Baytown clubs plan events at Moose Hall and more
Community notices describe a Shrine Club work session at Moose Hall on Saturday morning, an Emergency Corps fish fry with basket dinner, and a church fundraiser in downtown Baytown. Additional items include a Baytown art display at Quack Shack and a local debut for Shell Oil Co executive Turner after a hospital stay.
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Baytown
Satur
Tromp
Weinert
Tex
BTS
Clan Runnels
University of Houston Coast Hospital
Republicans Elect Miller As Chairman
Rep. William E. Miller of New York was unanimously elected chairman of the Republican National Committee at a district meeting in St Josephs cafeteria. Miller, a lawyer, backed Nixon for the GOP nomination last year but says he is neutral on a 1964 candidate. Eisenhower urged a strong plan to oppose Kennedy policies.
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Washington
Jack Burns
Kilgore Road
Liam E. Miller
New York
Tool Daughters of America
Willj
St. Joseph’’s
East Jack
North Jones
Luth
Sen
Thruston B. Morton
Bright
E. Defoe
Kentucky
Senate
Miller
Tom Rushing
W. Lobit
Porch
Pam
Toomas H. Carter
Montana
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefellier
Barry "Goldwater
Arizona
Helpion
Cotress
House
Republican Campaign Committee
Ae Miller
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy
Eisenhower
America
Republicana
White House
Harry S. Truman
Bill Strickler
Florida
Holt
Harris County
Ly McLemore
Dan Stallworth
Fairbanks
Cecil Sutphin
Walter Queen
Paul Anderson
Bill Broyles
I. M
Deacon
B. M. Francis
Carolyn Banta
Gulf Coast Hospital
Larry Fentons
el Paso
Army
Virginiar
Bob Stockton
Baytown
Artington
Johnny
Velda Chandler
Kerwyn Pietsches
E. C. Wright
Barbara Wil- Tame
Hous
Andrei
Kurt Seidler
Khrushchev
Khrush
Ted
Baytown Junior Chamber Meeting and area events
The Jaycees Board meets Monday at 7 30 p m at the Quack Shack Crosby and Highlands prepares for installation services for Mrs G R Dunaway as Worthy Matron. Goose Creek Chapter plans a public officer installation Friday at Masonic Hall with Mrs Letha Carrell to be installed. Humble Country Club hosts a Hawaiian costume dance Saturday from 9 p m to 1 a m.
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Jaycees Board
Baytown Junior Chamber of Commerce, Pt Vm
Quack Shack
Crosby Ces
G. R. Dunaway
Crosby Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Highlands
Humble Club
Humble Country Club
Goose Creek
The
Eastern Star
Letha Carrell
Mouse Appropriations Panel Details Big Spending Plans
The Mouse Appropriations Committee announced its largest spending spree yet across federal agencies. The package totals 4.43 billion for 23 independent offices led by the Veterans Administration at 4.88 billion, with broader allocations for agriculture and justice department funding following House approval of a 741.3 million bill for State Justice and related agencies.
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Washington
Mouse
Ken. Redy
Veterans Administration
House
State and
Justice Departments
Federal Courts
Civil Rights Commission
U.S. Information Agency
County Pay Hike Omits Judge, Constable Here
County pay raises totaling 61,800 under a Texas Legislature act boost several officials. District Attorney Frank Briscoe rises from 13,500 to 18,000. County Judge Bill Elliott up to 18,000. Tax Assessor-Collector Carl Smith to 18,500. County Attorney Jon Resweber and Probate Judge Clem McClelland also receive raises. Sheriff C. Raised from 12,000 to 13,000. County Treasurer David increases to 13,000.
