SUN spots SUN spots Irish Need Help
BAYTOWN residents claiming kin to Pierce or Thomas Kirby seek contact with James Binchy of Clonmel Ireland or the County Registrar at Clonmel Courthouse. NAACP officers in McNair include CEPHAS DeBose as president and George Riley Myntis Hopuid ore and Rev. Sherman Gray Jr. as others. A fire extinguisher was stolen from Stephen F. Austin Elementary School cafeteria after window entry. The Hawks won the YMCA Industrial Softball League title by defeating Huber. Lamar beat Ashbet Smith 12 to 6 in Bantam League baseball. Funeral services were held for Francis Wilson Crandall of Houston, step-father of John Bennett Jr. of Crosby. PRUETT Construction Co. awarded church school addition and fellowship hall project. A Lakewood Pool Club swimming meet is set for Thursday at 3 p.m. Baytown City Council to interview three city planners and LA firm reps at 3:20 p.m. Wednesday. Helen Margaret Robbins travels to New Iberia after brother Phil Robbins death.
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Baytown
Pierce Kirby
Thomas Kirby
America
Ireland
James Binchy
Clonmel
Helen Margaret Robbins
Chicago
Phil
New Iberia
Robbins
F. L. Robbins
Weather Summary for Galveston and Tides
Considerable cloudiness and continuing warmth through Thursday with daytime thundershowers. Temperature range expected Wednesday 72 to 83 degrees. Tuesday's showers kept the high in the 80s. Galveston tides: Thursday high at 4:44 am and 2:19 pm. second row at 10:46 am and 8:32 pm.
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Galveston
Sun and Baytown Social Notes Highlight Local Life
JSUANITA LEWIS denies conspiring over a birthday celebration and accuses the accuser of misrepresentation. Sun Ad Manager John Wadley prepares a trip to Nashville. Ruby Murphree and Tom Heflin discuss grandchildren. The Sun welcomes Mr. and Mrs. Bill Crawford to Baytown. Dr. Julian Spring writes about an eclipse. Ollie Lawrence enjoys keeping house after a busy spring term. Tor and Corrie Laughlin vacate their Mata-Borda beach home. Janie Archer receives temperatures and thermometer guidance. Dorothy Ammons's snack break is interrupted. Henry Austin reminds students of a Thursday holiday and asks them not to attend class. Quincy and Clara Gieger stay sharp with 42 inch playing. George Buckhalter II visits Baytown from Houston. Martha Brock, Janet Day, and Tommie Hunt dine in Pasadena after a Durham Pasadena College class meeting. Mr. and Mrs. C H Bounds and daughter Charlotte return from vacations to Mexico and the West.
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Jsuanita Lewis
Sun
John Wadley
Nashville
Tenn
Ruby Murphree
Tom Heflin
the Sun
Bill Crawford
Baytown
Julian Spring
Ollie Lawrence
Tor
Corrie Laughlin
Mata- Borda
Janie Archer
Dorothy Ammons
Henry Austin
Quincy
Clara Gieger
George Buckhalter II
Bryan
Houston
Martha Brock
Janet Day
Tommie Hunt
Pasadena
Durham
Pasadena College
C. H. Bounds
Charlotte
Richard Fen
Mexico
California
Baytown Plans Patriotic Fourth With Flags and Bells
Baytown Fourth of July will feature a city wide flag display in the Pruitt Addition and downtown. The largest flag rises in front of Sterling Municipal Library, a ceremony with Scout Troop 883. The flag was donated by the American Legion. pole by former Mayor Red Pruett. A bell ringing proclamation and actions by local civic groups urge homes and businesses to display flags and ring bells at noon Thursday for five minutes.
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Baytown
Pruitt Addition Civic Association
Baytown V.fay
Sterling Municipal Library
American Legion
R. H
Red) Pruett
Lee Liggett
The
Sons
Reamctican Revoluion
Spy roundup arrests four as FBI probes a Russian link
Four people were arrested in separate Long Island and Washington raids on suspicions of conspiring to obtain U.S. missile base data and transmit it to Soviet or Asian-born contacts. Names include Ivan Dmitrievich Egorov, 41, and Aleksandra Egorova, 39, plus Rob ert Keistutis Balteh and Joy Ann Balch. Hawkers pose as ordinary citizens while a Russian couple denounced the arrests as a “comedy.” The U.S. motions delayed hearings to July 16 to allow counsel.
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Washington
FBI
Washington Va
New York
Long Island
U.S
U.S. Moscow
FSI
Ivan Dmitrievich Egorov
Aleksandra Egorova
Egorov
U.N. Secretariat
Faere FE
Ington
Soviet Union
John and
Jane Dac
Robert Keistutis Balteh
Joy Ann Garter
Joy Ann Balch
Prest
Connecticut
Balteh
Kennedy Likely To Ignore Vatican Envoy Hint
Washington AP President Kennedy appears to ignore Vatican hint about sending a U S representative to its headquarters. Senators react with mixed views as Catholics and non Catholics note no American has served at the Vatican in 13 years. Some say Kennedy will stay true to his 1960s stance opposing an ambassador while Roosevelt set a precedent with a non diplomatic envoy.
