Baytown News Highlights Local Club Meetings and Incidents
Baytown Sun reports Baytown Coin Club and Baytown Hair Dressers and Cosmetologists meet for programs on wigs and auctions. A trailer fire destroys furniture on North Highway 146. cause unknown. Police report a vehicle theft in La Porte and a felony weapon charge. New stop sign added at Danubria and James due to accidents. Local notices include school board, advanced rank, and community events with several Baytown residents noted.
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Baytown
Silsbee
James
Roy Montgomery
Houston judge to rule on probate court inquiry resumption
District Judge Wilmer K Huot said Monday morning he will rule in the afternoon on a petition by Judge Clem McClelland's attorneys to prevent resumption of a court of inquiry into his handling of probate cases. Pecos ex District Judge J J Starley set a case for this afternoon as lawyers asked for a trip at once on felony charges.
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Houston
Wilmer K. Huot
Clem McClelland
Pecos
Billig
Ustes
Dist
J. J. Starley
Weather And Tides In Galveston Outlook
Partly cloudy and warm through Tuesday with scattered showers. Galveston tides show a high at 22:08 Tuesday morning and a low around 05:06, with mention of another high later in the day.
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Galveston
Services Pending For Seven Month Old Brink Child
Seven month old Kelley Kay Brink daughter of Wes and Mrs. Brink of La Puente Calif died Sunday in El Paso. She was traveling with her family to Baytown to visit Mrs. Brink’s parents Mr and Mrs San Carroll of 401 Bowie. Services are pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley Kay Brink
Wes Brink
la Puente
Calif
Fl Paso
Ishe
Baytown
Brink
San Carroll
Bowie
Budget Hearings Begin For UF Campaign Quota Setting
United Fund budget hearings open at 7 30 p m at the Chamber of Commerce with budget chair Troy Peterson leading a week long series. Monday agenda includes requests from Texas United Fund YMCA and Boy Scouts as 32 agencies present to set the 1962 quota. The committee roster lists H C Ball H F P Barnes J Robert Barnes R P Beman Earl Bissex C W Camp Truman Cox and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fund
Chamber of Commerce
Troy Peterson
Texas United Fund
YMCA
Boy Scouts
H.C. Ball
H. F P. Barnes
J. Robert Barnes
R. P. Beman
Earl Bissex
C. W. Camp
Truman Cox
G. A. Darsee
Bill Duplantis
John Echols
Paul Edwards
James Fvell
Tom Farmer
Ken Ford
Frank Gosz
Norman Hargrave
Lewnand Hart
John Henderson
Ben Horton
Woc Jackson
Frank James
Jack Keyes
T. L. Kloesel
A. R. Knox
Marilyn Linder
Jim Laty
J. J. Marsh
C. M. McKay
al Melinger
Harry Miter
A. Milton
A. K. Mortis
Max Mosesman
Charley Murphey
Tray Peterson
L. F. Reilly
Abe Rosenzweig
Charles Tillery
Ed Vaught
Jot Wadley
U S and Britain seek urgent talks on Berlin crisis
U S Secretary Dean Rusk and British Foreign Secretary Lord Home met to press urgent problems in Europe Asia and Africa. The Western powers sent notes to Moscow urging early Berlin talks to curb shootings along the wall, aiming for a four power approach to ease tensions in the divided city. The Soviets blamed German fascist elements backed by the Allies for the incidents and demanded restraint.
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London
U.S
Dean Rusk
Bri-t
U.S.S.R
Home Aid
Nist
Lides
Europe
Asia
Africa
Soviet Union
Berlin
Moscow
Soldier denies Viet Cong brainwash claims after captivity
Specialist 4 George F. Fryett Jr. of California, freed after six months in Vietnamese guerrilla captivity, told U.S. officials he did not cooperate with the Communists despite their indoctrination attempts. He said he was threatened with guns but not mistreated, and he had escaped once unsuccessfully. He appeared exhausted and ill, having lost weight since Christmas Day disappearance.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
United States
George F. Fryett Jr
California
Fryett
Diem
Frett
Vai
Cedl
Salvage operations begin as Dems push stopgap bill
In Washington the Kennedy administration moves to salvage its stalled program with a $277 million stopgap to fund agencies short of cash. Democratic leaders expect House approval, enabling conference with the Senate over money bills and edging toward June 30 fiscal year action. Humphrey predicts a compromise this week and notes talks aim to preserve portions of the farm and hospital care plans, while House action on the welfare rider is anticipated.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congressional Democratic
White House
House
Senate
House Appropriations
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Con
Humphrey
Tion
Harold D. Cooley
D-N.c
House Agriculture Committee
Mansfield
Canada launches austerity drive to prop up dollar
In Ottawa Prime Minister John G. Diefenbaker announced a temporary austerity program of tariff hikes and government economy to defend the devalued Canadian dollar. He cited over $1 billion in short term aid, mostly from the United States, and a Bank of Canada rate at 6 percent as measures to attract capital and stabilize foreign exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canada Today
John G. Diefenbaker
Diefenbaker
Progressive Conservative
Canada
United States
U.S
Bank of Canada
Washington
U.S. Treasury
World Tensions Rise as Airlines Face Labor Strikes
National agencies and mediators push to resolve a labor dispute causing Eastern Airlines to halt operations and threatening resumed strikes on Pan American Airways while a mass of conflicting reports and political tensions swirl around U S troop deployments in Thailand and domestic investigations.
