Baytown School Board Drops Fund Raising Policy Action
Baytown school trustees halted new policy on fund raising and unanimously approved funding about 20 000 for uniforms and other items. They stopped advancing plans to end accepting commissions on school pictures and debated ring purchasing with a three year contract still in effect. A request by the Bay town Music Association to use James Bowie Elementary Auditorium for a fund raising event was denied without a vote.
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Hee Landrum
Baytown
W. OD
Bi) Hinson
Hei Jones Co
Indianapolis
Ind
George H. Gentry
Hinson
Horeczy
Victory
Dr. Victory
Knux Beavers
Gentry
Karl Opryshek
al Seee
Shirey
Baytown Music Association
James Bowie
SUN SPOTS AND LOCAL EVENTS MIX IN WEEK AHEAD
School notices invite parents to sensor arts and crafts workshop in the auditorium with cloudy skies and light rain forecast Tuesday and Wednesday. Rummage sale by Trinity Episcopal Guild set for Thursday to Saturday in Scarborough Building on Market Street. hours 9 to 3 Thursday and Friday and 9 to noon Saturday. Local residents on leave from Norfolk ship USS Independence head toward Viet Nam after March 28.
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James Bowie
Parent - Teacher Association
Trinity Episcopal Guild
Trinity Episcopal Church
Scarboroughuilding
Market Street
Lesve
Stephen Lee Butkin
N. B. Botkin
Aes! Narcille
Norfolk
Independence
Uty
Viet Nam
Freres Lowne and Local Fans at a Day Off
Mildred Price enjoys a grand four on a day off. Fats Brown times two scenes while Neal Seeley tests a cannon ball. Jim Nek son spins tall tales. Richards and Dav is decorate pages with future symbols. Mrs. Ruby Duplissey returns from St. Luke's Hospital. Cub Scout Pack 255 attends Rock and Gem Show. photos and frames found by Mrs. Leo Keyes are offered for claim.
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Mildred Price
Bradshaw
Glenn Sheffield
Blom
Neal Seeley
Bo” Turner
Dick Long
Windy
Denman
Jim Nekson
James A
Bitsy) Davis
Richardson Gladhands
G. B. Lee
Seth Mitchell
Ruby Duplissey
Chin
St. Luke's Hospital
Houston
Dent
Highlands
BH Nitchmann
Mike Pillow
Mike Novesad
James Griffith
George Douty
Siverral
Pergac Fori
David Gerza
Lanny Grit
Elmer Griffith
Leo
Keyes
New School Name Delayed For Baytown District
Baytown school board held a three hour meeting with no mention of naming the new high school. President Stark said the issue may be postponed until after the April trustee elections as board members are not ready to act.
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Baytown
Bard
Stark
Pamine
Ater
Stark Admits Challenged Java Ordered By Board
A heated school board session ended with Trustee Knox Beavers accusing the board majority of politics as President Stark ordered Beavers back to order. Beavers claimed fact sheets named who ordered coffee at a public hearing. Hinson testified he placed the order while Victory denied involvement. The coffee cost 71.40 over three weeks of hearings.
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Stark
Pound
Knox Beavers
Lo D. Victor
A. R
von) Stari Ot Beavers
Beavers
George H. Gentry
Hinson
Dr. Victory
Karl Opryshek
Secret re hires for Bastawi schools and Lee College faculty
Discussion at a special school board meeting led to re employment of teachers and clerical staff at Bastawi schools and Lee College. New one year contracts were approved for all current workers, with several resignations accepted and two retirements announced.
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Bastawi
Lee College
Walter Rundell
Fheara
T. L. Kielman
Robert E. Lee High School
Dean Rundell
Barbara Sislander
Ann Winkler
Aresby. Barham
Dean Runéeil
The
Sun
W. D.bill) Hinsen
Marie Fisher
George H. Gentry
Wiliam M. McDowell
Horace Menn
Karl Ouryshek
Hinson
Rundel
FCC Chief Says TV Has Not Cleaned House Yet
FCC Chairman E William Henry says television has changed since Newton Minow called it a wasteland. He calls today’s progress a mixed bag with horizontal moves more than vertical, at the NAB convention. James Hagerty cautions that the presidency is overloaded with duties.
