SUN Spots Youth Fair and Fourth Degree Banquet notice
SUN Spots Youth Fair and Livestock Association announce a meeting at the Robert E. Lee Agriculture Building at 7 30 p m Tuesday. The Annual Fourth Degree banquet of Bishop C and Byrre General Assembly Knights of Columbus will be held Wednesday night at the Holiday Inn with a cocktail hour at 6 30 p m and banquet at 7 00 p m Reservations by calling N E Baumann at 583 4877 before 5 p m Tuesday Garden Club DIRT GARDENERS Hort- iculture Club meets Wednesday morning at 1391 N Pruett Grand Jury Pete Son of Robert E Lee High School and R L Martin retired Houston Lighting and Power employee from Baytown empanelled on the May term Morris County grand jury A A Buster Mosley Channelview insurance man is also a member Texas A M graduates Roy Bachmeyer John Fulkerson Linn Mitchell Brady Melvin Johnson Gord Wilson Walter Schoppa and Michael Whitcomb will graduate May 23 from Texas A M University Gov John Connally will deliver the commencement address.
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Bishop C
Byrre General Assembly
Knights* of Columbus
Holiday “Inn
N. E. Baumann
Pete Sons
Robert E. Lee High School
R.L. Martin
Houston Lighting and Power
Baytown
Morris County
Grand Jury
A. A
Buster- Mosley
Channelview Insurance
Texas A&m
Roy Bachmeyer
John Fulkerson
Linn Mitchell Brady
Melvin’ Johnson
Gordo’ Wilson
Walter ‘Schoppa
Michael Whitcomb
Texas A&m University
John Connally
Burglary and theft reports hit various Baytown sites
Baytown police investigated a burglary at Baytown Junior High School cafeteria where canned foods notebooks and a coffee percolator were taken. Other incidents include an alternator theft from a car near Citizens National Bank a skating rink burglary on Krowston Road and a Wismer Distributing box-car break-in with throwaway bottles valued at or nearby. Also reports of a missing item from a car and a teen football club gathering notice plus local meetings and a weather outlook through Tuesday.
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Baytown
Baytown Junior High School
Cleo Allen
Catena
Citizens National Bank
West
Pearce and Jones
C. W. Davis
Raintree
James Lenkford
Omer
Wismer's
Arounds town notes and local life glimpses
Mont Belvieu resident Guy Matthews headed a UT law moot court team that won a national trophy in Washington DC. Tommy Seales promotes a Spring Concert by the REL Choir. Louis Van Meldert shares family photos from Belgium. Al Melinger previews a Rotary program. Ezora Broussard notes multiple sets of twins in her family. The Wolfe couple celebrates a 71st anniversary. Earl Peel reports a birthday milestone. Local notices include trim dieting, a pop quiz threat, shade patio chats, berry picking with uncle Neal Oakes, and a two week East Coast tour by Mrs. P. T. Humphreys and friends. Washington DC cherry blossoms and dogwood bloom noted during trip. Cemetery guide cites 50,000 to 75,000 visitors per world.
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Guy Matthews
Mont Belvieu
University of Texas Law
Washington, D.C
Tommy Seale
REL
Louis
van Meldert
Belgium
al Melinger
Rotary
Ezora
Broussard
Sherry
Ann
Terry -Ann_ Griffin
Martha
Milton Griffin
Anette
Janette Griffin
Bir
C. R- Wolfe
Houston
Highlands
Earl Peel
the Sun
J.l.creel
Elis Smith
Howard
Ethel Morgan
Sheri “Lincecum
Berry
Neal Oakes
Skipper
P. T. Humphreys
East Coast
Washington, DC
Virgil Clark
N. E. Clark
Lois Summerlin
Alof
A. Hittburn
Shreveport
Aington
Cox Stays In Campaign For Senate
Republican Jack Cox said he would start campaigning immediately and would not withdraw from the race for the U S senate nomination. He predicted a win in the runoff against George Bush after Saturday's GOF primary placed Cox in a runoff with Bush on June 6. Bush said he could beat Ralph Yarborough and was elated by the results as Cox reported supporters from other candidates pledged their backing.
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Jack Cox
Not
U.S. Senate
GOF
Cox
George Bush
Houston
Bush
Feld
Robert Morrison
Milton Davis
Texas
Ralph Yarborough
Mrs. Martins Funeral Services Held After Fatal Car Crash
Mrs Daniel Noah Martin died in a two vehicle collision near Pensacola Florida Tuesday. funeral services were held Monday at Earthman Highlands Chapel at 9 730 am and 10 am at St Jude s Catholic Church. Rev Harry Hilski officiated and burial followed at Forest Park Cemetery in Houston. Survivors include her husband her mother Mrs Barbara Twardowski of Highlands a brother Joe Twardowski three sisters Delores Evelyn and Elizabeth two grandmothers Mrs Sophie Bilski and Mrs Mary Twardowski a cousin es Twardowski of High-.
