Baytown Community Notices Round Up
Baytown Library Council plans a barbecue at Roseland Park from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and at Memorial Baptist Church for adults, with children’s tickets available through association members. Senior Citizens meet Thursday at St Mark's Methodist. Also includes TX student Joel Alvis at Texas A&M program, weather notes, tides, and local events from Baytown and Galveston.
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Library Council
Baytown
Bapstock Association
Roseland Park
Dona
Baptist Church Library
Lynn Walker
Jack Singer
St. Mark’s Methodist Church Recreation Hall
Local residents listed in Around Town notes
Baytown resident LUCLATR KILGORE earns education degree from Abilene Christian College. ACC ties include Campus Service Organization and Student Education Association. Firemen B B Elliott and W B McGregor attend a firemen and fire marshals school at Texas A&M. others send greetings from Disney World. Paul Holladay and Charlotte Holladay move to Spring Branch. Candy Brunson attends Colorado Springs event. several residents share news and travel to Miami for the Governors Conference with the Texas delegation.
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Luclatr Kilgore
Baytown
Abilene Christian College
ACC
Student Education Association
Hst
Texas A&m College
B. B. Elliott
W. B. McGregor
Tito Zamora
Timothy
Disneyland
Candy Brunson
Donald Brunson
Southwood Drive
Colorado Springs
Houston
Charlotte
Robert E. Lee High School
E. L. Jordan
George Chandler
Juanita Lewis
Blanche Stephens
Wonderwood
Mont Belview
Sandra Lerch
Meister
Patrick Ball
Avin
Patricia Ball
Dallas
Miami
Fla
Texas
J. R. Maxfield Jr
Thomas Slated For Goose Creek Boat Trip in Baytown
U S Rep Albert Thomas will ride a noon Saturday boat trip on Goose Creek Bayou in Baytown to study navigation and development. The event ties to a $75,000 House committee pledge and Crosby post office dedication at 3 p.m. Saturday. Mayor Liggett adds H Humble veteran S H Killian to the Baytown committee with local officials and business leaders to meet at The Bayview Sun office.
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U.S
Albert Thomas
Baytown
Goose Creek
Thomas
Lee Lig
R. H. Boat
Crosby
Liggett
City of
Bastown
S. H. Killian
Cedar Bayou Road
Bayeh Red
Red
Gan Chil
Fred Hartman
Alderson
J.C. Sheffield
Eari Li County
Ramsey
Dave Moore
Perry W.britton
Bill Parker
Houston
Bayviewn Sun
Pruett
Baytown Council Deliberates Tax Equalization and Shingle Survey
Baytown City Council set for 6 30 p m meeting to discuss sharing Tax Equalization duties and review the current property tax revaluation program. J B LeFevre reports half of the survey done by O M Coe with staff, aiming for fair city taxes. Also on agenda a survey finds about 20 percent Baytown homes have wooden shingles, risk to fire credit rating if over 25 percent. Other items include appointing a pest control commission member, approving a new Lakewood subdivision, and development of Lincoln Cedars near Cedar Bayou, within three miles of the city.
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Baytown
T. E
Tommy) Cook
J. B. LeFevre
0. M. Coe
Fire Department
State Insurance and Fire Commission
Pest Control Commission
Odis Muennink
City Sanitarian
A. H
Act) Lintelman
Lakewood
Gene Hazelwood and
1 Associates
Lincoln Cedars
Cedar Bayou Stream
Chambers
Wasitington
Oren Harris
D-Ark
House Commerce Committee
Congress
Waring
Daniel Flo
Loomis
Association of American Railroads
Harris
Kennedy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Luhar
W. Willard Wirtz
Rail Officials Asked To Delay Deadline
Loomis faulted forced payments for unperformed work as intolerable under current conditions. Harris noted four years of talks and a Congress delay. He urged time to consider Kennedy’s proposal while pushing railroads to postpone new work rules. Senator Dirksen drafted a resolution to keep trains running until action is taken.
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Loomis
Harris
Congress
Gulf Coast Union Negotiations Continue at Humble Baytown
The Gulf Coast Industrial Workers Union GCWU resumed talks with Humble Oil and Refining Co at Baytown to push for a pay raise and back pay since the contract expired. Interim talks followed a union victory over OCAW, with meetings set for Aug at the union hall and Lee College Auditorium as nominations proceed.
