Baytown voters face three council seats election Tuesday
Baytown residents go to the polls Tuesday to choose three council members from Districts 2 4 and 5. Twelve candidates seek the three seats with issues including the city manager's salary garbage disposal a new library and outdoor toilets. Polls open at 7 am and close at 7 pm with election officials appointed after confirmation.
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Baytown
Pny
Bays
Baye
Rbaytown
T Pan
Paul H. M
W. D. (Wile) Reeves
al Clayton
Meirs
Don L. Evans
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Seeborn Cravey
Horace Mann
Tory Campos
Mit
Reeves
Willie Holloway
Velma Jordanstoy
Jersey Hay
R. B. Ks
Robert E. Lee High School
Raymond F. (Kay) Tickner
Humble Oil
Re ‘Hing Co
Houston
Iow
Roy T Hughes
Howard
I, Johnson
Mas T
Ward Jr
Baytown Refinery Oayplayes
B.A
Ubill McManus
J. B. le Fevre
Jonstone
Velma Jordan Ansley
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Local Club Show and Public Events Note
Sun Spots KK Style Show SETA SIGMA Phi Salute To Syrtring slated at pan Thursday. Kappa Kappa chapter Easter Egg sled at Secug store housing it a7 at Wednesday. The show will be open to the public. Democrats Meet A joint meeting of Precinct 100s will be held to hear Rep. Dean Johnston of Hal is County. Wrist watch theft reported from Linn dance pocket. two suspects questioned by Patrolman Gillis. Harris County Medical Society meets at 7:30 pm Thursday at Dr. Andrews’s office. Kiwanis program features Robert Lee students debating on federal control of labor unions. Two Crosby soldiers promoted at Fairchild AFB Joe Machala and Richard Kubin. Scarpenter WrIsling Co sets up equipment to drill an oil well near West Main and Chand Street after permit issued. Patrolman J. H. from Baytown Police reports minor incident.
Thursday Tides TPHs Readings for Galveston
The report lists tides and times for Galveston on Thursday. High tides are at 7 am and 4 19 am with additional afternoon readings at 1 pm and a morning Tow at 72 75 am.
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Galveston
Cherished Local Notices and Vague Town Buzz
Fragmented local notes mention licenses due Friday, census roatdless warnings, a improving appetite report from Sunt Paine, and remarks about Dr William E Marshall vocabulary pride. References to Mr and Mrs Jim Rhodes as proud parents, County Commissioner VV Zapsey gossip, a chamnebacw parade at 1am, Baytown Chamber of Commerce building ribbon, and pricing confusion. Police Chief Roy Montgomery invitations and Rev Dani Harris week in Dal.
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Sunt Paine
William E. Marshall
Jim Rhodes
VV. Zapsey
Baytown
Selee
Ben Thomas
Sam Stassi
Roy Montgomery
SIM Fenteay Arbout
Dani Harris
Dal
Negroes Storm Bastille In South Africa Protest
In Cape Town a crowd of about 30 900 black protesters marched on a heavily guarded police station. Under armed guard they demanded the release of leaders, booed a resisting officer, and forced the station to close. The march spread from Langa as authorities declared a state of emergency amid widespread opposition to apartheid policies.
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Faten
UN debates race issue as South Africa boycott continues
The UN studies the race riots and a police shooting in South Africa that killed two black men. Diplomats expect a council debate amid Africa amid tensions. South Africa, defending domestic policy, has boycotted previous UN Assembly discussions on apartheid.
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Cape Town
Hi Council
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Theassie
U.N. Assembly
Senate Committee Revises Rights Bill
A Senate committee rewrote a civil rights bill and sent it to the Senate without a clear recommendation after late Tuesday night session. The revised text aimed to broaden protections while limiting some enforcement measures, as lawmakers debated thresholds and enforcement authority.
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Washington
Capiatro
Dale
Tess
Dana
Aesgorun
Mrs Bednorz Rites Held At May Chapel
Mrs Bednorz a Baytown resident died at 10 am Tuesday at age unknown. The Rev Tin Gardner of Central Baptist Church led services at May Chapel. Burial followed at Memory Gardens Cemetery. Survived by husband P J Bednort of Baytown, two daughters Mrs Jagk Cauble of Winnie and Mrs Roland Far Hvis of Baytown, Mrs Hing of Baytown and Mrs Georgst of Houston, two brothers Drathe Yen Wilkerson of Houston and Jake Wilkerson of Bisheo Arizona, and two grandsons Carey Gaylord of Winnie and Lestie Wo Hightower of Baytown.
Emergency Corps Sets Open House in Bastown
Emergency Corps invites the public to an open house at the new Bastown building beside the police station. Mayor Reed Pruett will speak. ceremony includes inaugural fire chief and ceremonies director. Free coffee and donuts, toys, door prizes, and exhibits of corps history will be available for visitors.
