Teachers Face Secret Hearing At Carver High Board
A closed session of the Carver High School Board is planned to discuss alleged misconduct by two teachers. The meeting, requested by Stark, will include administrators and patrons to hear complaints and determine next steps before the next term. The action follows a breach of rules by one or both teachers and includes a watch ceremony later for staff. The board also weighed hiring and salary matters, with a proposed private session for personnel and the appointment of a financial adviser for bond issues. The plan includes changing starting salaries by education level and graduate hours, with details to be reviewed by the Policy and Salary Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Orton
Stark
Exgcu- Board of Education
Carver High
E. F
T P.m. Green
A. R.ventt
Robert E. Lee High
Thomas Masterson
George H. Gentry
Masterson
Goose Creek
Harris County
Wouston
Spring Branch
Clear Creek
Dicfeiné Samanta Non
Baytown Kiwanis Club Invited to Ice Cream Party
Sun Spots Kiwanions invites Baytown Kiwanis to an ice cream party from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at the home of J. Bryan Stratton 180 Bayshore Drive. Also Opti-Mrs. meeting and Civil Air Patrol cadet gatherings are listed with several local addresses and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanions
Baytown Kiwanis Club
Keyettes
J.bryan Stratton
Bayshore Drive
Opti
Opte-Ars
Wilton A. Roper
EL Republic
CAP
Baytown
Baytown Music Study Club
Willokly
Velma F. Tharp
N. Pruett
Notable locals head to Southern Baptist Convention trip
Around Atlantic City area residents and visitors prepare for the annual Southern Baptist Convention next week. Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Jordan join the convention vacation crowd. Mildred Yule and Mrs. H. G. Corniel relax during a Baytown gathering. Theo William blushes at praise. Miss Net Whiddon seeks an appointment. Rev. Cheek braves rain to tend hospital duties. Mrs. Perry Britton returns from a Europe Holy Land sojourn. Joe Cash, retired from Humble after 30 years, becomes a Pasadena resident. Ike Hall travels between Aruba and home. Bob Gillette and a companion tour Europe as guests of unknown hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Baptist T. Convention
Birs
A.L. Jordan
Mildred “Yule
The
Sun
H.G. Corneil
Baytown
Theo William
Perry Britton
Europe
Holy Land
Joe Cash
Pasadena
Ike Hall
Aruba
Bob Gillette
Trad
Margaret Felton
Boundaries Okayed For Junior Highs
New junior high attendance boundaries for 1964 65 set to manage Cedar Bayou growth. Horace M. Hinson explains lines for Cedar Bayou Mann, Baytown, Highlands, and JIS districts. Boundaries run along highways Goose Creek stream and San Jacinto River, including Glen Arbor Creekwood Ridgewood, and North Main to imaginary lines.
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Cedar Bayou
W. D
Hinson
Highway 10
Needle Point Road
Roseland
Wester
Guiley
Burnet Bay
Highlands Junior High
Barbers Hill
Cin
Decker Drive
Reddell
Litte
Schoppa
Wade
Lynchburg Road
Goose Creek Stream
North Main
John Martin
Connelly
Shepherd
Archer
San Jacinto River
Blinking Light At Old Baytown School Prompts Calls
A mysterious blinking light at the Baytown Elementary School building on Bayway Drive has residents and police puzzled. The light, mistaken for a burglar alert, draws many phone reports as locals fear intruders. a Lee College instructor says the light will be replaced soon.
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Baytown
Bayway Drive
Veteran House Appropriations Chairman Clare Cannon Dies at 85
Rep. Clareiea Cannon of Delaware, longtime chair of the House Appropriations Committee, died today aged 85 after entering Washington Hospital Center earlier in the week for unknown reasons. The death comes as national politics center on civil rights legislation and upcoming primaries with figures like Mike Mansfield and Nelson Rockefeller cited in coverage. The Labor Department opens a probe into Teamsters Union legal expenses involving President James R. Hoffa as Democratic and Republican state committees gauge May results and plan strategy for upcoming races in Texas and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clareiea Cannon
Hose Appropriations Commlities
Aldes
Cannon
Washington Hospital Center
Gulf Coast Union to discuss group health insurance proposals
Gulf Coast Industrial Workers Union representing about 2100 Humble refinery workers will hold a 7 p.m. meeting at Baytown Junior High to review medical and surgical insurance bids from Bankers Life Crown Life Insurance and Blue Cross Blue Shield. The session is informational with final decisions by mail ballot for covered employees and annuitants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Coast Industrial Workers Union
Humble of and Refining Co
Haytown
Baytown Junior High
Humble
GCIW
C. H. Harsrowe
Blue Cross
Blue Shield Insurance
Bankers Life Insurance Co
Des Moines
Crown Iife Insurance Co
First Names Drawn For World’s Fair Trip In Baytown
Ten Baytown residents were drawn in the first of weekly drawings to win two trips to the New York World’s Fair. The 50 total winners become eligible for the grand prize drawing June 8. The Citizens National Bank and Baytown Sun sponsor with Baytown merchants. Entry requires name, age 16 or older, and full completion in the entrant’s handwriting.
