Three car crash injures Baytonian Leah Troxell
Leah Troxell 14, daughter of Mr and Mrs L Troxell, was injured in a three car accident near her home at 3602 Alexander Drive Wednesday. Odd Fellows to meet at 7 p.m. Monday at lodge HQ corner Fourth and Humble. A reading clinic for elementary teachers at 8 a.m. Monday at Lee College auditorium. Reading program set for July.
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Baytonian
Candee Leah Troxell
L. Troxell
Alexander Drive
Odd Fellows
Baytown
Fourth and
Humble St
Lee College
First Time Strike Was Not Ordered
A historic steel labor deal was reached between United Steelworkers Union and 12 major producers. The pact avoids a strike, adds an extended vacation plan for senior workers, and introduces new hospital and health benefits with no wage hike. Effective for 12 months starting Aug 1, it costs about 15 cents per man hour, with industry costs rising an estimated 45 cents over the contract. Cooperation and cautious optimism followed the news conference in Washington.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers Union
Cedar Bayou
Roseland
Park Pavilion
Henry Behrens
Washington
Cdi
R. Conrad ‘Cooper
U.S. Steel
Cooper
William E. Simkin
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
STEEL
Three Scout Troop 58 members reach first class
George Frazier Ted Richard and Douglas Richard of McNair Station have advanced to first class. Willena Raschke, daughter of Mr and Mrs W E Raschke of 60L Clear Lake Highlands, made the Howard Payne College spring honor roll. Baytown forecast calls for showers Friday with a high of 96 and a low of 70. Galveston tides rise at 6 09 a.m. and 2 48 p.m. and fall at 1 55 a.m. and 10 49 p.m.
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Boy Scout
Ted Richard
Douglas Richard
McNair Station
Willena Raschke
W.E. Raschke
Clear Lake
Highlands
Howard Payne College
Baytown
Galveston
Around Town: A Summer of Guests and Local Happenings
Nancy Squibb plans playful hosting as Abigail Van Scoter appears in town summer moods. Rev Webster Richardson and Fairy God Freys drop postcards from Fairbanks. Baytown folk scatter nationwide while many have toured every state except two. Tributes to local characters mingle with wedding guests in Dallas and surprises at Busch Stadium.
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Nancy Squibb
Abigal van Scoter
Ferry (Webster) Richardson
Fairy Godfreys
Fairbanks
Alaska
Baytown
Walter Henckell
Jimmy Walmsley
Bill Hartman T
Dallas
Doc) Hayes
SMU
Ganders
Buddy Bray
St. Louis
Busch Stadium
Canninals
Norman Dolive
Mill
Grindstone
Charles Nichols
Ricky Jdoux
Fritz Stinson
Charles Priest
Lynn Burkett
Dana Seamans
Baytown Civil Defense Hosts Radiation Course Session
The Baytown Civil Defense Unit and Harris County Health will finish a two part course on radiation and equipment at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital. Attendees included 10 Baytown police, 10 Baytown fire, reserves, Humble Oil staff, and bank employees. Dr. W A Goodrich spoke on radiation effects and fallout protection while Roger Moehlman and Meryl Olson demonstrated a geiger counter and dosimeter.
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Rick Mukst
Baytown
Pickets Withdraw From Houston Port Picketing
The Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers Union and NMU staged pickets at Houston port over a labor dispute affecting shipping. Officials estimate a four day tie up caused at least 400000 dollars in losses. NMU and allies suspended actions after talks with Labor Secretary Wirtz and a promise to let the SS Maximus complete a ransom delivery to Cuba.
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Bly
Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
Shell
National Maritime Union
Marine Engineers Beneficial Association
Seafarers International Union
Nmufficials
W. Willard Wirtz
Philadelphia
Cuba
NMU
Houston
Gates
Ship Channel
Long Beach
Kirby - Smith McDowell
Wirtz
Cuban anti communist broadcasts report landings in Oriente region
Exile broadcasts claim guerrilla forces landed near Manzanillo and attacked Caney de Las Mercedes as Camilo Con Fuegos Battalion. Residents dispute naming Camilo Cienfuegos and say the school was a Castro youth indoctrination site. Other messages point to Pinar del Río and warn Cuban naval servicemen to stay alert.
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Men
Camilo Cienfuegos
Waders
Liberation Army
Pinar del Rio
Cuba
Galveston Sees Record Rain Amid Large Texas Downpour
The Associated Press reports nearly five inches drenched Galveston with 6.11 inches in the 24 hours ending 6 am and 4.85 inches after midnight. Foreday storms hit Houston Beaumont Cotulla and Lubbock area while most of Texas stayed clear. No immediate floods or damage reported in Galveston as heat builds after a heavy storm from 2 to 2:15 am.
