Not Burglary EDWARD 2 SANCHEZ case update
Not Burglary in the Edward 2 Sanchez matter as 34 year old Sanchez of 1209 Pine was not charged in Justice of the Peace M M Browns Court per a Sun story. Baytown Little Theater box office opens today for Ozma of Oz with showtimes 8 p m Friday 10 a m 2 p m Saturday and 3 p m Sunday and the same times next weekend. The Social Order of Beauceant hosts an ice cream party at 7 p m Tuesday at 2403 Woodcrest. Candystrippers meet at 11 a m Monday in Gulf Coast Hospital Clinic Lobby to reorganize for summer. A GET ACQUAINTED coffee and luncheon for Ladies Association Goose Creek CC begins 9 30 a m Tuesday with reservations via Mrs Ronald Kowalski. Baytown Rotary Club meets at noon Wednesday with Seth Roberson speaking. ROBERT E LEE High Class of 1951 plans 7 p m Tuesday at Mrs Katherine Walker Enloe 1206 Layton for annual reunion July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward 2. Sanchez
Pine
Justice of the Peace
M. M. Brown
Sun News
Orday
Baytown
Ladies Association of Goose Creek Country Club
Ronald Kowalski
ROBERT E_ LEE High School
Wit
Katherine Walker Enloe
Layton
Weather And Tides Report For Galveston
Partly cloudy and warm with scattered thundershowers. Temperature 72 to 84 degrees. Sunday’s high near 91 degrees, Monday's forecast around 92. Rainfall in the past 24 hours totaled 0.26 inches. Galveston tides show low at 12 18 am and high at 9 06 am Tuesday.
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Galveston
Local notables share summer plans and small town notes
David Pryor prides himself on a fast job. Nap Ballard visits mayor Seathorn Cravey takes summer education at the University of Houston. J Robert Barnes recalls his son Robert II’s high school graduation. Charles Tillery makes quick arrangements. Jim Ainsworth worries about a tornado near Baytown. April 15. Norman Hargrave writes from Fort Polk about army basic. Eva Whitfield leaves for Jefferson Texas for two week vacation. George Bennett buys lawn fuel and laments his wife’s mowing orders. Terry Brinkman recalls seminary experiences and plans to be a Connecticut camp counselor. James A Bitsy Davis goes informal on Saturdays. Mrs S A White delivers a message for her husband.
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David Pryor
N. B
Nap
Ballard
Seathorn Cravey
University
Houston
J. Robert Barnes
Robert II
Charles Tillery
Jim Ainsworth
Baytown
Norman Hargrave
Fort Polk
Eva Whitfield
Jefferson
Tex
Florida
George Bennett
Terry Brinkman
Kevin
Terry
Connecticut
James A
Bitsy) Davis
S. A. Withite
U S DOWNS 13TH RED MIG IN VIET GROUND WAR
U S Navy pilot Cmdr Hal L Marr destroyed the 33rd Communist MIG in a dogfight near Haiphong while two U S planes were lost in new attacks. Paratroopers and air strikes followed as U S forces press the mountain war in South Vietnam amid heavy fighting near the Mu Gia Pass and Dong Hoi.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Hamoi
Haiphong
U.S
Cmdr
Hal L. Marr
Roseburg
Ore
Hancock
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Marr
Air Force
Mu Gia Pass
Dong Hoi
West Airborne Division
Guam
Channelview Bonds Approved for School Construction
Channelview voters approved an 2,402,000 bond package to fund immediate classroom construction and future expansion. The measure passed 815 to 417 for immediate bonds and 710 to 308 for the long term issue, raising the tax ceiling by 22 cents and setting a maximum tax rate of 1.9 per 100. About 41 new classrooms will be added across Channelview schools including a high school wing with labs and a new band hall, junior high facilities, Viola Cobb Elementary, and DeZavalla. Construction starts once funds are available.
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Channelview
Ture
H. ©. Schochler
Viola Cobb
DeZavalla
Warren Writes Decision Court Limits Police Interrogation
The Supreme Court rules police may not question a suspect who is alone and indicates he does not wish to be interrogated. Chief Justice Warren leads a four-justice ruling reaffirming Escobedo while outlining safeguards to protect the privilege against self incrimination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
John
Harlan
Potter Stewart
Byron R. White
Tom C. Clark
Warren
Escobedo
Beach City elects Eloie Jorden mayor in landslide
Eloie Jorden was elected mayor of the newly incorporated Beach City on Saturday, winning 87 votes to 13 for Luther B. Mackrell. Gus J. Dauzat beat C. F. Galloway for marshal by six votes, 61 to 44. Five aldermen were chosen from nine candidates: W. D. Bush 99, William Daniels 75, J. R. Holland 70, J. D. Nicholson 65, A. T. Crawley 62. Other aldermanic candidates and vote totals followed.
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Eloie Jorden
Beach City
J. R. Holland
J D. Nicholson
A. T. Crawley
John Gay
Harold Clark
George A. Armer
If D. Mayfield
Baytown Hearing On State Banks Tuesday
State Banking Commission to hear three Baytown delegations on state bank applications Tuesday at 10 a.m. in Room 101 Reagan Building. Board includes J. M. Falkner, Robert Strauss, and Jesse James. Hearings allocate 30 minutes per side with rebuttals, plus 3 minutes for opponents and 15 minutes for rebuttal. A Mont Belvieu application is also filed. Decision可能 expedited after the hearing.
