Sun Spots Meeting Places and Community Notices
Multiple Baytown items list meeting place changes school events fundraisers and public notices. Beta Sigma Phi Gamma Chapter relocates to 2001 E Wright. Goose Creek Eastern Star rummage sale at 3411 Market. Plumwood Garden Club games night at Roseland Park Pavilion with door prizes. course time changed for Credit and Collections program at Robert E Lee High School. OCAW Local 4333 meeting at union hall. Cedar Bayou Junior High ninth grade banquet planning. one car accident on Bayshore Drive injures teen. Dr John McFarland to speak at First Christian Church. Baytown Optimist Teenage Baseball League signups. building permits total and breakdown. Lent en fellowship dish supper at Trinity Episcopal. Bay Area Realtors meeting at Holly Inn.
Don't Snooze Over Booze in a French Winery
In Nancy France a winery apprentice Jean Marechal 36 climbed into an empty wine vat for a nap and passed out from fumes. A fellow worker found him an hour later revived him and he was taken to a hospital with a king size hangover.
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Baytown Kiwanis Leader Named WWII Veteran Alford
The subject is married with two children and worked as an insurance representative. He served as a member and past president of the Baytown Kiwanis Club and is a World War II veteran. His appointment received approval from President Kennedy.
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Open House Marks New Humble Building Opening
Humble Oil and Refining Co. will open its new 44 story Houston headquarters with open houses from Saturday through April 5 for employees retirees dealers and guests Public tours will begin about May 1 The 32 million building houses 3500 Humble employees and includes offices for Southwest Region and Houston Area plus several divisions A glass observatory will open to visitors after May 1 and a two story private club occupies floors 42 and 43 The building includes a cafe two snack bars a barber shop gift shop mail room handling nearly 70000 pieces daily and a 1200 car garage The structure is 32 stories taller than Houston's next tallest building and offers 30 mile visibility on clear days
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Majority Of New Library's Books Are Checked Out
Bayt patrons report the city library opened on Feb 25 and by March 15 7,919 of about 10,000 circulating volumes had been issued. Remaining 1,000 plus books are reference and non circulatable. Staff includes Moore assistant city librarian and Evans secretary with Eva Rae Collier formerly of the county library. Shires ill and replaced temporarily by Mrs Max Mosesman. Four part timers occupy roles with Stegmann heading maintenance. A library board led by Dr Mosesman chair and Strickler, Gray, Goss and Rosenzweig supervising. Rosenzweig replaces Mattie Howard, Lee College librarian and early backer. Hours are 9 am to 9 pm Monday Friday and 9 am to 5 pm Tuesday through Saturday. closed Sundays.
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Lee College
Final Rites Wednesday for 32 Year Baytown Resident
Funeral services for Irene Cochran Cochrane, a Baytown resident of 32 years, will be held Wednesday at 10:00 a.m. at Earthman Chapel. She died early Tuesday morning at 3:43. Survivors include her husband Curits Cochrane of Baytown, a sister Mrs. W. B. Sims of Minneapolis, and her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Parsons of Cisco. The Rev Basil Jones of St Marks Methodist Church will officiate. The body will later be sent to Rust Funeral Home in Cisco for services Thursday afternoon. In lieu of remembrances, contributions are requested to Heartland.
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Lively favors bond issue without tax hike for city needs
Council candidate M. E. Earl Lively of District 6 told The Sun he would back a capital improvements bond only if no tax increase is required. He urged targeted projects, supported the present city manager system, and favored avoiding annexation that raises rates while seeking equal taxation for basic services.
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Mundt Warns of War Risk From Soviet Overflights
In Washington Sen Karl Mundt warned that Soviet overflights carry seeds of possible conflict while Alaska lawmakers pressed for stronger defenses after two Soviet planes penetrated Alaskan air space. Defense officials noted four Bears escorted the carrier Constellation 600 miles southwest of Midway in nine passes over the ship.
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Texas Senate approves San Angelo and Pan American seniors
Texas senators advanced bills to elevate San Angelo College and Pan American College at Edinburg to full state supported senior colleges. A 2011 vote tentatively supported the measure but failed to reach a two thirds threshold for final passage amid arguments over funding. House debated municipal annexation with long amendments. See Austin, page 2.
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Baytown Jaycees Install Officers At Dinner Meeting
Ken Hineman was installed as president of the Baytown Junior Chamber of Commerce at a Monday night dinner at the Holly Inn. Gary Garner became vice president Tom Campbell secretary and Randy Wallace treasurer. Directors include Derrell Eberhart Gi Carlton Tom Grammond Reley Tom Farmer and Reggie Brewer the immediate past president. Merlin Breaux of Beaumont led the ceremony and urged Jaycees to participate in the Society of the U S. Outgoing officers were Brewer president Gary Armer vice president Tom Campbell secretary and treasurer Garner and C u A. Berghane. Brewer will receive an engraved gavel. Mrs Raley won a door prize.
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Sun Grin Barker Boosts City Spirits at Fair
Local comicSun Grin Barker draws cheers as he performs at a community shave event. Bacher comments on playful banter amid lighthearted exchanges, reflecting a scene of humor and local color.
New Senior High Tops Bond Plan List For District
Blue Beathard reports on a Monday night school board session where total bond project estimates reached 4.13 million for six major constructions including a new high school and additions across James A. Davis and Robert E. Lee facilities. Architects Davis and Lammers led the advisory effort with W D Broyles as engineer, with a mid-April decision pending on package versus individual project voting.
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Bitsy) Davis
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Pardons Board Upholds Death Sentences in Texas Case
In Austin the Pardons Board refused to commute the death sentences of Lesie Douglas Ashley and Carolyn Linia for the 1960 torch slaying of Fred Tones, with executions set for March 30. Linia, a 29 year old Lima girl, would be Texas’s first woman executed in the electric chair. In Honolulu a military air transport with three aboard diverted to Hilo after two engines failed on a California flight, turning back after covering nearly 1200 miles on two engines.
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Better Phone Service Pledged Here Direct Dialing To Houston
A study of the costs for direct dialing between Baytown and Houston will take about six months. E O Cambern of General Telephone Co says the company will address complaints heard by a city council committee led by Velma Anstey and Bib Ward. Issues include busy signals, wrong numbers, billing errors, installation delays, and private line access. Cambern cites maintenance programs and operator training as steps to curb problems, with final results expected within the year.
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