Baytown notices cover rummage sales and local events
Baytown area items include a rummage sale by Parents Council of Baytown Opportunity School June 26 27 at 1201 Park Way call 5834509 for donations. Gospel concert by Nixon Trio June 26 3 PM at Houston Music Hall. Horace Mann Junior High Teen Canteen Friday 7 2 to 9 30 PM. Baytown people featured include Roy Valery Comeaux Jr at Pittsburgh Plate Glass in Corpus Christi and R E Zumwalt promoted at Humble Baytown Refinery. Also goat show June 28 in Crosby judged by Mrs David Lindsay and other local career stories.
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Baytown Opportunity School
C. C. Smith
Frank
Parkway
Nixon
Baytown
Houston Music Hall
Horace Mann
Vnew Accounta
Roy Valery’ Comeaux Jr
Roy Comeaux
Louisiana
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Chemical Division
Corpus Christi
Fort Bend Dairy’ Association
FFA
Crosby
David Lindsay
Rutherfordton
N.C
Weather And Tides in Southeast Texas
Tartly cloudy and continued warmth through Friday. Scattered showers expected across wide Southeast Texas. Temperature ranges around 73 to 86 degrees. Galveston tides Friday include high at 12 45 pm and 31 56 inches and low at 7 29 am and 7 29 ppm.
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Texas
Galveston
Baytown youths win grand champion awards at fair
John Douglas Bettis Jr. wins grand champion sheep and hog with first place ribbons and trophies at the Baytown Youth Fair. He also takes second in Brangus heifer. Other notes include Joop’s All-Star players to be announced, Baytown Boy Scouts heading to the National Jamboree, a World’s Fair trip to Valley Forge, scribe Johnny Rogers, rain measured at 3.5 inches downtown, and Paul and Paula Davis’s new baby girl.
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John Douglas Bettis Jr
J. D. Bettis Sr
N. Barkaloo
Archer Road
Baytown
Andy Anderson
Central Little League
Joop
Lee Drive
C. Teschendorf
Jim Lates
Valley Forge
Johnny Rogers
Chester Rogers
Johnny
The
Sun
Rufus Honeycutt
Texas Avenue
Paul Davises
Paula
Rusty
Dennis
Harold C. Collins
Ilinois
Frit Lanhams
Coltien Ia Laphom
Sedated Baytown Woman Says She Shot Motel Abductor
Mrs. June Duke of Texas says she shot William Crawford in a Wichita motel after he abducted her from a Baytown grocery and forced her home to collect her suitcase. She reported missing, stood down under sedation as police investigated notes found at a service station in Oklahoma supporting parts of her account.
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Wichita
Kan
June Maxine Duke
Baytown
Tex
Faber
Bor
Duke
William Crawford
Oklahoma
Crawford
Little Rock
Arkansas
Pasadena Mayor Brammer invokes Fifth Amendment in court
In Pasadena Court of Inquiry Mayor Brammer, asked about ties to Atlas Land Co Map Incorporated and Industrial Securities Service Co, chooses to invoke the Fifth Amendment after names and expense checks arise. Attorney Jack Rawitscher objects over alleged past misconduct and bond fees. In Austin, South San Antonio baseball beats Deer Park 4 2 1 in AAA playoff action with Deer Park scoring on singles and an error.
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Pasadena
Brammer
Houston Slomey
Jack Rawitscher
Ward Helped Pick Demo Electors
W. L. Dub Ward, an employee in Research and Development at Humble Oil Baytown Refinery, served on the State Democratic Convention Committee to select Presidential Electors. The 26 members, representing Texas 22 congressional districts plus three at large, chose three electors and three at large. Texas has four electoral votes. State Democratic Executive Committee also names two convention committee chairmen.
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W.L
Dub) Ward
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Baytown
Ward
Texas
Democratic Executive Committee
City begins water mains flushing after rust complaints
The city plans a Thursday flushing of water mains with hydrants opened in Goose Creek area starting at 5 p.m. under Public Works head Red Grantham. Residents complained of rusty water and the department had already worked Wednesday night in West Bay Town areas including Busch Terrace.
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Grantham
Public Works” Department
Gooseek
Flushing
West Bay
Busch Terrec
The Decisive Voter In A Summer Election
AP Science Writer Jon Barbour reports on how about half the American electorate decides early or late in the campaign, with 10 percent waiting until the final weeks. Insights from Angus Campbell of the University of Michigan describe how voters align with party loyalties or personal issues, shaping the election dynamics.
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Jonn Barbour
Ann, Arbor, Mich
Angus Campbell
Survey Research Center
University of Michigan
If Institute For Social Research
Carver School Protests Studied by Board
School board members and Supt George H Gentry review grievances submitted in a secret meeting by Carver High School patrons protesting the dismissal of two teachers and actions by Principal E L Green The list cites programs involving fundraising without parental permission and other alleged missteps.
