Baytown Local Notices and Events Sum Up Summer Happenings
Baytown residents see multiple notices from police about a hubcap theft and burglary solved. Edward A. Christensen named Prudential staff manager in San Jacinto District Office. YMCA softball playoffs set for Roseland Park July 3 5 10. La Porte Oddfellows install officers. Houston Yacht Club Fourth of July celebration planned. Local weather and tides forecast. A city garbage truck crash causes minor damage. Baytown Little Theater tickets for The Clown Who Ran Away. Funeral notice for G. E. Moses. Student project sale at Baytown Opportunity School. Vacation Bible School at West Side Nazarene Church. West DeFoe Street blacktop work and street resurfacing slated.
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Edward A. Christensen
Prudential Insurance Co
America
San Jacinto
Baytown
Christensen
J.I. Macon
Simpson
Pamela
Dential
What's The Answer Why No Stop Sign At Commerce and Sterling
The Sun answers reader questions on traffic signs, OakTree landmarks, and annexation costs. Police say a stop sign is needed at Tri-City Beach Road due to a blind curve, while Texas Avenue intersections require signs to prevent cross-traffic conflicts. residents of Craigmont Place would face about $23 extra yearly taxes if annexed, excluding fire and police services.
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Police Department
North Commerce
West Sterling
Sterling
J.gl. A
Roy Montgomery
Inter- Baytown
Texas Avenue
al Clayton
Interscety
Damubina
Tri-City
Beach Road
Danubria
Tri-City Beach Road
Texas
Tri- City Beach Road
Tri-City Beach
Invoked Supreme Court approval touted by councilman
Around Town notes reflect Jim Bryan claiming the invocation at a council meeting received U.S. Supreme Court approval. Glenda Osborn returns from Australia with a British accent while Mrs. Gordon Lewis contemplates name changes. The column mentions travels, family ties, and small anecdotes from Baytown and nearby areas.
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Jim Bryan
U.S. Supreme Court
Glenda Osborn
Australia
Gordon
Juanita) Lewis
Roy Montgomery
Little Roy
Mexico
Charlie Cowan
Ricky Ricketson
Jim Lankford Mosey
Bo’ Turner
Dianne Clayton
al Clayton
Nikki
Sharon Collard
Metairie
Foxy Matheme
Baytown
Bob Matheme
Jim Nelson
Gerry
Wilson Godfrey
Rustin
Bayfront
C. W. Farr
Gulf
Hampton Fontenot
Jimmy
Realley
Ernie Baugh
Earl Cenrer
Big Boy
7500 U S Soldiers To Leave Europe This Year
Washington AP The Defense Department announced 7500 Army troops in 42 small noncombat units will be withdrawn from Europe this year. The move reduces 10.8 percent of forces sent during the Berlin crisis. Homeward flow may begin next month and run to September. Civilians will assume much of the logistics work, aiming to cut dollars spent in Europe.
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Washington
Defense Department
Europe
Berlin
U.S
Germany
Russia
United States
7Th
Kennedy
Pentagon
Euirope
World News Digest Briefs and Political Tensions
The State Board of Insurance begins action on proposals claiming ten billion dollars in Texas, while the Sure plan faces controversy over merit rating. The Rowe Agricultural Committee approves a compromise farm bill seen as second best to a tightly controlled admin, rejected by the House. A crowd welcomes Kennedy in Mexico at Independence Monument, Eisenhower urges business to engage in politics, Algeria’s Moslems push for independence via referendum. Churchill undergoes surgery for a broken thigh, and television debates without commercials.
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State Board of Desurance
Texas
Rowe Agricultural
Astronauts To Get Area's Welcome
Houston hosts a formal welcome for the nation's astronauts with Gov. Price Daniel and NASA leaders attending. A congressional delegation will join ceremonies as Cape Canaveral personnel relocate. NASA’s Manned Spacecraft Center staff move to Houston ahead of a $90 million expansion 25 miles east to train astronauts and plan spacecraft.
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Houston
Price Daniel
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Congress
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Manned Spacecraft Center
Kennedy Lopez Mateos Resume Conference in Mexico City
President Kennedy resumes talks with Mexico's Adolfo Lopez Mateos in Mexico City as public tributes and mass turnout bolster US aims for a regional front against Castroism. Officials expect discussions on the Alliance for Progress and economic issues with a communique pending.
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Mexico City
Kennedy
Mexico
Americas
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Fidel Castro
Latin America
U.S
Hemisphere
America
United States
Alliance For Progress
Game and Fish moves regional HQ to La Porte after Carla damage
Attorney General clears a 38000 building purchase in San Porte to replace Seabrook lab. Grover Edge and Jack Walker pushed the move as the Bay area office opens before dawn with boats ready. The La Porte site covers the coast from the Louisiana line to Port Lavaca and inland to Bryan and Seguin. Howard Lee cites proximity to Houston and bay-area focus as benefits. J R Singleton of East Avenue L is the regional director.
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Will Wilson
San Porte
Seabrook Laboratory
Commission
Houston
J. R Singleton
M28
East Avenue L
China brushes off Kennedy as Quemoy fires on island
Tokyo AP reports Red China rejected Kennedy's call for a no force pledge while firing its strongest artillery display in 13 years near Quemoy. Peiping claims Formosa is an informal issue and cannot be restrained by international agreement. Kennedy warned of defense actions for Formosa and the Pescadores, favoring a renunciation of force.
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Tokyo
Red China
Kennedy
Formosa Strait
Quemoy
New China
Peiping
Taiwan
Formosa
Eisenhover
Chiang Kai-shek
U.S
Matsu
United States
Pescadores
Red China Without U.S
Toro
Chiang
Senate Bill Chances Appear Good for Health Plan
Washington AP reports a bipartisan Senate plan to finance health care for the aged through Social Security, with Humphrey predicting solid Senate support and possible House passage. The compromise adds private insurance options while mirroring Medicare benefits, financed by payroll tax increases and backed by Clinton Anderson and five Republicans.
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Washington
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
House
Minnesota
Humphrey
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Anderson
Social Security Administration
Bay shore Rod Reef and Gun Club contest attracts anglers
Hundreds flock to Trinity Bay for the Bay shore Rod Reef and Gun Club two in one fishing contest. Bait is plentiful though heat may dim catches. Prizes include top fish in ten classifications with awards to the top three in each division. A fish fry on July 8 at Tri City Beach Road grounds will crown winners and unveil a Lapstrake Biscayne Lone Star boat with trailer and a 40 horsepower Evinrude engine as grand prizes.
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Baytown
Bayshore Red, Reel and Gun Club
J. C. Penney’s
Texas Avenue
Trinity Bay
Bay Shore Rod, Reef and Gun Club
Bayshore Club
Grover K. Edge
C. W. Plato
Tri-City Beach Road
J. C. Penney
Cedar Bayou
West Berlin car boat combo ships with many features
Central Press reports a new West Berlin constructed car boat that blends a compact car with a power boat. The vehicle, more than 14 feet long, features a front hood housing the fuel tank spare tire and tools, four wheel independent suspension, dual propellers and a switch lever to drive on land or water. It offers 164 mph top speed 32 mpg fuel economy and a reversible forward and reverse water drive. Tests occurred in Central Park Lake and Blodie River with measurements: tank 18 gallons wheelbase 83 inches front track 48 inches compression ratio 8.0 to 1 and 5000 rpm.
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Central Press
New York
Labeck
West Berstkit
Guy
Ann Hati
Eoin
Central Park Lake Ane
Blodie River
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Bo) Turner
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J. A. Priess Jr
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Houston Yacht Club
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Jax Beer
South Main
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G. E. Moses
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