Rotary Speaker to discuss international relations in Baytown
Erwin Hecnen of Ernst and Young Houston will speak at a Baytown Rotary Club luncheon at noon Wednesday in the Tower. OCAW Baytown Local 4333 board to meet 7 p.m. Tuesday at the union hall. J D Shepherd elected chairman of OCAW Workmen's Committee succeeding L T Dickerson. Funeral services for Olive Audrey Skelly, 44, Baytown, will be announced by Earthman Funeral Home. The school board plans 7 30 p.m. meeting Monday at the admin building to discuss resignations hiring and special education. Women’s Missionary Council of Trinity Tabernacle hosts ice cream and cake supper 6–10 p.m. Friday at 301 E Pearce to fund church furnishings. Mrs H Haynes of Dayton wins $10 cash gift in Baytown shoppers feature. A quack shack dance set 8–10 p.m. Friday at Knights of Columbus Hall with free admission. KC Hall donated by San Jacinto Council No 2788. Weather: clear to partly cloudy and hot through Tuesday with scattered showers. Galveston tides Tuesday high 8:17 a.m. and 9:18 a.m.. low 6:06 p.m. and 9:38 a.m.
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Rotary
Erwin Hecnen
Ernst and Ernst
Houston
Baytown
Rotary Club
Tower
Oi, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
J. D. Shepherd
OCAW
L. T. Dickerson
Skelly
Olive Audrey Skelly
Stella
Earthman Funeral Home
Women’s Missionary Council of Trinity
Knights of Columbus Hall
KC Hall
San Jacinto
Baytown community notes with vaccine efforts and local happenings
Baytown residents gathered at Cedar Bayou Junior High for poliovirus vaccination. Baytown Rotary welcomed Barney Ward. Bobby Gunn left for Lamar Tech in Beaumont. Volunteers from Pilot Club aided vaccine centers. sand and dry ice supplied by Burley’s Drive-In. Local kid events and travel notes mention Tony Cavallaro and a doll contest at Tamar Elementary.
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Bessie Kelley
M. C
Buddy) Bray
Burley
Sabin
Elmer Gray
Tony Cavallaro
Baytonian
Pittsburgh
Italy
Tony
Esso Trabang
Abont
Tantown
Tseeson
Hursts
Colorado
Dudy Wan
Tamar Elementary
Mer Paterlion pragTaam
Mount Criticism of Russia's N-Test Plans
London AP reports foreign critics debate Moscow's plan to begin a new nuclear test series in Siberia amid disarmament talks in Geneva. U S officials call the move disturbing while urging negotiation and a halt to further testing. Protests in Britain oppose the tests as others survey reactions from Japan Malaya and Peiping Pravda supports testing to push disarmament talks forward.
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London
Ism
Moscow
Siberia
Britain
U. S
Spor
United States
Geneva
State Department
Soviet Union
U.S
Pacific
Leningrad
San Francisco
Guardian
Japan
Kuala Lumpur
Malayan Times
Kremlin
Peiping People's Daily
Pravda
Jet airliner crashes in Honolulu killing twenty seven
An emergency landing attempt ended in disaster as a Canadian Pacific Britannia turboprop jet, carrying 40 people including two infants, crashed after takeoff from Honolulu en route to Sydney and Auckland. The FAA reported a likely failed engine precipitated the crash and fire.
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Honolulu
Federal Aviation Agency
Vancouver
B.C
Sydney
Australia
Auckland
New Zealand
Baytown Little Theater launches $10,000 building fund drive
Baytown Little Theater on Lakewood Village Bayway Drive begins a building fund campaign to raise 10 000 for a 4200 foot structure and expanded facilities. The group with 146 member families plans four major productions and three children's shows this season and will honor $100 donors with a permanent lobby plaque.
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Baytown
James T. Richardson
Little Theater Monday
Will Theatrical Group
Luo Susi
Richardson
Lakewood Village
Bayway Drive
Two youths ride bicycles atop Lamar Elementary roof
Two youngsters were brought to the police station Sunday after riding bicycles on the Lamar Elementary School roof. They were released to their parents. Police Chief Roy Montgomery said he did not know how the bikes were brought up there.
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Lamar
Roy Montgomery
Mayor's Brother Dies After Long Illness in Clarksville
Fred M. Clayton of Chesca Texas, former Baytown resident and brother of Mayor Al Clayton, died after a long illness in a Clarksville hospital. He worked in Baytown Refinery paint dept from 1983 to 1968, moved to Clarksville in 1959, owned a farm, and leaves Opal his widow, three daughters, two sons, four grandchildren, four brothers Tom Al Paul and Jarke, one sister Mrs. 8 IV Canada. Funeral services will be at Clarksville Punetal Home Thursday afternoon.
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Fred M. Clayton
Chesca Tex
Baytown
al Clayton
Clarksville
Clayton
Himbie CH and Refining Co
Charthsville
Punetal
Opal
Tom
Paul
Jackson
Tenn
Larke
Hughes
Ark
8 IV
Canada
Corros
Baytonian Dies Rites on Monday
Paul Joseph Helfrich 72, longtime Baytown area resident, died Saturday in a Houston hospital. Funeral services were held at Earthman Funeral Home and St. Joseph's Catholic Church with Rev. Lenin Kennedy presiding. He was a World War I veteran and retired railroad clerk, survived by his widow Florence Helfrich and brother August Freinrich. Interment at Cedar Ray on Maronite Cemetery.
