Exploratory Meet Sets Bi-Racial Advisory Panel in Baytown
School board to discuss forming a bi racial advisory committee with Supt Gentry and two Negro principals to study district problems. An informal meeting with Green and Messiah is planned before deciding on goals, scope, and possible long term implementation. The Baytown council already has a bi racial group and may aid policy work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Horeczy
George H. Gentry
F. Green
Carver High
Clyde Messiah
Harlem
McNair
Knox Beavers
Green
Messiah
Baytown
Horeezy
Jong-lin
Karla Opryshek
School board approves new tractor bid for Baytown district
The School Board on Monday approved spending 2950 dollars for a new tractor. Kemp and Tony's of Baytown won the bid to replace a damaged unit. Principal Holly McLemore and Mrs. McLemore depart for Europe with their son Dr. Ed McLemore, who serves at an Air Force hospital near London, for a two week visit including Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp
Tony
Europe
Holly McLemore
Robert E. Lee
Joe’ Ed McLemore
Air Force
London
McLemore
Paris
House Tax Writers Eye Offsetting Revenues
Washington AP report notes House tax writers weighing offsetting revenues to finance proposed income tax relief. They consider tightening oil and gas rules, potentially boosting industry taxes by about 50 million annually, while debating broader Kennedy tax proposals and possible dividend tax credit repeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
House
Pressure Mounts- Macmillan In Crucial Meet
AP reports Prime Minister Harold Macmillan met with seven top ministers in a bid to project business as usual amid pressure to quit. The Commons vote on confidence narrowly favored his government 321 to 252, with unanswered questions about leadership and the party's future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Harold Macmillan
Foe Agueressor
Macmillan
Commons
John Profumo
Eugene Ivanof
Christine Keeler
Sir Franklin
John Pro Markham
Cerfume
Macémillan
Weather outlook with scattered storms through Wednesday
Cloudy conditions continue with widely scattered thunder showers through Wednesday and little temperature change. Forecast highs reach 70 to 90 degrees with Monday showers keeping readings around 83. Galveston tides show highs at 3:37 am and 1:02 pm and lows at 9:25 am and 8:36 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Baby Marcus Clay Blasingame joins family circle
Around Marcus Clay Blasingame was born Friday the Fourteenth to Mr and Mrs Charles Blasingame. Charla and Cathy Blasingame celebrate the new arrival as Molly Bowers jokes about interviewing Pat Boone in Houston.
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Charla
Cathy Blasingame
Marcus Clay Blasingame
Charles Blasingame
Molly Bowers
Pat Boone
Houston
Charles Caldwell
Pat Tobin
Jimmy Hamilton
Linda Tucker
E. C
Garner State Park
Bert Allman
Tae Sun
Alan Buster
Terry Ryals
Knights of Pythias
Abilene
Linda McWilliams
Janice Whitten
Dena Hoffpauir
Amelia Nugent
Blanco
Tex
C. N. Sutphin
Charlie Masterson
Warren
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Sam Houston Enrolls 38 Baytonians at Huntsville session
Baytown sends a large group to Sam Houston State Teachers College for a six week summer session in Huntsville. The list names Baytown students including WNeca Am Adams Janarie J Alexander Jane Read Amyett Sandra Sue Barrett and many others along with Channel View attendees Billy Jim Bennett Thomas Martin Evans Barbara Ann Hamblin Billy Howard Hamblen Pauline Avis Hanson William B Hervey Nolan Wayne Waxler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Huntsville
Wneca
Don C. Treuhardt
Linda Ruth Webb
Channel View
Billy Jim Bennett
Thomas Martin Evans
Barbara Ann Hamblin
Billy Howard Hamblen
Pauline Avis Hanson
William B. Hervey
Nolan Wayne Waxler
Crosby girl elected county justice at Girls State
IDA SUZANNE Ewell daughter of Mr and Mrs James J Ewell of Crosby was elected a county justice of the peace in the mock government at Girls State in Austin Sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary the program is held at the Texas School for the Blind
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Ida Suzanne Ewell
James J. Ewell
Crosby
Girls State
Austin
American Legion Auxiliary
Texas School For the Blind
Houston Labor Leader Warns of Shell Strike Picketing
Harris County AFL-CIO leader Harry Burk said Britain and the Netherlands refused to intervene in the Shell strike. He warned union pickets may target British and Dutch ships in Houston, with a possible spread to other gulf ports. The boycott could start at any time, backing about 2,200 OCAW Local 4347 members on strike since August, as Shell, the union, and federal mediators continued talks in Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Harris County
Harry Burk
Burk
Gulf
Unions Tie Up Dozens of Ports in Jurisdiction Clash
Across the Atlantic and Gulf coasts more than 30 ports including 20 at Houston are tied up in a jurisdictional dispute affecting shipping. The unrest could spread to other ports as unions press claims and workers seek leverage in contract talks.
