Film at Bayshore Motors and community meetings
Sports car club shows Safari Shakedown at Bayshore Motors at 7 p m Thursday. Crosby PTA meets 7 30 p m Tuesday, with Dr Rena Walker speaking on understanding children. Helping Hands hosts 7 20 p m Tuesday at Redeemer Lutheran Church. Le Porte Chamber luncheon speaker Waggoner Carr at Zeisig's Restaurant Thursday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wovse Creek Sports Car Club
Bayshore Motors
Rena Walker
Jim Houston
Sell
Crosby Parent-Teacher Association
Helping Hands
Society of Helping Hands
Redeemer Lutheran. Church
le Porte Chamber
TENAS
Lee College Loan Fund Receives State Charter
Lee College community loan fund gains nonprofit charter to raise and grant aid for Lee College District students. Jeff Tiller and Joe Brack led charter efforts with duties to form a board of directors to be elected in early April at a public meeting. George Lerch named committee chairman. address listed as Baytown Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee, College
Roy Comeaun
Tuesikay
Lee College
Jeff Tiller
Joe Brack
Lee Colléce ‘Community Loan Fund
George Lerch
Cameaux
J_ Mi
Remkes
Service Cleaners
Post
Baytown
Tex
Around Town Highlights and Local Faces
Wayne Gregory enjoys folk music while Richard Gresham watches the door. Shenny Bramlett receives a surprise as Sandy Brewer dances. Jerry Anderson meets an old friend. Mary Land seeks a ride. Kay Hull waits in the wind. Beverly Mills shares a story told by a mutual friend. Don Magill plans a Westbury trip. Gatland Smith stops for coffee. Stephanie Meadow offers a friendly hello. Barry Wilhite has an off day. Edah Mae Bass cheers her granddaughters. Jack Smalling leaves a revised message. Sidonia Casey checks on sister Jean Koudelka who had measles. Mike Trant Jr. listed on Sart Fauste State College dean’s accommodation list. Retty Lou Ervins and daughter Lori Anne visit Roberta Jackson in Sherman. Kenny Adams wins first in Crosby Science Fair junior biology. his name was omitted from the winners list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Gregory
Richard Gresham
Shenny Bramlett
Sandy Brewer
Jerry Anderson
Mary Land
Kay Hull
Beverly Mills
Don Magill
Westbury
Gatland - Smith
Stephanie Meadow
Barry Wilhite
Edah Mae
Bass
Preiy Dre
Jack Smalling
Sidonia Casey
Jean Koudelka
Robert
Mike
Trant Jr
Sart Fauste State
College
Retty
Lou Ervins
Lori Anne
Sherman
Roberta Jackson
Highlands Resident Na than Dowell Austex Dies at 62
Highlands resident Nathan Dowell Austex age 62 died at a Houston hospital Monday morning after retirement from Humble Oil and Refining Baytown Refinery. Funeral services set for 1 am Wednesday at Highlands Methodist Church with Rev Thomas Helcomb officiating. Survived by widow Maymie Austey and three sons Billy Joe, James, and John Austey plus seven grandchildren. interment Memory Gardens under Earnman Highlands Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highlands Methodist Church
Nathan Dowell Austex
Highlands
Hum
Sle On and Refining Co
Baytown
Houston
Maymie Ausiey
Billy Joe Ausley
James
John Ausley
Thomas “Helcomb
Memory_Gardens
Earnman
Highlands Funeral Home
Alan Shepard to speak at Scout Banquet in Houston
Astronaut Alan B. Shepard will address Baytown Scouts at the East Harris Boy Scout District dinner in Houston. The event promotes Scouting goals and recruiting adult volunteers to expand Cub Packs and Scout Troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Shepard
Alan B. Shepard
Cent
Houston
Baytowns
Derry
N.H
East Harris
Holiday Inn
Clear Creek
Sam Houston
Log Scout Council
Houston and
Baytown
Gerson Cooper
Rey
Baytown Kiwanis Club
Optimist Club
Rotary
Hhs Rosser
Ly J. Fentiman
B. H. Shoopman Jr
E.G. Warren
R. N. Frene
Sam Houston Arch Council
Joe S. Green
Will, Meier
J. Robert’ Barnes
Alc. Bell
RW. Presnastrict
Lynn Mans
Tra Jaan
Stock Market Pauses After Sharp Rally to New Highs
