Baytown Briefs Highlight Local Scholars And Events
Baytown reports include ACINTO Branch of the Beta Burnside honors list at the University of Texas with Beth Burnside among top five. Bonnie guidance shows Swx students at Fort Harrison. Robert E. Lee High School hosts spring style show at Community House. Pat Sobotik chairs. Den Democrat HQ updates. Isaac Paine joins Pi Omega Pi. Doctor’s Day observed with red carnation gifts and a dinner. a model airplane theft noted. weather forecast and tides provided.
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Acinto
Beth Burnside
N. D. Burnside
Wallisville
Ewill
Simmma
Fining Co
University’ of Texas. M
Beth
Hruse
Robert E. Lee High ‘School
House
Admis
Sion
Pat Sobotik
Various Baytown Sun Snippets and School Notes
Sun staffers and local figures share health notes events and upcoming activities. Highlights include a style show by the AAUW, traffic light concerns near Robert E Lee High School, and drama students at REL winning district honors with The Bald Soprano.
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Erwin Simpson
Sun
Sue Jones
George Felkner
American Association of University Women
Velma Ansley
Robert E. Lee High School
Mish Hour
Mary Dunkerly
Wayne Bell
Pa Smith
Phideaux
Milton Young
Lou McKinney
Rick Wolfean
Joyce Kimmions
John McCulley
Bill Bord
Hoya Ash
Clint Nettleton
Leon Higginbotham
Bob Shinzel
Mike LeBlanc
Jan Mhisick
Syd Bynum
Kay Mallory
Houston Colt
Houston
Baytown
Sun Office
REL
Bob Rigby
Mary Newman
Whitaker retires as Supreme Court justice
President Kennedy announced the retirement of Justice Charles E. Whitaker at a news conference. Whitaker, in ill health, served five years and is 61. The same day the government accused Texas Commissioner Jerry Sadler of civil tax fraud seeking $125,258.08. Sadler claims a $4,558.92 refund. Kennedy urged Congress to authorize a new Office of Science and Technology to coordinate national security and general welfare efforts.
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Supreme Court
Charles E. Whitaker
Kennedy
Whitaker
Tll
U. S
Texas
Jerry Sadler
Essiming Sadler
Congress
Office of
Science and Technology
Constables Reserve Unit Formed Here in Baytown
Seventeen Baytown men were sworn in as the first deputy constable reserve unit in Justice Precinct 3. Constable Paul Anderson presided at the Chamber of Commerce Building. County Commissioner V. V. Ramsey praised volunteers for emergencies with Civil Defense or law enforcement. Civil Defense Director Robert Feinberg outlined structure and command, with C. C. Sheffield as reserve chief working with Anderson. Ramsey pledged support. Attendees included Dave Sherron as captain and a list of reserve members.
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Baytown
Bethes
Justice Precinct 3
Paul Anderson
Chamber of Commerce
V. V. (Red) Ramsey
Robert G
Bob) Feinberg
Civil Defense
C. C. Sheffield
Anderson
Ramsey
Dave Sherron
W. G. Finch
Gary L. Taylor
C. K. Murphy
W. B. Hastings
Cathriner
Wesley D. Thompson
Carl G. Laughlin Jr
Gordon O'Sullivan
W.pf
Dupltssser
B. Bailey
Oscar F. Ingram Jr
Robert L. Baker
W. B. McGreann
Gordon Lannon
Lindsey
Wilcox
Elah Mann
Abram Kert
Six City Council Candidates Vie in Baytown Races
Six candidates run for three Baytown City Council seats across Districts 1 4 and 5 as posters rallies and door campaigns fill the final stretch. Incumbent Velma Ansley faces Herbert V. Herbert and Arthur Lindstrom in District 4 while Roy Hughes contends with Jack Huron in District 5. Seaborn Cravey is unopposed in District 1. Absentee voting runs at city hall to 5 p.m. Friday and poll hours are 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. with results at city hall after closing.
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Fuir
Velma Ansley
Baytown
Herbert V. Herbert
Bay Own
Arthur Lindstrom
QA and Reifining Co
Kumbent
Roy Hughes
Jack Huron
Seaborn Cravey
Cravey
Horace Mann
Citizens For Good Government Committee
Herbert, Huron
Trustee Candidates In There Fighting for School Board
Baytown candidates Bob Burroughs and A R Von Stark Humble employee seek reelection as eight days remain before election Saturday April 7 with 13 polling sites. Incumbents Roy Fuller and Roy Elms face challengers while Dr L D Victory opposes Fuller and two rivals contest Elms for Position 7.