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Texas
Paul Floyd
Frank Briscoe
Bill Elliott
Carl $. Smith
Jon Resweber
Clem McClelland
Treas
David
May Rainfall About Two Inches Under Par County Court
Officials across the county court system received across the board pay raises. At law judges Madison Rayburn Billy Ragan W A Miller and Jimmie Duncan saw salaries jump from 12000 to 325600. County Clerk R EB Tur Tenline and District Clerk R J Lindley were raised from 12000 to 13800. Peace Justices Dave Thompson W C Ragan and Tom Maes saw pay rise from 10000 to 12000. Constables W L McKaskle and George Larkin also had increases. Commissioners W V Ramsey E A Lyons W Kyle Chapman and Philip Sayers earned raises from 12000 to 14600. The raises took effect immediately.
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Madison Rayburn
Billy Ragan
W. A. Miller
Jimmie Duncan
R. EB
Tur- Tenline
R. J. Lindley
Dave Thompson
W. C. Ragan
Tom Maes
W. L. McKaskle
George Larkin
W. V. Ramsey
E. A. Lyons
W. Kyle Chapman
Philip Sayers
New Bill Shuffles Terms For Solons
Texas senators face shortened or extended four year terms after redistricting in the 57th legislature. A new plan assigns 15 two year terms and 16 four year terms to 31 senators, with Harris County gaining four House seats and one Senate seat. Districts stay in effect through 1971.
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Orme
Texas’ Senate
Bay
Robert W. Baker
Houstown
Baytown
Humble
Austin For and Refining Co
Harris County
Texas Huse of Restaves
Texas
Baytown May Rainfall Falls Short of Averages
Baytown total rainfall for May was 2.24 inches, well below the 31 year May average of 4.96. Houston recorded even less rainfall at 0.83 inches, the lowest May total since 1987, with Houston’s May average at 4.04 inches. The Baytown area experienced rain on six days during May, including May 4 with 0.6 inches.
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Baytown
Houston
Soviet Premier Khrushchev Arrives for Vienna Talks
Khrushchev arrives in Vienna for weekend discussions with President Kennedy and Austrian leaders to ease Cold War tensions. He says goodwill and direct contact can advance peace, while security measures and border fencing mark tight controls around his arrival.
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Premiershchev
Austria
Kennedy
Soviet Union
United States
Armerica
Khrushchev
Adolf Schaert
Alfons Gorbach
Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Molotov
International Atomic Energy Commission
Antonin’ Novotny
Czechoslovakia
Czech
Marchegg
Adolf Schaerf
Victor I. Avilov
Mixed global tensions and legal actions in 1960s era news
A disparate sweep of events includes four freedom rider groups forced to halt tests in Alabama amid pending court action, a sweeping no violence order in Montgomery against police and Klan figures, a Houston murder trial involving two elderly women, and various international items from Geneva to Laos. The report blends political shifts, legal actions, and Cold War era tensions across multiple regions.
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Stem
Freedom Rider
Alabama
U. S. Imat
Frank
Johavon
Innen
Montgomery
Als
Ku Klux Klan
Otto Hagans
Houston
Nacogdoches
De Gaulle Meet Boosts JFK Hopes For Summit
Paris AP reports Kennedy and De Gaulle ended three day talks with a communique on Western commitments and responsibilities toward Berlin. Kennedy said the talks gave him confidence and hope as he prepared for Vienna and Khrushchev talks, stressing the need to avoid miscalculation and pursue progress in Laos and nuclear test ban negotiations. He praised Britain and France for policies aiding independence and urged closer Western unity to confront Cold War pressures and potential negotiations in Geneva.
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Paris
Kennedy
de Gaulle
West
Ern
Vienna
Khrushchev
Inva
Auan
Hie An
United States
West Berlin
Berlin
Getteva
Laos
Soviet Union
Korea
U.S
Britain
France
Kennedy Dennedy
Free World
Geneva
Tresty
Graduation Rites Laud U S Way Of Life At LC
Rabbi Robert I. Kahn of Temple Emanu El in Houston contrasted communism with the American way and praised democracy. Lee College honored 93 graduates with diplomas as Dean Walter Rundell presented honors to top scholars including Wilyne Laughlin and Theron Wad dell Jr. Numerous scholarships were awarded, and remarks urged patience and perspective amid Cold War fears.