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Washington
Kennedy
Vatican
U.S
Harry S. Truman
Mark W. Clark
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Myron Taylor
Roosevelt
Taylor
Senate
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Eugene J. McCarthy
D. Mina
Claire Engle
D-Calif
Engle
Joseph St. Clark
D-Pa
Kenneth B. Keating
Spo
Keating
Baptists Start Meet With Fiery Sermons
In Dallas the nationwide Southern Baptist Evangelistic Conference opened with fiery sermons as ten sectional conferences launched plans for Jubilee revivals in March and April 1964 marking the 150th anniversary of Baptist work in America. Over 500 Baptists attended sessions with addresses by Dr. W A Criswell of Dallas and Dr Arren C Hultgren of Tulsa as the keynote theme Spiritual Conquest Now outlined a stark view of the world’s destiny.
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Dallas
Southern Baptist Evangelistic Conference
Isermons
America
Texas
W. A. Criswell
Arren C. Hultgren
Tulsa
Oklo
Criswell
First Baptist Church of
LEP Degrees Given at Baytown Lodge Ceremony
Baytown Lodge of Knights of Pythias conferred the rank of Psɕe on Henry J. Paul Jr. of Houston and on Charles Teschendorf of Goose Creek KP Lodge during a Tuesday night session for Texas Lodge No. 1 of Houston. Houston men Lawrence Paul Roy Heinz and Eddie McKee accompanied Paul Jr. to the meeting.
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Baytown Lodge of Knights of Pythias
Henry J. Paul Jr
Houston
Texas
Ladge No. 1
Charles Teschendorf
Lee College faculty praised for academic freedom and harmony
The Southern Association of Colleges and Schools visiting committee found Lee College faculty satisfied with no restrictions on academic freedom. It noted harmonious relations, good working conditions, adequate office space, and student satisfaction with work quality. Eight faculty pursued graduate studies, salary levels deemed adequate, and a unified salary schedule. Some departments may need more assistants, clerical help, and teaching aids with budget planning.
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Lee College
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Lee ‘College
Mittee
Stage Coach Gone But Not Free Lockers
Washington AP Congress members enjoy fringe benefits beyond salary and expenses. Rep Otis G Pike notes custards cuspidors combs and hairbrushes meals at cost and a trunk or foot locker each year as relics of stagecoach days. He humorously cites gifts and how long serving members could stack trunks. The linked context mentions Carl Vinson as committee chairman.
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Washington
Congress
Otis G. Pike
D-N.y
Pike
Our
Republic
House Armed Services Committee
Carl Vinson
Dga
REL Key Clubbers Attend International Convention
REL Key Club members Frank Terry Mike Gillette and Lan Williams of Robert E Lee High School will attend the international Key Club convention July 7 10 in Pittsburgh Pa After the event the Texas Oklahoma division group will tour New York see Broadway shows visit West Point Niagara Falls Canada Detroit Rouge Plant Ford Motor Co Henry Ford Village and other sites They will hear speakers including Charles W Ferguson John Fisher Merle Tucker and Daria Banks Miss Teenage America who will present talent show awards.
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Frank Terry
Mike Gillette
Lan Williams
Key Club
Robert E. Lee
Pittsburgh
Terry
REL Club
Texas- Oklahoma Divison
New York
West Point
Niagara Falls
Canada
Detroit
Rouge
Ford Motor Co
Henry Ford
Greented Village
Charles , W. Ferguson
Reader's Digest
John Fisher
National Centennial Administration of
Caniaflay
Merle Tucker
Kiwanis. International
Daria Banks
Weather Changes Tied To Rochester Airliner Crash
Investigators cite extremely rapid weather shifts during a 10 minute period as a major clue to the Mohawk twin engine airliner crash near Rochester Monroe County Airport. The Martin 404 with 40 passengers and 3 crew plunged after takeoff in an electrical storm with high winds and hail. Survivors and witnesses describe violent turbulence and a wind gust pushing the aircraft. the plane broke apart and burned after impact. The crew included Captain Richard M. Dennis and First Officer John Welf. fatalities and injuries affected many aboard and on the ground.
