Baytown Human Relations Council seeks ongoing work
The city’s Human Relations Panel plans to continue, with Chair Frank Goss resigning soon but urging continued effort and broad recruitment. James A. Anderson of Humble Oil and Refining Co. keynoteed, stating every Baytown area has sensitive racial problems to address, not radical change. The council outlines goals to improve relations, gather accurate information, and promote peaceful, lawful solutions while inviting citizen involvement and additional, mature members.
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Liggett
James A. Anderson
Humble Oland Refining Co
Bay
Anderson
Ite Oss
Baytown Human Relations Council
City Council
Baytown Sun
Austin
Port Arthur
Beaumont
Corpus
Christi
Texas City
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Baytown
Lee Liggett
Informaton
Baytown Council Manages Growth and City Policy
Local officials discuss annexation, city services, and budgeting to sustain Baytown growth. Emphasis on professional staff, open meetings, bond issues for improvements, and a tax rate sufficient for operations. Prospective changes include charter reexamination and planning for future needs.
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David Vanderburk
Baytown
Fox
Aceea
Hospital Notes Admits and New Arrivals NHS Gulf Coast
New hospital notes list numerous admissions from Gulf Coast and San Jacinto Methodist. Names include James Her, Emmett Galloway, O F Wardlaw, J J Sheffield, Ada McGraw, Rebecca Meadows, and others with room numbers and addresses. New births: Mr and Mrs John Wilson Highlands daughter born Wednesday at San Jacinto Methodist, and Mr and Mrs Milton Cobert La Parie son born Wednesday at San Jacinto Methodist.
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Gulf ‘Coast
James Her
G. D. Her
Pearl
Charles EF. Randolph
Little Road
Emmett Galloway
N. Jones
A. B.floyd
Bolster
Louis . Faulkner
Houston
John Mavhan
Finois
Ada McGraw
N. Felton
Poani
John Night
Park Way
Charles Smith
WW. Murrill
Carrie Little
Sam Housjton Courts
Rebecca Jean Meadows
Crosby
Nursery
John Wilson
Highlands
San Jacinto Methodist
Milton Cobert
la Parie
At-Large Polls Favored in Texas Redistricting Case
In Houston a pair of defendants in the Texas redistricting suit argue against delay, supporting at-large elections this year over current district U S representation. The hearing before Judge Ingraham follows a request by state officials to postpone reapportionment until after 1961 elections.
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Texas
U.S
Bill Elliott
R. B. Turrentine Jr
Atty
Waggoner
Carrland
Ingraham
Carr
Bob Looney
Looney
Who
Apoona
Jobe Connally
Thedistrict
R. Brown
James Noel
Joe Ingraham
Nwas
U. S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
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