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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1963

Page

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Citizens Bank Buys Lot for Parking Near Library

The Citizens Bank Group bought a lot directly west of the old city library for 40000 dollars from the Dre. G. A. Lillie estate. The 73 by 100 foot parcel on Texas Avenue will be blacktopped to provide additional customer parking, per Hugh Echols Jr. chairman. Milton McGinty of Kiwanis Division 3 will visit West Baytown Kiwanis next Monday to lead the program. Nearby items note a rummage sale at 3411 Market St. and appointments on the Sam Houston Area Boy Scout Council executive board. Budding events include Humble Pioneer Club games night, Wooster Garden Club meeting, and Robert Hunt Bowman earning a UT master of arts degree.

Kiwanis Milton McGinty Kiwanis International West Baytown Kiwanis Club Rebel Inn

Senate Tackles Loan Shark Issue Amid Broad Agenda

In Austin AP dispatch lawmakers meet at 7 pm Friday to hear a Senate committee study on loan shark regulation. The session follows rapid action on equal rights for women and Padre Island seashore park plans, as committee members weigh broader administration proposals and a precautionary civil defense course.

Pioneer Club Humble Pioneer Club Will Austin Guv John Connally Senate UCW United Church Women Board Mt. Rose Baptist Oak House Texas Senate Chamber Dallas Padre Island National Seashore Tyro Padre Island Park Lev Bruce Reagan Corpus Christi Sen George

Baytown Schools Plan Family Survival Course

Baytown schools will start a concentrated Family Survival course for grades six through 12. John M. Stuart, director of curriculum, said the week will cover instruction during one period daily in all grades, with teachers trained in civil defense education. The program aims to teach students how to protect themselves in disasters such as tornadoes and electrical storms.

Alvera Griffin Robert E. Lee Quite Carvall Baytown Ewan Little San Jai Parkhouse of Dallas Parkhouse Nurine Jerry Sad Ler Senate House Air Mids Shell House Committee Wanda Ol'ton John M. Stuart Stuart Bees Quchiee George Blasin Texas Education Agency Isis Pierre Coerne Estence

East Harris Scout District chair meets John Glenn in Houston

Jim Sherwood, chairman of the East Harris Boy Scout District, talked with Astronaut John Glenn in a Houston garage after attending the Sam Houston Area Council dinner. Glenn was elected to the council executive board. Sherwood is a longtime Scout leader. Nearby, others visited clubs and schools while local residents shared small news items and requests.

Jim Sherwood East Harris John Glenn Houston Sam Houston Shirley Shanks Rosemary Larsen Methodist Hospital Frank Middleton N. Burnet Kathy Henderson Robert E. Lee Neal Dickens

Retail group names Baytown Chamber officers

Robert G. Feinberg owner of The House of Fashion was reelected chairman of the Baytown Chamber of Commerce Retail Merchants Committee at a meeting held Wednesday. Other officers named were Beall's manager Bave Kerron and John Wadley advertising director of The Baytown Sun. The committee authorized letters of appreciation to Baytown Chief of Police Rey Montgomery and Justice of the Peace M. M. Brown for their efforts in handling shoplifting and worthless check cases.

Robert.g Bob) Feinberg House of Fashion Baytown Chamber of Commerce Bave Kerron Beall's John Wadley Baytown Sun Baytown Rey Montgomery Justice of the Peace M. M Fats) Brown

Nuclear defense looming in Canada election race

U S critics say Canada may center its general election on nuclear defense as tensions rise over arming. State Department weighs releasing secret 1961 testimony from Cuban invasion inquiry while Britain begins steps to rebuild trade and economy after Common Market worries. A Denver quake, Nixon on Parr, Crosby health, and spaceplane research also appear in this period snapshot.

U.S Canada Canrada State Department Britain

Stand ard Of Co New Jersey declares quarterly dividend

The board of directors declared a cash dividend of 65 cents per share on the capital stock payable March 1 to shareholders of record at the close of business February 1, 1963. This compares with 50 cents paid in the first quarter of 1962. Dividend payments for the year totaled $2.50.