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Robert ‘I. Kahn
Temple ‘Emanu el
Houston
98Lee College
Walter Rundell
Wilyne Laughlin
Mathis Theron Waddell Jr
Gere Deane Hale
Boudloche Jr
Coburn
Tanya
Darrell A. Kleypas
Lorena Wanda Bland
Miss Laughlin
Texas Tech
Southern Methodist University
Phi Theta Kappa
Miss Hale
Mary Gibbs Jonés
Sacred Heart Dominican College
Wanda Hanie Burch
Wall Street Journal
Baytown Education Association
Mollie Hornsby
Business and Professional Women's Club
Cynthia Boudloche
Kay Clark
Lana Kelley
Larry Musher
George H. Gentry
Kahn
England
Rabbi Kahn
Galileo
Rembrandt
America
Arena Bond Bid Opening Set June 28
Harris County will open bids at 11 30 am on Wednesday June 28 for 22 million in stadium and access road bonds plus 2.5 million in flood control and 15 million in right of way bonds. The plan includes 15 million for stadium, 3 million for site, 5 million for roads and bridges with no property tax bills, retirement covered by Houston Sports Association. Warren Giles to visit Houston to discuss plans with the HSA.
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Harris County
Commissioners Court
Houston Sports Association
Warren Giles
National League
Houston
HSA
Baytown police hail new law banning knives and brass knuckles
Baytown Lt. R A Turner praised a new law prohibiting selling knuckles and switchblade or throwing knives as a step toward ending pistol sales. A local dealer handles about 9 percent of Baytown trade. The law allows pistol sales to minors with parental consent, and enforcement remains in progress.
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Baytown
R. A
Bo) Turner
Turner Amid
Gos
Price Daniel
Turner
le Turner
Iypes
Trujillo Funeral Draws Crowds as Rafael Jr Emerges Heir
In Ciudad Trujillo a riotous crowd surged toward Generalissimo Rafael L. Trujillo Jr. as the dictator’s funeral progressed. The elder Trujillo’s casket was moved to San Cristobal for burial, and Rafael Jr. was named commander in chief of the armed forces, signaling a consolidation of control within 31 years of rule.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominimin Republic
Rafael L. Trujillo Jr
Sktin
National Palace
Rafael L. Trujillo
Sa Officiis
Joaquin Balazuer
Generalissini
Trujillo
Tues Jing
San Cristell
Tobal
Tru
Jilo
Jitary
Ngie
Santo Dol
U H Exercises Cite Baytonians at 27th Commencement
Sixteen Baytonians are candidates for degrees and certificates at the 27th annual spring commencement to be held at 7 pm on June 3 at the University of Houston. Dr. Philip G. Troftman, UH vice president, will confer degrees and recognize honor graduates.
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Laheed
University of Houston
Philip G. Troftman
Perry D. Beachamp
Oregon
James E. Bryant
Wonsiter
Charles L. Simms
Jeffferson
Theodore R. Williams
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Isner-Iance
Moose Hall
W. Main
Bill
J. C. Sheffield
Slade
Palettes Guild
Baytown Art League
E. Jones
William E. Miller
Galveston
Torhin
Ches An
Roy Montgomery
Roy
Jim Sher- Wood
Maherse
George Miles
Pasadena
Ita Space Program
Depboty
Mikhail Khrunichev
Loas
Klyu
United Nations
Texan
John Hurd
Adolf Eichmann
Joseph Geribria
Orden
John Capehart
Tulsa
Oklo
JFK
Aves Neger
Switzer
Patris & Wandelz JR
Arena
Jackie
Jacqueline Kennedy
Alexandre
Son
U of H
Mr. Abernathy
Fana
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