Baytown Civic Groups Plan Meetings and Air Pollution Focus
Baytown civic groups announce a Chamber of Commerce luncheon at Holiday Inn with Bailey heading a readmittee, and a Rough Riders Club meeting at 7:20 p.m. in Houston highlighting 130 technical papers on air pollution. Also notices: Baytown residents Julia Pearl Symes and N J Conway address moves, and Constable Paul Anderson recovering from surgery at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital. Weather forecasts predict partly cloudy days with 60 to 85 degree temperatures. Galveston tides on Thursday show high 12 48 and low 4 18 a.m. and 4 38 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-Cefy Civic Associationsc
Rough Riders
Rough Riders Club
Iltilo Ayarmer
Galveston
Paul Anderson
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Pasadena Inquiry Recesses Hearing On Contempt Charge
Pasadena attorney NOACSmith released from Harris County jail after contempt of court charge. He refused to testify at a court of inquiry into Pasadena fiscal affairs. The inquiry recessed to June 11 as officials study testimony and plan further proceedings.
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Pasadena
Houston
Harris County
Noacsmith
Justice of the Peace
Dave Thompson
Smith
Pasadena Court of Inquiry
District Attorney’s Office
Adena
iMirs
Wilson
Conner Whitaker
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Court of Inquiry
Baytown Society Notes and Local Happenings
Baytown area residents are seen in a collage of summer plans and travels. Bill McMain L H Ricker Son and son Mike report 2 successful fishing trips with 15 fish landed near Crawley’s Camp Baytown. Neil Seeley discusses skin diving as a favorite subject. Bonnie Bond UT coed joins Sun classifieds department this summer. Jerry Mallory Sam Houston State Teachers College faculty and students discuss mowers and local tasks. Butch Moser UH student appears in display ads with Judy Dujmail and Lee College coed Charles. Susan Sheppard Carolyn Lowery visit Mrs LTE Anderson of Crosby Victoria Me and Mrs Anderson in Oklahoma for several weeks. Patrick Ball becomes the Greater Baytown Chamber of Commerce’s dist mem ber, membership over 500 for first time. Mr and Mrs Kervin Gourlay postcard from Indianapolis speedway visit. Al Mel inger vacation to Austin and other spots. Harry Blum Texas Avenue businessman returns from hospital still recovering. David Derryberry Chris Wilson visited Sun office. Elizabeth Alleman Rice sophomore plans light summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill McMain
L. H. Ricker
Mike
Crawley
Baytown
Neil Seeley
Bonnie Bond
University of Texas Coed
Sun Classified Ad Department
Jerry Mallory
Sam Houston State
Teachers College
Judy du
Lee College
Charles
Butch
Moser
University
Victoria
Anderson
Okishoma
Patrick Ball
Bayton
al Melingers
Austin
Harry Blum
Welcom
Texas Avenue
David Derryberry
Chris Wilson
Sun Office
Elisabeth Alleman
Rice
Plana
Device On Mower Improves Precinct 2 Highways
Precinct 2 superintendent MM A Clark of Baytown unveils a new mower innovation at 403 N Burnet. The device is expected to neat highway rights of way in Har Tisity, Precinct 2, improving maintenance efficiency and appearance.
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Har Tisity
Precinct 2
MM. A. "Clark
N. Burnet
Baytown
Precinct
Ramsey
Clark
Greens Bay
Wrights to lead DeMo Nay installation at Goose Creek
Johnny Wright son of Mr and Mrs John L Wright will take office as master councilor during the DeMo Nay installation at Goose Creek Masonic Hall. Jimmy Richards son of Mr and Mrs J M Rich Jards will become senior councilor. Ceremony begins at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Wright
John ‘L. ‘Wright
Goose Creek Masonic Hall
Jimmy Richards
J.M. Rich
Jards
Coun
Cilor
Johnson to Hear Proposals on Vietnam War Strategy
Secretary of State Rusk and Secretary of Defense McNamara returned from a Honolulu conference with recommendations for President Johnson to strengthen Southeast Asia against Communist pressures. They said no plans have been presented or approved to expand the war into North Vietnam, while noting discussions on boosting anti-Communist efforts in South Vietnam and supporting Premier Nguyen Khanh.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Robert S$. McNamara
Honolulu
Johnson
Southeast Asia
Andrews Air Force Base
Rusk
McNamara
New England
North Viet Nam
Denyine
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Viet Nam
Red China
Soviet Union
U.S
Wncnamara
Hawaii
India
Nehru
Nehri
Red
Youth Helps Police Nab Driver Of Getaway Car
Baytown report details an armed robbery case where Clifford Culver, a youth, helped police identify a suspect by license number after a robbery on Oak Addi tion and Greens Bay banks. The driver has been arrested, with a manhunt for a second suspect ongoing.
