Local car thefts and vandalism reported in Baytown area
Reports over the weekend include missing license plate suspected stolen from Mrs Rozell's car at 600 Morrell. A resident on Harbor Drive, Bill Serrata, says someone sprayed his car with acetic acid, damaged antenna and mirror, and scratched the front. Others reported stolen house numbers. Police Lt Turner notes 26 people jailed on misdemeanor charges, 19 remaining. Union and IBEW Local 64 updates follow with officer changes and meeting notices. Martha Kay Frader named to TCU Dean's Honor List. Tauress daughter graduates.
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George Allen Rozell
Morrell
Bill Serrata
Harbor Drive
Baytown
R. H
Bo) Twner
Turner
Martha Kay Frader
Texas Christian University
Frazier
T. L. Satthéewhite
Forrest
TCU
Weather note for Galveston tides and warm unsettled week
Partly cloudy and warm with scattered showers through Tuesday. Galveston tides show high at 12:29 a.m. and 2:54 p.m. and low at 8:29 a.m. and 7:58 p.m. through Tuesday.
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Galveston
Harrison wins four year scholarship at Texas A&M College
Warpain Thomas Harrison son of Al and Mrs Dorothy Harrison of Bay town and brother Jimmy, a REL graduate, are noted amid 89 high school seniors winning the Opportunity Award scholarship to Texas A&M. Other items mention David Funderburk's illness, Roy Montgomery family vacation in Grapevine, Patricia Moller as Monday Lucky Shopper, Clyde Jones and a 1967 car ad, and Joyce Lauraine boarding a fox terrier since July 4.
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Warpain Thomas Harrison
Texas A&m College
al Harrison
Dorothy Harrison
Baytown
Jimmy
Robert E. Lee High School
A&m
Warren
REL
David Funderburk
Carl S. Smith
Joyce T Lauraine
E. Murrill
Atel
Femele Boerden
Berlin Strategy Talk Hinted by Rusk and Allies
Secretary of State Dean Rusk discussed potential strategy talks with British and French foreign ministers on Berlin next month. In Paris, a joint session could review the entire Berlin crisis and plan a united stance to counter Soviet pressure amid GOP backing for a firm position.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Berlin
Rusk
Paris
Sen
Styles Bridges
R-N.h
Kennedy
West Berlin
Bridges
Senate
Rayburn
ABC- TV
Congress
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Moscow
United States
Khrnahchev
U.S
Patrons Fight New School Tax Plan in Hearings
Patrons oppose the school tax assessment increase as Hearings begin Wednesday. Organized opposition argues the plan raises values for taxation, with landowners likely to pursue court action if hearings fail to yield relief.
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Fred Wsartman
Mrs Steele McDonald Dies Rites Held Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Steele McDonald 63 of Baytown were held at Grace Methodist Church with burial at Nacogdoches. She was native of Nacogdoches and active in the Rachel Circle of Grace Methodist. She was married to a Baytown insurance man and had lived in Baytown 19 years. Graveside services followed at 3:30 pm.
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Steele
Baytown
Carrie Hodges) McDonald
Olive
Grace Methodists
Chester Ae
Shanta Albiniatiner
Nacogdoches
Deci Vindee
School Board to Review District Insurance Needs
Baytown Insurance Exchange will report to the Baytown School District Board at a 7:30 p.m. meeting on Monday, detailing studies and recommending firms to handle the district's insurance. A special trustees committee was formed to study insurance policies, following a policy change that dropped the membership requirement for vendors.
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Baytown Insurance. Exchange
Baytown Insurance Exchange
Karl Opryshek
Opryshek
Ithons
National Guardsmen Headed For Fort Hood
Baytown’s 150 National Guardsmen begin annual active duty training at Fort Hood on July 3 under 36th Texan Infantry Division command. Officers include 1st Lt. Gus Brae Ney Jr. and 2nd Lt. Daniel J. Krizak among others. The unit travels by convoy to a 6 000 acre training site for 15 days of drill and classes. armored elements arrive earlier for weapons fire. The division returns home August 6 after a 13th encampment since World War I.
