SUN Spots and Local News Update
Sun Spots reports Felton injured in a Pasadena car wreck and moving to Methodist Hospital in Houston. Also dated police notes: stolen radio from Kovar Appliance, narcotics bag missing from Dr McMurrey, and a 1960 Thunderbird reported stolen from Baytown Motors. Yacht Club races start Saturday with final Monday. three day fishing rodeo planned. Baytown YMCA day camps announced for July. Wallisville Landowners meet July 18. Galveston tides: low at 1 13 a.m. 4 10 p.m. high at 9 12 a.m. and 8 47 p.m.
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House To Get Defense Bill Amid River Flood Effects
Washington AP reports a compromise defense bill totaling just under 40 billion dollars, satisfying most major military requests while cutting about 650 million opposed. House and Senate negotiators finalized the measure, with funding for a new attack aircraft carrier and Bomarc missiles in debate. Heavy rains caused San Jacinto and Trinity River floods near Baytown areas, prompting evacuations and river level monitoring as crews worked through the night.
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Local Notices From Twisted OCR Snippet
A fragmented listing mentions A. A. Morgan moved to Gulf Coast Hospital after a heart attack in Beaumont two months ago. Gene Boynton family plans to return from New Jersey to Longview. Debra Adams travels with relatives H. J. Sandlin through the southwest on vacation to California via El Paso Juarez. Cecil Sutphin surprised by wife Bobbie appearing in Lions Club reading. Wendell Thought Erwin set to arrive in Baytown for July weekend. Wayne Young described as a bouncer amid dog missing case for Boston bulldog Magsey near Linwood Drive.
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Pat) Morgan
West Hunnicutt
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Amy
Brook
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H. J. Sandlin
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Juarez
Old Mexico
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Bobby
Lions Club
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Wendell
Erwin
Baytown
Wayne Young
Debbie Otis
Linwood Drive
Boston
Magsey
Bud Blackburn
Donald
Congress to recess for nominating conventions
Speaker Sam Rayburn announced at a news conference that Congress will recess for the presidential nominating conventions and will reconvene later without a set return date. He indicated a resumption likely in August.
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Congress
Sam Rayburn
Rayburn
Post Office Work Set in Two Weeks and Highlands Vote
A Highlands residents committee led by Jay Hendrick studies incorporation options including taxes bonds roads police and services. Fisher Construction wins a 248000 Baytown Post Office expansion contract announced by Rep Albert Thomas. Cecil A Russell elected Anahuac city commissioner. two-week start planned with council term set to April 1962.
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Baytown
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Harris County Commis
Sioners Court
Funeral Services Set For Mrs Hallenborg
Funeral services will be held at Earthman Chapel Thursday for Mrs Grace Hallenborg 63 of 105 Ramhina Baytown resident about a year she died Tuesday afternoon Survivors include husband Carl Hallenborg Baytown daughters Grace Frances Cochran and Anna Louise Cakebread both of Baytown son Carl Hallenberg Jr in Korea Army two grandchildren Rev F Tange Redeemer Lutheran Church will officiate Burial in San Jacinto Memorial Park cemetery
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Grace Hallenborg
Ramhina
Baytown
Carl
Redeemer Lutheran Church
San Jacinto Memorial Park Cemetery
Two Baytown Councilmen Deny Secret Meeting Slated
Baytown councilmen Lusk and Ward said a Monday closed session in City Manager Le Fevre's office was not on the books. They reported meeting to discuss personnel matters, with Mayor Red Le Fevre absent, and questioned plans for a press presence.
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Ansiey
Kenneth Badgett
Roy
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Roy Montgomery
Lusk
Ansley
Hughes
Badgett
Baytown Couple Hears Husband Rescued From Tanker
Mrs C C Foreman of Baytown learned Tuesday night her husband, second assistant engineer on the ill fated Sinclair tanker George MacDonald, was rescued from the Atlantic. The ship sank 130 miles off Georgia after a condenser failure. Foreman to return home to Baytown after investigation ends.
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Sinclair
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Foreman
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Georgia
North Market Loop
Houston
Dorks
Equalization Hearings Set July 7-9 Baytown Board schedules hearings
The City of Baytown Board of Equalization plans July 7 to 9 hearings at city hall. Members include Bertie Stewart, Harry F. Massey, and Carter Miller. City Tax Assessor-Collector C C Redd notes ongoing work on personal property valuations. Notices go to residents with tax increases due to new buildings or land changes. The board will report to the city council after hearings.
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Bertie) Stewart
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Humble Oil and Refining Co
Raytown
C. C. Redd
Rescue teams recover 435 miners from Welsh coal mine blast
Rescue teams in Abertil lery Wales extract 435 bodies from a coal mine 1000 feet down after a deadly explosion. Gov John E Davis holds a slim lead in North Dakota Senate race over Quentin Burdick as late returns trickle in. Kennedy gains 41 convention votes as Michigan delegates reveal presidential preferences. Brownsboro politics aim to elect a full school trust slate to avoid further splits or violence. Lockheed machinists reject settlement 93 percent. strike enters 11th day in San Francisco. Nepal premier says border clash leaves one Nepali officer dead and 15 soldiers captured by Chinese forces near Tibet. Thunderstorm activity and hurricane-like conditions threaten the Midwest. Senate urged to keep future appointees in post longer. Soviets plan multi stage rocket tests near Hawaii next month. Nautilus crew sabotage case under investigation. details withheld. Previous damage involved electrical cable, not related to evaporator test.
Boy Injured In Scooter Station Wagon Crash
Roger Neil Reed 15 of 108 Scott is treated at Bay town Hospital after a 3 09 p m Tuesday crash at Main and Texas. He has concussion and left temple contusion. Reed’s Cushman scooter collided with a 1958 Mercury station wagon driven by Lewis Perry 37 of AGT Locust Bellaire. Damage to the wagon about 1500 dollars. scooter damage about 50. Reed was reported resting quietly Wednesday morning. J P Taylor investigating officer. Reed ran a red light. Malone not injured.
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Baytown
Main
Texas
Reed
Lewis Perry
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Bellaire
Malone
J. P. Taylor
Castro Seizes Texaco Cuban Refinery Over Soviet Oil
Fidel Castro's government seized the Texaco refinery in Havana's Artemisa area after Texaco and other majors refused to refine Soviet crude. The move, under a 1938 law, targets 75 million dollars in investment and aims to pressure the United States amid sugar disputes. Castro claims Havana can buy Soviet oil cheaply via Venezuela terms.
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Former President Marty Tru man resigns Missouri delegation
Independence MO AP reports former President Marty T. Truman resigns from the Missouri Democratic National Convention delegation and will not attend the Los Angeles nominating session. The telegram to Gov. James T. Blair cites inability to attend and provides no further explanation.
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REL Student in Research Project at Houston Hospital
Grace Broussard a Robert E. Lee student participates in a National Science Foundation program at M D Anderson Tumor Institute Houston. She studies genetics of bacteria eight hours daily under Dr Joan Countryman focusing on protoplasting a difficult strain while attending lectures and observing operations. Grace plans a medical field career and enjoys clarinet in the REL Band and sports, with family active in Bay Shore Drive, Baytown.
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W. H Broussard
West Bayshore
M. 1. Anderson Tumor Institute
National Science Foundation
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Anderson
Robert BE. Lee High School
Wanda Orton
Robert E. Lee
M. D. Anderson
Houston
Grace
Joan Countryman
Countryman
REL
Broussard
West Bayshore Drive
David
Benton
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