Religious Film and Community Activities At Local Churches
A religious film program begins Saturday at Wade Road Baptist Church with Unfinished Task at 7 30 p m Pastor L W McLean says Bible School at South Main Church of Christ runs Monday to Friday evenings 7 p m to 9 p m. Bryant Nemed named to East Texas Chamber tourism committee. First meeting July 19 at Kilgore.
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Wade Road Baptist Church
L. W. McLean
Bible School
South Main Church of Christ
Local Society Notes Include Travel and News
Around town, Joyce Lannou and Juanita Beaird consider opening an employment office. Benny Moskowitz and Henry Austin plan a golf game. Ann Pritchett travels to Palestine. Marie Gregor Musick and Lynn and Stephen expect Baytown visiters from El Paso. Lillian Carter and Dewey move to Baytown from Highlands. Robbie Sanders brings Sun office updates. Leroy Walker reports ten fish, all six inches. Condolences go to Jack Wilson for his pet bird’s death. Sun readers receive postcards from across the country, including the Archies in Chicago and the Bransons from Fishing Bridge Yellowstone. Wilder Leavins seeks a home for kittens at 3823 Cedar Bayou Lynchburg Road contact 58313.
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Joyce Lannou
Juanita Beaird
Benny Moskowitz
Henry Austin
Ann Pritchett
Palestine
Marie Greger Musick
Lynn
Stephen
Baytown
el Paso
Dewey
Lillian Carter
Lillian Shepherd
Highlands
Robbie Sanders
Sun
Leroy Walker
Jack Wilson
Sadie
Archie Hales
Chicago
Howard Bransons
Yellowstone National Park
Fishing Bridge
Wilder Leavins
Cedar Bayou
Lynchburg Road
Crosby to Dedicate New Post Office Building
Crosby to formally dedicate a 13,606 square foot post office with modern equipment for efficient mail service. Postmaster Louise Linterman says efforts are underway to have Congressman Albert Thomas as the main speaker at the dedication ceremony planned by the Crosby Lions Club.
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Crosby's
Louise Linterman
Albert Thomas
Crosby Lions Club
JFK Fact-Finders Start Rail Issue Probe for July Report
President Kennedy's labor dispute panel begins a four year rail fight study aiming a Congress bound report by July 22 with possible arbitration. Wirtz says mediation unlikely. railroads grant job cuts pause to July 29. Republicans urge timely hearings.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Labor
Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Baytown Police Chief Salary Needs Boost
The Baytown Sun urges the city council to raise the base pay for the police chief from 640 dollars a month. It argues that the position requires high-level administration, continuous attention, and 24 hour duty, with Baytowns growth increasing policing challenges.
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Baytown
Sun
Baytonian Chosen for State Youth Conference in Austin
David Bates of Baytown son of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Barnes has been named by Gen. Waggoner Carr as a delegate to the Attorney General's Youth Conference in Austin August 17 18. Bates leads Rob ert E. Lee High School activities and previously attended American Legion Boys State. Six AEL students were invited, with others including Frank Terry Herschel Rosser Danny DuBose Jennie Badgley and Jenefred Hedderhorst. The project aims to curb Texas juvenile crime through pilot programs in school dropouts employment, public awareness, sparetime activities and vocational study. More than 600 delegates from across Texas will attend the Capitol events with sessions in Senate and House areas and workshops led by national speakers. Carr said the conference will be annual.
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David Bates
H. F. Barnes
Baytown
Waggoner Carr
Austin
David
Robert E. Lee High School
History Club
American Legion Boys State
AEL
Frank Terry
Herschel Rosser
Danny DuBose
Jennie Badgley
Jenefred Hederhorst
Guy Cade Jackson Jr
Anshuac
Attorney General’s Office
Texas
Atty. Gen. Carr
Avustin
Senate
House
Carr
Negro March Blocked in Savannah by Police Patrols
Heavily armed police and state troops patrolled Savannah after tear gas to disperse rock-throwing crowds blocking a mass march on the downtown area. Two teenagers were treated for shotgun and sunburn wounds as the march, led by Rev. Andrew Young, began with about 2,000 Negro protesters.
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Savannah
Walter Williams
Po Nice
Gene Drew
Tal
Memorial Hospital
Marcel
Imok
Drew
Andrew Young
Atlanta
Young
Southern Leadership Conference
Martin’ Luther’ King Jr
City Studies Traffic Problem in Alexander City
Baytown Police Chief R H Turner told the city council traffic committee he will meet with the Texas Highway Department over left turns on Alexander Drive especially at the Alexander Texas Avenue intersection. A solution could be a left turn lane only on Texas Avenue, which would require widening the west side to four lanes.
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Baytown
R. H
Bo) Turner
Texas Highway Department
Alexander Drive
Turner
Alexander
Texas Avenue
Deciding the fate of global tensions and domestic unrest
Reports from Moscow on Khrushchev’s views and Western observers doubt progress toward peace talks while Western leaders discuss nuclear policy. In Ecuador a military junta exiles President Carlog Arosomens amid accusations of communism. A Oklahoma court case involves Robert Dowell in school integration rulings. Civil rights tension rises as guards quell violence in Cambridge Maryland and Danville jail protests spur further demonstrations.