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Daniel Noah
Martin
Pensacola
Fia
Earthman Highlands Chapel
St Jude's Catholic Church
Harry Hilski
Forest Park Cemetery
Houston
Barbara Twardowski
Highlands
Joe" Twardowski
Delores
Evelyn
Elizabeth
Sophie Bilski
Mary. Twardowski
Brenham
Twardowski
Baytown Fire Department Responds to Home Fire and Car Fires
Baytown firefighters answered a call about a fire at the J I Tefferies home 320 Bolster Street Monday morning. Flames from a light bulb caused the fire and were extinguished by water before the department arrived. Little damage reported. The department also responded to two car fires, one at Main and Texas Streets Saturday afternoon and another at Michigan and Nevada Streets Sunday evening.
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Baytown
J. I. Tefferies
Jeffers Fec
Main
Texas
Michigan
Nevada
Swedish Visitors Stop In Baytown
Swedish visitors led by Eric Kroon toured Baytown area host families including the Blooms and Peel family, learning about rice farming from Roy Burnside via private plane trips and viewing the Manned Spacecraft Center. They also visited Galveston and Houston before returning to Europe.
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Baytown
Eric Kroon
Maris
Axe
Michael
Roy Burnsiie
Kroons
Australis
Karlsted
Sweden
Wanda Orton
Eric Kroan
Australia
Dmrs
A. V. Bloom
Europa
Karl Peel
Blooms
Péries
Roy Burnside
Charles O'Connell
Martin L. Griffith
E. R. Petersen
Kroon
Burnside
Beytown
Manned Spacecraft Center
U S Destroyer Lyman K Swenson Arrives Saigon
The U S Destroyer Lyman K Swenson arrived in Saigon for a show of force after the sinking of the carrier Card. Aboard were Capt C C Hartigan Jr and other officers. eight Americans and a Vietnamese wounded in the Saigon grenade attack.
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Saigon
Vet’'Nam
U.S
Lyman K. Swenson
Suizon
Navy
Swenson
C. C. Hartigan Jr
7Th Fleet
Swenser
Hector Wittamio
West Paterson
N.J
Henry Cabber Ledge
Saigor Street
Joseph G. Gustafson
Bayfield
Wis
Spec
Sohn Arnett
Louisville
Ireneo Mayo
Ehilippines
Chicago
New York
Kroon
A. B.a
Soc- Kamyre Co
Mekong
Australia
England
Michael
Japan
Maria
Iva
U.S.A
Baker Wins Spot In June 6 Runoff
Robert W. Baker a Houston attorney and former state senator won enough votes in the Democratic primary to force a runoff against Rep. Joe Pool of Dallas for Texas at large. Pool led with 612,374 votes or 48.47 percent, while Baker totaled 295,375. other candidates were Dan Sullivan 196,180 Bob Looney 9 81 and Bill Elkins 1 3 142. Baker previously ran for lieutenant governor in 1962.
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Robert W. Baker
Houston
Joe Pool
Dallas
Texas
Texas Election Bureau
Baker
Jrace
Dan Sullivan
Bob Looney
Bill Elkins
Cox
House of Representatives
House
Bruce Alger
Ed Foreman
Midland
Alger
Earle Cabell
Foreman
Malcolm McGregor
Richard White
Lindley Beckworth
Jim Wrig Olin E. Teague
John Dowdy
Bob Poage
Omar Burleson
Wright
Benston Musslewhite
Southern Methodist
Eligio de la Garza
Lindsey Rodriguez
Joe Kilgore
Gene McCullough
LODGE
Blue chips rally as market widens gains in late trade
New York stocks moved higher in late trading as blue chips led gains. Market volume was about 5.6 million shares, compared with 6 million yesterday amid moderately active activity.
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New York
Lodge Write-In Major Surprise In Texas Primaries
In the Texas primaries Senator Ralph Yarborough won renomination amid a record vote, beating Lodge in a prominent write-in challenge. Lodge received 11,222 votes, with Goldwater on the ballot earning 99,143. Governor Connally easily won, while several Democratic incumbents and Republican candidates headed to runoffs or faced November opposition. The piece notes runoff dates and lists multiple Texas House races, including Cox and Bush, with various opponents and margins.
