Two Plead Innocent as Houston Cops Nab 38
Houston police officers arrested 38 suspects in Baytown on traffic warrants. The group, stopped Wednesday night, posted bonds ranging from 25 to 75 dollars and were arraigned in Baytown and Houston courts. Most failed to reach defendants by phone. officers then located them at home or via the police station.
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Houston
Baytown
Touston
vFams
Manston Corporation Court
Walling
Corporation Court
SUN Spots Cake Pie Sale and Local Notices
Local notices describe a pie and cake sale sponsored by Women Missionary Council of Central Assembly of God starting at 9 am Friday in front of Beall’s. Absentee voting for the school trustee election April 4 is postponed as the school administration building closes. final absentee days move to Monday and Tuesday in the school tax office. A coffee event at 7:20 pm Thursday in Highlands State Bank community room features candidates Dr W H Bridges and Ray Fuller. Also listed are a funeral notice for A W Looper of Bentley and a Baytown stamp club meeting at Sterling Library with a Panama Canal Zone stamps program. Weather notes forecast cloudy to partly cloudy with a late warm spell and temperatures around high 70s. Galveston tides Friday high at 3:41 am and 4:29 pm, lows at 10:08 am and 7:06 pm.
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Women’s “Missionary Council of Central Assembly of God
Beall
W.H. Bridges
Ray Fuller
Highlands State’ Bank
Baytown Stamp Club
Sterling
S. al Wilhite
Panama
Canal Zone
Consolidated Chemical Co
Ar M
Chemiecal Co
Eastern
M- Li
Neal
Enager
Fritz Lanham 14 Y
San Jacinto
Sterlihe Municipal
Visitations, thefts and local notes from Borger area
Mrs Mabe Settlemyer of Borger visits her daughter's family in Freeport and Dallas visit plans are noted. Tulip theft reported at Mrs T A Young’s yard. Texas A&M student Jimmy Pr idmore recuperating from surgery. Bobby Jack Sutphin and Stella Herring appear in local notes. Capt Jack Jacobs holds Kennedy half dollars. Alan Erwin misses work as time goes slowly on.
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Mabe
Settlemyer
Borger
Skipper Franssen
Steve
Shelly
Franssens
Freeport
Rusty
Glenda
Norma Bush
Dallas
T. A. Young
E. Gulf
Jimmy Pridmore
Texas A&m University
Tiny, Morris
Cedar Bayou Road
Houston
Bobby Jack Sutphin
Stella Herring
Jack Jacobs
Kennedy
C. Tidmen
Alan Erwin
LBJ Appeals for Civil Rights Support Split Baptist Stance
In Atlanta, Southern Baptists show mixed reactions to President Johnson's call for backing a strong civil rights bill. Alabama leaders reject federal coercion while others urge responsibility, with some ministers supporting engagement and others opposing the measure.
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Atlanta
Johnson
Washington
James Duncan
Capital Baptist
Southern Baptists
Duncan
Alabama
George ‘E. Bagley
The
Baptist
Leon Macon
Alabama Baptist ‘State Convention
Henry Lyon
Montgomery
Ala
Harold W. Seever
Mobile
Southern Baptist Convention
GOP Senate Candidates Oppose Civil Rights Bill
Republican candidates for the US Senate opposed the civil rights bill and the poverty bill at a Beaumont fund raising dinner. They backed an Ohio congressman's call for a State Department investigation and endorsed Barry Goldwater for president. Morris and Bush favored exile government, while Davis and Cox backed an immediate Cuba blockade. Democrats urged Republicans to run in the GOP primary.
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Associated Press
Senate
Beaumont
Ohio
Barry
Goldwater
R-Ariz
GOP
Inominee
U.S
Robert ‘Morris
Dallas
George Bush
Houston
Milton Davis
Jack Cox
Dan Sullivan
Norman Bond Dies of Heart Attack in Texas
Norman C Bond 55 of Baytown died of a heart attack at 5 20 p m Wednesday aboard a boat on Camp Creek Lake near Franklin He was a longtime employee at Humble Oil Raytown Refinery and a Grace Methodist Church member He is survived by his wife Anna Lee Bond daughter Jean McCain and two grandsons Stewart and Terry plus three brothers and a sister Funeral services set for 3 30 p m Friday at Paley Reed Funeral Home Hearne with burial at Franklin Cemetery
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Norman C. Bond
Harvey
Camp Creek Lake
Franklin
Mirs
Anna Lee Bond
Jean McCain
Stewart
Terry
Baytoun
Paley Reed Funeral Home
Hearne
Edwin T. Summers
Grace Methodist Church
Franklin City’ Cemetery
Battown
Bond
Grace, Methodist Church
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Raytown
Band
Brazos
Three Hour Good Friday Devotion Planned in Baytown
The Baytown Ministerial Alliance sponsors a three hour Good Friday service from noon to 3 p.m. at Grace Methodist Church replacing the sunrise Easter rite at Memorial Stadium. The event aims to become annual and features multiple clergy from local churches, inviting the entire community to attend.
