City Appraisal Report Presented To Baytown Council
City Appraiser O M Cae J presents the Baytown property reappraisal program to new council members. historical consolidation of Goose Creek Pelly and Ok Baytown created inequities and a mass appraisal plan aims for realistic market values to ensure proportional taxation. The program began November 5 1962 under LeFevre and Funderburk with local staff trained by Pritchard and Abbott. Field work runs into 1964 with delays from staff losses and map inadequacies. improvements include new field maps from Bernard Johnson Engineers, a work classification schedule, and ongoing research to finish about 70 percent of the program with remaining value data and classifications.
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Baytown
O. M. Cae
Goose Creek
Pelly
Ok Baytown
Cedar Bayou
J. B. LeFevre
D. C. Funderburk
Pritchard and Abbott
E. T. Davis
Pritchar and Abbott
LeFevre
T. J. East
Mike Bargainer
E. J
D. L. Cates
R. ©. Lawless
Lee College
Funderburk
Tax Office
Bernard Johnson Engineers
Houston
Know Your Bridge: World Bridge Olympiad Results
The Second World Bridge Olympiad in New York ran May 1 12 with 30 nations. Italy won the open team championship, defeating Britain and the United States. U S finished second and Britain third. Final scores and top team details are listed, plus Italian and American lineups. The Women's Championship ran concurrently with Britain leading, the U S second, and France third. The column promises daily hands and commentary on elite play.
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Americana Hotel
New York
United States
Great Britain
Canada
Italy
Switzerland
Auseliza
Belgium
France
Argentina
Venezuela
Brea
Spain
Sweden
Philippines
Israel
Poland
Thailand
South Africa
Republic of China
Holland
United Arsh Republic
Ireland
Germany
Bermuda
Tamales
Mexico
Lebanon
Chile
Netherland Antilles
Britain
U. S
Walter Avaresi
Giorgio Belledoris
Mimmo D'Alciio
Pietro Forquet
Benito Garezzo
Camillo Pabis Ticci
Sergio Oseila
Robert Jordan
Arthur Robinson
Victor Mitchell
Savager
Stayman
Robert Bamman
Donald Krauss
Frank Westcott
Baytown Sun staff and rate notice details
The Baytown Sun newspaper lists staff positions including editor James H Hale publisher and Beulah Mae Jackson managing editor. It notes office and circulation staff, advertising department managers, and a monthly subscription rate of 145 dollars and 317.40 per year with publication at Pearce and Rabbel Baytown Texas.
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James H_ Hale
Beulah Mae Jackson
Robert K. Gilmore
John Wadley
Paul Pubman
Corrie Laughlity
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Rabbel
Texas Newspapers Representatives, Inc
Associated Fare
Conservative View Goldwater Rights Stand Explained
NOLMES ALEXANDER WASHINGTON reports on Barry Goldwater's civil rights stance. He favors rights protections in voting and education but opposes federal overreach in public accommodations and employment law as written. Goldwater favors state intervention limits and warns liberal plans could lead to a police state.
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Nolmes
Alexander Washington
Barry Goldwater
Richmond
Goldwater
Hberel- Jaborite
Arizona
Washington
Mansfield- Dirksen
California
Bank of America
House
Barry
LVN Entrance Test Scheduled At Lee College
Lee College announces LVN program admission testing for July 7 and 8. Applicants must file an admission form with Jon Guemple before test day. Tests run at 3 a.m. and 6 p.m. each day, roughly 214 hours combined, with one session daily. The 20 week pre clinical and 30 week clinical training occur at Baytown hospitals San Jacinto Methodist Baytown and Gulf Coast. The program began January 1961 and is accredited by the Texas State Board of Vocational Nurse Examiners and TEA. Coordinator is Mamie Lea Reeder. clinical instructors are Carmen O’Neal and Margaret Sterling. Fee is $13 monthly. Contact Guemple at 584-7363 for details.
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Lee College School of Vocational Nursing
LVN
Jon Guemple
Guemple
Baytown
San Jacinto
Carmen O'Neal
Margaret Sterling
Spot of Fame Rome’s Capitol Flanked by Ancient Statues
A compact page item surveys a glittering display of Roman grandeur near the palace steps. It notes Castor and Pollux statues, the equestrian statue of Marcus Aurelius, Michelangelo’s 1538 rebuilding, and the Capitoline Hill’s ancient temple complex linked to the Forum.
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Castor
Pollux
Leda
Rome
Marcus Aurelius
Scotland
Middle East
Michelangelo
Bateran
Papal
Capitoline
Forum
Pat II
St. Peter's
Washington Merry Go Round on WWI Roots and Peace
The column marks the 50th anniversary of World War I, recalling how the Sarajevo assassination triggered a chain of alliances. It argues the US must engage globally, cites Johnson and Khrushchev as actors for peace, and warns against isolationism highlighted by Goldwater. The letter framing urges understanding and international cooperation shaping future policy.
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Senate
Felicia
Galeton
Chautauqua
William Jennings Bryan
Khrushchev
Russia
Johnson
Sarajevo
Quiz From The News Headline Puzzle Passage
A scrambled newspaper quiz lists 25 current news questions about Kennedy brothers Indonesia Vietnam civil rights and other topics. The accompanying garbled answers mix caps and symbols, resembling a puzzle page with no clear solutions.
Fourth of July observance urged by reader
Grover Ege complains that Beytown chain stores plan to stay open on July 4. He calls the Fourth of July the cornerstone of freedom and independence and says failing to observe the holiday betrays those who died defending it.
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the Sun
Beytown
Grover Ege
Santa Fe Official Dies in Galveston at 67
Harry C. Griffith, 67, assistant general manager of the Santa Fe Railway in Galveston, died Sunday after a brief illness. He had served the railroad since July 17, 1915, amid a broader note that American railroads derive about 35 percent of total revenue from coal freight.
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Galveston, Tex
Harry C. Griffith
Santa Fe Railway
Galveston
Bible Verse Study to Shew Thyself Approved unto God
A study note citing the biblical phrase from Timothy 2 35 urging believers to work diligently in scripture. The text emphasizes rightly dividing the word of truth and living as approved workmen before God.
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God
Timothy
Daily Crossword Puzzle KING FEATURE Dispute Oberive
A compact syndicated puzzle item notes a KING FEATURE daily crossword. Clues reference a trick taking term a little child and a roman money unit. The fragment hints at a puzzle list with partial entries and editorial notes.
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Peter Paul Rubens
Nelson Endy
Frank Loesser
Harmon Killebrew
Robert Shaw
Sen
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Guate Yaalan Tebels
Gusss
Ruth Ramsey
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Joun Quincy Adams
Saratoga
N.Y
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Washington, D. C
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Ater
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League of Nations
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Age of Nations
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Ethel
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Penn
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Our Man
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