Baytown civic groups and meetings fill week agenda
Baytown area clubs from CAP Cadets to 4 H, VFW Auxiliary and Girl Scouts announce meetings, civic projects and guest speakers. R-H Lucas heads Stamp Club with holdover directors meeting at Sterling Library. 4 H and junior collectors welcome. Also notes funeral, real estate class, and Lee College registrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pipkin
Roseland Oaks Civic Association
J. Lan Williams
Myigh
A.B. O'Brien
Roi
Stamp Club
Kert Carter
Carlton Tue Baytown
Stamp. Society
Strickland
R-H. Lucas
Diwill
infTom
infTom Wilkinson, A. B. O'Brien
Sterling Municipal’ Library
John Chatfield
N. Johnson
Dr Jesse Kirkpatrick Report After Illness At Anahuac Lions Event
Reported by the Anahuac community members at the Lions gathering notes Dr Jesse Kirkpatrick recovering from a recent illness. Local residents J B Woaldridge Logan Meitzen Montie Miles Sr T L Boudreaux and Mrs Ray Sloan were seen. band director Charles Forque says the stage band has no encore but three more arrangements. John Guemple hosted Stanford Warin, MDTA trainer from UT, in Baytown teaching courses for the Manpower Development. Bill Crist, Baytown native now in Oklahoma, visited family and plans to move back with son Britt entering mid term school. Mrs Ann Davis, injured in a Navl Vi car crash, is reoperating at home after weeks at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital. she and Cr Davis thank all for kindnesses to doctors nurses and pastors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse ‘Kirkpatrick
J. B
Jimba} Woaldridge
Logan
Meitzen
Montie Miles Sr
Amd
T. L. Boudreaux
Ray Sloan
Charles, Forque
Robert Es Lee
John Guemple
Stanley Warin
Baytown
Lee
Warren
MDTA
University of Texas
Bill Crist
Bill
Britt
Ann Davis
Iffrey
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Cr. Davis
Last Rites Held Today For Dr. Harmon Lowman
Funeral services for Dr. Harmon Lowman longtime SHSTC president were held at First Methodist Church Huntsville with Bishop Paul Martin delivering the sermon. Burial followed in Oakwood Cemetery. Lowman 69 died of cancer in Houston. he led SHSTC from 1941 and earlier held posts at SMU and Lee College. Contributions to a memorial fund were urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon Lowman
Sam Houston State Teachers College
First Methodist Church
Huntsville
Paul Martin
Houston
Roy Felder
Jester White
Westbury Methodst Church of
Glenn Polan
Shstc Wesley Foundation
Addicks Addition
Oakwood
Lawman
M.D. Anderson
JH Health
Lowman
Texas
Sam Houston
Southern Methodist University
Baytown
Crosby Man's Final Rites Set Wednesday
Funeral services for Louis John Wolcik 72 of Crosby will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Crosby First Methodist Church with Rev. Dan Bynum officiating. Burial will follow in White Cemetery under the direction of Crosby American Legion Post. Wolcik a retired painter for Humble Oil and Refining Co died Monday at Heritage Manor Dayton. A Fayette County native and World War I veteran, he belonged to the American Legion SPIST and Crosby First Methodist Church. He is survived by his widow Annie Carrie Wolcik of Crosby, one brother Steve Ly Wolcik of Highlands, and one sister Mrs Louise Sladek of Corpus Christi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis John
Wolcik
Crosby
Crosby First
Methodist’ Church
Dan Bynum
White Cemetery
Crosby American Legion Post
M Wolcik
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Dayton
Heritage Manor
Fayette
County
Tex
American Legion
SPIST
Crosby First Methodist Church
Annie
Carrie’. Wolcik
Corsbhy
Steve Ly. Wolcik
Highlands
Louise Sladek
Corpus Christi
Marshy County to pave Red Bluff Road with bond funds
Marshy County Commissioners earmarked 1,187,400 from bond residue to widen to four lanes and pave Red Bluff Road from Pasadena to High Way D2% near the NASA Manned Spacecraft Center at Clear Lake. The 12 mile project, about two years, was approved by Commissioner Wo Kyle Chapman and supported by Commissioner Vic Ramsey. Pasadena will cover roughly half the cost from voter bond funds approved last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Bluff Road
Pasadena
Clear Lake
Kyle Chap
Siesé Preciner
No. Ly
Come Aussioner
Vic VW
Ramsey
Preciuct 2
Betanixa
Howl
Baytown la Porte Tunnnel
NASA
Pusidela
Puzzler: US weighing Cyprus contingent and rocket setback
A fragment notes the United States considering sending a contingent to Cyprus and Britain being informed before a final decision. It mentions a two state Saturn I rocket not fired due to a forgotten aluminum phosphide fuel line, and Senate aides shaping testimony on antitrust exemptions as officials discuss Vietnam war withdrawals amid reverses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cyprus
Britain
U.S
Poll Tax Deadline Looms as Voters Urged to Pay
Harris County officials warn area residents three days remain to pay the 1964 poll tax or obtain an exemption by midnight Friday. The county reports 156,224 qualified voters versus 163,070 in 1960, with special deputies aiding free registrations that do not grant state or local voting rights. Deputy collectors list downtown sites and extended hours, and mail applications must be in by January 31 to avoid loss of a poll tax receipt.