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Baytown
Leroy Stanton
Grace
Methodist Church
Pruett
Memorial
Baytanians
Stantonia
MacArthur Battles Pneumonitis Amid Serious Illness
Gen Douglas MacArthur shows signs of pneumonitis at the base of his right lung and begins antibiotic treatment at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. Commandant Brig. Gen. Murphey calls his condition critical but improving from Monday, as President Johnson and world leaders send messages of concern. The general, operated on March 6 for gallbladder removal, faced a subsequent emergency surgery for internal bleeding six days later and is now recovering.
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Washington
Douglas MacArthur
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Henry S. Murphey
Johnson
Japan
Occupation Talk Draws 1700 At REL High
About 2700 students at Robert E Lee High School took part in the second session of occupational meetings. Forty-six business and professional people from Raytown spoke on careers in fields ranging from accounting and architecture to nursing, law, engineering, teaching, and media.
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Bobby Sutphin
Robert E_ Lee High School
Raytown
Maxie Kelly
Jim Nelson
jWillie’ Morena
Sgt
Ron
Nussbaum
Army
Spencer
Ferdinal
Navy
Fred Buxton
Bill’ Duplantis
al Flury
Frank Spuhler
Marilyn Head
Hu Perry
Elaine Linder
Eugene Stewart
Kenneth Ford
Keith Dallas
Department J
James iWalmslew
Co Medical
Doetors
Filmer Dalton
Marcia. Cooper
Ed M.mackett
Clay purse held up to enforce contract terms
Washington Senate investigators report that half of Cassius Clay's heavyweight title bout purse with Sonny Liston is being held to ensure Clay meets a revised contract. The move aims to guarantee compliance with the agreed terms of the fight.
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Washington
Senate
Cassius Clay
Sonny Listen
Clay
Baytown to mark Passover Friday observance
Baytown area Jewish community begins Passover observance with services at 1 p.m. Friday and 7 a.m. Saturday at K Nesseth Israel Synagogue. The festival, lasting until sundown Saturday, April 4, marks the release of the Jews from Egypt and the festival of matzoth.
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Baytown
Baytown Area
Sund Wn
K'Nesseth
Israel
Egypt
Baytown Council to Hear Kentucky Street Spur 201 T
Baytown City Council meets Thursday at city hall at 6 30 pm to consider opening Kentucky Street into Spur 201 and other items including a $5 transfer from contingency for Venetery Volunteer Fire Station repairs a curb and gutter petition on El Wumble Street bids for summer yard care and group hospitalization insurance reports by committees.
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Baytown
Kentucky Street
City Hall
Venetery
EL Wumble Street
Fourth
Seventh
Shell Man Claims Dredging Boosts Bay Oyster Industry
Claude Allen, Houston attorney for the Joint Organizations for Business Survival, told Baytown Rotary that dredging in Trinity and Galveston Bays has increased oyster production in the 1962 63 season and near record peaks. He cited 1 314 177 pounds of oyster meat from Galveston Bay and 117 000 cubic yards of reef shell dredged, warning curtailment could wreck three Harris County area industries with payrolls exceeding 109 million dollars and harm cement, dredging, and mineral feed sectors.
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Shell Industry
Baytown
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Allen
Houston Ship Channel
Baytown Planner to Speak at Chamber Luncheon
Baytown city planner Jay Ash will address the Greater Baytown Chamber of Commerce luncheon at the Holiday Inn at noon Friday. He will report on the Master City Plan progress and discuss the upcoming permanent membership drive with volunteers and committee members named by W. J. UBIE Strickler.
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Jay Ash
City Planer
Bernard Johnson
Houston
Willk
Greater Baytown
He Neere
Bay Town
Strickler
Chamber
Vol Sunkeys
Lary Hale
W. F. ‘Sanford
Lavern Fuller
Freemanent
Strickler Sant
Fliet Dave Moore
Senate moves to take up civil rights bill amid debate
In Washington the Senate voted to take up for formal consideration the House passed civil rights bill ending a March deadlock. The move by Democratic Leader Mansfield passed overwhelmingly as Southerners, opposing the measure, watched. A motion by Morse to send the bill to the Judiciary Committee for 10 days of hearings followed, with a tabling attempt likely later today. Humphrey warned the tabling motion could prevail, pushing debate to Monday after Easter. Sponsors say time is wasted and the bill should proceed.
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Washington
Senate
Mike ‘Mansfield
Montana
Wayne" Morse
D-Ore
Senate Judiciary Committee
James O_ Eastland
D-Russ
Hubert H_ ‘Humphrey
Dminn
the Hill
Barbers Hill trustees eye high school site near I-10
Barbers Hill School trustees considered purchasing a site about a half mile north of Interstate 10 at the mouth of Crit Hon Bayou for a possible new high school. Finger Interests would provide right of way to the site. Superintendent W C Underwood said new high schools are being explored for ideas and construction.
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Barbers Hill
Finger Interests
Crit Hon Bayou
Ikaan Po
W. C
Insi
Tei- Ji
Trac Itor
Underwood
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