Beavers answers on milk aid and bonds in Baytown
Baytown trustee candidate Knox Beavers questions federal milk program as unproven and says Baytown can feed children without federal help. He supports a second high school, modernization at Robert E Lee, and adequate admin facilities, with public approval for major additions. He warns federal control follows federal aid and cites past votes favoring federal education items.
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Knox T. Beavers
Baytown
Beavers
Robert E. Lee
Harlem
National Education Association
The
American Association of School Administrators
Baytown notices mix of dances meetings and diversions
Community calendar items include the Wagon Wheel Square Dance Club canceling a Baytown dance due to a Beaumont council event, Wooster Garden Club meeting at Mrs. W. B. McNally’s, Kiwanis speakers from Circle K at Lee College, and Social Security help in Baytown offices. Also forecasts from the Weather Bureau predict a mild Wednesday and tides at Galveston, plus local honor events, promotions, and upcoming concerts and workshops in Baytown and surrounding areas.
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Wagon Wheel Square Dance Club
Baytown
Beaumont
SAN_ JACINTO Council
Knights
Columbus
LEE College
San Jato
Young Barn Owls Hatched Above San Jacinto Hospital
Jeff Battle, son of hospital administrator Burton M. Battle, watches five young barn owls in a nest on top of San Jacinto Methodist Hospital. Last year he kept two owls as pets before releasing them. The mother owl returns, and the hospital plans to screen the tower next year, prompting Jeff to plan more “kidnaps.”
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Jeff Battle
Burton M. Battle
N. Burnet
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Jeff
Jet
Mama Owl
Baytown
A&P pulls 4400 tuna cans amid suspected poisoning reports
A&P stores nationwide withdraw all its canned tuna after reports of suspected food poisoning with two fatal Detroit cases. Separately, unions plan a Sunday meeting in New York while a Cuba stance clashes with exiles. Weather and flight incidents are noted along with political and royal coverage.
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A&p
Detroit
Baker Road resurfacing planned from Garth to Decker Drive
Baytown officials announced that four mile Baker Road will be hard topped with an inverted rock base when weather allows. V Ramsey said construction will confront soft marshy soil from flooded rice fields and will require digging to lay a proper foundation. Detours via Baker Road may be used during Decker Drive work to minimize inconvenience.
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V. Ramsey
Baytown
Baker Road
Garth
Decker Drive
Country Club Oaks
iGoose Creek Country Club
Ramsey
East
Harris County
Cedar Bayou
Wooster
Dutch Journalist Warns on Americans and Reds
Dutch journalist Willem Oltmans told a Lee College audience that Americans are as naive about Communism as the Netherlands was about the Nazis. He warned national unity weakens when attacks on Presidents Eisenhower and Kennedy occur and urged nonalignment for Latin American nations to avoid tipping into Communism. He discussed U S Cuban tensions, Khrushchev, and the role of the United Nations in world affairs.
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Almelinger
Holland
Hitler
Netherlands
Willem Cltmans
Lee College Auditorium
Latin America
Cuba
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Oltmans
Khrushchev
Hie
le Khrushchev
Castro
Donovan
Nehru
Nasser
Sukarno
Aaeta
New Baytown high school would house 2500 students
The first in a six part series notes Baytown plans for a second high school to serve 2500 students with total cost around 2.33 million dollars. Architect James A Davis outlines site work and building plans including parking and 175000 square feet of space. Land between Garth Road and North Main would host the campus with facilities for nine through twelve grades and numerous specialized classrooms.
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Baker Road
McAlien
James A
Biltmore
Davis
Baytown
Ami
Beaumont
W. D. Broyles
Garth Rosd
Commissioner V
Rami Brary
Latin chiefs plead for aid as Kennedy backs coast defense
In San Jose six Central American presidents urge U.S. economic help while Kennedy promises greater anti subversion patrols around Cuba and multi million dollar regional development. Leaders include Orlich Costa Rica Rivera El Salvador Ydigoras Guatemala Villeda Honduras Somoza Nicaragua Chiari Panama. Kennedy to address University of Costa Rica before departure.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
U.S
Kennedy
Fidel Castro
Central America
United States
Cuba
Panama
el Salvador
Guatemala
Honduras
Nicaragua
Francisco Orlich
Julio Rivera
Fi Salvador
Miguel Ydigoras
Ramon Villeda Morales
Luis Somoza
Roberto Chiari
University of Costa Rica
Washington
Pentagon information chief grilled over crisis handling methods
Assistant Secretary of Defense Arthur Sylvester faced Congress as scrutiny grew over how Pentagon announcements were managed during the Cuban missile and bomber crises. He argued the government can lie in grave crises, drawing sharp criticism from a panel led by House subcommittee members and news executives.