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Atlantic
Gulf
Port of Houston
Action Was Expected Prayer Edict Stirs Little Fuss
Washington AP The Supreme Court outlawing required Bible readings and the Lord's Prayer in public schools drew little congressional fuss and was largely accepted as expected after last year’s non denominational prayer ruling. The decision affects thousands of classrooms, with officials noting no mandate to read or recite prayers, and voluntary Bible reading remains possible in some contexts. The ruling also touched unemployment for a Seventh day Adventist who refused Saturday work, and prompted limited congressional discussion on church state neutrality.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
New York
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Senate Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Losfeather
United States Supreme Court
George MH. Gentry
Baltimore
Abingdon
Florida Supreme Court
Miami
Frank J. Becker
R-N.y
GOP splits over voluntary desegregation approach
Senate Republicans clash over Kennedy civil rights program. Dirksen backs voluntary business integration. Case argues Congress can ban private discrimination. Goldwater supports voluntary path, citing moral persuasion. Mundt warns Kennedy plan could alter private business property rights. Mansfield and Humphrey seek broad bill with enforcement and desegregation measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Kennedy
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Senate Gop
Everett MM. Dirksen
Ilinois
Clifford P. Case
RNU
Congress
Dirksen
Republican Policy Committee
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Civil Rights Commission
Goldwater
Dirkson
Last Rites Held Today For David Young Arnett
Funeral services were held for David Young Arnett at 1 0 p.m. Tuesday at Paul A. tee Funeral Home. Arnnett, 49, of 3202 Michigan, a Baytown resident since 1917, died after a two car wreck on U S Highway 59 near Rosenberg. His wife Grace 42 was seriously injured. He was a prominent Methodist layman and former Baytown Lions Club president. He owned Arnett Insurance Agency and served as official photographer for Gander football games. Survived by his wife three sons a daughter and three stepchildren. Burial at Forest Park Cemetery in Houston.
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Paul A. Tee
David Young Arnett
Michigan
Baylawn
Arnnett
Rosenberg
Arnett
Polly Ryan
Richmond
Grace
Edwin T. Summers
Grace Methodist Church
G. Ray Laden
Galveston Methodist
Amnett
Galveston Board of Missions
Texas Conference Board of Evangelism
Baytown Lions Club
Gander
Arnett Insurance Agency
Baytown
Baytown Insurance Exchange
E. T. Ar
Houston
Ricky Hollaway
Forest Park Cemetery
Birth Of A City Newest Spectacular At Our Doorsteps
Fred Hartman describes a booming development around Clear Lake City and NASA, detailing $300 million in dreams, $16 million spent on utilities and housing, 954 workers on site plus NASA staff, and plans for residential, light industrial, and research areas with Humble’s 7,500 acre expansion. He portrays a city being born before readers’ eyes and notes anticipated growth over 15 years toward 180,000 residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hartman
Clear Lake City
NASA
Manned Spacecraft Center
Humble-Lel Webb Business Association
Friendswood Development Co
The
Sun
Ellington Field
Galveston Bay
Humble
Baytown
You
Board approves school bond plan with accelerated building timetable
The School Board of Trustees approved a $4,350,000 bond program with a sped up plan for four major projects. Architect James A. Davis outlined revised schedules for Cedar Bayou Junior High, Robert E. Lee High, Harlem Elementary, and the new high school, aiming to complete the high school by September 1965 and finish cafeteria work at Cedar Bayou by January 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School Board of
James A
Bitsy) Davis
Cedar Bayou
Robert E. Lee
Harlem
McNair
Davis
Cedar Bayou Junior High
Robert E. Lee and McNair
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