Lee College Told to Expand Administration
A Southern Association visiting committee urged Lee College to add a fulltime bursar, assistant dean, dean of student life, two counselors, and a secretary to ease Dean Walter Rundell’s burdens. The panel also recommended reorganizing administration, delegating more duties to division heads, and considering a public relations officer to aid recruitment and campus development.
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Wanda Orton
Lee College
Walter Rundell
Southern Association of Colleges
Alvin Miles
Natural Sciences
Alton Laird
Wallace Heaner
Southern Association
Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Baytown and Crosby Students Earn All A and B Grades
Lamar Tech honors list includes Baytown: Mary Beth Burnside and Helen A Cassidy. Crosby: Kathryn M Ford. Additional Baytown and Channelview students achieved all B's or above including Sara Jean Boikin Sally Lee Cole Francis Duke Col ley Mary L Ehrhardt Ronald J Haddox Charles E Hignite Walter E Hurst and Bill W Nance Donald B Crouch. Weather partly cloudy and warm into Saturday with scattered storms. Friday high 72 to 32 expected. Thursday high 87 low 77. Galveston tides high 10 47 a m Saturday. low 4 03 a m and 6 23 p m.
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Baytown
Lamar Tech
Mary Beth Burnside
Helen A. Cassidy
Kathryn M. Ford
Crosby
Sara Jean Boikin
Sally Lee Cole
Francis Duke Colley
Mary L. Ehrhardt
Ronald JD. Haddox
Charles E. Hignite
Walter E. Hurst
Bill W. Nance
Donald B. Crouch
Channelview
Baytown News Highlights Local Arts and Maritime News
Shipping sailor Bill Elkins sails with the Merchant Marine on the Neva West visiting ports in Holland Germany Belgium England and France as he marks his 11th birthday. Baytown Little Theater seeks artists for July Ham’s Pinafore and August Time Out for Ginger with Diantha Davis directing. Baytown events include BLT tryouts open to all and a nuclear spectroscopy project featuring Dr Kenneth Bartz. Community notices include a council briefing and Masonic Lodge open meeting.
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Bill Elkins
T. A. Elkins
Holland
Germany
Belgium
England
France
Bill
Merchant Marines
Susan Hodges
Baytown Little Theater
Tommy Clevenger
A. J Holieman
Liberty
Diantha Davis
University of Texas
BLT
Ginger
Ivan Burns
Virginia Blackmon
Baytown Art League
Sterling Municipal Litrary
Harry Stefani
Goose Creek Country Club
Lyndon Mallory
James May
Sue Martin
Pansion
D.C
G. R. Bloodgood
Albert Peoples
Baytown Little
Dollar Day Arrives in Baytown With Citywide Specials
Saturday shoppers in Baytown can enjoy dollar day deals as merchants slash prices on costly items. Numerous ads list participating stores including TG&Y Paines Gene's Hi Fi Singer Sewing Wilkenfeld's Solomon's Levin's Bo Peep House of Fashion Economy Weiner's Famous Brand Shoes B F Goodrich Robson's Wilkie's Beall's K Mart P N Hirsch Baumann's Deans Altman's Penney's Sears and Kovar's with drawings for big prizes.
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Tg&y
Paines
Gene's Hi Fi
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Wilkenfeld's
Solomon's
Levin's
Bo Peep
House of Fashion
Economy
Weiner’s
Famous Brand Shoes
B. F. Goodrich
Robson's
Wilkie's
Beall’s
K-Mart
P. N. Hirsch, Baumann's Shoe Shop
Dean's, Altman's, Penney’s
Sears and Kovar’s
Ex Mayor Pruett Donates Flag Pole for Library
Former mayor R H Red Pruett spearheaded a new 56 foot flag pole for Sterling Municipal Library to be unveiled on the Fourth of July. The pole, costing about 1200 dollars, was built with help from C W Grantham of Public Works and Pruett Construction Co, donated by the American Legion. The base uses seven tons of concrete and 3.5 cubic yards were poured, with a durable bronze pulley and stainless top ball. A ceremony is planned by American Legion officials Boly Chase and Br W A Goodrich.
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Sterling Municipal Liibrary
R. H
Pruett C. W. Grantham
Public Works Department
Pruett Construction Co
American Legion
Louis van Meldert
Pruett
Boly Chase
The
Br. W. A. Goodrich
Council Sets Hearing On Animal Law
City council plans a public hearing on an animal control ordinance at 7 p m Tuesday July 9 at city hall. The plan arose after calls voicing opinions on the measure with a committee named to redraft it if needed.
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Rick Hurst
City Hall
Lee Liggett
Henry C. Dismukes
Tommy Cook
George Chandler
Odis Muennink
Andy Anderson
Dan Daniels
Winkler Drive
Liggett
Bayway Drive
State Health Department
Gulf Hill
John Busch
Hugh Echols
Citizens National Bank
Gulf Wilk
Ramsey
Chandler
Texas
Council
Ex Baytown Man Dzilsky Dies In Venezuela
Thomas Edward Dzilsky, a former Baytown resident and geologist for Creole Petroleum, died last Saturday in Maracaibo Venezuela. Funeral set for 10 am Saturday at Earthman Chapel with burial in Forest Park Cemetery. Survivors include three brothers Joe Bill and John Jr. and several nieces and nephews.
