Attorney Testifies on $10,000 Fee Split in Currie Estate Case
Houston hearing before Justice of the Peace W C Ragan probes Harris County probate matters. Attorney Putney testifies he split a $10,000 fee from the $165,000 Clara L Currie estate with Judge McClelland and invested half through Tierra Grande Inc. McClelland allegedly used funds for personal accounts. case includes other estates and possible charges against administrator O'Brien.
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Houston
R. H. Putney
Clara L. Currie
Harris County
Clam McCleLland
Frank Briscoe
Justice of the Peace
W. C. Ragan
Putney
David H. Hudson
Tierra Grande, Inc
Currie
Bby McClelland
Micelle
Tierra Grande
McClelland
Peraons
McClell Hng Tes- A
Cope Bitte
Ate
Estate Utes
O'Brien
Harris County Bookmobile schedules summer stops
Harris County bookmobile launches the summer schedule with stops at Wooster Water Office from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. and Lakewood from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. on June 28 July 9 July 30 and Aug 20. The service is free to Harris County residents. Also in Baytown news three golfers earned trophies in the Houston Golf Association Junior Tournament and Flag Day observance is set at 4 p.m. Saturday at the Baytown Elks lodge poolside.
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Harris County
Wooster
Lakewood
Mary Qwensby
Baytown
Houston Golf Association
Danny Tolleson
Mickey Reilly
Dub Kovar
Baytown Elks
Local notes mix travel, sales and school updates
Dorothy Marsh thanks The Sun for publicity and notes a rummage sale run by First Christian Church Youth Fellowship. T J Kielman, Robert E Lee HS teacher, flies to Germany for summer study, visiting Philadelphia with family prior to departure. Buell Scott visits Midland to see Jondon family. A missing settee matter in Land Park Pavilion is clarified as not stolen. Barry Smith, former Sun staffer and Lee College graduate, now studies at Sam Houston State. named sports editor of the Houstonian.
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Dorothy Marsh
Sun
Christian
First
Christian Church
T. J. Kielman
Robert E. Lee High School
New York
Germany
Philadelphia
L. E. Kielman
Wolfenbuttel
Berlin
Nuremberg
Munich
Buell Scott
Midland
Kenneth Jondon
John Robert
Toran
Joe Farris
Ay Pope
Auriliary
Land Park Pavilion
Barry
Bartey) Smith
Lee College
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Honteville
Mmhi
Houstonian
Batty
Shotte
Viet Cong Guerrillas Kill Two U.S. Officers Near Saigon
A Viet Cong ambush near Ben Cat 30 miles north of Saigon killed two U.S. officers, a captain and a lieutenant, from the Military Advisory Assistance Group. A U.S. sergeant died earlier in Central Viet Nam forests. South Vietnamese relief forces faced Viet Cong road blocks while helicopters supported 800 troops in the area. The exact number of wounded or additional casualties remained unclear.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Umn
Ben Cat
Red
Viet Nam
United States
Ngo Dinh Diem
New Fires Plaguing Scorched Algiers
AP report from Algiers details new fires amid the scorched earth campaign. Secret Army threats surface as talks with Moslem nationalists stall. Belkacem Krim and Abderrahmane Fares participate in high level discussions in Algiers with European officials, aiming for guarantees for Europeans and a possible peace contact.
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Algiers
Pean
Algeria
Secret
Mand
Said
Belkacem Krim
Abder- Fen
Rahmanes Fares
European Community
Paris
Jacques Che
Rochervallier
Texaco fires four suits over East Texas oil well deviation
In U S District Court at Tyler Texaco faces four suits seeking directional surveys of five wells offsetting its Hawkins Field lease in Wood County. Other items note Weston Premier Song Yo Chan quits, South Korea's government resignation accepted, and Lyndon Johnson touts federal health program potential.
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Houston Post
Texaco
East Texas
U. S. District Court
Tyler
Hawkins
Wood County
Song Yo Chan
South Korea
IRS official returns shirt after tax mix up
Alvin M. Kelley, district IRS director in St. Louis, received a shirt mailed by a taxpayer who owed taxes but had no tax trouble. The garment was laundered and sent back with a note stating it could not be legal tender.
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Louis
Alvin M. Kelley
Internal Revenue Service
St. Louis
IRS
Kelley
Summer Repairs Start School Buses Taking Exams
George Scott, director of maintenance and transportation for the school district, oversees summer bus work to limit upkeep during the year. Each summer we perform major repairs and repaint or replace buses, aiming to keep fleet size steady while serving 3,100 students daily and supporting district vehicles, including trucks and athletic transport. The department is supported by a $119,748 allocation for driver pay, bus replacement, and maintenance, with two new buses planned next year.
