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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1963
Page
1
Vatican announced the death of Pope John XXIII after a final illness marked by a stomach tumor and peritonitis. The pope, known as the pope of unity and peace, died at 8 14 p.m. after a sunset Mass in St Peter's Square drew tens of thousands in prayer.
TheBay Lanes hosts a Sunday morning bowling league starting at 9 a.m. Thursday with interested participants. Josephs Altar Society plans a 9:30 a.m. Tuesday meeting at the Parish House.
Tension rises as Anthony Hudnick to present a full report on union proposals in negotiations with Humble. If members reject the company’s proposition, a precussion and NLRB action may delay talks. Voting will determine strike readiness. Absentee ballots cast. new vice president and work committee candidates named.
In Jackson a youth class at First Christian Church tensions with CORE member raises questions about non-violence. James Wooten, 16, is taunted by a White waitress as George Raymond, CORE worker, assaults him. instructor Dennis frames non-violence as a practical response to aggression and prejudice.
A special school board meeting Monday night will review bids for access roads parking facilities and drainage at Willam B Travis Elementary and present job descriptions for district administrators. Baytown weather is partly cloudy warm with scattered showers 70 to 92 degrees. Galveston tides Tuesday include highs at 3:34 am and 1:25 pm and lows at 9:37 am and 8:35 pm.
Baytown students will attend Georgetown fall term at Southwestern University. Names include Jo Ann Horeczy Iris Elizabeth Jones Douglas W Kenny Terry Lee Simon and others. Local figures such as Margaret Callaway and Donna Shannon are noted with personal plans and events.
Baytown opens summer recreation centers across the district as activities begin for all ages. Programs include arts and crafts, tennis, track, horseshoes, weight lifting, softball, baseball, volleyball, table tennis, and quiet games led by district staff. Pools at Roseland REL Carver start sessions with multiple schedules through July.
The Supreme Court ruled 3 0 that Taft Hartley does not ban agency shop agreements where nonunion workers pay union fees. Justice White delivered the opinion in a GM Indiana plants case noting state court rulings permitting agency shop. outcome in states with bans remains unresolved. Goldberg recused himself from the case.
Wiley Webster Carlisle Sr., 61, longtime Highlands resident, died Saturday in a Baytown hospital. Funeral services set for 10 a.m. Tuesday at Paul A. Lee Funeral Home. Burial in Forest Park Cemetery Houston. Survived by a son W W Carlisle Jr, a daughter Mrs Fred McVey, six grandchildren, two brothers and two sisters.
A plane from Amritsar to Srinagar crashes on the north Indian plains, killing 29 including University of Illinois professor James C. Laverty and his family. The disaster follows a spate of tornadoes in Beaumont and rising tensions in Dallas as police clash with crowds.
Funeral services are set for 2:30 p.m. Tuesday for Reubin Claude Tillery Sr., 63, of 105 EF. Adone, who died Sunday at a Baytown hospital. A Gulf Oil Co. drilling superintendent who retired in 195?, he moved to this area in 1918 and previously worked 25 years for Gulf.
The editor plans weekly lists of Sterling Library donations from May 24 to May 30. Items include several books by LadieEmily Lutye Emma Bailey Patrick White and Richard Gehman, Life Magazines, Mary Baker Eddy titles, and other works donated by individuals and organizations. Funeral services for the Rev Wiley T. Davis will be held at Trinity Tabernacle with burial at San Jacinto Memorial Park under Paul A. Lee Funeral Home, survivors listed.
Twenty House Republicans plan to move on civil rights with bills to end segregation in all public accommodations and to grant broad federal authority to desegregate. They accuse the Kennedy administration of foot dragging as they push for immediate action. Senate talks led by Javits and Keating promise continued pressure while the administration prepares its own two bill package.
Dr Mike Kirkpatrick son of Dr and Mrs Jesse Kirkpatrick of Baytown was awarded a bronze plaque at the University of Kansas City's School of Dentistry graduation exercises in Kansas City Missouri for distinguished services to the university He earned a Doctor of Dental Surgery degree with honors and will be commissioned as a captain in the Air Force to be stationed in Ogden Utah after visiting Baytown this summer
Federal judge weighed an injunction against Governor George Wallace as he vowed to block Negroes from the University of Alabama. Wallace warned of possible federal troops and urged Alabamians to stay away from campus while the Justice Department pressed for enforcement of court orders to enroll Black students.
In Tuscaloosa the University of Alabama braces for a pivotal desegregation move as Vivian Malone may enroll June 16, while Gov. George Wallace looms. Officials vow no repeat of Oxford or Autherine Lucy violence, urging law and order amid broad local and editorial support for peaceful action.
New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller launches a public comeback as he returns to state duties and schedules a campaign beat, with a heavy slate of appearances and a dinner at the Waldorf Astoria attended with his new wife. An AP survey shows him a GOP favorite among several governors, with potential delegates ready to back him if he runs. Goldwater remains a rival with a light schedule and talks of a draft movement.
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