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Rochester
N.Y
Civil Aeronautics Board
Newark
White Plains
Rochester-Monroe County
Richard M. Dennis
Fairrview
John Ww. Nelf
Wilmington
Del
Roy E. Drew
Pelham
Sylvania Electric Products Inc
Jerrold Kurtz
Harrison
Thomas — Catlinan
Yorktown Heights
Morris Falk
Cos Col
Conn
Lee O'Dell
Westport
Mary Anne Miaca
Sayreville
Richard Baldwin
Danbury
Turbu Lency
Robert Christopher
Strayford
Thomas Mayer
Baytown Labor Market Hits Record High in May
Baytown Houst on area employment climbs to 567 200 in May up from April 358 600. Labor force rises to 391 000 as nonmanufacturing gains lift construction retail and services. Unemployment dips to 22 400 though May inflow of students could push to 24 100 by mid July. Factory earnings average 114 33 weekly, hours rise to 42 ½, hourly wage unchanged at 2 49.
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Baytown-Houston
As Employment — Commission
Houston
SNL
Itomer H. Jackson
Lisor
Baytown
Jackson
Bobby Wolfe Ends 40th Year As Humble Employee
Wanda Orton profiles Bobby Wolfe who retires after 40 years as a senior port dispatcher in Humble Oil and Refining Co.'s Marine Division. active in Baytown scouting, church, and community work, he earned Wood Badge and the Scoutmaster's Key, with 13 Eagles. wife Leona is active in church and nursing groups.
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Wanda Orton
Rose
Bobby) Wolfe
Wolfe
Humble Oil « and Refining Co
Marine Divison
Humbledocks
Bayli Town
Hoy¢ Scouts
Cedar Baya Masonic
Atl Wooster
Order of the Arrow
James E
Jim) Sherwood
E. Harris
Bobby Wolfe
Wooster
Baytown
Sam Houston Council
No More CONELRAD: Emergency Broadcast System to replace
Washington AP reports CONELRAD will fade this summer as civilian wartime broadcasting shifts to the new Emergency Broadcast System. The system will open the full AM band instead of only 640 and 1240 kilohertz, allowing broadcasters to stay on air during enemy attacks. Changeover expected in August.
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Washington
Ma Perkins
Ang
Galveston and Cineinertti fund two new Shunters hospitals
Our World Today notes Galveston and Cineinertti will finance two new hospitals for treatment of children's burns. State Banking Department calls for reports on condition of all state banks as of June 29. U S Comptroller of Currency requests statements on national banks as of June 29. Cardinal Cushing. After Pope visit he travels to Latin America on a mission. National school boards resist strikes sanctions or boycotts in settling disputes with teachers. Mrs Fret Radke of NEA presides at Detroit convention. Gov Connally says Texas has come a long way on desegregation but Negro spokesmen demand further progress. NAACP plans nationwide drive to end de facto segregation in Northern schools. Bell Helicopter gets 7 million gov’t business. General Dynamics Fort Worth gets 360 million for TFX work this fiscal year. Rep Jim Wright notes Byron de la Beckwith’s murder trial in Jackson, Mississippi, and Medgar Evers’s rights case.
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Fret Radke
4Ction
National Education Association
NEA
Detroit
Peace Pact Bid Studied Amid Khrushchev Speech
Washington weighing Khrushchev call for a ban on atmospheric tests and a nonaggression pact as a possible opening. President Kennedy, returning from Europe, faces whether to treat the Soviet proposal as propaganda or a real offer, with Averell Harriman heading to Moscow for renewed talks. Questions linger on underground test moratorium and on-site inspections.
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Washington
Keninnly
Kennedy
Europe
Khrushchev
East Berlin
NATO
Warsaw
State Department
Robert J. McClosky
Kemedy
WL Averell Harriman
Moscow
Soviet Union
Ouler
Seferu
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Cephas Debose
McNair
McNair Naacp
George Riley
la Porte
Myntis Hopuidore
Rev
Sherman Gray Jr
Stephen F. Austin
Hawks
YMCA
Huber
Lamar
Ashbet Smith
Francis Wilson Crandall
John Bennett Jr
Crosby
Pruett Construction Co
Presbyterian Church
Ralph M. Buffington
Joe T. Strother
Jochen and Henderson
Lakewood Pool Club
City Hall
Los Angeles
Sons of the American Revolution
Daughters of the American Revolution
Bay i‘ Town
Pruett Addition
Pruitt Civic Association
W. J
bin) Strickler
Bartown
WW. J
Hank) Blasick
JFK
Lee
Southern Association of Colleges
Ant
REL
John L. O'Brien
Cedar Bayou
Stewip
Woman's Sionary Society
Tlarris County
Hamble
WE. Marshall
Future
Dr. Marshall
Bist
Hunband
Hermann Hospital
sUruere
Welles
Wolff
Cineinertti
State Banking Department
Comptroller of Currency
Cardinal Cushing
Pope
Wio
Latin America
John Connally
Connally
United Political Organization
National Association For Advancement of Colored People
Northen
Bell Wellicopter
General Dynamica-Fort Worth
Jim Wright
Fort Worth
Byron de la Beckwith
Medger W. Byers
Jackson, Miss
Nikita
Bobby Wiolfe
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