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Gordon McLendon
Dallas
Goldwater
Lodge
Ralph Yarborough
East Harris Voters Back Winners in Democratic Primary
East Harris County voters backed the winners in governor and U S Senator races. John Connally led in East Harris with 4,419 votes to Yarboroughs 3,737 in these boxes. Ralph Yarborough won statewide and in East Harris with 4,781 to 3,151. Langdon beat Owens 3,816 to 3,120 in East Harris. Baker led four opponents in the county portion with 3,457 votes. More returns on pages 2 and 8.
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Harris County
U.S
San Jacinto River
Robert
Bob) Baker
I Joe Pool
Dallas
Jim Langdon
Jesse Owens
Texas Railroad Commission
John Connally
Don Yarborough
East
Ralph Yarborough
Gordon McLennon
Yarborough
McLendon
Langdon
Owens
Baker
Fool
Dan Sullivan
Bob Looney
Bill Elkins
Students Fail to Integrate Memphis Church
In Memphis a Presbyterian minister and a mixed group of white and Black students tried to integrate Second Presbyterian Church during Sunday services but were turned back by ushers after reading a statement. Dr Carl Prichett of Bethesda Maryland led the small protest during the recent General Assembly proceedings opposing Second Presbyterian as the next assembly site.
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Memphis
Second Presbyterian Church
Carl Prichett
Bethesda
Bmd
Prichett
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church
U.S
Three Harris County runoff races loom in Democratic Primary
East Harris County voters head to runoffs on June 6 after a Saturday primary. Unofficial tallies show Russell Cummings ahead for State Representative position 1 with 45 268, facing J E Johnson with 45 392. TL John Ray Harrison leads 53 083 versus Herbert E Shutt 51 678 for another spot. George Cire leads 33 047 in a runoff with John Bradshaw 23 126 for the 165th Judicial District. Republican rivals Dan Goodyk... and Walter Fr Kengden were unopposed in their primaries. Countywide results show majorities for several Democratic candidates and notes on other races and officials.
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Harris County
Shelp
Staite
Russell Cummings
J. E. Johnson
John Ray Harrison
Herbert E. Shutt
165Th Judicial District
Paul Floyd
Clark
Bob Eckhardt
Art Forbes
William C. Montgomery
Henry C. Grover
Clyde Miller
Only One Incumbent Demo Ousted in Harris County Precincts
Conservative precinct chairman W F Ball Walsh of Precinct 12 Burnet Schools lost by 179 votes to Liberal Joe H Allen who had 315 in the Harris County primary. Other incumbents were reelected as results list multiple precinct contests and names. Several chairmen aligned with conservatives are named as associated with the losses and alignments.
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Roy H.J) Hughes
Highlands
M. A. Currie Jr
Chambers County Sheriff Re-elected In Stiff Local Vote
Veteran peace officer Otter was assured Monday of another term as sheriff after a countywide tally showing a 3 percent edge over his rivals. Complete canvass totals list Otter with 1,699 votes, Courtney 868, and Noddie Johnson 794, with numerous other local races including G.V. Mayes defeating Louis O’Brien for county commissioner and Gov. John Connally and U.S. Senator Ralph Yarborough carrying Chambers County by comfortable margins.
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Otter
Cc. Courtney
Noddie Johnson
Conuniy Commissiner
G. V. Mayes
Wallisvile
Louis ‘O'Brien
John Connally
U. S
Ralph Yarboveuch
Chambers County
Connally
Don Yarborouch
Arhorouch
Gorton i McLendon
Ape Peace Rageni
T. C
of Words
Lea
J. H. Creel
Weeds
Creel
Double Bay
Lee Haines
Lawrence Nelson
Fred Chitty
Mont Belvieus
Ker Clint Barrow
David Hoffpauir
Twits
Gerald McAdams
J. L. Ledoux
Constable
Rindel
D. L. Smith
Jack Morehead
Morehead
B. T. Smith
Gene Durden
Land J. FL Haynes
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Baytown City
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Danny DuBose
Sera Griffin Mchkey
Gary Lockhart
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Gander Gazette
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Toad Wellon's Ashbelt Saint School
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Baytown Junior High
Stephen F. Austin
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Citizens National Free
Melcher
Wiley Bell
Iz W. H. Miller
Gene Barrington
Martin el- Fant
Om Bass
Richard Smith
J. C. Whitfield Jr
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Lee Duggan Jr
Don Tones
Court of Domestic Relations
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David Ball Jr
Arthur Lesher
Donald K. Shipley
Frank Briscoe
John Cahoon
C. V.buster Kern
Arley R. Ni
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Bill T. Swanson
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Leroy Holy
Thad Felton Ford
Jeck Hester
Doris Flowers
Ashbel Smith School
Tidinern
Bert Mimat
Fireman's Hall
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Bigtown
A. Contreras
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