Frank Von Zubin to explain federal aid programs to Baytown Council
Frank Von Zubin who runs the Texas State Health Department will explain federal aid programs administered by his department to the Baytown City Council at its regular meeting at 7 p.m. next Thursday July 27. LEE BAKER and the Houstonians and the Lively family will sing gospel at 4 p.m. Saturday at Ashbel Smith Elementary School with Baytown's Blue Wings accordion group. Tickets 2 for adults 50 cents for children at the door. Mary Stuart Dueger Richard G King and Maurice Wiener are among 283 UT Baytown Spring semester students. Southwestern University approved admissions for Donald Pryor and George Yates. Lt Commander Searcy G Galing assumes command of USS Prime. Andy Braswell Sr father of Baytown man dies in Lake Providence Funeral Sunday. Guadalupe Catholic Church bazaar Sunday lunch at noon Mexican food served Mariachis perform at 6 p.m.
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von Zubin
Frank von Zubin
Texas State Health Department
Baytown
Lee Baker
Houstonians
Ashbel Smith
Blue Wings of Texas
Mary Stuart Dueger
Richard G. King
Maurice Wiener
University of Texas
Andrew M. Braswell
Andy Braswell
Clayton
Lake Providence
Lake Providence Methodist Church
Guadalupe Catholic Church
Mariachis
PARTLY CLOUDY AND WARM WEATHER REPORT
Partly cloudy and warm on Sunlay with widely scattered after-noon thundershowers. Moderate to fresh southerly winds. Sunday tides show highs at 1 52 and 10 27 am and lows at 7 20 am and 6 pm.
Missing 21 month old Alison McShan sparks family search
Alison McShan, 21 months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe McShan of 608 E. Adone, was missing after Thursday. Authorities fear she was stolen or left home. The note lists neighbors and visitors to Baytown and Brackettville, with scattered family mentions and town life details.
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Alison McShan
Joe McShan
E. Adone
Alison
Baytown
Alamo Village
Brackettville
W. F. Going
A. ¥. McDonald
Jan
Debbie
S. J. Hines
Robert
Allen Ray
Shirley
Jo Hebert
Christina
Janelie Kubik
John A. Kubik
Joe
Sharon Jessie Jones
Barbara Sanders
Viva Atchison
Ridgecrest
James Casey
Lynnette Bishop
Carolyn Bante
Susan
Abilene
Ann Parrish
Billye Kay Robertson
Don Cannata
Judy Wanzer
Benny Gray
Donnie Sanders
al Clayton
Houston
Roy Hughes
Ward
Dutch
Mrickly
Pledge Collection Set For Background Music
A Baytown merchants group led by Gene Rosenzweig and Abe Drew aims to install year round background music along Texas Avenue from Commerce to Thomas Circle. Thirty three exterior speakers would be mounted with equal volume, front foot charges start at 30 cents for three months and 8 cents thereafter, indoors rental options offered, initial $1,000 installation paid over three months, monthly payments to rise then stabilize.
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Jim Boone
A. EL Divi
Gene's
Tail Merchants
Baytown
Drew
Lloyd Jones
Abetown Chamber of Commerce
King
Rosenzweig
Texas Avenue
Christ Merchants
Merchants Group
Laren
Commerce
Thomas Circle
Trees Hidden By Forrests In Poquoson Va
Poquoson residents joke about the Forrest family name as H. G. Forrest serves on both York County boards and shares residents’ complaints by phone. Other Forrests include the town mayor G. S. Forrest and council member W. Haywood Forrest. All are cousins and will leave office in September.
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Poquoson
Forrest
H. G. Forrest
York County Board of Supervisors
York County
G. S. Forrest
W. Haywood Forrest
Jack Nathan Forrest
Texas Avenue Parking Study Leads to Committee Formation
W Jd Bill Strickler and Al Melinger were named as a special committee to study and report on possible solutions to Texas Avenue parking issues. The panel, part of Baytown Chamber of Commerce Retail Merchants Committee, will seek recommendations. Strickler to chair. meeting highlighted parking needs and potential free or reduced-fee options near Avne Street.
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W. Jd
Bill) Strickler
al Melinger
Ben
Sty
Texas Avenue
Baytown
Conmere
Mrnckler
Comaitttes
Belt
Anna Warnings For Northeastern Nicaragua Coast
The Miami Weather Bureau issued warnings for residents of northeastern Nicaragua and eastern Manduras to brace for heavy rains high tides and winds up to 118 miles per hour as tropical storm Anna moves westward in the Caribbean The storm was near latitude 13.4 north longitude 78.0 west about 350 miles east of Puerto Cabezas and expected to reach Nicaraguan coast late today or tonight with strongest winds near the center around 100 mph and gales extending up to 150 miles to the north and 76 miles to the south
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Miaad
Fiat
Nicaragu A
Manduras
Anna
Caribbean
Miami Weather Bureau
Nicaraguan
Puerto Caberas
Weather Bureau
Court hearing over Atty Ramie Griffin cached testimony
Judge Harold Clayton presiding in Beaumont allows defense to introduce a state witness who admits to self admitting prostitution and perjury claims. Sen. A Wyerson notes Kennedy unlikely to declare an emergency now. address to nation planned to shore up defense. Miami ready for Cuban refugees and aid flights from Havana. French troops, armor seize Bizerte amid Tunisian sniper fire. Texas storms cause tornadoes and floods in West and North Central regions. Jack Sanders, 28, charged with murder found dead at Lake Austin camp. Grissom and Shepard meet with fellow astronauts to plan steps toward moon. West Germany fears Berlin refugees fueling East German emigration.
