Shrimp Supper and Community Meetings Around Baytown
SUN Spots hosts a shrimp supper at 6 p.m. Saturday at Central Assembly of God to aid missions. admission is $1, public welcome. LP Sets CC Meet, Baytown Chamber to meet at Zeisig's at noon Thursday with Dr. Thomas M. Spencer speaking. Kiwanis lunch features the Robert E Lee High School Band directed by Charles Forque. New band members Linda Holder and Grace Broussard named to Sam Houston State Teachers College Honors Band. Gosl-Inn at Baytown Junior High 7:30 to 10 p.m. Thursday. Central Baptist Church to host Dr. Ross Dillon at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday services.
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Central Assembly of God
Pruett
Nazro
W. J. Anderson
LA Porte-Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Zeisig's
Thomas M. Spencer
San Jacinto College
Baytown Kiwanis Club
the Tower
Robert E. Lee High School
Charles Forque
Linda Holder
Grace Broussard
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Holder
Redell
Broussard
W. Bayshore
Gosl-Inn
Baytown
Ross Dillon
Houston
Central Baptist Church
Dillon
Union Baptist
City Delinquent Tax Dispute Over San Jacinto Hospital
Baytown and Galveston reports detail a tax dispute over San Jacinto Memorial Hospital. The hospital’s board argues it is a charitable institution exempt from taxes while the city tax office contends taxes are owed on land improvements and personal property. Legislative changes to expand charitable exemptions are discussed, with court action anticipated.
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Blue Beathard
Jacinto Hospital
San Jaci Memorial
San Jacinto Memorial City
Thelboard
Price Daniel
Harry F. Massey
San Jacinto Hospital
Joe Reid
Robert W. Baker
Baker
Senate
Paul Floyd
Houston
C. C. Redd
Reid
Baytown
Galveston
Khrushchev Opens Talks on Berlin and Germany
Khrushchev offered to negotiate honestly with the West on Berlin and Germany and warned against a military buildup. He asserted no Berlin blockade but pressed recognition of East Germany, warned of possible measures if Western troops mobilize, and said forces on both sides are equal yet socialism and peace are stronger. He urged disarmament on Soviet terms and blamed U.S. interference for Laos crisis.
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Khrushchev
Berlin
Germany
Moscow
Kremlin
West
Soviet Union
West Germany
Khruschev
Southeast Asia
Zurich
United States
Laos
Baytown reminiscences and odd local notes
Joe Couch and Chris Myers swap fish stories with reminiscences of Baytowns early days. Chris recalls 42 years in the area while Earl Harvey mocks Canadian money. Brunson Theater reports a double feature chaos as a skank and aviary shoppers roam Texas. City officials take vacations as Pvt. Richard Kimball returns from Fort Benning.
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Joe Couch
Chris Myers
Chris
Baytown
Earl Harvey
Rufus Honneycutt
Brunson
Texas
Country Club Oaks Shop Center Set
Long range plans forBaytown s Country Club Oaks include a new shopping center. MEW Corp and partners hold two parcels totaling 12 acres sold to P and M Corp developers Sheldon Woolf Houston. Plans call for mixed use development along Goose Creek and near Channelview High School with a street frontage facing Garth Road.
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Baytown
Country Club Oaks
MEW Corp
P and M Corp
Sheldon Woolf Im
Houston
Goose Creek Development Coseniral Mands Etc
MW Corp
James FE
McDaniel 1H O
Wessiee
KY and
M Corp
McDaniel
Phielon
Im Po
Goose Creek
Garth Road
Channelview
Channel View High School
School Tax Ratio Change Sealed For Baytown District
The Baytown school district mails tax ratio data to taxpayers showing a shift from 30 to 40 percent of present market value for 1961 assessments. Notices explain increased valuations, with red 1961 figures beside 1960 data, and outline hearings before the board of equalization before July 18 for disputed cases.
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Baytown
Board of Trustees
Sun
George L. Bennett
School Tax Office
Bennett
Board of Equalization
Dooree H. Gentry
Five Hurt in Gas Pipeline Pump House Explosion
Five men were seriously to critically burned in an explosion at a Cities Service gas pipeline pump house 15 miles southwest of Midland Texas. Police described the blast as a high pressure line failure as workers entered the building, flinging them outside. The site lies 13 miles east of the General Tire and Rubber Co plant and about 8 to 10 miles east of Odessa.
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Midland
Tex
General Tire and Rubber Co
Odessa
Tis
Lay Work Emphasized by LeTourneau at Memorial
Longview industrialist and Christian layman Robert G. LeTourneau urged over 730 attendees at Memorial Baptist Church that laymen must engage in evangelism. He argued laymen can be more effective than pastors in spreading Christianity, citing work in secular settings and personal testimony.
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Robert G. LeTourneau
Longview Industralist
Memorial Baptist Church
LeTourneau
Moemorind Baptist Men's Brotherhood
LeTaumenu
Haymen
LeTaumesa
BIH Band Concert Slated For Thursday
Baytown Junior High School Band plans its annual summer concert Thursday at 7 30 am at Roseland Park. The program features marches overtures popular and novel numbers conducted by Harvey Dig Kaptain and George Vaneht. Twirlers perform in dance and twirling ensemble. Next years sixth graders will be announced. Elmer Ro Hargis, band director, says the program aims to suit musical tastes and be one of the best yet.