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Harris County
Smith
B. Collins
Collins
Carl S. Smith
Haring County
St. Smith
Fort Worth
Dallas
Houston
Carl Smith
Ben Gentle
Hodges To Be Science Fair Chief Here
Arthur Hodges science teacher at Robert E Lee High School will chair the Baytown Science Fair on March 7 at REL High School. Steering committee includes Jenna Smart Winnie Brown and M C Rushing Kenneth Vortek Glenn Harrington Clarence Tipps and William J Busch Virginia Rowlett Tom Hendrix judges Garland Huey awards Kenneth Newton and Vera Hert hospitality. Judging begins 9 a m Saturday March 7 and ends at noon Public viewing 2 to 7 30 p m with award ceremony at 7 30 p m in the REL auditorium. Fifty six REL Cedar Bayou Highlands Horace Mann and Baytown Junior K schools entrants last year. John McClintock Jr won Scientist of the Year. The Houston Greater Science Fair on March 15 14 and 13 at Sam Houston Coliseum will include 56 Baytown entrants. Tag stations extend to all local schools within 26 counties around Floyds ton. Coliseum room holds about 10 exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hodges
Robert E. Lee High School
Baytown
Robert "E."Lée
REL
Rel Cedar Bayou
Highlands
Horace Mann
John McClintock Jr
Greater Houston
Paul Quinton
Houston Fair
Marina Oswald Defends Belief Lee Harvey Oswald Killed Kennedy
Marina Oswald, 22, says she is convinced her husband killed President Kennedy. In a Dallas interview she states that facts point to Lee Harvey Oswald’s guilt, while her mother-in-law and others challenge her stance. Marina lives in Dallas-Fort Worth with her two daughters under Secret Service protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Marina Oswald
Oswald
Soviet Union
Krld Am-Faltv
Lee
Marina
Jack Ruby
Marienerite
KBOX
Secret Service
Marguerite Oswald
Dallas-Fort Worth
Ina
Secret
Turmoil Over Poll Tax Receipts Across Texas
The Associated Press reports Texans face dual systems as a federal poll tax ban nears official White House attention. Texans may vote free only for federal offices once the ceremony occurs, with 30 day registration to begin and steps to prevent double voting. Tax collectors brace for confusion and extra verification to avoid duplicates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Texas
White ‘House
Texas Tay
Promising Scientist Jones Named National Honor Student
Michael Roe Jones of Robert E. Lee High School is among 314 seniors nationwide chosen for the Westinghouse Talent Search as one of the most promising young scientists. His project measures diffusion rates, earned chemistry division top prize at Baytown Science Fair last year, and he aims to become a chemist at the University of Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Roe
Mike) Jones
W. R. Jones
W. Lottt
Nual
Westinghall
Ience
Searen
Robert E. Lee High School
Univers
Wi D.C
Westinghouse
É Valent Institute
Houstonares
Texas
Mary Elizabeth Elliott
Jesse Jones High School
Ross Frederick Benny Jr
Mike
Baytown
Great Houston
Edythe Hodges
University of Texas
National Honor Society
National Science Foundation
University of Houston
Pat
Pree and Lobit Street Church of Christ
Michael
Rok
W. Lobit
Washington, D.C
U S Won t Leave People Of Formosa
AP dispatch from Tokyo reports Red China warned it will break ties with Nationalist China in Formosa as a prerequisite for full relations with France. US Secretary of State Dean Rusk defended Nationalist China in Tokyo, asserting support for Taiwan and warning Peiping against militancy. French recognition of Red China drew Peiping’s claim to end recognition of Chiang Kai-shek regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Red
China
Nee
Ching
Paris
France
Chiang Kai-shek
Red Chins
Red China
Peking
Charles de Gaulle
Foreign Ministry
Radio Peking
Formosa
Peiping
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Spacecraft Center
Manned Spacecraft Center
Dane
Tename
Amer: 4
CAP
North Main
Baytown 441 Club
Chamber of Commerce
VEW
VFW
Women’s Auxiliary
Decker Drive
Veterans Administration Hospital
James French
Alamo
Bethel Baptist Church
Lake Charles
Eric Hoehence
M. E. Leissner
Hoehence
Galveston
John E. Hines
Diocese of Texas
San
Gulf Coast Gun Club
Ramsey W.webb
Stimson
Felton Street
Lee College Technical Branch
Bayway
Redeemer Lutheran Scout House
John Helland
Jen
General Telephone Co
San Jacinto
National Secretaries Association
Mcolm Schultz
Walter Rundell
Lee College
Lochmann
Robert E. Lee
Jat
Hodges
SHSTC
First Savings
Marguerite Hightower Lowman
Bill Lowman
Friendswood
Harmon
Lowman Jr
San Angelo
Lawrence Lowman
Horace Lowman
Joresville
Travis Lowman
O. J. Lowman
Vigtona
Milton Cabiness
Lockhart
Roy Landers
el Paso
Bulletin
Puzzler
Our World
Senate
Rob
Stork
Robert S
McNamarmys
Amore Oss
Charles
Finley
Mao
Raytown
Gary Bonner Ash
Grocery
Lula Bailey
Weingarten’s
Mary Ellen Banserman
Sears
W. H. Callan
Scarborough
Earl Cater
Sak
J. C. Carroll
N. Main
Edward D. Cleveland
Geraldine W. Cleveland
Science Fair
Sam Houston Coliseum
Floyston
JFK
Ernest Stromberger
Associated Press
Reed - Stewart
Port Worth
Washington
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