Summer session registration at Baptist Church school
Registration for a summer session at the Baptist Church school begins at 6 p.m. Monday with classes at 7 p.m. The first term runs July 17 to July 21 and ends July 21, with the second term through June 16. Contact Therese for details and refreshments during craftwork. Tides in Galveston show highs around 1:46 p.m. and 7:02 a.m. with fair to partly cloudy skies and temperatures near 70s.
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Samer Tech
Pa Cozens Traffic
Eeeou Baptist Church
Neil
Lamar Tech
Holiday Inn
Theresal
Bil Lerive
Local Notes and Events in Baytown Area Stunt
Baytown items include Richard Oliver Woody Butler and others at The Sun newsroom. Russell pursues University of Houston night classes this summer and considers a car pool to campus. Craigmont Democrats prep for precinct meeting while Baytown mourns Mary Grochoske. OTIS DUNAHOE dies, Otis hospital cases, Baytown civic notes and local tours featured.
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Richard Oliver
Woody Butler
Betsy
Broyles
Anne
Humphries
Gayie Seamans
Ernie Muller
Gaye McMahon
Russell
University of Houston
Iin
Liberty
Wanda Orton
the Sun
Sun
Richard Bains
Lynn O'Sullivan
Jerry Kemplay
Oleta -Novak
Jimmy
Clark
Keno
Adachshund
Craigmont
Marx Lola Cuichen
Jjohn Russell
Briarwood
His
Supreme Court declines review in Communist Party case
The Supreme Court refused to review the overturning of a conviction against the Communist Party USA for failure to register under the Internal Security Act. The ruling leaves the lower court decision standing, announced in a brief order with no stated reason. Justice White did not participate. The appeals court had held the government failed to prove a signatory could register without self-incrimination. The same term, the Court also rejected contempt charges against former Mississippi Governor Ross Barnett and successor Paul Johnson in the James Meredith case.
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Washington 7
Supreme Court
Communist Party of the
United States
the Tower Court
Byron R. White
S. U
U.S. Court of Appeals
Justice Department
Washington
Supreme’ ‘Court
Ippi
Ross R. Barnett
Paul B. Jonson
James H. Meredith
Barnett
Johnson
U.S. Circuit Court
New Orleans
Meredith
University of Mississippi
Final Rites Set Tuesday For Baytown Resident
Funeral services for Mrs. De cine Minter will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Paul U. Lee Funeral Home. A Baytown resident 23 years, she died Sunday at Methodist Hospital in Houston. Survivors include husband Howard E. Minter, son Earl Alten Minter ington, daughters Mrs. Mike Milstead of Pasadena and Linda Lee Minter of Baytown, parents Dr. and Mrs C. R. Waters of Highlands, sister Mrs. Camille Ulrich of Baytown, and grandchildren Martha Kay and Glenn Minter of Arlington. The Rev. Don Duran and the Rev. M. E. Smith will officiate. Burial at Cedar Crest Cemetery.
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Decine Minter
Paul U. Lee
Baytown
Methodist Hospital
Houston
Howard E. “Minter
Bayou ‘Roads
Earl Alten Minter
Ington
Mike “Milstead
Pasadena
Linda Lee Minter
C.R. Waters
Highlands
Camille Ulrich
Martha Kay
Glenn AL
Jen Minter
Arlington
Don Duran
Cedar’ Bayou Methodist Church
M. E. Smith
Tri City Beach Baptist Mission
Cedar Crest Cemetery
Senators file petition on civil rights record in Senate
Thirty eight senators signed a petition today to select a Senate record Milbster against the House passed civil rights measure. The petition will automatically come to a vote one hour after the Senate meets Wednesday.
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Washington
Senate
Crecord Miibwster
Wild Eyed Ruby Denies Oswald Link in Jail Visit
Jack Ruby, clean shaven yet described as wild eyed, told Chief Justice Earl Warren he had no connection to Lee Harvey Oswald. Warren Commission members questioned Ruby during a Dallas jail visit as they toured the book depository and related sites.
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Dallas
Tex
Jack Ruby
Earl Warren
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Warren
Ruby
United States
Warren Commission
Texas School Book Depository
Kennedy
Oswald
Texas Theater
J.D. Tippite
Robert Storey
Texas
Storey
Southern Methodist University Law School
Townhill
Roby
Baytown Angies Fund Drive Aims for 1964 Participation
Baytown former students of Texas A&M plan the Development Fund Drive for a Greater Texas A&M. Wade L. Haynes, drive chairman, says ALASM men will be contacted for contributions during June. The fund supports Memorial Student Center All Faiths Chapel Campus Golf Course and scholarships. About six percent of the 1964 fund targets graduate fellowships faculty research and college improvements. The goal is participation by three of every four former students.
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Baytown
Texas
ASME
Greater
AEM
Wade L. Haynes
ALASM
Aim Texas A&m
Haynes
Memorial
All Faiths
Eetal Meena
A&m
Governors Warn Goldwater May Lose States in 1964
Governors Rockefeller Scranton Romney warned that if Barry Goldwater wins the GOP nomination he must soften his conservative image or risk losing big states in November. Scranton signaled possible bid while Rockefeller stayed in race for moderates who seek civil rights support and a statement disavowing Social Security changes. Goldwater said he can run on a platform including civil rights legislation and may meet with moderates to discuss issues.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
William W. Scranian
George
Romney
Michigan
Scranian
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Scranton
Goldwatter
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Chester
Pennsylvania Military College
Remner
Ence Goldwater
Fertett
Barry
Board to study minimum pay for summer teachers
The School Board meets Monday to consider raising base salaries for summer school teachers funded from tuition. It will also review salary scales for Lee College and public school staff, hiring recommendations, resignations for several teachers, and the possible purchase of property near Lamar Elementary. A separate vote may preserve Carver High’s principal’s decision not to rehire two teachers amid ongoing disputes.