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Eastern Airlines
Pan American World Amyays
Freeman reprimands Miller in Estes case probe
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman announced a formal reprimand for Thomas Miller a department official over failure to disclose a memo from the Conservation Service tied to the Estes affair. Miller says a superior instructed him to justify permitting Billie Sol Estes to retain cotton allotments amid ongoing congressional scrutiny.
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Washington (Ap
Orville Freman
Thomas Miller
Department
Billie Lo Estes
Freeman
Mil
Ler
A. Reeman
Miller
Estes
Emery Miller
Southwest Area
Jacobs
Agricultural
Sta Trator
Bille Sol Estes
Agriculture Department
Commercial Solvents Corp
James A. McConnell
House
Department of Agriculture
McConnell
Texas
Walter Berger
Berger
William A. Sutherland
Hard Rains Sweep Texas Panhandle and South Plains
The Associated Press reports hard rains and scattered thunderstorms across the Panhandle and South Plains overnight. Hail piled up to 2 inches in Castro County, Amarillo saw lightning and a toppled stone, and power outages occurred east of Canyon. Rain fell in Vera and other towns, with forecasts calling for clearing conditions but ongoing isolated storms in parts of Northwest and North Texas.
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Associated Press
Panhandle
South Plains
Texas
Weather Bureau
Dimmitt
Castro County
Amarillo
Canyon
Vera
White Deer
Skellytown
Claude
Dalhart
Clarendon
Merophis
Childress
Quanab
Levelland
Lubbock
Floydada
Parents Win Fight Over NY School Prayer Ruling
The Supreme Court ruled that offering a 22 word daily prayer in New York public schools violates the U S Constitution. Five parents from New Hyde Park challenged the Regent's prayer as an establishment of religion while Justice Stewart dissented, noting no official religion is created by allowing a prayer.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York State
U.S
New Hyde Park
N.Y
Board of Regents
Black
New York
Congress
Stewart
Douglas
Frankfurter
White
Annexation Topic Likely At Country Club Oaks Meet
Country Club Oaks Civic Association members meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday to discuss possible annexation of their area by the City of Baytown. The session will cover city services and tax impact, with others from Wooster Brownwood Lakewood urged to attend. The city council then will hear a subdivision committee push for annexing Lakewood Brownwood Wooster Country Club Oaks and Craigmont Place.
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Country Club Oaks Civic Association
Baytown
W. F
Bill) Whitten
Wooster
Brownwood
Lakewood
City Hall
W. H
Dub) Ward
James M
Jim) Bryan
Country Club Oaks
Craigmont Place
Water bills rise as farm well feeds public pool
Penrith England AP: Farmer William Young discovers his six year water bills fueled a public swimming pool. Council workers uncover an old water system feeding the pool. amount of water used remains undetermined, triggering refunds and disputes over billing responsibility.
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Penrith
England
William Young
Young
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Lucky Shopper Coin Club
Kenneth Vornsand
Baytown Coin Club
Azalea
Elec
Sheans Hall
N. Pruett
Tts
Roseland Park
W. G
Bill) Wilson
Gulf Coast Agency
Northwestern National Life Insurance Co
School Board of Trustees
George H. Gentry
Ferrel
van Ferrel
James F. Ferrel
Holly Drive
Buck
Channelview
Bobby Beverly
South America
Air Force Academy
Panama
Venezuela
Equador
Argentina
Chile
Brazil
Lakeside Drive
J. S. Kelley
E. Hoffpauir
Pierce Funeral Home
Luling
Central Baptist Church
King and Bolster
A. H
Art) Linitelman
Man
Donald David JR
Bayshore Drive
la Porte
Oklahoma and
Michigan Streets
Harvey B. Richards
Ann Kelley
Con Pierson
Ekhoe
Painters Local
Mon- Capri Records
Painters Union Hall
Rex Kulbeth
Harvey Day
Donald Brock
David Cutin
Gulf Coast Hospital
Paul Holladay Jr
Elaine Coker
Buddy Bake
Ben Cas
Joe Ed McLemore
Jimmy Walmsley
Preston Miller
Mary Lou Kroleyik
Dot Sitton
Janice Liles
Mary Frances Fayle
Josephine de Hoyas
Eleanor Gaston
Clare Jeanne Riley
Freeport Way
Barbara Russell
John Earley
Fort Sill
Tyer
Desiree Ie
Charles Holcobe
Orange
Anita Heintscheld
Frank Sloan
Methodist Hospital
Helen Hartrick
Mid
Bulletins
Brooks Sassh
Sasse Electric
Mifth
Susse
America
Demo Solons
Thailand
Mter
Ponce Sonvanna Phounn
Days Olg
Ta Rert-lausling
Billie So Estes
Police
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Ford Motor Co
Witen
Seoul
South Korea
San Antonio
Robert Kennedy
Agriculture
Portillo
Andes
Hass
Brown & Root
Baytown-La Parte
Sia
NY System
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