Board of Directors Standard of Co. of New Jersey

Precinct 165 Chairman Rose Joins GOP and Resigns

Baytown conservative Democrat E A Woody Rose will become a Republican with hundreds of Harris County Democrats in a March 15 ceremony in Houston's Rice Hotel Grand Ballroom. Sen John Tower will welcome new members at an 8 p m dinner. Rose resigns as Precinct 163 Democratic chairman and Baytown area leader of the Democratic Precinct Organization, planning to endorse Harold Moore for the term. About 700 letters of intent have been signed by conservative Harris County Democrats.

Baytown E. A Woody) Rose Harris County John Tower Texas Rice Hotel Houston Rose Lamar Kelley WO. Tidman Democratic Party Kelley Danubiia Jack Henderson Oak Shadows Ken Offerman Bayshore Drive Norman Ponder Inwood Highlands Republican

Kennedy proposes voluntary farm controls price support shift

President Kennedy outlines a shift from mandatory to voluntary farm controls for crops including cotton and wheat, with new programs to pay farmers to cut production and reduce surpluses. He warns Congress of broad changes and estimates farm aid costs drop from about 3 billion to roughly 0.3 to 0.5 billion annually, while stressing the need to address cotton pricing disparities for domestic users.

Washington Kennedy JFK Congress Saci Nual Federal U.S

Marbon Plant Begins Styrene Production at Baytown Facility

Marbon Chemical Co s new Warner division plant in Baytown Texas started production on January 7 with a capacity for creating styrene, part of its 1934 Gary Indiana origin and Borg Warner linkage. The Baytown site reached its first three weeks on stream as it completes commissioning.

Marbon Chemical Co New Warner Corp Baytown Gary Ind Borg the Pliant sty-Warner Rene

First Negro Enters Lee College Today

Lee College welcomes its first Black student Alton Vernice Williams Marbon who began classes Thursday afternoon. He says education matters most and would have liked to attend Rice University, planning drafting and architecture studies with a future move to the University of Houston. He attends after work and notes no expected issues at the all white college.

Blue Beatshard Sun New Lee College Lee Collge Alton Vernice Williams Ing Texas City Company Williams Sam Rice University Rice Texas University of Houston Texas City

District Optimist Convention Set For Baytown

About 250 Optimists are expected at District 26 meeting Friday and Saturday at the Holiday Inn Baytown club hosts for the first time in eight years. Officials include Teal Bickhos of Texas City district governor and seven lieutenant governors. Activities review, entertainment by Opt-Misses Club, and a Junior Optimist Speech program mark the two day event with leaders from Galveston Houston Humble and Indiana. The new Marhof plant is highlighted in a Friday visit and Saturday sessions conclude with a district catechism and presentations.

Baytown Optimist Club Baytown Club Teal Bickhos Texas City Jetor Bishop A. Kelly Mixon Galveston Southwestern Bell Telephone Co Jr. J Ack) Heffernan Lester Alford Baytown Heffernan Alford Humble Oil and Refining Co Hioiay Charles Fuller Kenneth Ford Fuller R. C Dick) Wilson G. K. Hathaway Wilson Hath-aWay Marhof Baker Road President and Chemical Co Liams Kistler Recenenhen Indiana Wallan

Baytown to host part-time unemployment office at WOW Hall

The Texas Employment Commission rents Woodmen of the World Hall in Baytown for three days a week to handle unemployment claims and job placement. The move follows closures of full-time offices and complaints about two-day access. Local officials question funding responsibilities while Chet Brooks says he spoke with Perry Brown on the matter.

Raytown Sun Raytown Humble Oil and Refining Co the Sun Austin Texas Employment Commission Woodmen of the World Hal 50Le Texas Baytown Roseland Park Pavilion Homer Jackson Houston Commission Jackson Roseland Park Chet Brooks Harris County Perry Brown

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