New York brokers reported a brief market pause after a steady advance that pushed the Dow Jones industrial average above the 360 level. Traders noted signs of consolidation as the market cooled following the recent surge to fresh highs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Hampshire Begins Presidential Primary Write-Ins Stir
Snowstorm slows turnout as early write ins shape GOP race. Barry Goldwater leads with seven votes, Lodge close behind, Nixon and Rockefeller also appear on ballots through write ins. Maine Senator Margaret Chase Smith tops write ins for vice president. others mentioned include Stassen and Norman Lepage. Returns discussion continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Lodge
New Hampshire
Barry
Concord
N.H
Henry Cabott
Nation
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Goldwater
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
North Country
Dixville Notch
Hart
Ellsworth
Maine
Margaret Chase Smith
Smith
Rockefeller
Burt
U.S
South Viet Nam
Margaret Chase
Minnesota
Harold E. Stassen
Nashua
Norman Lepage
Filibuster A Certainty in Civil Rights Fight
Senate civil rights debate opens with Southern vow of no compromise and a long filibuster. Mansfield moves to proceed on the 10 point bill, with Humphrey and Dirksen weighing possible amendments and near-term compromises while committees prepare for key sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
House
Hubert
Humphrey
Councilman Cravey Sees Streets as Top City Issue
Incumbent District 4 councilman Seahorn Cravey answers The Sun's questions on city government. He favors centralized departments, modest zoning, and open meetings, supports selective annexation, and backs citizen-led charter amendments. He discusses landfill adequacy, public needs, a potential police pool system, and governance form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seahorn Cravey
the Sun
Cray
Baytown
Fure
Piblic
School Tax Collections Climb To 97.29 Per Cent
Baytown school trustees approved bills totaling 1 975 657 dollars and reported tax collections at 97.29 percent for the current year. Last year’s rate stood at 96.99 percent, with 1963 taxes now totaling 4 029 774 dollars. The board set March 22 for faculty selections and Sue Jones was hired as publicity director for Lee College. Walter Rundell outlined duties including a bi monthly news bulletin and speaker events. Jones would work 20 hours weekly at 2408 dollars yearly. The board also authorized 5234 dollars for paving material to create a parking area at Ashbel Smith Elementary, with efforts to obtain aid for site preparation and paving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
George H. Gentry
Sue Jones
Baytown Sun
Lees College
Mi “Jones
University of Houston
Tthe College
Walter Rundell
Ems
Randell
Ashbel Smith Elementary School
Baytown Shrine Show Parade Sets Saturday Benefit Event
Baytown Shrine Club stages its annual benefit show at Robert E Lee High School auditorium with local entertainers and visiting acts. The parade precedes the event, drawing a large crowd as tickets available from club members and at the door. Proceeds benefit Crippled Children’s Hospital while highlighting community talents and scheduled honors for service personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown Shrine
Baytown Entertainment
Robert E_ Lee Hich
Rehoc
Baytown
Shrine Club
Arabia Temple
Crippled Children’s Hospital
Houston
Bemt
Servier
E. H
Gene) Lovering
Masonic Lodge
Bartown Morg
Dave Shervon
Bob
Beverly
Ford
Lee High School
Shire of Art
Svere
Baytown Democrats Plan Public Meeting Tonight
A Baytown steering committee invites Baytonians to attend a 7 p.m. meeting at the Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union hall. The event features N. E. Cowrid of the Harris County Council of Labor Unions as speaker. The group aims to discuss candidates and vendor recommendations, noting county Democrats usually refrain from endorsing state-level candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown Democrats