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Earthman Funeral Home
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Paul Joseph Helfrich
Highway 146
Baytown
Mont Belvieu
Houston
Pau
Sumtay
Barthman
Feral Nothe Chapel
Lenin Kennedy
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Floreence Helfrich
Raytown
August
Freinrich
Sant Francisco
Calif
Ty Cedae Rayon
Area Folks Join Fight On Disease
More than 58 000 people Sunday afternoon took the Sabin oral vaccine in the Victory Over Polio drive in the Baytown area, part of a county wide effort by the Harris County Medical Society. Baytown centers vaccinated about 25 425. 58 400 doses were given in the Baytown area and 54 000 were counted. Centers ran smoothly after a slow first hour. many centers counted only children. Horace Mann Junior High led with about 2 000 people in the first hour. Cedar Bayou Junior High also busy. Seabrook and Webster centers drew hundreds from other counties, with helicopter re-supplies by 1 p.m. Donations at centers totaled at Citizens National Bank, supporting a strictly non profit effort.
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Wanda Orton
Sabin
Baytown
East
Harris County Medical Society
Houston
Tered
C. Lee Liggett
East Barris County
Highlands Clinic
Horace Mann Junior High
Cedar Bayou
Horace Mann
T Lo & Pm
Highlands
la Porte
East Harris County Medical Society
St. James House
Citizens National Bank
Liggett
DeZavala Center
Germany
Guam
Nicaragua
Dee Polio
Fragmented Notice on Boat for Sale in Rough Ad
A partial text fragment describes a plywood boat with winch and cable, noting a sale or ad context. Details are unclear but the item appears to involve a boat for sale with basic hardware and boards mentioned. The readable entities include references to a tire and a potential vendor or publication placeholder.
Next Focal Point Estes Probe Hints At Housing
Investigators eye housing records in Estes case as next target amid a broad probe of Billie Sol Estes operations. The inquiry spans multiple states, with Albuquerque noted as a focal area and U.S. Corps of Engineers wartime surplus buildings transforming into multiple homes across communities.
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Estes
Albuquerque
N.M
Ap—Lagents
Billie Sol
Texas
Will Wilson
Arkansas
California
Kansas
Louisiana
Washington
D.C
Estes and Associates
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Nashville
Tenn
Church of Christ
Engineers District Office
Sandia
Expansion Of Jail Would Be Included By FRED HARTMAN HOUSTON
Harris County moves toward a multi million dollar bond issue in 1962 to fund jail expansion. Plans call for two additional floors to the courthouse jail complex, lifting capacity toward 900 inmates from 300. Sheriff Kern to study national jail systems and advise on improvements. Court will also study voting machine needs and future regional facilities before any bond election.
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Fred Hartman Houston
Harris County
Commissioners Court
Bill Elliott
C. V. (Buster) Kern
V. V. Ramsey
Ramsey
Kennedy seeks talks as alien nation pact ends 24 months
The report notes a 24 month push to restore a peer to an Asian kingdom ends with formal closure. Delegates advanced toward independence while other nations work on treaties and reforms.
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Laos
Polio Vaccine Drive Reaches Channelview Community
About 6 461 Channelview residents, roughly half the population, received Sabin oral vaccine Sunday at DeZavala Elementary School. The youngest recipient was a baby girl and four generations of the Whitman family were vaccinated. Volunteers and Channelview Volunteer Fire Department aided the effort.
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Channelview
Sabin
DeZavala
Burclid
Sumfay
Donald P. Whitman
Kennedy vows no Berlin progress amid Cold War fears
President Kennedy told a live Telstar broadcast from Washington that there is no progress toward a Berlin settlement with the Soviet Union. He urged hope for an accord but warned that progress has not been made recently and the stance remains a source of concern to the nation and European allies.
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Washington
Kennedy Tols
Moniday
Berlin
Soviet Union
Ibenger Doy
Kennedy
All America
European
Yugoslavia
Telstar
Former Resident Dies In Kerrville
Funeral services will be held at 2 pm Tuesday in Kerrville for Eugene P. Blondeau who died Sunday in Kerrville. Interment will be in Kerrville under the direction of Memorial Fue, Ineral Home. A native of St. Joseph Missouri, he had lived in Houston and Baytown over 40 years before retiring in Kerrville. He was with Goose Greek Building Co. in Baytown in the Martin Lab development in Esp Blondean is survived by his widow Mrs Anny Blondesty ute daughter Mrs W M Calkins. Houston, brother W L Blondean St Joseph, sisters Mrs Emily S Strickler Baytown and Mrs Rose Pepper Miami Fla. Six grandchildren also survive: Mary Ann and Dwight Calkins Houston, Gene Pierre and Chris tine Blondeanr of Trise Oklahoma, and Wayne Blondenen of Alesha.
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Kerrville
Eugene P. Blondeau
Memorial Fue
St. Joseph Mo
Houston
Baytown
Goose Greek Building Co
Martin Lab
Esp
Blondean
Anny
Blondesty
W. M. Calkins
W. L. Blondean
St. Joseph
Emily S. Strickler
Rose Pepper
Miami
Pla
Mary Ann
Dwight Calkins
Gene
Pierre
Christine Blondeanr
Trise
Oki
Aret Wayne Blondeen
Alesha
City Council Member Bryan Mives Named On Rosewood Drive
A weekend edition item reports that James M. Bryan of 1008 Rosewood Drive is identified as the council member behind an effort related to Rosewood Drive. The article notes the street is being paved.
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Lyedia Rosewood
Te City
Jes
James M
Dim
Bryan Mives
Rosewood Drive
Roneweed
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