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Associated Press
Galveston
Gulf Coast
Houston
Beaumont
Cotulla
South Texas
Lubbock
South Plains
West Texas
Nancy Oliver 76 Baytown resident dies after long illness
Mrs Nancy Ann Adams Oliver 76 a Baytown resident for 37 years died at 8 20 am Thursday in a Baytown hospital. Funeral services were held at 8 pm Friday at Paul A Lee Funeral Home with Rev Wiley T Davis of Trinity Tabernacle officiating. Burial was in San Jacinto Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include husband Will N Oliver three daughters Mrs C N Streich and Mrs Louis J Pierson of Baytown and Mrs C J Ganson of Port Arthur two sons Delbert Oliver and Will Oliver Jr of Baytown five brothers Jim Adams Houston Barney Adams Corpus Christi Pearl Adams Yuma Ariz Wirlie and John Adams Piedmont two sisters Mrs Russa Bab ers Fred Sanford and Mrs Bernie Garner all of Houston and several grandchildren and four great grandchildren. She was a native of Lavaca County Texas and had been in ill health for many years.
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Nancy
Ann Adams Oliver
Baytown
Wiley T. Davis
Trinity Tabernacle
Paul A. Lee
San Jacinto Memorial Park
C. N. Streich
Louis J. Pierson
C. J. Ganson
Port Arthur
Delbert Oliver
Will Oliver Jr
Jim Adams
Houston
Barney Adams
Corpus Christi
Pearl Adams
Yuma
Ariz
Wilsie
John Adams
Piedmont
Russa
Fred Sanford
Bernie Garner
Oliver
Lavaca County
Tex
Lightning strikes Cedar Bayou Junior High chimney
Workmen escaped injury at 2 20 pm Thursday as a chimney at Cedar Bayou Junior High School was struck by lightning during a rainstorm. John David Russell a CBJH teacher was inside as the steam boiler smoke stack was damaged. District supervisor and engineer estimated repairs at about $8 000 citing a similar incident at Lee High School last year. Russell said no one was hurt and the boiler stack replacement was planned.
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Cedar Bayou Junior High
John David Russell
CBJH
Nance
Mainte
W. J (Bik) Broyles
Scott
Robert EL ‘Lee High School
Russell
Santa Claus
Mightning
School Zone on Alexander Drive Abolished After Survey
The city council, acting on traffic committee findings, discontinued the A2 064-foot long school zone on Alexander Drive from Lacy Road to north of Weed Road after a police survey showed fewer than a dozen Bowie Elementary students crossed the street. Traffic counts indicated 8,500 to 30,500 vehicles per day. A flashing sign will be moved to Cedar Bayou Crosby Road and Highway 115 in front of Smith's store, replacing the old school zone device. Speed limits were adjusted on nearby streets, and drivers were urged to comply for safety.
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Alexander Drive
Brom Noth
Lacy Road
Weed Road
Act Ing
R. H.bo Turnet
James Bowie
Turner
Cedar Bayou --Crosby Road
Highway 115
Smith's
Cedar
Goldwater urges provisional Cuba govt at Guantanamo base
Los Angeles AP dispatch quotes Senator Barry Goldwater asserting a provisional Cuban government could be set up on the U S naval base at Guantanamo without the slightest risk. Denver AP report notes Republican National Committee begins a meeting to choose a site for the 1964 national convention as spokesmen say Kennedy can be beaten next year.
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Los Angeles
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
U. S. Naval Base
Guantanamo
Denver
Colo
Kennedy
Republican National Committee
Du Pont Promotes John M Devins To East Chicago Plant
John M Devins assistant manager at Du Pont La Porte is promoted to manager of the East Chicago Indiana plant effective Aug. I He will be replaced by Ralph W Bayrer technical superintendent at Belle Works West Virginia Bayrer is a Hartford Connecticut native and alum of the University of New Hampshire He has served at Belle Works Sabine River Works and Washington Works before returning to Belle Works in 1953 and rising to technical superintendent.
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John M. Devins
du Pont
la Porte
East Chicago
Ind
Ralph W. Bayrer
du Pont Belle Works
Charleston
W. Va
Devins
Carney‘s Point
N. J
Chickasaw
Alabama Ordnance Works
Birmingham
Alabama 1 Ordnance Works
Arlington
N. F
Washington Works
Parkersburg
Sabine River
Orange
Belic del
Houston
Minneapolis
University of Notre Dame
Goose Creek Drive
Baytown
Bayter
Hartford
University of New Hampshire
Sabine River Works
Belle Works
Paul VI Chosen Pope Carries Mark of Unity
Vatican City AP reports Giovanni Battista Montini archbishop of Milan elected pope on the second day of secret conclave. He takes the name Paul VI to symbolize Christian unity and is expected to carry forward John XXIII's policies. First public blessing from St. Peter's Basilica follows smoke and bells signaling the election.
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Vatican City
College of Cardinals
Giovanni Battista Cardinal Montini
Milan
Paul VI
John Xmii
Pope Paul
St. Peter's Square
Sistine Chapel
Rome
Pope John
Vatican
Pius
St. Peter’s Square
St. Peter's
Campanone
Paul v
John Xaxht
Raimondo Manzini
L'Osservatore Romano
Four maintenance men escape as bricks fall at building
Bricks toppled from a roof causing debris to rain onto the ground while four maintenance men working inside the building escaped injury. responders inspected the site and secured the area as a precaution.
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Hick ‘Erson
Pela
Rica
United States
Soviet Russia
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Moscow
Italy
Pope Poul VII
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Baytown Nain
Fimies
Horc Rocnoreh
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