Montgomery march draws 15000 freedom demonstrators
A crowd of about 15,000 marchers gathered near St Jude’s Hospital in Montgomery at 12 30 am as security tightened along the route to the capitol. Police and army troops blocked streets while helicopters patrolled. Officials noted a calm display by white citizens amid ongoing tension and speculation over later events at the capitol.
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St. Jude's Catholic Hospital
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Sun Spots Car Wash and Teen Road-E-O Details
Sun Spots Car Wash and Saint Lutheran outreach sponsor a 9 to 3 wash on Saturday at the church with a 1.55 price per car. The Road-E-O deadline for the April 3 event is 3 a.m. Saturday for teens under 13 with valid driver licenses.
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Baytown Gleaned Notes from Local Circles and Visits
The column lists Baytonians traveling and social events including Rachel and Leon Daniell planning a Sunday flight to Port Hueneme California for three weeks to visit Dr and Mrs W E Denman and son Dane. Julie Anne Pitts receives an invitation to model in an April 3 fashion show in Houston. Several locals attended the Texas Credit Union convention in Corpus Christi with directors named H Humble Employees Credit Union. Charles Aycock recovers from a broken finger. Bill Killingsworth pays for coffee. Mickel tumbles in an electric dryer. Dick Manne and Joe Allen take on new commuter assignments. Andy Giles recounts a tale well told. Eugene Washington visits from La Porte as State University coaches develop football and track programs.
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Leon Daniell
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Join R. Pitts
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Corpus Christi
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Dick Manne
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Highlands
Orf
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Carver Athletic
Dir Pares
Henry
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la Porte
Ramsey to Speak at Baytown Chamber Meeting
Commissioner Ramsey will address the Baytown Chamber’s weekly membership meeting Friday. He is expected to discuss county road improvement plans for the Baytown area tied to the new high school north of the city. Chamber president Bill Strickler urges all members and interested persons to attend at noon at the Holiday Inn.
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Moon Crater May Be Safe Landing Area
Pasadena scientists reviewing 3814 Ranger 9 photos say Alphonsus crater floors show possible volcanic activity. They suggest flat crater floors and plains could host safer landings though solidified frothy lava may collapse under lander weight.
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Crater Plains
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Gerard P. Kuiper
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Voters urged to submit questions for April 3 school election
Baytown Sun invites school district patrons to mail questions to candidates. Questions should specify the target candidate. Many candidates have published platforms. some may not have answered all voter concerns. One issue concerns separation of the public school and Lee College boards.
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Lee College Boards
Next on the Menu Our World Today
Indonesian supervisory teams are falled at three oil company HQs and Friday by President Sukarno's government. Texas Legislature senators and representatives begin sessions to craft a general two year spending bill. IC C expected to approve Penn Central merger and wrap New Haven into package. Memorial erected on Mt Kennedy in Yukon Territory for President Kennedy. Bishop Jn going to Alabama to participate in civil rights activities. Lillie Sol and husband oppose venue in federal tax case. Oklahoma Senate notes impeachment study of N B Johnesn. U S propagand a war counteroffensive debated.
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Questons Judgment
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REL Student Questions Ousting Of Fund Drives
A Robert E. Lee High School student questions a school board move to end fundraising projects. The letter argues fundraisers support service clubs operations aiding orphans the elderly and underprivileged children with food baskets gifts and other services. It defends club efforts like selling apples hosting events and parking cars as community benefactors.
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Scout Circus TL be May 8 at Harris County
A Scout Circus event was announced for May 8 at Harris County. Baye Lawn Explorers and Scouts were invited to participate in the activities and demonstrations.
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Baye Lawn
City Ordinance To Regulate Pawnbrokers In Bay Town
The Bay Town city council will discuss a proposed ordinance to regulate pawn brokers at Thursday night meeting starting 6 30 pm. The agenda includes extending a water line to serve a new school and approving a payment of 319 000 69 to Walter J Mischer for Phase 3 street improvements. Bids on Phase 7 of the street improvement program are set to be considered, with bids opened Monday and other items on the agenda.
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Runoff Likely in School Board Race Amid Heated Contests
In a district where a majority vote is now required, a runoff seems probable with 16 candidates across three seats. The April 3 election centers on the ouster of Superintendent George H. Gentry and debates over Lee College’s future and school district reforms. Voter turnout is expected from about 15,000 qualified residents, with polls opening at 7 a.m. and closing at 7 p.m.
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Boyd Hill
Karl Ogryshek
George H. Gentry
Lee College
Anced
Edgar W. Greer de. L. D. Victory
Mary Nugent
Seth Mitchel
Norman Ponder
Science Fair To Feature Many Projects Saturday
Baytown Science Fair at Robert E. Lee High School spotlights hundreds of student projects. The event runs 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. with an awards ceremony, featuring ninth graders in senior division and a project on The Color Change in Frogs by Jimmy Sheats. Top winners aim for the Greater Houston Regional Science Fair on April 3, with several Baytown entrants having progressed to the National Science Fair in past years.
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Wanda Orton
Baytown
Robert E. Lee High School
Richard Ruckman
Highlands Junior High
William Lyles
Eyles
Jimmy Sheats
Local Classifieds Offer Quick Ad Help For Selling Items
A faded ad text urges readers to clear clutter and hire an ad writer to phrase notices. It cites the B G Stanleys selling items like a Maytag washing machine for 25 dollars and a sewing machine case at 20 dollars, suggesting quick housewide sales.
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Smith Will Preside at JCL Convention in Waco
Mike Smith, senior at Robert E Lee High School, will preside at the state Junior Classical League convention in Waco this weekend attended by about 1500 students and teachers from across the state. Smith was elected state president last year. The REL delegation previously won Sweepstakes in 1962 photography and contests. A featured address will be by Dr. Johnny Latimer, president of the American Classical League, professor at George Washington University.
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Robert E. Lee High School
Waco
Richfield High School
Johnny Latimer
American Classical League
George Washington University
Washington
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Ate
Clyde Smith
Green
United States to Maintain UN Funding Despite Delinquents
Washington reports the United States will proceed with about 200 million dollars in payments to the United Nations this year regardless of arrears by the Soviet Union France and others. Senate urging Johnson to pressure a workable financial formula with the USSR to satisfy peacekeeping assessments. Article notes U.N. funding seen as essential to U.S. foreign policy and greater influence over how General Assembly taxes are spent.
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Preliminary Investigation Returns From Baytown School Probe
Dr Raymond G Wilson of the Southern Association completed a preliminary look at Baytown schools and prepared a letter for Monday advising further action. He planned to visit Houston and Lee College officials as part of the ongoing review of removal actions involving Superintendent George H Gentry.
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Commission On Colleges
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Gentry
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Houston
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Hero's Welcome as Grissom and Young Return to Cape
Virgil L Grissom and John W Young return to Cape Kennedy after three orbit mission aboard Molly Brown. They faced rough seas with the craft splashing down near the prime target and prepare for simulated space maneuvers while the nation greets its space pioneers.
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Baytown Theft Report Details Cash and Purse Thefts
Baytown officers investigated multiple thefts including $235 stolen from a grocery cash register at Bowie Drive and Coder Bayou Road. A cashier heard a door clang and two people leaving the store. a black leather purse was also reported missing from First Christian Church near Baytown Bolling Supply. Patrolmen Ovieds and Mar Unez led the investigation, with changes noted at a Baytown desk.
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Otis- King
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Everette EO Staner
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