Sun Spots and Funeral for Darwin C Ryals
Darwin C. Ryals, 35, of Gulfport died Wednesday at Gulfport hospital. Funeral services will be at 2 pm Friday in Gulfport, with burial at Gulfport under Harmons Funeral Home. Also notes include Ashbel Smith Parent Teachers Association meeting rescheduled to April 13 at 7 pm, plus various local club and civic notices and weather outlook.
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Shelton Q, Ryals
Gulfport
Darwin C. Ryals
Wednes Gulfport Hospital
Harmons Funeral Home
Ashbel Smith Parent ‘Teacher Association
Barbers Hill
Wih
Barbers HH
Mont Belvieu
The
Boar
Baytown Social Roundup Notes Local Gatherings
Ann Barth attends a party vow while other locals such as Mrs. Bail, Mrs. Norton, and Alita Musick visit. a Shrine parade disturbance is noted near 325 Texas. Glen Woods and Wesley Woods become father and son in Baytown Rotary. Elizabeth Barnis plans visits with friends as Baytown Kiwanis and local clubs host events.
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Aiary Graham
Aris
Ann Barth
Fe Judy
Pursell
Bhi Walsh
R. R. Bail
Dallas
Marshall Gasch
Aggie Brothery Club
Alita Musick
Sun
Jack Norton
Edythe
Dave Glack
Whitcomith's
Texas
Glen
Wesley Woods
Baytown
Charles Forque
REL
Baytown Kiwanions
F Jarvellr
Henderson
Steve Hewis
MP. Cooper
Channelview
King Rejoices As Court Orders Protection For Marchers
In Montgomery Alabama a federal court ordered police protection for civil rights marchers from Selma to Montgomery. Dr Martin Luther King Jr urged Governor George Wallace to accept the ruling and parade ground rules. Willie Ricks said Tuskegee Institute students would march tonight. President Johnson sent legislation to Congress to curb racial discrimination in voting. Police arrested 36 in Selma as the scene intensified.
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Montgomery
Ala
API
Selma
Montrom
Savernor
King
Martin Luther King Jr
George F. C. Wallice
Wallace
Willie Ricks
Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Tuskegee Institute
George Wallace
Sident Johnson
Congress
Ramsey Against Pay Hike For Officials
Harris County officials face a proposed billto allow Commissioners Court to raise salaries for county elective officers. Ramsey opposed the move citing fiscal caution while other officials would gain under the plan. Current annual salaries are listed for judge, commissioners, court-at-law and other offices with Ramsey voting against any raise.
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Hastis County
W. Ramsey
Angeinst County Action
Commissioners Y Court
Coun
Ramsey
Carl S. Smith
Harris County
Commissioners Court
Bil Elliott
W. Kyle Shapman
V .V.ramsey
Philip E. Seyers
E. A. (Squitty) Lyons
Madison Rayburn
Wloa. Miller Jr
Civil Court
George E. ‘Miller
Wallace C. Moore
Jim Imie Duncan
Joseph
Guarino
J. W. Mills
William M. Hatten
Benjamin Woodall
A.C. Lesher Jr
Frank Briscoe
Carl Smith
Buster) Kern
Bob) Turkentine Jr
Giant Turnout Due Saturday At Lee Relays
A large turnout is anticipated for the Lee Relays with 519 athletes entered including Port Arthur Wrazexport St Tenax and Stephen Ame. Preliminaries begin at 4 PM for the pole vault with a coaches meeting at 11 PM and finals start at 7 PM as planned. The final mill relay may start around 10 PM. Team entries include Port Arthur Brazosport St Thomas and REL with counts listed.
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Port Arthur
Wrazexport
St. Tenax
Stephen S. Ame
Sthoale
T.L. P
Draulineg
Brazesport
St. Thomas
F.A
REL
Thank You Dinner For Citizens Panel Slated
The city will host an early April dinner to honor more than 150 volunteers who worked on the capital improvement bond issue. Councilman Seaborn Cravey said the council unanimously approved funding and asked the city manager to arrange plans. Theo Wilburn chaired the central panel with Ike Hall as co chairpersons. Seven of nine bond propositions passed, including 300000 for a new city hall. voters rejected a municipal airport plan and park facilities.
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Seaborn Cravey
Theo Wilburn
Ike Hall
Rites Saturday For A F Babin Jr
Arthur Francis Babin Jr 57 died Thursday at his home in Baytown after a career as a carpenter at Humble Refining Co Baytown Refinery He lived in Baytown 27 years Funeral at Earthman Chapel 9 20 AM and 10 AM at St Josephs Catholic Church with burial in Garden of Gethsemani Houston Rosary 6 20 PM Friday at Earthman Chapel He is survived by wife Lena Bath Baytown a son Fred Babin of Galene Park a daughter Miss Mary Clare Babin Baytown his mother Angèle Babin Houston two brothers Anthony Babin of Bacliff and Allen Babin of Houston two sisters Miss Lidian Babin Woodratf of Baytown and Mrs Jeff Woodratf of Baytown.
