Baytown Calendar items feature meetings and notices
City Council set regular meeting at 6 20 p m Thursday in city hall. Nelda Hollingshead of sens Baynu daughter of Mrs A White graduates nursing last weekend. Haytown Chess Club meets Wednesday at Citizens National Bank at 7 pm. Do Dads Club reorganizes Tuesday at 2 pm at Lawrence French home. AID interested disher is invited. Stanely Holzapfel, UT graduate, now with Manned Spacecraft Center. Cargle Kay Gagnon to study at University of Italy in New York? Square Dance group to perform at Bayshore. YMCA program on youth group at noon Thursday with Jim Armsworth. De Zavala PTA speaker at 7:30 pm at school. Weather: generally fair, skies cool through Thursday. Galveston tides: low 7 43 am, high 2 39 pm.
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Jamies Bowie
Dowie Elementary
Lawrence French
Bolgale Hampton
Ilerhem
Italy
Kay Gagnon
Jean L. Gagnon
Mel Drive
Newcomb, College
New la
Srriyadt
Uni
Galveston
Deer Park Chamber Elects New President Leer Bishop
Leer Bishop the Deer Park Chamber of Commerce president designate, a former Baytown Refinery worker who studied dentistry in Houston, highlights a local leadership transition amid community notes. The column also mentions couples anniversaries, school honors, theater plans, hospital visits, and club reporting across Goose Creek and Baytown areas.
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Leer Bishop
Deer Park Gertist
Baytonian
Deer Park’ Chamber of Commerce
Hee
Baytown
Houston
Tillman
Lacy O'Brien
Bishop
Robert L. Webb
Sun
Jean Wieser
Eula Potter
Robert E. Lee High School
R. D. Burnside
Tag
Goose Creek Country Cub
Aaron. Aioses
R. Cy Flowers
Bonnie Graham
Ratton Club
Goose Creek
Nortet Judice
Raytown Hospital
Destroyed Humanely How Baytown Pounds Remove Unclaimed Dogs
Baytown animal shelter houses about 200 to 250 stray dogs monthly as three city dog catchers respond to calls across the area. Most unclaimed dogs are disposed of within days after capture, though a few look valuable receive stays. larger dogs are used by Baylor University for work at the Houston medical branch, and some reunions occur. Humane officers drive two trucks, totaling 7,000 to 2,500 miles monthly, to remove troublesome dogs and cats, averaging about 10 captures daily.
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el Mul
Coase Creek
West Main
Baylor University
University
Houston
Humane
American Kennel Club
Humane Officers
Humane Department
Police Department
Baytown
Aumane Department
Sale Of Surplus Farm Goods To Nasser Vetoed
Washington AP The House defeated an administration bid to curb sales of surplus farm products to the United Arab Republic amid tense U S Egyptian tensions. The vote 204 to 177 split along party lines, with Republicans supporting the administration and most Democrats opposing. Senate action was expected to reverse the measure.
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Nasser
Washington
Senate
UAR
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United States
U.S
Hell
House
Hiss
Acton
Robert H. Michel
Humble Credit Union to Draw Near 2000 Attendees
Humble Employees Credit Union plans its annual membership meeting at 7 50 p m Thursday in the Robert E Lee High School auditorium led by President Jota Po Henderson The union reports 26 growth in 3364 with assets totaling 5 228 195 16 and 8700 members across Baytesa and beyond A slate of directors is elected yearly outgoing officers are listed with several names The event will include prize drawings and the 1964 business report following the general meeting
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Robert E. Lee High School
Jota. Po Henderson
Baytesa
Hemcierson Art
Sylvester
C.H Kelly
Jack le Taylor
OB. Lee
John G. Trazier
I. D. Bozich
W. A. Davidson
Ira Truitt
C.smoith
W. He. Engelhardt
Watts
Gerald Hays
Rey Kilough
Crosby Phone Improvement Set For 1966
Crosby's telephone upgrade moves up to December 1966 with a new building and central office switching equipment. The plan, from General Telephone Co. of the Southwest district manager Cambern, adds improved service with full selective ringing and a shift toward one and two party lines for Crosby and the Barrettt St area. Direct Distance Dialing is expected by 1963 with longer distance changes to follow as demand grows.
