Budget Talks Eye Cuts as School Board Deliberates
The 1962 63 school budget discussion centered on trimming operating costs without harming education. Trustee Karl Opryshek urged more economies, citing telephones and staff costs, while Supt. Gentry urged wait and review. Auditors sparred over fixed asset accounting and disposal traces, with little board action beyond a preliminary study session planned for next week.
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School Board of Trustees
Karl Opryshek
Clifton Adams
Knox T. Beavers
Opryshek
L. D. Victory
Stark
Grege Waddill
Houston
Waddill
Texas Education Agency
Stolen 11-foot mahogany boat reported in Baytown area
A mahogany 11-foot racing boat named Miss Gippo with number B-16, valued at 375 dollars, was stolen from Pruett Construction Co. in Baytown. The incident was reported Wednesday at Cedar Bayou Meth Church, with the owner noting the race boat was kept in his garage.
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R. H. Reda Caki
Pruett
W. Gull
Pruett Construction Co
Cedar Bayou Meth
World’s Fair Itinerary Wins Hawaii Prize Trip
Adline Englert, 2009 New Jersey, wins a Hawaii trip in a Citizens National Bank and Trust Co. drawing. Ten names were drawn weekly for five weeks, forming 50 finalists. Englert joins a host of locals on a tour including Disneyland and the World’s Fair in August, with planned departures and hotel stays detailed.
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Adline Englert
Hawaii
New Jersey
Hawai
Citizens National Bank and Trust Co
Baytown Sun
Andy Andrews
Miss Englert
Mexico
Thad Priton Herd Meter Co
Baytown
Simone Marshall
Citizens Bank
Clt
Billy Shewell
A. Shirley
Gwendeed
Fim
Citizens National Rink and Trust Co
Evicted man charged with stealing car across state lines
AP reports Retired Bobby Joe Keesee faced federal charges for driving a stolen vehicle across state lines, disputing his claim of CIA agency work. In Texas, a new grand jury convened to probe promoter Billie Estes and tangled dealings surrounding Indisted ventures.
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Bobby Joe Keesee
Central Intelligence Agency
Phcos
Tex
Billie Selestes
Supplies For Schools Cost 40950.43 Approved by Board
All bids on school and custodial supplies were accepted by Supt. George H. Gentry for $40,950.43 and $6,916.77 respectively. Contracts were awarded to Baytown Typewriter Exchange for typewriters and to several firms for printed forms, office and art supplies, and school furniture totaling $2,742.16 to complete the purchases.
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George H. Gentry
Board of Trustees
American Desk Co
Brawnet Paper Co
Fuller Brush Co
Houston - Haring County
Baytown Typewriter Exchange
Baytown Printers
Boyer Printing
Federal Envelope Co
Sexton’s Printing Co
Lee Brigadiers
Chet
Music Shop
Baytown
American Desk Manufacturing Co
Baylawn Blueprint Co
Texas Art Supply Co
Benson Carbon and Ribbon Co
Carpenter Paper Co
WEOT
Ditto, Inc
Frankel Carbon and Ribbon Co
Houston Paper Co
Matherne's
Smith - Corona Marchant, Ihe
Stationers, Inc
Wilson Stationery and Printing Co
Rites Held For Julius Richard Seydier At Cedar Bayou
Funeral services were held Tuesday at St. Mark's Methodist Church for Julius Richard Seydier. Rev. Basil Jones officiated as his widow Mrs. Grace Seydier and brother George Seydler of Gon town attended, with many nieces and nephews among survivors. Burial followed at Cedarcrest Cemetery with pallbearers named from area employments.
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Mark's Methodist Church
Julius Richard
Basil Jones
St. Mark's Methodist Church
Cedar Bayou Lodge
Bubdy Seyvdier
Seal Afram
Joins
Provo
Utah
Cedarcrest
Ceme
Seciler
Paul U
Lee
Homc
Jack
Grace Seydler
Baytown
George Seydler
Gontown
Neph
Branch Gallet
Ware Kay
Ray Spear
Khrushchev proposes Western troops out of Berlin plan
Khrushchev at the World Peace Congress urged replacing American British and French garrisons in West Berlin with Norwegian Danish Belgian Dutch or Polish forces. He called Berlin the hotbed of war danger and warned that Western tests and arms buildup threaten mankind. He said a disarmament plan is essential as nuclear arms could trigger mutual destruction.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Berlin
Kremlin
West Berlin
Mdutch
Europe
West Germany
NATO
U.S
Pacific
United States
No More Classes Held At Baytown Elementary School
San Jacinto and Travis Elementary Schools will absorb Baytown Elementary pupils this fall. Baytown will become office space with offices for John M. Stuart and W. W. Brown. San Jacinto enrollment rises to about 411, Travis to about 544 as transfers move from nearby areas.
