Baytown Week in Review Highlights Local Winners and Meetings
Lucky shopper Mrs. Byard Sooy won ten dollars for Monday store specials in Baytown. Miss Karen Kelley, seven, captured first in the Miss March Wind contest in Galveston. Baytown Local 4.333 of the Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers union schedules a 7 p.m. meeting with a 6 p.m. executive session. The Art League program features Thelma McKelvy on Kerrville art foundation, at 7 p.m. in the Community House. Plasteel Products Corp. of Washington PA elected Ben Cowan president, noting his Baytown connections.
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Byard Sooy
Richardson Lane
Baytown
Karen Kelley
Mrs. Lloyd "A. Kelley
Mont Belvieu
Galveston
OCAW
Oi, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union
Art League
Thelma McKelvy
Hill Country Art Foundation
Kerrville
Jim
Baytown Art
Ben) Cowan
I. D. Cowan
A. D. Archer
Plasteel Products Corp
Washington, Pa
Weekend weather outlook with cool Monday and mild Tuesday
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy conditions with showers and cooler temperatures on Monday, then partly cloudy and milder on Tuesday. Northeasterly winds will vary from moderate to occasionally fresh. Temperatures range 50 to 86 degrees with tides in Galveston on Tuesday high at 1:07 a.m. and 2:37 p.m., low at 8:53 a.m. and 6:44 p.m., continued on page 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Baytown Attorney to Testify for Texas Telephone Bill
Baytown City Attorney George Chandler and Houston utilities director Clinton Owsley were invited by State Rep. Dan Strube to testify in favor of House Bill No. 1 creating a telephone division within the Railroad Commission. Chandler may attend or send a statement.
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Baytown
George Chandler
Clinton Owsley
Houston
Dan Strube
Austin
Strube
Texas
House
Railroad Commission
Chandler
Larry
Leon Pond
Clyde Pond
Utah
Tara Yount
Whitcomb
Sam Paine
winge _ Scott i
Kennedy to seek deficit defense spending with budget plan
President Kennedy plans submission of a balanced budget to Congress soon followed by a request for at least 1 billion dollars in deficit defense spending. He argues the pace is pay as you go but notes needed defense boosts. Acknowledges potential offsets elsewhere and compares to Eisenhower projections.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Church Won’t Bend by Cleric in Poland War on Regime
WARSAW AP Cardinal Wyszynski vows the Roman Catholic Church will not bow to the Polish Communist state. He accuses regime of persecuting religion through youth indoctrination and laicization while Gomulka denies Church persecution and defends Poland’s autonomy. Vatican radio also condemns Gomulka’s stance as a division tactic.
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Warsaw
Poland
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
Satan
Cardinal Wyszynski
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Communist Party
Vatican
Gomulka
Wyszynski
Johnxiii
Pius
Gomulks
Berry seeks delay in parimutuel bill vote in Texas House
Rep Berry plans to ask the Texas House to delay debate on his par mutuel betting proposal for two to three weeks to gain time to persuade ministers that he only wants a public vote. In other items, William Riley 53 is arrested in Houston for operating a business on Sunday in a blue law case, while Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko opens new UN debate accusing Belgium Dag Hammarskjold and Congolese leaders of dismembering the central African territory. The U.S. House shows 172 Republicans 260 Democrats and five vacancies as Rep Reece dies at 71. Justice Dept. expands probe of price fixing in meat milk drugs and more. Teenage killer Mike Martinez 17 escapes a county jail near San Antonio with two others using strange weapons to force guards. Royal Lao rebels advance. Episcopal bishops condemn capital punishment. FBI chief Edgar Hoover faces criticism over support for capital punishment. Texas officers go to Los Angeles to extradite Edward Hagans 27 and wife for murder charges in Nacogdoches. Bodies of five El Paso men recovered from rugged mountains near Guadalupe Mountains after plane crash. Royal Navy clerk in London testifies about secret plan to build a nuclear submarine. The beat threat claimant affair involves a threatened mistress.
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Rep
V. L
Red
Berry
Texas House
Sun Story Saves Boy From Rabies Shots
A Baytown five year old was bitten by a rusty colored dog in his yard. The Sun located the dog owner, leading to vaccination and the dog’s observation. The boy received a tetanus shot and avoids rabies shots after owner contacted paper and vet.
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Baytown
Baytown Sun
Bill Schrock
C. K. Schrock
Alford
Doctors Attack Socialized Medicine Labeling Plan
Washington AP The secretary of Welfare Hibdicoff defends the elderly care proposal saying doctors misleading the public on socialized medicine. Ribbott counters that AMA seeks to cast doctors as controlled and many physicians fear backing the program amid strong AMA pressure.
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Washington
Abraham A. Hibdicoff
Ribbott
ABC
Baytown Students Win at Houston Science Fair
Mary Corneil and four Baytown peers won top honors at the Houston Science Fair with light retention exhibits. The group from Robert E. Lee High School, including Mary Corneil sophomores, will advance to Kansas City for the National Science Fair International. Mary's brother Paul Corneil was a 1958 Houston grand prize winner and national competitor.
