Baytown area briefs highlight seniors bridge lesson and local events
Senior Citizens third and final bridge session set for 1 p.m. Thursday at the Commun e House with coffee. Ikey Haines notes open invitation for all retired men. Baytonians invited to 12th Madison County Club reunion at Mason Park from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. Also reports UT ROTC commissions and Lamar State College honor rolls, local university programs, KWBA broadcasts of Gafider-Waco, and Kiwanis travel film at Thursday noon Baytown Lions Club meeting.
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Methity House
Ikey Haines
W. H. Bridges
Dent
Baytonians
Madison County
Madison County Club
Mason Park
S. Toth
Houston
Kiwanis
Norman Neureiter
Baytown
Baytown Attorney Joe Reid Injured In Golf Club Accident
Baytown attorney Joe Reid is hospitalized in San Jacinto after a late Tuesday fall from a golf cart at Atascocita Country Club left his left leg broken in two places. The incident was reported by his wife Mrs Reid.
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Baytown
Joe Reid
San Jacinto Hospital
Atascocita Country Club
Reid
Mary Schulze
Rice University
Nolan Schultzes
William
Europe
Baytonians
Barbara Mufft Twyman
Linda Easterling Brown
Muff
Breckenridge Hospital
Austin
Linda
Arkansas
Maxine Hanson
Ethel
Kenecny
Delbert Ashworth
M. M. Brown
New Braunfels
Loward Barr
Elizabeth Hamel
Corrie
Tom Laughlin
George Walmsey Tropa
Rosalie Myers
Highlands
Frank Hoyle
Mack Ford
Rightarmis
Chris Myers
Baytown Council Sets Agenda For Traffic Controls And Zoning
Baytown City Council will discuss improving left turn controls at three intersections East Texas Avenue and Highway 14 East James and Highway 146 Decker Drive and Park plus the East Foyle and Highway 146 site. A two member zoning committee will study zoning. An annexation ordinance for a city sanitary landfill and Creekwood Subdivision No 2 plans are on the agenda as is extending Oak Street and a three year concession contract at Roseland Park.
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East Texas Avenue
Highway 14
East James
Decker Drive
Park
East Foyle
Highway 146
State Highway Department
Decker and
al Clayton
Twoimnan
Creekwood Subdivision
W. J. Tadlock
Roseland Park
Tad~ Jock
Oak ‘Street
Kennedy Reports on Khrushchev Talks Marked by Frankness
The president described his talks with Khrushchev as no holds barred, noting Laotian progress but no agreement on Berlin or disarmament. He stressed Western resolve to defend West Germany, rejected seeking commitments, and called the meetings somber and grave in tone. He also cautioned against blaming Communism for all world troubles and highlighted a desire to understand Khrushchev better.
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Kennedy
Khrushchev
Berlin
Laos
United States
West Germany
South
Karushchev
Mrs Arabella Fisher Dead In Cedar Bayou Funeral
Mrs Arabella Fisher 56 of Cedar Bayou died 3 15 p m Wednesday in a Baytown hospital Funeral services set for 4 p m Thursday at Paul A Lee Funeral Home Rev Byron L Lovelady Cedar Bayou Methodist Church to officiate Burial will be in Cedar Bayou Masonic Cemetery Survivors include husband Willard W Fisher son J H Fisher daughter Mrs Robert B Smith mother Mrs Ella Carson sister Mrs Ida Carson Wade and brothers James Simpson Carson of Oakland Texas United States
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Bella Fisher
Cedar Bayou
Paul A. Lee
Oakland
Tex
Byron L. Lovelady
Cedar Bayou Methodist Church
Ial
Cedar Bayou Masonic Cemetery
Willard W. Fisher
J. H. Fisher
Baytown
Robert B. Smith
Ella Carson
Ida Carson Wade
James Simpson Carson
Canada to build U S unloading gear to keep grain exports moving
Prime Minister John G. Diefenbaker told Parliament Canada will not halt grain shipments to Peiping over U S export bans. An Ontario firm can produce the TM unloader within three weeks, to be flown to Red China to replace U S equipment restricted by the treaty.
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Ottawa
Canada
Red China
U.S
John G. Diefenbaker
House of Commons
United States
Peiping
Diefenbaker
Ontario
U.S. presses for Laos ceasefire as talks drift
Washington accuses Communist forces of blatant ceasefire violations after Padong seizure. State Department warns talks won t collapse the Geneva conference but signals new pressure to secure a durable truce in Laos. Harriman endorses postponement while Western delegates weigh continuing sessions amid ongoing violence.
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Washington
U.S
United States
Padong
Geneva
Laos
Dom
State Department
Russia
Red China
Lincoln Ite
White
W. Averell Harriman
Harriman
Baytown Refinery Hosts Harris County Teachers June 23
Baytown Refinery will host teachers from Harris County and 11 other Texas cities as part of a three week workshop at the University of Houston. The group will tour the Houston Ship Channel en route to Baytown, tour the refinery, and attend a luncheon where plant managers will discuss refinery operations. Lecturers will cover geology, air production, refining, transport, research, marketing, and conservation. The workshop is sponsored by the Texas Mid Continent Oil and Gas Association.