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Baytown
Roseland Park
Imarches
Andi Tnovel
Harvey Dig
Kaptain
George Vaneht
Band! Cieutenant
Elmer Ro Hargis
Seven City Building Permits Total 46820 in Bartou Year
Building permits issued last week in Bartou total seven approvals valued at 46820. Includes home improvements and renovations with fees noted for the period. The year to date total compares with 2672185 in the same span last year.
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Bartou
pemeTiChon
Conan Mal Censtinesoot
Peat Ted
Aetates Sprue
Tate Thera
NEA meet forecast shifts in education and workforce
Kathryn Wood reports from Atlantic City on the NEA convention where Buenn Stolberg outlines a national education pattern shift. She cites greater curriculum diversity, junior college emphasis, and a need for more classrooms and teachers as 1970 approaches, with two thirds of the population in 20 metro areas and a rising demand for professionals and skilled trades.
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Kathryn H. Wood
Dive
Baytown Education Association
The
Sun
Atlantic City
N.J
Baytown
National Education Association
Buenn Stolberg
Gretter
NEA
France
Europe Tour Group Sees Rome Today
The 13 member Baytown Sun Citizens Bank headline tour visited Rome arriving from Zurich to view Vatican Museums Sistine Chapel Trevi Fountain and Colosseum area sites. They plan Tivoli Villa d Este Hadrian's Villa then travel to Paris London Amsterdam before returning to Houston.
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Baytown Sun- Citizens Bank
Rome
Zurich
Switzerland
Vatican
Sistine Chapel
Trevi Fountain
Ronse
Caniculim Hill
St. Peter's Basilica
Borghese Gardens
Palatine Hall
Comtal Hall
Colosseum
Imperial
Tivoli
Villa d'Este
Hadrien
France
Holland
Tanmark
Ss Deerhand
Paris
London
Amsterdam
Houston International
Hasstan
Tom, Gordon
CE. Boiles
Allen Race
John Swsinsail
Andrey Carter
Ruth Raider
Grace Woodell
Reulah Mae Tuc Eon
Baxtown
BT Watson
Cheon
Een Oe Hes Rilgar Ami Sue Folgar
Bovr
Fact-Finders Will Resume Session On NMU Today
New York AP reports a presidential fact-finding board will resume negotiations this afternoon after a weeklong maritime strike. Chairman David L. Cole said talks would begin after 2 PM in a last-ditch effort to make substantial progress toward ending the 13 day walkout. The board had recessed a public hearing and may issue an injunction under the Taft-Hartley Act if the strike imperils national security.
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New York
David L. Cole
Cole
Y Cole
Renowned Baytown Refinery Figures Honored at Club Reception
A capacity crowd gathered at Goose Creek Country Club for a reception honoring Farned retiring from his post on July 1. Humble Ch and Refining Co. hosted the event with Baytown Chamber officials in attendance. The Rotary Club and Humble officers praised Farned for long community service during a May reception in Houston. more details of planned events this week were noted.
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Baytown
Goose Creek Coumry
Himale
Aaven
Houston
Bastown Rotary Club
Repay Club
Raytown
Vtoena Faenas
United Auto Workers contract talks and U S political clashes
The dialogue covers worker wage and benefit moves under GM UAW talks, a Republican tactic to ride anti Communist resolutions, Kennedy education aid delays, a fatal plane crash near the Pacific, a massive housing bill moving to final action, Eichmann denial of Austrian arrest claims, continued Freedom Rides amid seg fault claims, Hollywood figures seeking inquiry into Jeff Chandler’s death, Katanga’s independence stance in the Congo, and a Vanderbilt death described as a fall from a San Francisco hotel, with a analysts’ note.
Cuba Delegation Awaits Tractor Resumption Decision
Key West Florida AP report notes delegation of WW prisoners waits for disbanded Tractors for Freedom Committee to decide on reforming and resuming negotiations. Four hours of talks with Jehan Uecker Jr. yielded a hopeful mood about possible action this year.
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Cuba
Key West
Fla
APIA
Tron
Cribs
Tractors For Freedom Committee
Jehan Uecker Jr
Reing
Hoiker
Kennedy says Berlin crisis remains Soviet made
President Kennedy warned that Allied unity is at risk from Soviet threats while stating Berlin remains peaceful if not disturbed. He announced a study on possible secret Soviet nuclear tests and said the U S invites peaceful competition to raise living standards. He noted no partial mobilization plans but said various groups consider measures. Castro negotiations collapsed as Cuba refused U S terms.
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Washington
Kennedy
Berlin
Germany
I Berlin
United States
Khrustchev
Ussr
Khrushchev
East Germany
West Berlin
Nazi Germany
U.S
Fidel Castro
Castro
Policeman Hurt In Gun Accident at Service Station
A Baytown policeman was accidentally shot in the hip when his holster tipped, discharging his 4440 pistol at a Gulf Coast Hospital later. Patrolman Maxwell was treated for a chin wound and hip injury after the 3 14 am incident near Texas Avenue and High.
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Baytown
Howe
Patradick Ro Maxwell
AS Arkansas
Crt Comet Hospital
Nevars
Wedresilan
Ed Richmond
Hunghle
Texas Avenue
Highawit
Robert Hpi
Gine
Hall
Mawel
Maxwell
Ges Simters
Watt Aspe
Gulf Coast Hospital
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