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Wanda Orton
Iivear
Clifford Culverson
Baytown
Woods
Maar Oak Addition
Robert ‘Merchante
Ieresiyi
Merchant
Caulverson
Betty Humphries
Ior Bayway
Baytown Hospital
Bayway Drive
Humbledocks
Community Chest Funds Committee Begins Meetings
The Community Chest budget committee will meet at 7 p.m. on June 15 at the Chamber of Commerce building with subsequent sessions on June 16 17 13 22 and 23. Tom Farmer says agencies will present written requests and past and current expense data before a final recommendation on the 1965 United Fund goal.
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Community Chest Budget Committee
Chamber of Commerce
Tom Farmer
Budget Committee
Commurity Chest
United Fund
J. T. Strawn
E. R. Sutphin
E. O. Cambern
Roy Baker
H. W. Blackwood
Birs
Marilyn Linder
J. F. McChesner Jr
Roy Elms
Jim Sheffield
REL Students Hear Chamber Plan For Summer Jobs
REL High School students met Greater Bay town Chamber of Commerce representatives to hear plans for a summer youth employment program. Aimed at ages 14 to 18 or May graduates, the effort will coordinate youth rookies with employers offering babysitting, yard work, and some full time jobs.
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Robert E. Lee High
Greater Bay Town Chamber of Commerce
Chambers
Richart King
REL
King
Chamber
Dean King and Son Realty
Dave Moore
AF. W. Morgan
Charlie Walker
W. C. Jackson
AEL
Jane Ann Craddock
Michele Coe
Nancy Tapp
Mary Schwende
Man
John Pavlas
Roberta Collins
Claude Lowery
Anne Olivier
Helen Wilson
Sallie Martin ‘Sharp
Susie Stephens
John Burns
Lacey Doran
John McClintock
John Drovilhet
Carolyn Morris
Debbie Edwards
Light turnout eyed in Harris County runoff four races
Harris County observers predict a light turnout Saturday to decide four runoff contests with Baytown showing notable interest in the at large race between Robert W Baker and incumbent Joe Pool. Names of polling places and election judges across 15 precincts from Alamo School to Crosby High School are listed.
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Harris County
Baytown
Robert W
Bob) Baker
Joe Pool
Dallas
Baker
John Ray Harrison
J. E
Jake) Johnson
Rinoff
Texas
Joe Kilgore
Eligia
Kika) de la Garza
House
Deep Garza
Lindsey Rodriguez
Hilgere
Sai Garan
Rodriguez
Teamsters
PASO
South Texas
Crystal City
Robert W. Baker
San Antonio
Franklin Spears
Spears
Pool
Corpus ' Christi
Johnson
GOP Runoff Boosts East Harris County Voters
East Harris County Republicans will vote in Saturday runoff to decide the U.S. Senate race between George Bush and Jack Cox. Precincts listed include Baytown Junior High, Ashey Smith Elementary, Highlands Elementary, Crosby Junior High, Alamo School, Burnet School, Humble Elementary, Lamar Elementary, Travis High School, and Bowie School, with the winner facing incumbent Ralph Yarborough in November.