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Ricky
George Scott
Scott
Mainten
MT Een Enance 7
DeZavala Elemen
Lee College
Foreman
Cedar Bayou
Baytown
Jack Stewart Re-elected Leader of Carpenters Local 1344
J H Jack Stewart was reelected president of the Carpenters Union Local 1344 at elections held at the union hall on Decker Drive. Other officers retained or elected include Bert Gresham as business manager, Ga treasurer, W W Tuchole trustee, with new trustees FR S Wyatt and FE C Wolff joining the board.
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J. H
Jack) Stewart
Carpenters Union
Union Hall
Decker Drive
B. A.bert Gresham
Careny
G Ae
W. W. Tuchole
S. Wyatt
C. Wolff
Circular building proposed for Baytown youth center
A proposed 361000 dollar circular youth center for Baytown would replace the hurricane damaged Quack Shack. Architect Dan Perkins presented a sketch at the Teen Recreation Committee meeting. The plan includes 8222 square feet, two game rooms, dressing rooms, lounges, a kitchen, coat room and an office. The group aims to secure a state charter for a nonprofit and find a suitable site. Next meeting is July 10.
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Baytown
Dan Perkins
Te Bay
Com 1
Tommy Cook
jTrom
Cook
Chamber of Commerce
Perkin
JFK Urges Caution as Airline Strike Threat Looms
President Kennedy warns that a threatened walkout by flight engineers could ground major carriers Pan American Trans World and Western. Union leaders meet in New York to decide on arbitration, with authorities pressing for peaceful resolution. Affected workers include roughly 60,000 domestic and 20,000 international employees.
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Washington
Foceman
Brown
Pan American
Fastern
Trans World
Pam
TWA
Harry
O'Brien
Fight Engineers International
Gineers
Afl-Cio
New York
Kennedy
Ken
Nedy
Jusuce Department
Twal
Brooklyn
Pan Ameri
New York City
U.S
Ron Brown
Ute
Ory
International
White House
Republic
Farmingdale
Jacob Shannon Brown
Long Island
Orby
Channelviews
North Main.s
New Seabrook Bank Opens on Bayshore Highway
The Clear Creek National Bank opened at 9 am Saturday between La Porte and Texas City, on Highway 146 in Seabrook. President W H Bill Baugh, Vice President N A Ibrock, and Cashier Max J Frels head a 200000 capital bank with 700000 surplus and 50000 profits. Orchids from Hawaii greeted the first visitors as 9 am to 2 pm weekdays and 9 am to noon Saturdays hours began.
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Clear Creek National Bank
Ing
First Bank
Bayshore
Rocktween la Porte
Texas City
W. H.cated
Highway 146
Sea
Bill) Baugh
N. A.ibrock
Smith
Max J. Frels
Hawaii
Sylvan Beach Day In La Porte Marches On
La Porte hosts Sylvan Beach Day with a beauty contest at the park. Twenty four contestants from Bayshore and Houston compete for Miss Sylvan Beach, with winners announced during the 9:15 p.m. dance at the pavilion. A 2:30 p.m. beauty parade and other activities including rides and food are planned.
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la Porte
Park
Bayshore
Houston
Sylvan Beach Pavilion
Carl Reich
E¢ la Porte
Bayshore Ber of Commerce
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University of Ilinois
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Erii Arete See Ay
Raymond P. Wessell
Benjamin R. Wessell
Carrol
U. S. Air Force Technical Training Course
Chanute Air Force Base
la Porte High School
Baytown Lodge No
Af&am
Goose Creek Mile Hall
B. J. Rudd
A.m
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Tana JO Vercellotti
Edward Vercellotti
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Commercial Solvents Corp
Billie Sol Estes
Lyndon Johnson
Bully Graham
Crusade For Christ
Chicago
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Bille Sol Estex
Edward M. Gilbert
New- York
Brazil
Mitchell
Ind
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Gus Grissom
Air Force
Kentucky
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le Vieture
Ran Weeray
Jack Stewart
Ben Harvey
D. M. Crabb
Crosby
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University of Texas
Donald Kerst
General Atomic Division
General Dynamics Corp
Houston Lighting and Power Co
Texas Electron
JFK
Cactiee Kennedy
Union
Meu
Auauty Ua
Republic Aviation
Gorpy
Channelview
Lena Corby
Johnnie Palmer
Anita McCarty
Buster Corby
Minnie Maxwell
Corby
E. C. Turner
Cloverleaf Baptist Church
Boulevard Funeral Home
Buriat
San Jacinto Memorial Park
New Seabrook Bank
Sylvan Beach
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