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Ing
Kirkley
H. M
Campbell
C. H. Hargrove
J. B
Ti .Hoemaker
L.b.eraverso
Kon
Neth Roberts
R. C. Hunley
Is Union
R. D. Killough
Andy Toy
Baytown
Humble
Conmpany
Gulf Coast Industrial Workers Union
Oil -and -Refining “.Co.’s
Humb
L. E. Kirkley
Aditor
The
Sun
Gwt Coast Industrial Workers Union
OCAW
Buaytown
Lcot
Novdeo
GCWW
Birkley
Lee College
Temperature May Hit 100 Wednesday
The U S Weather Bureau in Trouston predicts Baytown will reach 100 degrees by mid afternoon Wednesday the highest on record this summer Tuesday saw 99 degrees at 2 30 p m and a 52 degree low Wednesday morning A brief thundershower at 7 49 p m Tuesday cooled temperatures rest of night no rain is forecast for the haylows area The Tuesday shower likely part of a disturbance causing two whirlwinds in the Port Arthur area One woman was injured and the incidents caused property damage estimated between 5 000 and 8 000.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
Trouston
Baytown
Haylows
Final treaty work on nuclear ban nears completion in Moscow
After a full day of talks, the nuclear test ban treaty was reported completed and likely to be signed Thursday. Khrushchev tied any agreement to a NATO Soviet nonaggression pact, while Western diplomats hoped for completion though warned of potential last minute issues. Negotiations would continue for a day or two with cautious optimism from U.S. officials.
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Moscow
K Krushchev
Khrushchev
Tass
NATO
Communist Bloc
Addis Ababa
Spiridonovica Palace
U.S
Washington
West
Averell Harriman
Stalin
Dean Rusk
Eric D. Bone Returns From California Math Course
Eric D. Bone son of Mr and Mrs C H Bone of 108 W Bayshore has returned from Los Angeles where he attended a UCLA course on advanced optimization calculus of variations and dynamic computer programming for space flight control. He also attended the International Chess Tournament at the Ambassador Hotel with leaders including world champion Tigran Petrosian.
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Eric D. Bone
C. H. Bone
W. Bayshore
Los Angeles
Calif
University of California
Robert E. Lee ‘School
I i Bone
Hanis
Ucla
NASA
Ambassador Hotel
U.S
New World Cchampion
Tigran Petrosian
Russia
Services For Wreck Victim Welch Thursday
Funeral services for Linn Michael Welch 17 of 229 Mable will be at 2 p m Thursday at St Pauls Lutheran Church with Rev Miles J Gregory officiating Burial will be in Memory Garden under direction of Eactman Funeral Home Welch is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs MacLinn RB Welch two sisters Sheryl Linda Welch and Mimi Sue Welch all of Raytown and grandparents Mr and Mrs H F Winkleman of Brenham
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Linn Michael Welch
Mable
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Miles J. Gregory
Eactman Funera
Ned
Ling
Port Arthur
and MacLinn
Welch
Sheryl Linda Welch
Mimi Sue Welch
Raytown
Mrs. H. Fwinkleman
Brenham
West Texas Auto Crash Kills Four
A multi-fatal crash near Sierra Blanca Texas killed four people and injured three. Two victims were identified as Seaman Leland R. Smith and his wife from Freeport Florida, with Smith aboard the USS Frontier. Another two victims remained unnamed. An intercity bus struck wreckage but incurred no injuries. One vehicle bore a Florida plate and the other a Houston plate. Bodies were sent to Draper Funeral Home in Van Horn and the injured were taken to a Fabens hospital.
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Sierra Blanca
Tex
Texas
el Paso
Draper Funeral Home
van Horn
Seaman
Leland R. Smith
Freeport
Fla
Smith
Frontier
Naval Communications Station
San Francisco
Calif
Dennis Palmer
Florida
Houston
Drafer Funeral Home
van Ilorn
Fabens
No U.S. Sale Suspend Britain Drug After Death
London AP reports the drug DraZIne, from Smith and Nephew Pharmaceuticals, has not been introduced in the United States. It was withdrawn in Britain after a coroner's inquiry linked it to a woman's death, raising safety concerns.