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George H. Gentry
Carver High School
Carver
E. L. Green
Green
Supt
Gentry
F. F.green
Scranton Backs Goldwater Debate Attack Fallout
Harrisburg report says Gov. Scranton plans to back Goldwater if nominated while criticizing Goldwater for avoiding debates. He traveled from Scranton to Harrisburg then to Denver and on to Louisville, courting delegates across multiple states.
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Harrisburg
Scranton
Harrisburg-York State
Mary
Indiantown Gap
St. Louis
Barry Goldwater
Denver
Pennsylvania
St Louis
Goldwater
America
New Hampshire
Peanie
Johnson
Harrrisburg
Utah
GOP
Town
Minnesota
Kansas
Missouri
Colorado
Associated Press
Fi7
Thnough
San Francisco
Harris
Burg
Louisville
Court orders Prince Edward County to reopen public schools
In Richmond Virginia U S District Judge Oren R Lewis orders Prince Edward County Board of Supervisors within one week to appropriate funds and levy taxes to reopen and operate public schools closed since 1959 to avoid desegregation The ruling insists schools be operated substantially equal to other rural counties and keeps the injunction against paying tuition grants for private education Judge Lewis declines to set a precise funding amount and notes a briefing and potential penalties if noncompliance occurs. The board had previously shut down schools and allowed white pupils to attend private segregated schools.
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Richmond
Fhe
Prince Edward County
U.S. Dist
Oren R Lewis
U.S. Supreme Court
Prince Edwardo
Lewis
Greattoreys
Supreme Court
Farmville
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Gravatt
Oper
U.S
Prince Edward Tn
Called Meeting on Integration Policy Discussion Thursday
The school board calls a meeting at 4 20 p m Thursday to begin drafting a district integration policy. Trustees set the date for a public announcement that an integration policy is expected to allow integration to the same degree in the next term. The board previously approved a recommendation to integrate summer schools and will consider administration guidance.
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Ny 13
Baytown Chamber Moves to Create Water Pollution Panel
The Baytown Chamber of Commerce proposes a Pollution Committee to work with county and state agencies and neighboring cities on water pollution in the Houston Ship Channel and its tributaries. Discussions include 99 million gallons daily and bypassed raw sewage, with emphasis on preserving commerce while limiting recreational use.
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Baytown
Clear Lake
W. A. Quebedeaux
E. B. Cape
Houston
Quebedeaux
Roy Murray Jr
Houston Pilots Association
Sborthat
Galveston Bay
Youth 14 at Seabrook suffers arm injury from fall
James Lee Meaux, 14, son of Mr. and Mrs. Adam J. Meaux of Seabrook, fell through a glass door at home Wednesday night. He was rushed to San Jacinto Methodist Hospital with police escort. surgeons repaired the injury after several hours. He was reported in satisfactory condition Thursday morning.
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James Lee Meaux
Adam J. Meaux
Seabrook
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Baytown District Announces Record 100000 Maintenance Face-Lift
Baytown schools launch the most extensive maintenance program in district history with $100,000 in projects. Nine to ten crews including carpentry and painting work across several schools, aiming to complete interior renovations before the new term. Projects include new stage curtain at Burmet Elementary and a complete rewire of Anson Jones Elementary, along with classroom upgrading and re-locating facilities to accommodate staff.
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Wanda Orton
Baytown
Hinson
Iner
Taninei
Tenance
Simmer
Bill) Hinson
Anebibiconeet 3
Ison
Burmet Elementary
Dockhouse
Highlands Fleet
Mentary
Anson Jones
Highlands Juniorigiris
Eynmasium
Palace Boer
Ege
Senate Passes Civil Rights Bill Narrowly in Senate Fight
Washington AP The Senate neared final passage of a civil rights bill amid a long struggle. A 6-18 substitute backed by leaders kept core anti discrimination provisions, emphasized voluntary compliance, and let states handle complaints before federal action. House likely to accept the measure before July 2 recess. key votes split along regional lines with Southern opposition and Goldwater supporting the substitute.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mexico City
House
Johnson
Rep
Willam M. McCulloch
Robin
Richard B. Russell
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
John Tower
R-Tex
CC To Get Report On Youth Program
Members of the Greater Bay town Chamber of Commerce will receive a progress report from the Youth Employment Service program at the weekly noon luncheon at Halli Inn. Richard King chairs the committee assisted by three Baytown youths. About 37 to 40 job applications are on hand with several youths directly participating. more job offers are still needed. Attendance has declined due to summer vacations but remains strong. Reservations are requested for luncheon seating.
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Greater Baytown
Nave Moore
Ager
Guest Causes Mattress Fire in City Jail
A jail inmate on a drunken charge dozed as a cigarette started a fire early Thursday. four mattresses burned before dispatcher J. C. Deer extinguished the blaze. The man faced release that morning, and a charge of sapidon city property appeared in the report.
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City Jail
J. C. Deer
Sapidon
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