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Austin
State Banking Commissions
Baytown
John H. Reagan
State Board
J. M. Falkner
Robert Strauss
Dallas
Jesse James
Falkner
Mont Belviex
Robert E. Stewart
Gill Elected First Mayor In MB Vote
Gill Elected Mont Bel Vieux first mayor with 155 votes to 62 for Orval Bagent in a 220 vote city election. Arthur Barrow elected marshal 94 to 38 over S L Johnson. Five aldermen chosen from 13 candidates: Warner Laughlin 94, Earl Porter 8, D E Williams 88, O J Pomykal 85, Fred Chitty 80. Several write-ins and voided ballots noted.
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J. B. Gi
Mont Belvieu
Gill
Orval Bagent
Arthur C. Barrow
Marshal
S. L. Johnson
Warner Laughlin
Earl Porter
D. E. Wiliams
O. J. Pomykal
Fred Chitty
Bobby Ferguson
J. D. Griffith
Gordon Speer
Burch White
Everette Leileau
Clark Harmon
Billy G. Lawrence
Marcus L. Langston
Charlie Leonard
H. H. Kaderli
Johnson
Henry Scarborough
Marcus Langston
Dub King
Paul Bowdoin
Klan leader Shel ton contempt delay and related trials
A federal judge in Washington delays contempt proceedings against Klan leader Robert M. Shelton until September 12 as the case proceeds. The delay serves as a test for trials of six other Klan leaders. In Dallas, Jack Huby faces a sanity hearing in the Oswald murder case amid defense requests for postponement. Gatesville jury decides Leslie Douglas Ashley's fate for Houston realtor Fred Tones's murder after brief deliberations. In Saigon, Buddhist demonstrations and riot police keep guard around the U S Embassy as monks are detained after an initial tear gas clash.
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Washington
Robert M. Shelton
Jack Huby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dallas
Louis T. Hollis
Gatesville
Leslie Douglas Ashley
Houston
Fred Tones
Ashley
Saigon
United States
School Trustees Meet for June Session
The June meeting of the school board is set for 7 30 p m Monday at the Administration Building. Supt. George H Gentry notes the agenda covers routine business, a report from architect James A Davis, bids on equipment, and priorities for summer maintenance projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Gentry
James A. Davis
Gentile Dismissed After heated argument with umpire
Houston Astros manager Grady Hatton dismissed first baseman Jim Gentile for disciplinary reasons after a heated argument with umpire Ed Varga. Gentile threw a bat toward Varga and was sent to Oklahoma City. Chuck Harrison recalled to replace him for the Dodgers game in Los Angeles. Gentile may report to the farm club or return home to Castro Valley, California before deciding.
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Houston
Astro
Grady Hatton
Jim Gentile
Gentile
Ed Varga
Varga
Chuck Harrison
Astros
Oklahoma City
Los Angeles
Houstons
Dodgers
Hatton
Jim
Castro Valley
Calif
Three Inches Of Rain In Baytown Weekend Total
Nearly 3.1 inches of rainfall fell in Baytown over the weekend, with the Harriss County Mosquito Control District gauge recording 3.0 inches and the Baytown Sun gauge at 0.26 inches on Sunday. A 95 degree spell cold to about 85 is expected with more thundershowers along the Gulf Coast.
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Harriss County
Gulf Coast
Baytown Hospitals Approved For Medicare Bid
San Jacinto Methodist and Gulf Coast Hospital in Baytown are among at least ten Houston District hospitals approved to participate in Medicare. Gulf Coast notified May 13, San Jacinto Methodist learned by phone with formal letter to follow. Houston district includes A D Anderson and six others, with Pasadena General as the other outside Houston. Eligibility may be rescinded if later findings reveal discrimination.
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Baytown
San Jacinto Methodist
Gulf Coast
Houston
Social Security Administration
Gulf Coast Hospital
Dan Brown
Pasadena General Hospital
Pasadena
A. D. Anderson
Heights
Hermann
Saint Joseph
Saint Thomas
Westbury
Tavel Clinic
Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Thoughts on affliction and future troubles
A compact, period voice notes wisdom from Job and Herbert Hoover. It reflects on affliction not arising from dust but from trouble that sprouts, urging forward focus and resilience amid many upcoming challenges.
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Roy
Baytown Executives Promote Baytown Native to Enjay Post
R E Dugat head of Enjay Baytown Economics and Planning becomes manager of Ventures Planning in New York. J T Holzinger moves to Baytown Refinery Accounting head role. Dugat, a Rice 1953 chemical engineer, grew up in Ingleside and married Eleanor McLarin. Holzinger, a Drew and Harvard MBA, native of Newark, served in the Air Force and held Baytown roles before promotion.
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R. E. Dugat
Enjay Chemical Co
Baytown
Byt
J. T. Holzinger
St. Mark's Methodist Church
Eleanor Hope McLarin
Santa Francisco
Calif
Holzinger
Newark
U.S. Air Force
Drew University
Harvard
Humble
Baytown Chemical Plant
St. Josegn's Home School Association
Boy
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Richardson Lane
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Haytown
Robert
Saytown
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Bist
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Little Theater Executive Board
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Song of
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