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Baytown
San Jacinto
Travis
George H. Gentry
John M. Stuart
W. W. Brown
Polio Pill Volunteers Organize Sabin Drive July 22
East Harris County Medical Society sponsors a Sabin oral polio vaccine drive Sunday July 22 at eight Baytown area schools. Mrs. W. T. Jones Jr. chairs with Virginia Stricklin organizing medical assistants and Louise Burke coordinating nurses. Donations optional, no one refused. Booster schedule planned with three shots over the year.
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Sabin
San Jacinto
Baytown
W. T. Jones Jr
Woman's Auxiliary of
The
Medical Society
Jay Volunteers
Mais
Virginia Stricklin
East Harris County Medical Assistants
James Savell
Louise Burke
E. H. Oliver
Bruce Ramsey
PTA
Jones
Clinton Day Proclaimed for Dan D Clinton in Baytown
The Baytown Rotary Club proclaims Wednesday as Dan D Clinton Day to honor the former Harris County Agricultural Agent who retires after decades of service. He will be guest of honor at a noon luncheon at The Tower, with Jack Jacobs organizing and W. D. Broyles presiding. Clinton long aided East Harris County and Baytown, visiting regularly with a special assistant in recent years.
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Dan D. Clinton
Baytown
Harris County
Dan Clinton
Jacobs
Clinton
Houston RotaryClub
Houston
Rotary
Twelve New Teachers Join School Faculty
Twelve new teachers from Nebraska Colorado Formosa Baytown and Texas backgrounds were hired Monday by the school board. New staff include Mrs Frances Moakhoek from Formosa who will be medical doctor training. Miss Molly Goodman from Houston with a Columbia Teachers College master's. Miss Jean Booth from Baytown to teach health and PE. J W Gammel from SMU to teach home and family. Mrs Grace Edwards to teach home economics. Miss Georgine Hall to teach PE. Robert Mansker from Rio Hondo to teach auto mechanics. Miss Carolyn Ann Schimiech from Galveston to teach at REL. Mrs Lou Benes from Baytown to Lamar. Miss Jo Ann Cole and Mrs Barbara Dunn at Carver High School. Three resignations were announced: Mrs Shanks from Cedar Bayou Junior High. Mrs Louise Neverberg from Alamo Elementary. Mrs Jamette Nickerson from Cedar Bayou Junior High.
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Nebraska
Univer
Colorado
Formosa
New York City
Ter
Colorado State
Haldean L. Brown
San Jacinto
Robert E. Lee High
U.S
Bay
Keet
Frances A. Moakhoek
University of Wisconsin
Yeshiva University
Hunter College
Molly D. Goodman
Lamar Elementary
Columbia University
Teachers College
New York
Houston
Miami
Jean Booth
University of Texas
Shanks
Cedar Bayou Junior High
Louise Neverberg
Alamo
Jamette Nickerson
Travis School Expands with 12 New Classrooms This Year
Travis School completed plans for 12 new classrooms to meet rising enrollment and Baytown Elementary teachers will be reassigned to these campuses to support the expansion.
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Travis
Baytown
Lee College fills remedial reading classes in second summer term
Dean Walter Rundell announced that elementary remedial reading classes are filled for the second summer term at Lee College while junior and senior high reading classes still have openings. Registration for the secular term is Friday with hours from 9 AM to 11 AM and 1 to 3 PM. Seventeen students registered early and the college expects about 170 more enrollments.
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Lee College
Walter Rundell
Yada
Rondel
Dog Searchers Seek Dog That Bit Jeanie
Mrs. R. 8. McDonald of Stolander Read reports a collie matching the biting dog’s description has been around her home for two to three days and is now tied up. She mentions the dog may be the one that bit Jeanie and provides contact at phone 582-8527 for Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rushing.
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Ray Rushing
R. 8. McDonald
Stolander
Jeanie
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