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
Democrats
Afi.ce
Harris County
Reytown Seoup
Enid
Crats
N. E.cowrid
Harris County Council of Labor Unions
Shell Oil proposes early pensions to avert layoffs
Leonard T. Wilson, manager of Shell Oil Co. s Cows Deer P. refinery, said Tuesday a plan to grant liberal termination payments and early pensions to hourly workers to avoid future layoffs. The offer, aimed at employees 50 years old with 20 years of service, would allow early retirement with a bonus, in talks with Local W387 of the Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard T. Wilson
Shell Oil Cows
Deer P
Wilson Fas Weede
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
Baytown Lee College plans expansion to boost vocational training
Baytown School Supt George H Gentry President of Baytown College urged the school board to start architect plans for a 750000 build out including new buildings and parking facilities. Dean Walter Rundell outlined on campus shops and MDTA and Texas Education Agency aid with a 60 percent federal grant possible. Estimated total cost 5 to 6 hundred thousand with 250000 from district funds and a three cent tax ceiling left to cover the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee College
Texas
Baytown
George H. Gentrfy
School’ Board of
Walter Rundell
Highway 146
Bayway Drive
College
Rundell
Manpower Development Training Agency
Texas Educaion Agency
Humble
American
Republic Streets
Hou
Dean Rundell
MDTA
James A. Davis and Associates
Walker Promoted to Aircraft Second Class in RAF
James L. Walker, son of Mr and Mrs W J Walker of Bay Town, has been promoted to air second class in the U S Army Air Forces at Lakenheath Royal Air Force Station in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Afb
Carl R. Courtney
Willie AL Courtney
X. Main
Highlands
U.S. Air Force
James L. Walker
W. J. Walker
Baytown
Alr
U.S
Lakenheath Royal Air Force Station
England
Port Safety Talk Set at Bartown Rotary noon meeting
At noon Wednesday the Bartown Rotary Club will host a port safety program in the Tower. Commandos assigned to the Port Commission will be the speaker, outlining safety measures and port operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Safety
Bartown Rotary Club
Fontiman
AU Count Gavid ‘Commando
Port Commission
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Richard Ruckman
Jeff
Robert Ee Lee
Kay LeMeinrich
Ranverop
Ruckiman
G- E. Rackman
Gerade
OUNG
Town
Upinrich
K. Steinrich
Crosby Pta
Wade
Galveston
Pam
Yarborough
Nu Zeta
Don Yarborough
Charles Eugene Whitt
Weaést of Honor
Neva E. Whitt
Schilling
Rice’ Hotel
Alpha ‘Phi
Abilene Christian
Hales
Clear Lake Road
Baytown Merchants
Elizabeth Heald
Dempster. Heald
Randolph-Macon Woman's College
Lyndoun
Little League
Critizens Bank
Ucengral Assembly
God, Corner
Pruezzo
Dwight E. Thompson
Fort Worth
Plumwood
Carver Pta
Carver Parent-Teacher Association
Essey
Baytown Police
Alvin ‘Soileau
Aaron
Date Penny
J. A. Robinson
Psi Alpha
Jerry Bon .Smith
Scenic Drive
Beta Sigma Phi- Te
SAN Jacinto Council
Texas State Council
Columbus
Lee College Loan Fund
Raytown Boys
Alan Th. Shepard
Bulletin
Everett MM. Dirksen
Dirksen
Cravey
John B. Wheeler
Bastown Shrine Club
CW. Plato
Arrangemients
Shrine Hospital
Baysademy of Dance Art
Vivias Guiles
School of Dance
Bruce Roush
School
Darra
Joan O'Rear
Will Pear
Maw
San Os
Judy Mallamus
Salo
Yowiliv
Tyr sMeill
Deborah Coleman
John and
Mary Chi
Ronald Becker
Jowhin
Horst i Arabia
Tenple
Kneel Boswell
Cecondivive
Ernest. T. Preston
Clcrien
Sherren Tam Crawford
Lowring
Makhon
Ente Rodtins
Afirtin
Plato
Joe Korg
Wb Oec
Acdy Wildl
Baytown Demos
Karl, Opryshek
Gentry
Walker
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