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Crosby
EL Co
Cambern
General Telephone Co
Southwest
Mh - Cambern
Weea
Barrett Ste
Camber
Alite
Texas university shakeup plan draws mixed educator reactions
Gov. Connally proposes three coordinated university groups under a central board with Texas State University and UT systems in focus. Arlington State College officials praise coordination while others defer comment pending board reviews. Junior college funding and administration would shift to the new coordinating body as part of the reform.
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Associated Press
John Connally
Texas Universities and Colleges
Arlington State College
Texas Azm University
AZM
Arlington State
University of Texas System
Arlington
Tom Vandercrift
A&m’ University
A&m
Higher
Texas
John A. Guinn
Texas Woman's University At Denton
Board of Regents
TWU
Worth Texas State
J. C. Matthews
North Texas
University of ‘Texas
Earl Rudder
Texas A&m
J. R. Woolf
Texas A&m University System
Woolf
Ben J. Sones
Navarro Junior College
Corsicana
Texas system of _ colleges
Buddhist coup in South Viet Nam brings Khanh to power
South Viet Nam generals oust Premier Tran Van Huong in a bloodless coup as Lt Gen Nguyen Khanh resumes power. Buddhist leaders celebrate, claiming the civilian government failed to stabilize major cities and aid the war against the Viet Cong. U.S. reaction reserved while assessing events. Khanh plans a two member military civilian council to advise on decisions. The move follows a history of upheaval since 1963 and appears to leave Huong and Suu without posts.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Neuyen Khanh
Khanh
Tran van Huong
Vietna
Oup
U.S
Military Council
Maxwell D. Taylor
Laos
Thailand
Taylor
Bangkok
Huong
Depuy
U. Alexis Johns
Viet Nam
Suu
Bethlehem Steel Reports 1961 Earnings Peak At 7 Year High
Bethlehem Steel Corp, the nation’s second largest producer, reported 1961 earnings of 147,341,006 or 3.11 a share, a seven year high, with 1963 at 102,462,000 or 2.11 a share. In the fourth quarter, net was 13,016,000 or 0.81 a share, up from 3,513,000 or 0.76 a share the prior period. Directors at Bethlehem, Pa, declared the quarterly dividend of 0.74 a share on common stock.
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New York
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Bethlehema
Bethlehem
Poll Tax Last Day Nears In Baytown Elections
Poll tax deadlines loom as Baytown voters rush to pay by Saturday midnight at the county tax branch office 205 W Defee. Deputy tax assessor-collector A B Collins warns receipts will not be issued after January 31, while bond elections February 27 and council races set for April 6 and April 2 push local government plans forward.
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Baytown
W. Defee
A. B
Collins
Lee College Vocational and Technical
Lee‘ Lizgett
Dave Clark
Kenneth Baggett
Earl Live
Connally Calls for Major Texas Education Reforms
Gov. John Connally proposes extensive changes in higher education and public school pay. He backs a one cent cigarette tax and inheritance tax revision to fund a 10 year plan to raise teacher salaries, with larger boosts for experienced and highly educated teachers. He also urges driver training programs and a 3k auto inspection fee increase to support safety, and promises no new taxes beyond cigarette and inheritance levies to keep a large budget surplus.
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Austin
John Connally
Todey
Texas
University of Texas System
Texas A&m-Texas Tech
Texas State Teachers Association
Connally
Bainis
Goldwater Weighs Return to Senate or House Race
Washington AP reports Barry Goldwater weighing a return to active politics after a defeat. He tells friends he would consider bidding for either a Senate or House seat if a new opportunity arises, signaling possible plans to reenter national politics.
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Washington (Ap
Barry
Goldwater
Senate
House
Students win safety slogan prizes at Lamar Elementary and REL High
First prize goes to six year old Keven Vaughan from Lamar Elementary with a safety slogan about careful driving. Second prize in the elementary contest awarded to Roy Waldrop of Bach Bach. Winners from Robert E Lee High include Lara Mosesiaan and Keven Vaughan. The contest, sponsored to spotlight baytown street safety, drew strong student participation across age groups.
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Sage
Keven Vaughan
Lamar
Leta
Mosesman
Robert ‘el Lee
Our. Mn
Hizéns
Tie
Earneil
Baytown
Roy Waldrop
Dwinneil
Areher
Bach “Bie
Oilers
Amon Older
One Frost
Robert. E. Lee
Lynn
REL
Edison
Maine
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