research aiming to eliminate birth defects and advance polio-era victories. Baytown leaders and volunteers organized the annual Mothers March with Hartis County chair B. S. Battarbee and EL C. Kluck coordinating events and lectures in support of birth defect prevention.
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Baytown Suna
Federe Cooper
Salk Foundation
Art Biological Studies “Institute
San Diego
Calif
March of Dimes
United Sabin
Cooper
Babie
Gordon Oooter
Kaders
Holiday Inn
Harris County
R._B
Gentry Denounces Hearing as Attack on Character
Gentry accuses a public hearing of being conducted to attack his good name and professional reputation. He cites delays, omissions, and added charges while suspension as Lee College president and school superintendent persists. The Board and Stark defend the process, noting hearings began per Oct 20 and follow established procedures.
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Schoo
George H. Gentry
Slark
Gentry
Indi
ALTR
Star
Sad
Lee College
Explosion Near Seabrook Gas Line Blast Hurts Baytonians
Two Baytown men Welter DePraney and Warren Hand suffered burns in a gas line explosion near Seabrook on Wednesday afternoon. Carson 61 of South Lake and Martin 61 of Willis died at scene or soon after. Bystander Hinschey described attempting rescue as the blast sent one man into weeds.
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Jerry -Aldredge Aint Elate Moore Seabrook
Welter DePraney
ST Vae ‘Drive
Warren Hand
Sheridan
Teo
DePring
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
DePrant
Gul Coast Hospital
Tie
Martin
Willis
Charles
G. Carson
South Lake
Carson
Gulf Oil Corp
Pasadena Bayshore Hospital
Aritura Trevino
Houston
B.C
Hinschey
Stafford
Hinscher
Seabrook
Charles Carson
Sour Lake
Community Chest Public Meeting Slated Tuesday
The Baytown and East Harris County Community Chest holds its annual public meeting at 7 30 p m Tuesday February 22 at the Chamber of Commerce building John P Henderson chairman invites all past contributors and interested persons to attend Reports on activities and finances will be given New officers directors and committee members will be elected Names of nominees and the nominating committee are listed with directions for public nominations The story also mentions a separate casualty report from a gas line blast at 3210 Indene Hines and notes page references for further details
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Baytown
Hust
Harris County
Community Chest
Chamber Commerce
Ahnewner
John P. Henderson
Eheirmen
Community Chest Council
Henderson Raid
Aes
East
Yreat+ League and Health
Eee
Ie Counei
Henderson
S. W. Dedman
Burt “Dowler
Max Mosesman
Charles Tillery
Ed Vaughtee
Public Unitil Eda
Vienderson
Cenl
Arinice
Dock Strike Ends Hopeful After Longshoremen Vote
New York AP report says longshoremen voted on a contract for the AFL-CIO International Longshoremen's Association. A second vote followed a prior rejection, and leaders claim enough calls suggest acceptance of the proposed deal with the New York Shipping Association. If true, broader port disputes could end the walkout affecting East Coast cargo. The strike has raised estimates of economic cost from 20 to 67 million dollars daily, while Tampa banana imports show minimal impact due to separate contracts.
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New York
Maine
Texas
Thomas
AW. Gleason
Afl-Cio* International Longshoremen's ‘Association
Viping Association
Sin Associated ‘Press
Peti
Ials Com Industries
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Goose Creek Country Club
Rouse
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A. C. Dodds
Maplewood
Myles Keller
James
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N. Main
Horse Club Baytown
Horse Club
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C. Ble Carroll
Fox Drive
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Trinity Tabernacle
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SSI
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John Guempie
Texas Education Agency
C.F. Collum
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Kelley
Robert
PL Kelley
Air War College
Emmett 0. Hutto
Air Force Reserve
Cor. Kelley
Teachminders
Robert E. Lee High School
Tower
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