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Harris County
Senate
George Bush
Jack Cox
Ralph Yarborough
Baytown Junior High
Ashhey Smith
Highlands
Crosby Junior Wigh
Alamo School
Burmet Schent
Humble Elementary
Lamar Elementary
Travis School
Channelview High School
Bowie School
Summer Schools Integrate As First Negroes Register
Summer session registration opens with Negro students enrolling at Robert E. Lee High School Cedar Bayou Junior High and San Jacinto Elementary. REL classes move to Baytown Turner High due to remodeling. Lee College previously integrated without incident. Board to discuss broader integration at July meeting. About 600 pupils expected to enroll across senior junior and elementary levels. Fifth and sixth grade Neyro students mix at San Jacinto.
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REL
Baytown
Turner Hich
Armstrong
Bhoani
Lee College
Ben
Robert E. Lee High School
Necro
San Jacinto
Pen-nington
Goldwater Wins California Primary Narrowly
Goldwater sweeps California with 969,957 votes to Rockefeller's 938,286 securing 86 delegates and nearing the 663 needed for the nomination. Rockefeller carried most counties but Los Angeles area bolstered Goldwater in a cliffhanging statewide tally. Pierre Salinger won the Democratic Senate nomination over Alan Cranston, signaling Kennedy influence. Brown gains simulated unity in California Democrats with 154 delegates.
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San Francisco
Barry Goldwater
California
Arizona
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Los Angeles
Goldwater
Pierre Salinger
White House
Alan Cranston
U.S. Senate
Claire Engle
Salinger
Selbock
Edmund G. Brown
Cranston
Kennedy
Retary
Virginia
George Murphy
Brown
Samuel W. Yorsy
GOP
W William E. Miller
Barry
Salinger Wins Democratic Senate Nomination in California
Pierre Salinger edged Alan Cranston to win the Democratic Senate nomination in California amidst late-count returns from Los Angeles County. Gov. Edmund Brown backed Cranston, while Salinger received telephoned wishes from President Johnson and Jacqueline Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Pierre Salinger
White House
Capitol Hill
California
Kennedy
Johnson
Alan Cranston
Rzeter
George Murphy
Salinger
Rade
Los Angeles
Nob Hill
Edmund G. Brown
Cranston
Brown
Genree Murphy
Ser
Clair Engle
Narce
Pansion Francisco
Tetana Ser
Fred Ball
Cox Bush Trade Purches Runoff Campaign Clash
Republican Senate hopeful Jack Cox claims George Bush cannot communicate with Texas conservatives and shifted his stance on civil rights. Bush defends his record, denies legal campaign- contribution violations, and accuses Cox of smearing him. Texas runoff turnout expected to be low as GOP and Democratic races unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Simpson
Senate
Jack Cox
George Bush
Texas
Cox
Bush
Ralph Yarberouch
Fort Worth
Dan
Satunday
Marvin Collins
GOP
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Bo Alford
Roseland Park Pool
Jim Lutes
East Harris
Boy Scout Committee
Darsee
Evely Sumer
James
Julia Pearl Symes
Dorris
Earthman Funeral Home
N. J. Conway
Gulf Coast’ Hospital
New Methodist
Conway
Constable “Anderson
Gulf Appointment
Art of
MM. E. Patton
Sheriff's Department
Patton
W. A. Morrison
Leiten
Morrison
K. K. Woodley
Quinnan Hodges
Supreme Court
Gulf
Port Arthur
Robertson
Elma Dean Williams
Oye
Leslie RB. Williams
George Larkin
Larkin
R. B. Robertson
John McFarland
Eula Wilson
Skeeper
Pasa
LBJ
Fred Clark
Lindenwood
Wilfred Spell -Bartown
Louise Bounds
Istolen
Lloyd Lane
Scenic Drive
Louis Ramirez
Forche
City Health Department
Baytown City
Community Chest Funds Committee
Citizens National
Complete Trust
San Jacinto River
Channelview
Walter R. Mahe
Burnet School
Ril Waist
Firemen's Recreation Mail
Strickl Inc
Raytown Junior High
A. Contreras
Stephen KP
Carver School
Wonarrow Lewis
Bowie Schol
Wayne McClurg
Warlem School
Jefferson Walker
Dresw Sele
Barrett Station
L. C. Anderson
Nelson Rockefeller
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