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Baytown
National Guardsmen
Fort Hood
36Th
Texan
I. A Tao I
Pentence A
Howard N.an
Texas City
Baytown Parecer
Ntot
Ers
North Fort Hood
Mrs McDonald Earned Degrees and Taught Foods in Baytown
Mrs McDonald earned a 1918 Bachelor of Science at Rice University and a Master of Home Economics from Iowa State College Ames. She taught foods and nutrition at several colleges before moving to Baytown in 1942. A longtime teacher, she served 24 years with a brief later teaching stint. Her daughter Miss Elaine McDonald fell ill in New York this summer and underwent major surgery. She remains in New York recuperating and will return early August. Survivors include husband Steele M. McDonald two daughters Mrs A M Rhodes and Elaine McDonald and two grandchildren, all of Baytown.
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McDonald
Rice University
Towa State College
Ames
Towa
Baytown
Elaine McDonald
New York
Steele M. McDonald
A. M. Rhodes
Georgia Peach of Baseball Dies at 74
Ty Gobb, famed Georgia Peach and former Detroit Tiger, died at Emory University Hospital after years of diabetes bursitis and a back injury from a Idaho hunting accident. He had been hospitalized since June 5. The report notes his long-term illness and hospital treatment.
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Atlanta
Ty Gobb
Georgia
Detroit Tiger
Emory University Hospital
Idaho
Pakistan President Ayub Khan Visits Texas Legislature
Pakistan President Ayub Khan meets U S lawmakers during a Texas leg session in Austin after talks with President Kennedy and Secretary Rusk. He appeals for American financial aid and investment to strengthen Pakistan's economy and defense while stressing mutual liberties and moral backing. Johnson calls Ayub a strong voice in human freedom and a vital ally during times of strain.
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Washington
Johnson
Ayub
Pedernales River Ranch
Here
United States
John Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Bloodiest Viet Nam battle shocks Saigon area
Government troops surge into a rebel stronghold southwest of Saigon killing an estimated 200 Communists in one of the bloodiest battles of the seven year war. Also reports Mayor Willy Brindt urging bi partisan Berlin talks with Adenauer on safeguarding the city.
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Saigon
Willy Brindt
West Berlin
Konrad Adenauer
Berlin
Grissom Picked Astronaut for Second US Space Flight
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla AP Virgil I Grissom selected as the astronaut for the United States second man in space mission The $820 a month test pilot will be launched about 7 am from the Atlantic Ocean area unless plans change If Grissom cannot fly Marine Lt Col John H Glenn Jr will take his place Grissom is a Purdue graduate and veteran of Korea with two children and a Distinguished Flying Cross The selection was announced at a news conference with weather and countdown deemed favorable
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Virgil I. Grissom
Korea
United States
Atlantic Ocean
Mitchell
Ind
Grissom
Navy
Alan B. Shepard Jr
John H. Glenn Jr
New Concord
Ohio
John A. Powers
National Aeronautics and iSpace Administration
Keven
Purdue University
Cateer
Betty Moore
Scott
Mark
Powers
Glenn
Driver Training Class Registration Underway
Registration is underway for new driver training classes sponsored by the school district. The two week course costs $20 and runs four two hour sessions each weekday from 7 am to 9 am 9 am to 11:30 am and 2:30 pm to 4:30 pm at Robert E. Lee High School. Open to ages 16 and up or younger teens who finished classroom training. Each class limited to three students with four instructors and cars. 144 have already completed the program this summer.
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Robert E. Lee High School
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Barber Of Mont Belvieu Dies At 57 In Texas
C E ack Barber of Mont Belvieu dies at 57 after long Mont Belvieu residence. Funeral services set for 4 p m Tuesday at Paul A Lee chapel with Rev Paul Horton officiating. Burial at Fisher's Chapel Cemetery Mont Belvieu. Survivors include Elton Barber Mont Belvieu his son two foster sons K Epperson Calexico Calif and others plus four grandchildren. Pallbearers listed by family.
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Ripida
Oscar Af
Jack) Barber
Monckiy
Baytown
Barber
Mont Belvieu
Paul A. Lee
Fisher's Chapel
Mont Belview
Paul Horton
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