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Washington
Arthur Sylvester
Administration
Sylvester
Pentagon
Foreign Operations and Government Information
Subcommittee
John E. Moss
D-Calif
Clark Mollenhoff
The
Des Moines Register and Tribune
Secretary of Defense
Mollenhoff
Molienhoff
Sigma
Draft-Eligible Dads In Area No Longer Eligible
President Kennedy issued an executive order shifting nearly all local draft eligible fathers from class LA to class LB and exempting doctors dentists and veterinarians from the change. White House secretary Pierre Salinger noted the move aims to free fathers from monthly draft quotas while Baytown’s draft board reports 21 000 men classified serving Baytown and nearby communities.
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Baytown
Army
Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
White House
Salinger
Selective Service Board
Abigail Frazier
Draft Board
Morris County
Crosby
la Porte
Seabrook
Deer Park
Jacinto City
Houston
Medical Unit Will Convene On Thursday
About 200 to 250 doctors will gather in Baytown for a one day Ninth District Medical Society meeting at the Holiday Inn. Dr. Robert Maya Tenery of Waxahachie will speak at the luncheon session with Dr. H W Kilpatrick welcoming the delegation. The district includes twelve counties and is the largest in Texas by doctor population.
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Baytown
Ninth District Medical Society
Holiday Inn
Robert Maya Tenery
Texas Medical Association
East Wartis County Medijeal Society
Burnette Dawler
First Presbyterian Church
Walter Henckell
Trinity Episcopal Church
Bobby Jones
Houston
Sam R. Bates
Trinity
Frank T. Smith
Sealy
William E. Sharp
William M. Sherrill
James H. Sammons
Highlands
H. E. McKay
Humble
Ninth
Medical Society
Texas
South
Austin
Burleson
Grimes
Hackis
Madison
Montgomery
Polk
San Jacinto
Walker
Waller
Washington
Yarborough to Speak at Young Democrats Event
U S Sen Ralgh Yarborough will address Young Democrats at Lee College in Baytown with Allen, Gillland and Harris County Democrats sponsoring. The event includes a reception for Sen and Mrs Yarborough and a discussion on education. room limits may shift to the college gym if attendance exceeds space.
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U.S
Ralgh Yarborough
Young Texas
Young Democrats
Allen
Brian Democrats Cluly
Lee College
Ate
Yandell
Mike
Amorttti
Glenn Student Union
Fregia
Joe Allen
Tis Young Democrats
Yarborough
Houston
Joe Gillland
Henry Austin
Union
Demon Allen
Silficrats
Sen
Narborough
Dick Manne
Baytown
Harris
Student Union County Democrats
Mer
Yarbor
Hunt backs tax hike for annexation and city needs
Baytown mayoral candidate E W Hunt states support for a two year tax increase if it funds capital improvements and annexation areas. He argues benefits to new streets water fire protection and overall city services, urging zoning and major street upgrades with modern facilities to lift the town.
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E. W
Ernie) Hunt
Citier
Baytown Sun
the Sun
Hunt
Bayan
Soman Pas
Bay
Texalian
Baytown
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Crow Road
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Circle K
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the Tower
Henry Swain
Social Security
Social Security Administration
U.S. Weather Bureau
Galveston
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Terry Joe Frys
Dickie Dixon
Marvin Masters
Buddy Kluck
Lonnie Ray Randi
Donald Langford
Eddie Krenick
Jeff Harbour
Fisher's Reef
Lillie Thompson
Texas Avenue
Bert Black
Norman Hargrave
Hubby
St. Patrick’s Day
Janice
Mike Larsen
Lynette
Jepp Busch
Batty
Jack Pace
Columbia
South America
Laura Pearl Singletary
H. E. Singletary
Alto
Calvin Mills
Cecil Kelly
Joe Ed Cox
Earl Singletary
Berner
W. Berner JR
Inwood
Humeie Oil and Refining Co
Texasti A&m
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
AAUW
American Association of University Women Board
Jesse Kirkpatrick
W. Bayshore Drive
Bayshore Concert Association
Arist James Mathis
Mathis
Hower Workshop
Lon Perkins
Craigmont Garden
Paul Price
Craigmont
San Jacinto Baptist Association
Crosby Baptist Church
Women's Choir
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Huntsville
Saint Joseph’s
Igi
Greater Houston
Frank Jaubert
Laura Lee Pohler
Anne Glass
Frank
Laura
Anne
L. F. Font
Our World
New York
Local No. 6
Bert Powers
Roun
California
Hawaii
Point of No Return
House
Rep
Ben Bamnes
DeLeon
Sikkim
Hope Cooke
Maharaj-Kumarani
Edwin A. Walker
Nelson Rockefeller
Decker
Tects
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JFK
Amy
Ernie Hunt
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