Japanese Economic Mission to Tour Baytown Refinery
A high profile Japanese economic mission led by Yoshiro Iwasa will visit Humble Oil and Refining Baytown Refinery on March 25. Delegates from Fuji Bank Fuji Iron and Steel Showa Denko Nippon Seiko Kawasaki and Nisshin Spinning will tour the plant after an orientation at Community House No 2. The group will also attend a luncheon at the Houston World Trade Center and speak to the Houston World Trade Association and Chamber of Commerce about Japan U.S. trade relations.
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Toyo Raven Co
Takeshi Sakurada
Nisshin Spinning Co
Art League Meeting Focuses on Italian Renaissance
Baytown Art League will convene after 7:30 p.m. Monday at Sterling Municipal Library to hear Peter W. Guenther from the University of Houston discuss Italian Renaissance art. The free public meeting is announced by president Suzi Peoples.
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Community notices and council meeting highlights
A Baytown area roundup lists church speaker Robert Doing and Rosalie Davis winning a contest prize. City council members and guests including Torin Cook attend Thursday night sessions while Rufus Honeycutt and George Chandler exchange barbs. Local events cover Dads Club plans, Junior Chamber election changes, theater castings, and a library Story Hour cancellation. Weather and tides note scattered showers with cooler temperatures.
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Trinity - Episcopal Church
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Rosalie Davis
Abigail Frazier
Preston Miller
Sue Jones
Zee College
Bobby Sutphin
Jenny Richards
Deena Wieser
Sue Tiller
Shirley
W. CG. Underwood
Barbers Hill School
Andy Braswell
Knowles
George Chandler
Rufus Honeycutt
Rufus
George
Torin Cook
Baytonian Robs Liquor Store Twice in 9 Days
Calvin Ray Malone is back in city jail after robbing Sum Tex No. 2 liquor store at East Texas and Main for $73.40 plus 30 cents and a cigarette. Clerk Jessie Graham identified him from two prior robberies, the first aided by a pellet pistol. the latest used a coat pocket to imply a weapon. Police recovered most of the money, with 73.40 found after deducting 0.30 for the cigarette. Malone was charged with robbery by assault in the second incident.
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Cyprus Crisis Looms as Turkey Demands Ceasefire End
In Nicosia a Turkish note warned Greek Cypriots to halt all firing or face unilateral intervention, citing the 1960 treaty. Archbishop Makarios said Turkish intervention would mean war, after a five hour meeting with Greek government leaders. Turkey, Greece, and Britain could intervene to preserve Cyprus’ constitution.
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Henckell Feted For 25th Year At Baytown Church
Rev. P Walter Henckell and Mrs Henckell were surprised at parish supper on his 25th anniversary with Trinity Episcopal Church Baytown about 250 members attended. He received a Series E U S Savings bond worth 2080 and a silver tray. Mrs Henckell got an inscribed gold charm. The Henckells arrived from Big Spring to serve a church that grew from 200 to 700 members. He hails from Alabama and is Virginia Seminary trained. Senior warden B E Wilson presided. Albert Fanestiel organized, with vin Rutherford as chair.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
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Baytown
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Flooded Ohio River sends damage across states at $38 million
Wide flood crest along the Ohio River moves westward causing damage in several states with early estimates at 38 million dollars and nine deaths. Red Cross reports 110000 people affected as relief efforts begin and officials assess impact.
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City Plans 213000 Street Repair Start This Year
Baytown council heard city engineer Jack Morton outline major street improvements costing 294000 with 213000 to start immediately after trimming out Ferry Road. Work to be largely contracted with public works crews handling rest, funded from 350000 street budget. Louisville? No, Baytown. Various other actions included park area paving at West Baytown water tower, library advisory board appointments, and anti litter enforcement discussion.
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Baytown
Jack Morton
Danubria
Ferry Road
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Bastown
Morton
Kentucky Street
Spur 201
West Baytown
Sterling Municipal Library Advisory Board
James M
Jim) Black
Marhon Chemical Co
John J. Coates
Humble of and Refining Co
Kenneth Badgett
Bond Jumper Hagler Sought in Corpus Search
A Gulf Coast city hunt focuses on David Hagler, linked to a crash at Matagorda Bay that involved H. O. Savages and Lorretta Anderson. Investigators say Hagler, described as blue eyed, rode a Cessna plane with Mrs. Anderson, later stranded then separated as officials pursued details.
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Corpus
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David Freddasier
Dalkis
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Calhoun County
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Euless
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Corpus Christi Carter Times
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Sun Offers Color Photo Of Johnsons
A color 1 inch photograph of President Lyndon B. Johnson, Mrs. Johnson, and daughters Linda and Lynda Baines offered by The Baytown Sun for $1. Fabian Bachrach’s portrait is reproduced on heavy mat paper. Orders by mail or at the Baytown Sun office at West Pearce are accepted with checks or money orders payable to The Bay Sun.
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Controversy Settled By 4 To 1 Vote
Baytown City Council settled a dispute over leasing land adjacent to San Jacinto Hospital for a cerebral palsy treatment center. The 4 to 1 vote approved a 30 year lease with Cerebral Palsy Center Organization. Councilwoman Velma Anstey and Councilmen Seaborn Cravey Kenneth Badgett and Earl Lively voted yes. Councilman Jack Huron voted no. The deal follows a previous blocked effort and cites land value and site suitability.
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Baytown
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Cerebral Palsy Center
Velma Anstey
Seaborn Cravey
Kenneth Badgett
Earl Lively
Jack Huron
Lively
Badgett
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Tom Cravey
Ash
CP Center
Mystery blast devastates Coastal Transport terminal on Baker Road
A blast at the Coastal Transport terminal on Baker Road injures Charles Saxton and shatters the building. Damages reach $20,000 as two workers escape unhurt. fire officials inspect the scene while executives report a recent clean safety record.
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Charles Saxton
Humble
Gulf Coast Hospital
Saxton
Charles White
James A. Longuet
Coastal Transport Co., Inc
Fouston
G. 1D. Thompson
Big Spring, Tex
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