City tightens reins on produce vending and ordinances
Baytown City Council approved ordinances regulating pest extermination firms fruit and produce stands and livestock control while tabling plans for a Lincoln Cedars subdivision two taxi franchises and the transfer of obsolete radio gear. A Civil Defense Plan was approved and street repairs bid awarded.
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Barry Smitit
Baytown
East
Harris County Civil Defense Organization
Lincoln Cedars
City Civil Defense
Fletcher Hickerson
Walter M. Mischer Co
North First
East James
East Foyle
West Construction Co
Skarla, Inc
Brown and Toot
Gulf Biulithic Co
North Main
Alexander Drive
East Texas
East Fayle
Danubria
Water Loop Okayed To Annexed Areas
Baytown council approves first phase of looping water systems for annexed districts Nos 8 and 58. City Manager LeFevre authorized to extend the loop east along Baker Road and south along Garth to connect with existing mains. Plan, recommended by engineers Braswell Fennema Yee, aims to cut fire insurance costs and save about $15,200 vs an alternate 72 inch line plan. would also supply water to a new high school north of the city.
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Baytown
J. B. LeFevre
Lans
Baker Road
Country Club Oaks
Garth Rod
Garth
Baytown Engineers
Andrew M. Braswell
Thad S. Fennema
FL. Yee
John Busch
T. E
Tommy) Cook
Seaborn Cravey
Cook
Decker Drive
Baker Roads
Baker Roadway
Armistead Selden
Alabama
Fed
Lejoral
Judicial Fevre
Ser Barnett
Baytown council weighs race ties and housing needs
Council agenda covers employment for minority groups and desegregation policy at Westminster Church Lakewood. City officials discuss Baytown Woods sewage and Baytown Front Addition housing, plus high grass on Riggs Road corner. Chamber contact planned. minute shows building codes health rules update.
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Ansley
Liggett
Baytown
Chamber of Commerce
Kenneth Badgett
Baytown Woods
Woodrow Lewis
Oak Addition
Baytown Front
Harbour Drive
Riggs Road
Oak Street
Ex Students Group Formed At Lee College
The Lee College Ex-Students Association was formally organized Thursday night at the student center. The Friends of Lee College named the group and outlined plans as Sam Bramlett acted as chairman. Officers will be elected at 7 36 p m Tuesday July 30. Dan Rundell praised the association as a strong factor in promoting the college message. All ex students are eligible for membership to foster guidance and aid to future students and to host reunions and social events for community betterment.
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Lee College Ex-Students Association
Friends of Lee College
Sam Bramlett
Dan Walter Rundell
Lee College
Southerners Press Opposition to Civil Rights Bill
Washington AP Gov Hoss Barnett of Mississippi accuses Kennedy brothers of sowing hate and violence warning the nation could face a bloody harvest if civil rights legislation passes. He appeals to senators at a hearing on public accommodations, calling the measure tyranny of the mob and predicting turmoil and mob action nationwide if enacted. Barnett’s history with James Meredith and Mississippi remains noted as background.
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Washington
Mississippi
Hoss R. Barnett
Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate Commerce Committee
Barnett
Senate Caucus Room
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Donald Russell
South Carolina
Farris Bryant
Florida
Siram Thurmond
D S.C
Washington King
Keer Barnett
James Meredith
University of Misissippi
Oxford
Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
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Kenneth Kirchner
Bluebonnet Motel
Moreno's Cafe
Bayway Drive
D. K. Carpenter
Georgia Institute of ‘Technology
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Poruetic
Lamar Tech
Lamar Bantam League
Little League Park
Lee Drive
R. M
Bob) Cheek
First Baptist Church
Georgia
Knights OF Columbus
Happy Country Boys
XI Theta Gamma
Beta Sigma Phi
Martin Griffith
Lindenwood
Galveston
New Crosby
Prue
JFK
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Halleck
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Senate Labor Committee
Our World
Macmillan Fils
Tas
Moscow
Khrushchev
Ecuador
Carlog Arosomens
Robert Dowell
Negra
Oklahoma
General Synod of United Church of Christ
Denver
Gerardo A. Re
Gerard Re
National Guard
Cambridge
Platte River
Argentina
Tver
Hanville, Va
Martin Luther King Jr
Danville
Lee Liggett
Ife
Velma Ansley
Earl Lively
Tommy Cook
Shold
Cravey
Ty Rick Furst
J. W
Jacky Strickler
Baytown Chamber Oflingness
Strickler
Lee i Liggett
RTASS
Pranchv
David Williams
Westminster Presyterian Church
Lakewood
Jesus Christ
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Jobs
Bayshore Rod, Reel and Gan Club
Texas Game and Fish Commission
M. T
Rebo) Waddell
Jack F. Walker
Grover K. Folge
Ben F. Vaubhan
Corpus Christ
Frank
M. Wood
Wichita Fall
J. F
Pat) Corley
Houston
Wilson D. Southwell
San Antonio
W O. Reed
Dallas
Howard Carney
Morris Higley
Childress
I. A. Walsh
Carl IL. DuPuy
Tatkin
Commission
State Parks Board
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