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London
Britain
United States
Smith and Nephew Pharmaceuticals
President Kennedy jokes to Miami Boys Nation delegates
President Kennedy, addressing 100 boys at the White House, joked about his close election as he praised their initiative while discussing civil rights topics raised at a Governors Conference in Miami Beach. Delegates to the Boys Nation meeting heard remarks amid party line civil rights planks.
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Washington
Kennedy
Miami Beach
Fla
Poverers
Boys’ Nation
H Richard J. Stratton
Leland
Maska
Hawai
Pdistrict
Columbia
Panama Canal Zone
Partisanship Fire Blazes Higher At Governors' Meet
At the 56th annual Governors Conference a heated civil rights dispute dominates sessions. VP Sympson Johnson urged lawmakers to demand responsible, nonpartisan action. Democratic Govs including George Wallace and others opposed immediate civil rights prioritization, while support grew for a measured, inclusive approach.
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Miame Beach
Sympson &. Johnson
Johnson
Ameri
White House
House
Xel Fon A. Rockefeller
Telimax
Goys
Syerr
Lst
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Ross Parnell
Mississippi
Donald S. Russell
South
Carlina
Wir
Senate panels back Kennedy trade powers and peace corps plan
Senate Foreign Relations Committee approves restoring Kennedy authority to grant trade privileges to Poland and Yugoslavia and extend similar access to other nations. Senate Labor Committee approves Kennedy’s 5 000 member Peace Corps. House votes to raise military academy enrollment to 4 417 from 2 529. Civil rights tensions rise as Charleston merchants push segregation while leaders demand full integration and protests loom. U S Army continues troop withdrawals from Oxford Mississippi. Baton Rouge clashes between Negroes and police over public pool access. Soviet leaders meet in Kremlin to synchronize communist economies while Poland Czechoslovakia East Germany Bulgaria Hungary and Mongolia leaders gather in Monaco. Dr George E Mueller named to head U S informational effort to land man on the moon. Plans approved for a 3 50 seat gymnasium and PE center at Lon Morris Junior College in Jacksonville Texas. Cuban government seizes American Embassy property in Havana. Frank C Warren noted as former Tyler resident.
Edwin L. Bull 47 Dies in Baytown Hospital
Edwin L. Bull, 47, of 11003 Commerce, died about 9 a.m. Wednesday in a Baytown hospital. Services will be announced. He was employed in Hemble Oil and Refin Co.'s heavy refinery sheet metal department. He lived in Baytown 17 years. Survived by widow Elsie Mae Bull, a son Edward, a brother R. L. Bull, and two sisters Nona Roberson and D. E. Parker.
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Edwin L. Bull
Baytown
Earnhman Funeral
Bull
Hemble Oil and Rein Co
Baytowa
Elsie Mae Bulls
Fd Jward
IR. L. Bull
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Quebec
Gatinews
Riv Say
Reginald Lefebre
Chelsea
Helen Morenas
Reginald
Science Institute
Joel Alvis
J. B. Alvis
Kilgore Road
Texas A and M College
National Science Foundation
Alvis
Robert E. Lee
Galveston
Joan Longbotham
Roy McCune
Sterling Municipal Library
Sammie Smith
Susan Hodges
Sammy L. Price
Marie Price
N.' Pruett
Armor Center
Fort Knox
Trinity High School
Shell Strike
Shell Oil Co
Shell
Deer Park
Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union
Tricity Beach Baptist Church
M. E. Smith
Shiloh Baptist Church
Aspen
Colo
Gene Branscome
Eddie Gray
Benton Hill
S. Boulevard
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
National
Little Theater
Realtors
James T. Richard
BAY Area Board of Realson
Tower
Pfc
Cech
D. Soffes
John Soifes
Grandmothers Club
Bayfour Grandmothers Club
Optimist
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
Aniie Gray
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Senate Commerce Committee
Washington, D.C
North
House of Representatives
Council
Brooklyn
Lower Manhattan
Eustiely
GCWU
Humble Reach
Eric Bone
California
West Texas
Our World
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Poland
Yugoslavia
Senate Labor Committee
Senate
Military
Air Force
Navy Academy
Charleston
U.S. Army
Oxford
Miss
Baton Range
Kremlin
Carcislovakia
East Germany
Romania
Bulgaria
Hungary
Mongolia
Monaco
George E. Mueller
Lon Morris Junior College
Jacksonville
Havana
Frank C. Warren
Foner Tyley
Tamar Moat
Shimer College
Mount Carroll
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