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FCC
Washington
James C. Hagerty
White House
Minew
Henry
tSee Ffc
City Opens Bids for Phase 3 Street Paving Plan
Bids were opened Monday afternoon for Phase 3 of a 19 street paving program covering 2.6 miles of work funded from the city budget. City Engineer Jack Morten, Finance Director J B Le Fevre, and City Secretary Edna Oliver reviewed bids of Skria ee for 118213.27, Walter Mischer Co 5048342.47, GuIE Bitulithic Cel SST Owl er Wore, Brown and Root Inc 129558.53, and Holland and Little Inc 129806.50 as the council nears Thursday budget action. The project spans Devee from North Main to North First, Delee from Decker to Whitng, Pine from Market to Airhart, Austin from Cedar Bayou Road to Nazro from Pruett James to Wooster from Bayway, Jas Carver from Yupse to Lee.
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Jack Morten
J. B. le Fevre
Edna Oliver
Skriaee
Walter Mischer
Guie
As Nazro
Pruett. James
Wooster
Bayway - Fr
Jas
Carver
Yupse
Lee
Saturday Science Fair Judging at Baytown High
Judging starts Saturday at 2 a.m. at the Baytown Scienciary Robert E. Lee High and runs until noon. Public exhibits open 2 to 5 p.m. An awards ceremony ends the day. Judges assess creativity scientific thought thoroughness and clarity for up to 30 30 10 points across senior junior divisions.
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Baytown
Robert E. Lee High
Thoroudhness
Ional Fair
Houston
Global tensions and space efforts intermix in daily bulletin
Big events top a busy week with Leonid Brezhnev strengthening North Viet Nam defense, a Ranger mission aiming for the moon, and air strikes near Da Nang. Texas politics heat up as gambling bills, redistricting, and poll tax repeal move through chambers, while capital reports study potent dynamite incidents and moon climb plans unfold.
Experts Begin School District Business Office Study
A Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co team started a six week study of the district business office to streamline operations. The project could cost up to 24000 dollars and will assess budget, purchasing, inventory, transportation, athletics, and accounting. The study may influence Ophelia Jones’s role, with possible redeployment to purchasing or inventory. Phase 1 costs up to 7000 dollars, Phase 2 up to 4000 dollars for implementing recommendations. C W Svesse had been considered as a coach but declined due to friction.
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Peai,Marwisk,Mitchell & Co
W. D
Bill) Hinson
Schoo District
Ophelia Jones
Hinson
Jones
George H. Gentry
Peat, Manvick
Mitchell
George Scott
Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co
Baytown
C. W. Svesse
Astronauts Grissom and Young Reach New Gemini Flight Path
Cape Kennedy Florida AP astronauts Virgil Grissom and John Young piloted the Molly Brown into a new orbital path completing a first in the space race. The maneuver, controlled from the Cape Kennedy center, placed the capsule in a nearly circular orbit between 97 and 105 miles high. The mission marks a rehearsal for longer flights and rendezvous missions in a planned series of Gemini tests leading to the moon program.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Virgil T. Grissom
John W. Young
Mission ‘Control Center
St Cape Kennedy
Texas
Grissom
Air Force
Young
Molly Brown
King Leavs 300 Wet Marchers To Accept Honors
Rain dampened about 200 marchers on day three of a 50 mile civil rights march from Selma through Lowndes County toward Montgomery. King left the pasture campsite Monday night for a staff conference in Selma before heading to Cleveland for a honors program and planned return midweek. A teenage marcher, Batty Jean Sullivan of Major, Alabama, fainted and was taken by ambulance. Andrew Young urged endurance as leaders John Lew Albert Turner and others led the line with regional and national civil rights figures in support of the final leg into Montgomery.
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Selma
Ala
Lowndes County
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Cleveland
Ohio
Montgomery
Batty Jean Sullivan
Andrew Young
Jhead
John Lew
Cochairman
Albert Turner
Mari
Charles Rangie
New York
George Fowler
Norman Houston
Los Angeles
The
National Associaion. for_the Advancement of Colored People
Teachers To Be Guests At Lee College Day
Lee College Day 1965 will feature Baytown area public school teachers as special guests. The program starts at 12 30 p m with Dean Abi Saied announcing the college opened in 1824. Thinan Rowlett leads student body coordinated presentation and community service awards will be given to up to four individuals chosen by a town committee.
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Holiday Inn
College Community Loan Fund
Lee College Student Center
Lee College
Leo
Baytown
Abi Fon Saied
Laird‘s
Thinan Rowlett
Awanis
Florence Niel
Te Mangements
Reventon
Ibi
Stolen Football At Horace Mann School
Principal Ray White told police Monday a football valued at $19 was stolen from an upstairs storage room at Horace Mann. Patrolman Billy Welch reported the east door pried and several items missing including a radio, clock, and meter head. Total value of items taken unevenly recorded.
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Horace
Ray White
Billy. Welch
P.m
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Soviet Communist Party
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