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Molly Bowers
Houston
Baytown
the Eye
Mary Corneil
Larry Clevenger
Trrand Byte
Alphonse Robert K. Whitson
Billy Bar
Marek of Houston
Robert £. Lee
Kansas City
Mary
Paul Corneil
H. G. Corneil
Florida
Winter Versus Spring Lock In Texas Struggle
A fragmentary Texas AP report describes a late weekend storm in Texas bringing parts of the state cold and wet, with deaths from a single engine plane crash southeast of Signal Peak in the Guadalupe Mountains. It notes spring arriving in Baytown and cooling fronts, while in the Panhandle snow accumulations affect travel near Amarillo and Tulsa. Also mentions local student honors and science fair entries from Baytown and REL, with names and addresses.
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Associated
Ballot set announced for school trustee seats on April 1
Voting for two School Board of Trustees seats will be held April 1 from 7 am to 7 pm. Incumbent Dr W Y H Bridges and Dr L D Victory seek Position 3, while Karl Opryshek Fred Dittainy and LaVern L Fuller vie for Position 4. Precincts list polling sites and officials including judges James F Rhodles John S Bud Blackburn and Walter Hunt, with multiple clerks named.
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Walloting
W. Y H. Bridges
L. D. Victory
Karl Opryshek
Fred Dittainy
LaVern L. Fuller
Alamo School
James F. Rhodles
Thad Felteris
Jack Chester
Post Office Addition Part Of Rites In Baytown
Formal planning began Monday on dedication services for the new Baytown Post Office wing and Thomas Circle with a special steering committee. Congressman Albert Thomas will be honored at ceremonies set for early April. Rep Thomas helped obtain a 248000 expansion appropriation. a plaque at Thomas Circle will be unveiled.
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Baytown
Thomas Circle
Robert L
Bob) Gillette
Ramsey
Jack Jacobs
Norman
Hargrave
Thomas
Congress
Neal
Ee Thomas
Cedar Bayou Junior High Student Hurt In Motorcycle Crash
Cedar Bayou Junior High student Robert W. Hucheler Jr., 15, sustained multiple abrasions when his motorcycle went out of control in the 1800 block of East James Street Saturday at 1 p.m. He is in Gulf Coast Hospital with stitches on both elbows and other scrapes. The incident left his glasses in a spectator’s possession.
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Cedar Bayou
Robert W
Bebo) Hinviéler Jr
Gulf Coast Hospital
East James
Hucheler
Convcrete
Persog
Robert W. Hucheler
Windy Lane
Bebo
Cedar Bayou Junior High
Aintenanes Department
Shelline Line
Pasadena
Baytown
Glorda Hucheler
Robert E. Lee
Gul Coast Hospital
Baytown Boy Lands Key Role in Road Show
Jerry Strickler son of Mr and Mrs W J Strickler of 910 W Lee bit signed a six month contract with Marge and Gower Champ to perform in the road show Bye Bye Birdie He is a junior at the American Theatre Wing New York dramatic school and was one of six chosen from over 200 for parts in the musical He will sing in the chorus and may serve as understudy for the juvenile lead He currently stars in Shakespeare's As You Like It at the drama school before joining the road show in March with dates opening in San Pedro and Dallas with stops at the Texas State Fair Strickler a graduate of Roe and Southwestern University has worked at the Atley Theater and in Pleyhonns productions.
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Jinior
American Theatery Wing
New York Dramatic School
Strickler
Swnmer
Mien Atoheastis
Phe
Sea Seat
Dallas
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Calif
Our World World
William Riley
Andrei Gromyko
Congy
UN General Assembly
Belgium
Dag Hammarskjold
Joseph Kasaubu
B Carroll Reece
Tennessee
Justice Department
Mike Martinez
Big Spring
Green County
San Antonio
Royal Esotian Army
Bishops of Episcopal Church
New York
FBI
Edgar Mover
Nacogdoches
Loy Angeles
Edward Otho Hagans
Nagans
el Paso
Guadalupe Fountains
Royal Navy
London
Sun Story
Fred Ditiman
Joxce Houghton
Institute of Radio Engineers
New York Coliseum
Henry Foida
Adder Franchetti
Venice
Hollywood Foreign Press Association
Gina Lallobrigidi
Hollywood
Texas Panhandle
Amarillo
Tulsa
Panhan
L. C. Clevenger
N. Burnet
REL
Whitson
Horace,Mann Junior High
Robert O. Whitson
Barrett
Menu
Betsy Edwards
Lucy BR. Edwards
Orford
N.C
Brier Beterards
Darth
Reation Hall
Pansy B. Dabney
Eb, Slagle
Alma Moore
Ollygay Peilly
Baytown Junior High
J. W. Sprayterry
Neppie Katvibe
Idell Sprayberry
Gmerine Stevenson
Stephen F. Austin
Phyllis Busch
Ivy Smith
Rath Brooks
Edith Smith
San Jacinto
A. R. Stark
Jettie R. Hinton
Sally J. Miller
J. Robert Barnes
Travis School
E. (Woody) Rose
H. Meyer
Don Kenney
John Street
Carver School
Woolrow W. Lewis
Edge
Classia TD
Johanna Wilson
Vir
Mie Devereaux
Presinet
Bowe Schon
Wayne MeChing
Ine Baker
Katherine al ‘Ford
Taha Martin
Jefferson Dy
Walker
Jade Myrtle Frazier
Fiona M. Washington
Helen Godfrey
Elerkx
Janior High
Baytown Boy
Jerry Strickler
Mr. and
Mes
W. J. Strickler
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W. Leebit
Marge and Gowery Champies
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