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Bastown Volunteer Fire Department
Tle
Bittawn
Saith Mai
Rheed Pruett
Acressian
Vistore
Vistore Onwinelly Gruan
Tae Grate Peer Gan
Gs Rane
CaeCines
Water board approves Trinity River projects in Texas
The State Board of Water Engineers unanimously approved Houston and the Trinity River Authority plans to build a four million dollar plant near Livingston and a five million dollar salt water barrier at Wallisville to divert 1.2 billion gallons daily for industrial use. The permits will be conditioned on upstream Trinity development. Chairman Warwood Manford noted a dissent from two members but the motion passed with agreed conditions. The hearing ran from November 2 to March 16, with significant testimony and estimated two million dollars spent by supporters and opponents.
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Manford
Houston
TRA
Livingston
Wallisvile
Trinity
Residents urged to fill 1960 census forms Friday
Baytown area crew leaders urge residents to complete advance questionnaires received by mail to speed census taking and cut costs. Enumarators plan two weeks, with about 42 Baytown Highlands and Channelview workers among 100000 nationwide.
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Blce Reathard
Baytown
Highlands
Channelview
Fred P. Jones
B. E.burns
H. Frank Goss
Youth Conference Equal Opportunity Vision Judge Says
Washington AP Eleven percent of our children are reared in broken homes with eleven percent facing discrimination in education and jobs Fifteen percent live in abject poverty A Michigan Supreme Court justice warned that equal opportunity remains a vision and urged honor of the 13th 14th and 15th Amendments He praised Supreme Court rulings and youth for opposing segregation noting thirty percent of mothers with children under eighteen are employed He warned about juvenile delinquency risk and urged dedication to democratic ideals
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Michigan Supreme Court
George Edwards
White House
Edwards
jAmerica
Cuban Aide Denies Plot Involving Castro Officials
An aide to Fidel Castro denies involvement in a plot to bring two Americans to Cuba to smear the U.S. government. William Schergales, a former U.S. prisoner, told investigators that Juan Orta and Castro officials conspired in a supposed legal flight. The pro-Castro press had said Schergales and Howard Rundquist were forced down in Cuba to collect a police chief, but the U.S. probe remains incomplete with Schergales having spent time in Havana in February.
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Fidel Castro
Cuba
U.S
William Schergales
Florida
Juan Orta
Schergales
Orta
Castro
West Hollywood
Fla
Howsard
T. Rundquist
Miami
New
Matanzas
Privaise
Dyvo Montesing
Fulgenein Barlista
Washington
Tuesda Schergales
Nuclear ban talks and Polaris test mark mid east tension
A summary of mixed global signals including a proposed short term ban on underground nuclear tests, a Soviet reaction, and the Polaris missile test on a moving ship. Also notes on a grand jury in Amarillo, a Singapore wage dispute, and multiple obituaries from Henderson County and the tiny republic of San Marina.
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Eisenhwer
Harold Macnmillan
Drettys
Borg
Soviet Union
Two Tugs Collide In Houston Ship Channel
Houston ship channel collision involves two tugboats pushing barges. Damage described as minor with no injuries reported. Rescue efforts saved several children aboard one vessel, while a witness said authorities recovered a drowned boy.
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Houston Ship Channel
Houston
Hiurges
Cole
Baytown Chamber to Open Building with Ribbon Cutting
A Saturday ribbon cutting will honor many leaders at the Bay town Goose Creek area tri chamber complex. Immediate past presidents Harry F. Massey and Gordon L. Farned join the building committee in a brief outside ceremony at Main and Texas. Other past presidents and building committee members include Theo Wilburn Architect Lowell Lammers Manager Nelson McElroy and Wile Mall. The event marks the consolidation era of Baytown Goose Creek Chambers into the Tri City Chamber and back to Baytown Chamber.
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Baytown
Theo Wilburn
Lowell Lammers
Nelson McElroy
Farned
Massey
Goose Creek
Ef Do
Wile Diam EL Mmall
Coase Creek
Siown
Beisily
Jack Jacobs
Citizens National Bank and St Co
la Tour
Thad Felton
Houstor
Ford
Commer
Nets
Satelle Deater
T. Buson
Jonata Chaiesrn
Heuston
Rotary Luncheon Jokers Do April Fool Prank at Tower
Baytown Rotary Club’s Wednesday luncheon at The Tower sponsored by Jones & Laughlin. The program chairman Norman Hargrave, Tom Laughlin, and club members organized a lighthearted April Fool event. Reverend Bill Methrenne and a local pastor delivered light talks, while Tom Laughlin presided amid scattered pranks and banter.
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Baytown Ronny Club
Owas Jones & Laughlin
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Tom Latchyuu
Friday Last Day To Buy Car Tass The Raytown
Taxing authorities urge Friday as final day to purchase motor vehicles for tax year 3. A county tax assessor notes closing time at 3 pm. Local collectors and officials remind residents to complete transactions to avoid penalties.
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Aytown Kiwanis Club
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Robert Lee
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Clare Fare
Crosby
Fairchild, Air Force Base
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FR. J. Machala
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Anthony J. Nubin
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