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Baytown Insurance
Baytown School Board
Bob Burroughs
A. R. (von
Stark
Alamo Elementary
Sahoo
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Horeczy
Humble OW and Refining Co
Roy L. Fuller
Humble
Roy Elms
United Il Rubber and Chemical Co
Fuller
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Baytown Chiropodist
Elms
University of Texas outreach meeting for high schoolers
Texas Ex Project invites high school students to an UT information session at 7 30 p m Thursday. The notice lists voting precinct locations and election judges, with a program titled Operation Brainpower presented by UT faculty and students. Precincts include Alamo School, David G. Burnet Elementary, Highlands Elementary, Ashbel Smith, Stephen F. Austin, San Jacinto, and others. Balloting runs 7 am to 7 pm across 13 precincts at various school sites.
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University of Texas
al Epathy Qusace
Alamo
James F. Rhodes
G. Hester
Wilkenfeld
Tidmon
Judgc l
University
Thad Felton
Jack
David G. Burnet
Selo
Highlands
Thad Felton Ford
Ashbel Smith
Firermen
Baytown
Stephen F. Austin
San Jacinto
William B. Travis
G. W. Carver
James Bowie
Hariem
McNair
Baytown Candidates Debate Bond Plans and City Taxes
Baytown Sun reports candidate Huron denounces council led bond push and urges citizen initiated bond elections for street work and improvements. He opposes outside property appraisers, favors local revaluation funding and questions tax rate hikes. Other candidates discuss planning, zoning, federal airport aid, eminent domain and avoid doubling property taxes.
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Luauuul
Huron
Baytown Sun
the Sun
Baytown
Itax- Collections
J.B. LeFevre
David’ Fundersbark
Kennedy Says GOP Opposition Hurts Economy
President Kennedy warned at a news conference that Republican efforts to kill the administration tax revision plan would hurt the economy. He cited $600 million in uncollected taxes on dividends and interest and urged support for the bill to boost growth and job creation. He noted the GOP aim to offset the plan by removing tax incentives and withholding tax proposals. Whittaker retires for health reasons, effective in April, with half-pay eligibility cited.
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Washington
Kennedy
House
Supreme Court
Charles E. Whittacker
Elections Loom Over Area School Boards On April 7
Time is running out as 44 candidates race for 12 positions on five area school boards with elections set for April 7. Channelview Barber’s Hill La Porte Anahuac Crosby areas report incumbents facing multiple challengers, with details on who is opposing whom and polling times at local school gyms.
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Sysstems
Channelview 7
Channelvins
Ellis Burnham
Loward Barr
W. J. Keller Jr
James D. Candray
Walkinshaw
D. J. Guillory
Arthur R. Allen
Connally Campaign Stops Scheduled in Baytown Friday
Governor candidate John Connally will campaign in Baytown Friday morning meeting supporters at Humble Oil Baytown Refinery main gate from 6 20 to 7 20 am. Campaign manager Dan Walton will accompany him. At 7 45 am he attends a breakfast at Pawas Motel Grill on Highway 146, inviting supporters. later he plans visits to Hart County cities and a civic group meeting at Oaks Civic Association Country Club at 7 pm with refreshments.
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John Connally
Texas Covernor
Baytown
Jon
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Dan Walton
Connally
Pawas
Highway 146
Civic Group
Country Club
Oaks Civic Association
REL Student Exchange Plan Pushed at Baytown
Progress on sponsoring two foreign exchange students at Robert E. Lee High School is reported by Mrs. Sam Hastings of the American Field Service Baytown Chapter. Donations from civic groups and REL students have begun, with a committee formed to select host homes.
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Robert E. Lee High School
Sam Hastings
American Field Service
Baytown
AEL
REL
U. S
AFS Tas
Jastings
Hastings
T. L. Satterwhite
Nolan Schulze
Jeff Paine
Velma Ansley
John Brit
Charles Carney
G. E. Vaught
Eula Potter
Carney
Satterwhite
Jeff
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Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Robert E. Lee High
Society OF Professional
Acinto College Board Ofjiton
Rice Hotel
Pasadena
IN Paine
University of Tendent
Pi Omega Pi
National
Miss Paine
Sigma Delta Tau Social Sorority
College of Is
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Harris County
W. Defoe
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Bowie School “Audiitorium
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Max Owens
Texas Butadiene 4 Chemical Corp
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W._H. Bridges
Leavins
Woman's Auxiliary
East Harris County
R. Mooring
Park
Don Baker
WSCS
Woman's Society of Christian Service
St. John’s Methodist Church
Sears
Susie Erabham
Robert M. Love
Humble Oland Refining Co
Anahuac
Cornell University
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Dick Johnston
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Jay Alvey
Odessa
Chuck Wagon
West Texas
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Jr. Strickling
Midatrs
J. W. Sprayberry
Jacinto School
Schooly
Wayne McClurg
Carver ‘High Lewis
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Florence Reed McLaughlin Dilton
Trime
Huron Speaks
Jeck ‘Huron
Rand
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Tenas Exes
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Perry Simmons
H. KE. von Rosenberg
Tillman O'Brien
C. W. Lubbock
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Texas Exes
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Ir. Lee Burch
Wall
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Lit Porteish School
D. A. Jenkins
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Jack Morehead
Thesease
Barler’s Hill
Wattisville
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