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Thomas Edward Dzilsky
Baytown
Maracibo
Venezuela
Earthman Chapel
P. Walter Henckell
Trinity Episcopal Church
Forest Park Cemetery
Dzilsky
Robert E. Lee High School
University of Houston
Texas University
Creole Petroleum Corp
John Jr
Los Angeles
Joe
Bill
Fortescue
Port Arthur
Sally
Mary
Susan
Shelby Dazilsky
Panel Sets Seven Areas To Study Race Relations
Baytown city bi racial committee outlined seven broad areas of race relations and a long range study plan needing wide community involvement. The subcommittee urged better employment prospects, on line job training and expanded vocational training across white, Negro and Latin American communities.
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Gfreston Pendergrass Sun
Lee Liggett
E. F. Green
Carver High School
J. C. Baldwin
Baytown
Williams
Green
Andy Contreras
Mike Munoz
M. E
Earl) Lively
Velma Ansley
Khrushchev visits East Berlin amid Kennedy trip claims
Soviet Premier Khrushchev arrives in East Berlin with wife Nina to attend Walter Ulbricht’s 70th birthday gathering. Gomulka and Novotny accompany him as satellite leaders assemble, with Western officials viewing the trip as more than a birthday event, tied to Kennedy's visit and East-West tensions.
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Moscow
Nikita_Khrushchev
East Berlin
West Berlin
John S. Kennedy
Khrushchev
East Germany
Walter Ulbricht
Easterlin
Berlin
Kennedy
Khnishehev
Valentina Tereshkova
Ulbricht
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Antonin Novotny
Gomulka
Novotny
Cuban sugar crop threatened by slow modernization
Our World Havana notes the Cuban sugar harvest risks falling short with only 339 percent of Tarmal acreage planted by June 30 and a slim 358 400 acre target. Desegregation protests are criticized by James Hood as driven by excitement over conviction. Fort Worth figures demand dismissal of a federal reapportionment suit. Kennedy’s Europe trip earns praise but GOP warns against premature triumph. A CDC center in Atlanta lists nine paralytic polio cases, five in Carlisle Pennsylvania area.
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Havana
Atlanta
Carlisle
Goldwater Attacks Democrats at Young Republicans Meet
Sen. Barry Goldwater told 3,000 at the Young Republican National Convention that Democratic leaders form a cynical alliance with corrupt city machines. He denounced modern liberals as soft shelled and urged conservatives to push liberals into the 1956 agenda while criticizing Kennedy’s Europe trip and Cuba policy. The floor fight centered on party chairmen candidates Charles McDevitt Donald Lukens and Robert Gaston.
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San Francisco
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Morel
Goldwater
U.S. Senate
Chicago
Philadelphia
New York
Kennedy
Ireland
Cuba
Young Republican National Federation
Charles McDevitt
Idaho
Donald Lukens
House of Representatives’ Rules Committee
California
Robert Gaston
Lodge named South Viet Nam envoy sparks Kennedy feud
President Kennedy taps Henry Cabot Lodge as ambassador to South Viet Nam, reviving a 47 year family rivalry with the Lodges and Kennedys. Lodge, 61, formerly U N ambassador and GOP adviser, will bring a broad record in foreign policy and democracy promotion. He and his wife Emily Sears have two sons.
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Washington
Henry Cabot Lodge
John F. Kennedy
Lodge
South Viet Nam
Kennedy
Senate
Edward
George
Massachuetts
Sen
John Fitzgerald
Lodze
International
SQOP
America
United
GOP
Richard M. Nixon
White’ House
Time, Inc
Atlantic Institute
Europe
Ladze
Emrly Esther Sears
George Cabot
Henry Sears
Highway Commission Approves U S 9 Right of Way in Texas
The Texas Highway Commission authorized purchase of right of way for U S 9 from Beaumont to Liberty County with an estimated state cost of 1 141 000, adding to a previously approved 730 000 for the 20 mile project. It also ordered engineering studies for Farm 164 in Galveston County to support a major feeder road to the Manned Spacecraft Center near Houston. The four lane road from Texas 6 to Texas 3 and Interstate 45 is estimated at 2 4 million.
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Austin AP
The
Highway Commission
U.S. 9
Beaumont
Liberty County
Galveston County
Manney Spacecraft Center
Mouston
Texas “6
Texas 3
Bayshore Club Fishing Contest Opens With Prizes
Bayshore Club prepares for its eighth annual fishing contest at Fishermen’s Beach with junior and senior divisions. Entries require a $1 donation ticket, weigh-ins at Plato’s Grocery, a 1 pm daily weigh limit, and a fish fry ending the event. Top prize is a weekend at Holiday Inn for largest speckled trout in the senior division. other prizes include Zebco Rod and Reel, a 10 foot shrimp trawl, a red cleaner, baits, bingo hats, and boat fire extinguishers.
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Bayshore
Gun Club
Wwe
Holiday Inn
Fris
Plato's Grocery
Tri-City Beach Road
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Nuclear Institute
Kenneth Bartz
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Baytown Research Center
Canisius College
Bufffalo
N.Y
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Welch
Humble Qil and Refining Co
Mickey Johnson
la Porte
Benz School of Floral Design
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Library
Nikita
JFK
Our World
James Hood
University of Alabama
Euganie Locke
Fort Worth
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Dems
Bayshore Club
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