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Baytown
Houston
Port Commission
San Jacinto Battlefield
Tower
Gordon Farmed
J. R. Barsalou
Paul Keuhler
University of Houston
The
Texas MidContinent Oil and Gas Association
Kimmons Named Head of Baytown United Fund Drive
E C Jack Kimmons to lead Baytown 1961 62 United Fund Drive with W W Harris as assistant chairman Humble Refinery head FB Ho Bucket Oliver as assistant chairman of last year s drive J Robert Barnes joins as vice chair and district manager for Charsten Lighting and Power Co Barnes now directs Community Chest and Health League work Humble Mech Division senior superintendent Sevs joins in refinery planning and scheduling committee budget review to shape next year s United Fund operations and drive planning
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Baytown
United Fund
E. C
Jack) Kimmons
H. G. Corsneil
Community Chest
W. W. Harris
Humble Refinery
FB. Ho Bucket
Oliver
J. Robert Barnes
Kim
Charman
Ami
Me Agusta
Theharsten Lighting and Power Co Hains
Amd
Ymca Opera
Sevs
Eeetetent Senierintend
Rea Peath
RTO
Rea Amnmiend
United Pond
Gormeil
Kennedy Sees No Winner in Summit Talks with Khrushchev
President Kennedy announced that neither he nor Khrushchev won at Vienna but relief exists as leaders understand each other better. He described the two days with the Soviet premier as sober and useful, noting a continued risk of long term East West struggle and hope that Vienna could break Geneva deadlock on Laos and Berlin talks.
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Kennedy
Khrushchev
Vienna
Geneva
Laos
Iow
United Aig
Late News Surmises Offer Details in Brief Tract Speech
Fragmentary OCR suggests a political or business meeting where an offer of seventeen units was discussed. Participants include Wale ter P and Beuther of Tractors, who conferred with Mm before replying to Onette. The text is incomplete and unclear about commitments or outcomes.
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Onette
Waleter P
Beuther
Kennedy urges naval grads to lead in troubled world
President Kennedy praises U S Naval Academy graduates for leadership amid global strife and urges devotion to liberty as the nation faces counterinsurgency and nuclear risk. The address links to broader policy debates including aid, tax plans, and foreign affairs.
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Kennedy
U. S. Naval Academy
Lyndon 5. Johnson
U. S. Military Academy
Trinity Bay search for Pasadenan falls into water
A Pasadena man Pryor Wilson, 35, a mechanic, fell from a fishing boat into Trinity Bay between Five Mile Pass and Crisley’s Fishing Camp. Harvey Malone and his son W. T. Malone, 15, witnessed the event. Bay, town, and Anahuac emergency crews, aided by Riderseney corpsmen, continued the search Tuesday night amid rough water. Wilson reportedly swam briefly before sinking as the boat turned to aid him.
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Trinity Bay
Anahuac
Pryor Wilson
Five Mile Pass
Crisley
Harvey Malone
W. T. Malone
Wilson
Riderseney
Malone
Wilson Swan
Nuclear Symposium Plans With Five Scientists In Austin
Five scientists are slated to attend a Texas symposium at the University of Texas in Austin in November, sponsored by the Texas Atomic Energy Research Foundation. Participants include teachers from Robert E. Lee High School and Bathers Hill Top High School, with Dr Willard F. Litky of California as lead speaker and others from General Atomic and General Dynamics. The event aims to educate on nuclear science and related fields and to allow discussion with leading scientists.
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Robert E. Lee
University of Texas
Helen Rose
Burnett
James Austin Mears
E. Canal
Highlands
Rickey Rawley
Ridgeway
William Alien Ware
Peggy
University of Texas In
Austin
Ant Baytown
Robert E. Lee High School
Jeanne Gelber
Balcones Research
Loyd Walker
Bathers Hill Top
Henry I. Ls. Kill
W. C. Underwood Jr
Robert E. Stevens
Crosby High School
Universitf
Texas
Texas Atomic Energy
U = sponsor Research Foundation
Houston Lighting and Power Co
Fioundation
Retves
Willard &. Litchy
University of California
Alwota
Cother
Texas Atomic Ener- Resercn Foundation
NMU Strike Threat Ties Up Humble Docks in Baytown
A Natipaid NMU spokesman warned that all ships headed for port would be struck as soon as a contract dispute remains unresolved. The Port of Houston area could see ship traffic halted at Humble Docks in Baytown by June 15 if talks fail, as foreign flag crews and seamen wages disputes are highlighted among key issues.
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Natipaid Nmu
Maritime Union
Houston
Jane Tone Derialiesf
Ment
Humble
Baytown
Points Shipping Company
Heeo
Wam
NMU
La Porte Police Chief Resigns Amid Replacement Debate
La Porte faces a police leadership transition as Chief Busch may resign or be replaced. Commissioner Billy Stabs Jr plans to oppose actions of the current leadership while Mayor Harld Phaffer and others discuss a successor. The department has three patrolmen and three dispatchers. the chief has held the post for about five years and is considering retirement or a nearer home position.
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Pot
Billy Stabs Jr
Cart
Busch
Bugeh
Harld
Phaffer
Lowland
Allen
Pole Othe Will
Houston
Altng
Buseh
la Porte Polies
Sabs
Midly
la Porte
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