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Lee College
George H. Gentry
Joe Gilliland
Henry Bergolofsky
Nell Dreselly
Agnes Perry
Arthur J. Simpson
Mary Nugent
North Jores
jLamar
Victoria Walker School
A. R
von) Stark
Carver High School
E. F. Green
Carver
Stark
Earl Jones
Green
NASA Medical Chief To Speak To Lions Club
Dr. Charles A. Berry, chief of medical programs at NASA Manned Spacecraft Center, will address the Baytown Lions Club at the Tower during the noon luncheon. He will discuss Medical Support of Manned Space Flight and outlines his responsibilities for medical safety standards, crew selection criteria, and center safety programs.
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Charles A. Berry
NASA Manned Spacecraft Center
Baytown l Lions Club
Berry
MSC
Robert R. Gilruth
NASA
Space Agency
US Air Force
Air Co
Force and
Charles Berry
Baker
Johnson
Ar i Tal
Shutt
Harrison
Ptig B& Fess
GIRE
Bradshaw
Aeen
Wien
Harris County Returns Shows Baker Victory In Democratic Primary
Voter turnout in Harris County was light with about 60000 votes missing from forecasts. Robert W. Baker led the At Large race with 237,762 votes and 75.9 percent while Joe Pool trailed with 11,967 votes. State races showed E Johnson Zi and John Harrison leading, and George Bush led the Republican US Senate field with 43,008 votes to Jack Cox 29,902.
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Harris County
Léfth District Court
San Jacinto River
Robert W.eob Baker
Joe Poot
Baker
Tost
Baytown
John Ray Harrison
Pasadena
J. E
Jake) Johnson
Houston
Harrison
Herbert Shutt
Irving
Shutt
Johnson
Russell Cummings
George Cire
John Bradshaw
Cire
John Connally
Bradshaw
Harris
George Bush
Jack Cox
Senate
Bush
Ralphs Yarborough
Cox
Robert W. Baker
Joe Poal
E. Johnson
Russell Cummines T
John R. Harrison
Herbert E. Shull
OTH District
Constable
Walter H. Rankin
J Jimmy Bord
Texas Election Bureau
Woman Escapes After 3 Hour Kidnapping Ordeal
Baytown woman Jessie Ybarra, 38, was forced into a car by Paul Ramirez, 38, who fired at her and threatened to kill her near Gulf Coast Hospital. She escaped into a field and hid, later aiding police in the investigation. Ramirez was arrested on assault with intent to murder charges and held on bond in Justice of the Peace BI M. Brown's court.
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Robby
Baytown
Gulf Coast Hospital
Jessie Ybarra
Hunter
Paul Ramirez
Justice of the Peace
BI. M. Brown
Ramirez
Ybarra
Lee K. Perryman
Fox
Beastley Addition
Perryman
Yharra
Ytown Hospital
Youth and officer die in Amarillo shootout chase
In Amarillo two youths 14 and 15 drive a stolen pickup in a midnight gunfight that kills Patrolman William Meadows 23. A 11-year-old bystander is wounded as highways patrols pursue. The youths fled from Boys Ranch after ransacking a nearby home and were later found with stolen guns and ammunition.
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Amarillo
Tex
City
Asst
Jim Keith
William Meadows
Meadows
Jimmy May
Felix Fesmire
Keith
Boys Ranch
Clyde Kohler
Here
Dumas
Melvin Kohler
Virginia
Kohler
Lit Ranch
Melvin Kehler
Trin
Amarilla
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Siev
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el Rayte
bin Daniel
Daniel
Handi
Lexus
Cooper Sylestine
Galveston
S Las S.r
Pam
Tow
Fritz Lanham
Odessa
Texas City ‘Managers’ Association
Bepgan
Bert Johnson
Pete
Loys Box
Simpsons
Hob - Kasper
Jim Bryan Gays
Tower
Emmett Wattos
David. Derryherry
Chris
Kenneth’ French
Aake A
Sus
Mary
Grochoske
Louis Grochoske
Otis’ Dunahoe
Natchitoche
C.A. Brown
St. Luke's Hospital
Earthman Funin
Funeral Home
Natchitoches
Tippit
J. Lee Rankin
Commission
Gerald Ford
R-Mich
Cuba
Joe Tonahill
AVD
Jim Bolvies
Commission Steno
Tonahill
Jack
Book Depository
Angies
Citizens National Complete Trust Services
Tri-State Bloc
Lions Club
Talic
George Bushaiack Cox
City of
Bay
Alamo School
Burnet School
SG_ Highlands
Crosby High
Thad Felton Ford Co
Ashhel Smith
Viremen’s Recreation Hall
Raytown Junior High
Stephen FL Austin
San Jacinto
Travis School
Carver High
Bowie School
Warkem
McNair
Drew
Barrett Station
East Harris
Robert Baker
Joe Pool
Congressional Dist
Mak McGregor
Richan White
Regina Lyn Crocker
Sony Dunne
Welton Crocker
Lol Hufer
Tony
Girs
Mr. and
Mes
8. E. Cracker
Aytown
Ella Clanton
Caldwell
Chase
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