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Arther Francis Babin Jr
Fot
Kentcky
Carpenter
Humblefierdi-Refining Co
Baytown
Earthman Chapel
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Lambert Hickerson
Babin
Lena Bath
Bay
Fred Babin
Galene Park
Mise Mary Clare
Angele Babin
Houston
Anthy
Bacliff
Texari Allen
Lidian
Jeff’ Woodratf
Baiston
Swindle Charges Against Griggs In County Court
Swindle charges filed against ert B Griggs 27 of Rt 2 in justice court for writing two worthless checks including a $15 draft on O Briens Food Market March 3 Griggs posted bond after arrest Wednesday afternoon by Harris County Deputy Charles Fisk Rural Baytosm man omitted from readable text
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Ert
B. Griggs
Rt. 2
Justice of the Peace
M. Brown
Theo
O'Brien
Griggs
Harris County
Charles Fisk
Mississippi lawmaker mocks Martin King in public rant
Rep John Williams of Mississippi brands Martin Luther King as a sobless figure not worth Fellston memory while comments link poverty to a Texas grade school site. Police seize 36 white ministers in Selma, including two women, in the early civil rights arrests.
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John Williams
Mississippi
Martin *Agher King
Selma
Ala
Negotiators At Work Steel Workers Discuss Strike
In Pittsburgh the rolling mills blast furnaces and taverns buzz with strike talk as steel talks resume on a Basic industry contract. Younger workers push harder while veterans recall 1959 shutdown and its hardships. Talks focus on plant level issues. nationwide strike decision may come May 1.
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Pittsburgh
Steel Corp
National Tube
Jones & Laughtin
Big South Side Works
Heee
Pittsburon
United Steelworkers
Chester Obie
Jones & Lauchlin
Obie
Gambling Devices Moved by Baytown City
Baytown ended city storage costs for gambling equipment confiscated in August 1963 raids on three clubs. Sixteen pinball and electronic machines moved from city storage after 19 months, with $263.59 paid, mainly for four pay-off pinball machines and 12 electronic slot machines. Cases against the Redmen Lodge Eagles Lodge and Knights of Columbus were filed but later dropped. felony charges remain for placing the machines. Trial was set for March 31, with previous dates postponed.
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Bee Landrus
Baytown
Redmen Lodge
Eagles Lodge
Knights of Columbus
R.H
Turner
Sen Gambling
Barbers Hill Opposes House Bill 55 Disannexation Move
Harris County legislators receive copies of a Baytown School District resolution opposing House Bill 55 which would allow disannexation of part of a county line district without local board approval. Barbers Hill officials seek annexation of 8 square miles including Abbe Subdivision, where 32 of 33 students attend.
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Harris County
W. D.bly Hinsen
Baytown
Ers Hill
Harvin County
Chambers County
Harris County Legispiers
Hinson
Abbe
Barbers Hill
Harris
Larry J. Boyd
Iuperintendent
Boards OF Trustees
Pancipal School
County
Tine
County Tine
Line Needed Now So Building Can Start
City Council and school board reps will meet to resolve installing an eight inch water main for the new Baytown high school during construction. Voters approved capital improvement bonds to fund water and sewer lines, but funds arrive with bond issuance, 3-6 months away. Architect Bitsy Davis urged early action to save about 4000 in temporary line costs.
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Preston Pendergrass
Baytown
James A
Bitsy
Davis
Fritz Lanham
Baker Road
Baker
Massey Tompkins Road
Mas Road
Steeri l Committee
City’ General Fund
Colncllman
Earl Lively
Sug
Gested
Goose Creek
Gulf Coast Hospital
West Main
Lagents
Lively
Seaborn Craver
East Harris Boy Scouts Dinner At The Tower
Dr John McFarland Houston school superintendent will speak at the annual East Harris Cub Packs dinner in the Tower. The event aims to recruit Scouts and support East Tama District leadership with local volunteers assisting. The Wooster Fire Department will entertain attendees.
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John McFarland
Houston
East Harris
Tower
Teaniza'mitted
East Tama
Het
John“C_ Masley
el Neathery
Clem M2
Massey
H'Farris
Candidates Question List For Baytown Mayor And Council
The Baytown Sun will publish a list of questions directed to mayor and city council candidates for the April 6 election. The questions seek brief, clear answers to inform voters about each candidate’s views and qualifications. The Sun aims to acquaint readers with the candidates through public service material.
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Baytown Sun
Sun Bus
Sally Preheat
Eich
TV Performer Relays Queen in Three-Year Run
TV performer Caris and Chandler headline a relay as Vision personaly Chi nel 2) KPRCS TV for the past three years. Was formerly ninth Channel? at for three years, Chris Cho.
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Caris
Chandler
Chinel 2
Kprcs TV
Chris Cho
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