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Harold Clayton
Atty
Ramie Griffin
Beaumont
Mintaime
A.wyertson
Virginia
Kennedy
Delegation Plans Fairmont Parkway Aid Effort
A Harris County group from La Porte Baytown and surrounding areas gathers at 9 a.m. to press the state for Fairmont Parkway improvements as part of a broader plan to route traffic and spur development. Leaders include Tom Chase and Carl Reich, with lawmakers and business figures backing the request.
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Thoroughtfare
Jay Marks
la Porte
Sylvan Beach
Harvey Condron
G. A
Mabry
Humble Oil and Refin
Houston South Loop
Outer’ Belting Co
Robrey Carroll
Bill
P. Pfeiffer
M. Farrington
Fairmont
la Parte
Bay County
Kyle
Bob Harris
Pasadena
Harrisway
John S. Kubler
President County
Humble Oil Ands
la’ Porte State Bank
Jim
Priceless Relic Or Junk Johnny Laker’s Cannon
Johnny Laker a 12 year old from 204 E Hoffman trades a pellet pistol for a bright brass cannon. townspeople speculate if the 11 pound relic is a priceless pirate treasure or scrap brass worth pennies.
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Johnny Luber
Johnny Laker
Homan
Johnny
Neigh Iorhood
Galvester Island
Missing Cat Case Solved On Maryland Street
Maryland Street residents reported a flying assailant suspecting a catnapper. Bayetown Police investigated sightings near an abat Morris residence while Fire Department and Texas FFA officers aided in the search. No cat traces were found, but officials stressed ongoing local concerns.
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Maryland Street
Maryland
Baye Town
James Morris
of America
Morris
Texas Ffa
James Cole
Slaton
State Association
Penrose Metcalfe
San Angelo
W. H. Taylor
Taylor
Raneter
Texas Infticational
Sys- Taylor
Impretz
Baytown Boy 8 Hit By Car In Fair Condition
An eight year old Baytown boy was struck by a car in a late Friday incident and was reported in fair condition Saturday at Baytown Hospital. He was to undergo X rays as authorities assessed his injuries. No charges were filed. The boy, son of Mr and Mrs Roy Mont H Tompkins, was warned about bicycle and foot traffic near fogging machines active late afternoons at Granville Woodruff streets.
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Baytown
Baytown’ Hospital
Jack Harrison Tomn
Kins
Ars
Ye Baytown
Roy Mont H. Tompkins
Myers
Genely
Granville
Woodruff
House Pushes Tax Bill Passage in Turmoil
The administration lobbied while House members traded votes on the million tax bill through late Friday. Six switches shifted the tally to 76 64 in favor after a 70 70 tie, with Speaker James Turman needed to break it as the Senate resolved to wait until a Monday vote.
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Pustes
Ans Cer
Leutenants
Tives
Howse Metsbel
Aira
Nest
Senate
House
James Turman
Baytown Sun to Feature Home of the Week Five Weeks
The Baytown Sun announces a new feature on page 8 titled Baytowns Home of the Week. Five builders present model homes for the five weeks starting next Sunday. Participants are Timmons Homes Inc Lakewood Development Co Lydia do Construction Co Kenneth Krasoff and Ayler Homes Inc.
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Baytown Sun
Baytown
Timmons Homes, Inc
Lakewood Development Co
Lydia Do Construction Co
Kenneth Krasoff
Ayler Hones, Inc
Houston Votes on Downtown Block Sale Park or Motel Site
Houston voters held a special election to decide whether a downtown block should become a park or a motel site under a sale to Old Market Corp for 2500 a month with a two year option. Only 307 absentee votes were cast amid a bitter dispute over a 524,447 sale price and a required $2 million development.
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Houston
Old Market Corp
City
Augustus
John Alien
Houster City Hall
Tion
Lerning Departoneg E City Planning
Citizans
Lewis Cutter
We Ent Nance
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Donald Earl Pryor
Burbank
George Riley Yates
Bowie
Searcy G. Galing
Henry Galing
Peggy
Pacific Mine Force
Galing
The
University of Colorado
New Orleans
French Quarter
Sugar Bank Lake
Ponchartrain
Vernon J. MecPerson
Chandler
United Birhher
W. ¥. McPhere
Onfch Wien
Bizerte
Miami
Saute Department
U.S
Havana
Texas
Jack Sanders
Austin
Lake Austin
Virgil Grissom
Alan Shepard Jr
Moon
West Germany
West Berlin
Soviet Bloc
Fairmont Parkway
Tunis
Douglas
Tunisia
Habib Bourguiba
W. Baker
Fred Hartman
France
Sun
Bizerte Naval Air Missioner V. V
Red
Ramsey
Tank Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Isian
Parkway
Bay-jhis
Amlure
Harris County
United Nations
N_Y
U.N. Security Council
Bourguibe
New York
Bourguiba
Johnny Luker
Jim Nelson
Nelson
Deep Sea
Jack Heard
Ibrass
Johny Luker
High Seas
Anahuac Youth
FFA
Baytown Boy
Dan Shelly Ruth Sheffield
Montgomery
John A. St
Tompkins
Jscide
Sun States
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