Baytown Lions Light Bulb Sale Opens Thursday
Baytown Lions Club starts its annual door to door light bulb sale with about 18,000 sacks of four 10 watt bulbs each. The fundraiser supports sight conservation and the Crippled Children's Camp, plus Lions College scholarship and baseball programs. Nine districts run a seven day canvass led by co chairmen Charlie Carney and Shotwell, with about 60 members participating.
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Baytown Lions Club
Lionsack
al Shomell
Baytown
Wooster Lions Club
Lions
Lions Club
Lions Club College School
Joness Club
Robert E. Lee High School
Charlie Carney
Shotwell
Leroy Stanton
David Norton
Nolan Schulze
W. J
Bill) Snickler
Jim Sheley
Cust Bates
Ray Sloan
Roy Elms
George Bennett
Deadline District Loan Fund Board Nominates Members
The loan fund board names members to assist the lege office for additional de eiation. Appointees include DePierri Jr Humble Wayne Greg ory Jo Geumple LC faculty John Heger Sinta Bank George Lerch Ted Lyman John Reiter W J Bil Strickler and Roy Comeaux as board president.
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Roy Comeaux
The
Loan Fund
Apartment Fire Damages Unit in Baytown
Baytown Fire Department answered a fire call at 101 E. Gulf apartment owned by M Wilkenfeld. Fire Chief Art Lintelman said the blaze, caused by a short in the wiring, caused little damage.
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Baytown
Thunderstorms Bring Rain and Hail Across Texas
Thunderstorms moved eastward across northern Texas with heavy rain and some hail. A severe thunderstorm warning was issued for Wise and Cole counties before dawn. The Graham to Jacksboro area faced a line of storms with gusts up to 60 mph. Hail the size of peas fell near Stamford. Dallas and Austin reported heavy rainfall as storms covered Wichita Falls Abi line and San Angelo regions. Central and East Texas saw widespread cloudiness and scattered showers.
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Associated Press
Tesas
Texas
Wise
Cole
Graham-Jacksboro
Childress
Panhandle
Big Spring
Victories Across States Spark Political Upheaval
Alabama reports a Wallace victory with unpledged electors and rising Democratic revolt in Macon County where many Negroes seeking office clinch nominations. Holland secures Florida Democratic nod for a fourth term while Jacksonville mayor Burns and Miami mayor High head toward a May runoff. Walker narrowly leads Chavez for U.S. House as district results show Wallace and Goldwater strong in Indiana and Taft ahead in Ohio. In Houston, John Glenn says his hopes now hinge on improving health.
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Macon County
Ala
Florida
Spessard L. Holland
Hayden Burns
Jacksonville
Robert King High
Miami
Wo Merxrico
E. S. Johnny Walker
Fabien Chavez
U.S
District OF Columbia
Rev
E. Franklin Jackson
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Indiana
Welsh
Wallace
Goldwater
Jed Stassen
Ohio
Taft
Duried Brown
Young
Glenn
Houston
Tex
John Glenn
Hospital Notes Admitted List At Gulf Coast And San Jacinto
New arrivals and patient admissions list at Gulf Coast and San Jacinto Methodist hospitals. Includes names such as Mrs K L Anthony Mrs John W Pulleine John Troy Harrison and Dennis V Eazey with room numbers and addresses. Also notes a new arrival couple in Crosby and a birth at San Jacinto Methodist.
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Gulf Coast
K. L. Anthony
Michigan
John W. Pulleine
la Porte
John Troy Harrison
W. S Main
Diet D. Burt
Lewis S. Wiedeman
Utah Jin
San Jacinto
Dennis Houghton
Crosby
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LSC Considers McMurry and San Angelo Joining
NACOGDOCHES Texas APMcMurry and San Angelo will be considered for Lone Star Conference membership. Faculty athletic representatives meet Friday and Saturday with expansion on the agenda. McMurry is independent and San Angelo returns to football this fall during the conference spring track golf and tennis meet.
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Nacogdoches
Ship Channel Vision Promotes Houston Growth and Port Trade
Johnson touts a 25 million dome stadium and a 75.9 million intercontinental airport as part of a Savannah port metaphor. He links galveston Houston trade to a national economy powered by waterborne commerce, citing a 2.6 billion dollar industrial complex and 5 million tons of cargo handled annually. Police report tire theft on a truck parked on Bey Lane from 8:10 to 9:30 p.m. Tuesday.
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Houston
Johnson
Galveston
the Navigation District
Sam Houston
America
Imong
Buford Fulcher
Kelley ‘Lane
Bey Lane
Beef Cattle Meeting Planned at Chamber of Commerce
A beef cattle meeting is set for 7 30 p m Wednesday at the Chamber of Commerce building. Speakers include Vel D Thomipson Weldon Newton and Ed Uvacek extension specialists from Texas AEM University.
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Chamber of Commerce
Vel D. Thomipson
Weldon Newton
Ed Uvacek
Texas Aem University
Tornadoes and storms kill two across six states
Our World Today reports a rash of tornadoes and severe thunderstorms across six Midwestern states cause two deaths and injuries exceeding 46 with extensive property damage. An obituary notes Wyatt C. Hedrick, 75, a renowned engineer and architect, died in Mouston hospital. A Soviet submarines program may reach seven to ten yearly. Kennedy Round talks at Geneva gain green light for world trade. Mayor Wagner declines Democratic VP bid but keeps option open. Senate civil rights debate stalls after 49 days as amendments loom. The Navy reports heavy damage to USS Decatur after colliding with USS Lake Champlain at Newport.
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Navy
Decatur
Newport
R.L
Lake Champlain
Charges Filed After Baytown Wreck Involving James A Marshall
James A. Marshall, 25, of 2113 West Main, remained jailed in Baytown after multiple charges. Justice of the Peace M M Brown's court accused him of driving while intoxicated and carrying a prohibited weapon. Marshall was arrested by Police Officers Dale Schimming and A W Henscey at 7 57 p m following a collision within Baytown city limits. He faces additional counts in Corporation Court before Judge Barney Wanl for no operator’s license and negligent collision.
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James A. Marshall
W. Main
Baytown
Justice ‘of the Peace
M. M. Brown
Marshall
Po- Lee
Dale Schimming
A. W. Henscey
Etty
Q Marshall
Barney Wanl
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