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New York
John Mauithiood
Clyde
Wisconsin
Fred Treadway
Tri-City Beach Road
Citizens National Bank
Baytown Retail
Citizens
National Bank
Baytown Sun
Baytown
Washington, D.C
New York City
Manhattan
Eith
Structure Is a Perfect Square High School Sketch
Architect James A. Davis presented drawings for a new high school to the Board of Education describing a virtually square structure. The building combines one and two stories with 203000 square feet total, including a central commons. The plan emphasizes safety, access, and natural light via skylights. Davis noted progress on McNair School and Robert E. Lee High School with partial completion figures and upcoming trades work. A recent McAllen High School visit accompanied the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Davis
Frneafinn
Davis
McNair School
Robert E. Lee High School
McNair
REL
McAllen High School
Ralph Speich
Billy Brosses Boyd Hill
Kerl Oprush
City Council To Study Street Bids Thursday
Baytown City Council will study bids on the Street from Main to Priett and the first phase of a street rebuild on Alexander Drive from Highway, with costs around 146 to 72,006 dollars. The council opened bids Monday. Skr la, Inc. of Houston submitted the apparent low base bid of 72,036.55 for limestone base. An alternate using sand stabilized shell base was 1,299.10 less. The city budget is about 210,000 for major street repairs this year.
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Baytown
Texas
Foyle
James Day
Main
Priett
Alexander Drive
South Main
Fritz Lanham
Jack Morton
Skrla, Inc
Houston
Morton
Council
Morten
West Main
Morrell
Schilling
North Fourth
Vaught Re elected San Jacinto Methodist Hospital Trustee Head
Vaught is re elected chairman of the San Jacinto Methodist Hospital Board of Trustees. New officers include Dr. James F. Mathis first vice chairman W H Schweitzer second vice chairman Rev Basil Jones secretary Rev Edwin Summers assistant secretary and B E Franklin treasurer. At large executive committee members are Albert Nelson Jr Theo Wilburn. The board re elected all committee chairmen and adopted a new procedure to place medical committee responsibilities in the executive committee. Approval is expected by the Texas Conference next month. Burton Batile, former administrator, resigned May 10 and Miss Neil Whiddon was named acting administrator until Daniel M. Brown arrives by June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Nelson Jr
Mont Belvieu
Theo Wilburn
Burton Batile
Neil Whiddon Hospital
Brown
Larry Stokes
Texas Conference Committee On Hospitals and
Stokes
Summers
Rusk Warns NATO of Cuba Danger and Viet Nam Aid
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged complete isolation of Communist Cuba at NATO talks in The Hague. He pressed allies to help Viet Nam with industrial equipment and medical teams while noting no need for manpower from others. Rusk warned against Soviet-Chinese pressure and called for continued aerial reconnaissance and a united embargo policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague
Netherlands
Dean Rusk
Cuba
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Rusk
Khonshchev
Red China
Khrushchev
United States
Soviet Union
Fidel Castro
U.S
Britain
France
NATO Council of Foreign “Ministers
Baytonian Top Athlete Award Given to John Sylvester
Rice University honors John Sylvester of Baytown with the Baytonian Top Athlete award, recognizing him as a top senior in the 1964 class. The award, presented Monday after the spring banquet, marks his second honor. his father, John W. Sylvester, a Baytown Refinery official, congratulated him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice University
Bob Quinn
John Sylvester
Baytown
Robert E. Lee High School
Sylvester
John WL Sylvester
Rice
Sylvesters
Oak Shadows
Graduate School of Ireland
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Calif
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Joe Hor
Leczy
End Knox Beay
Ers
Karl Opryshek
ASCE
San ‘Jacinto
Newman Ika and Newman, Inc
Cedar’ Bayou Junior High
Hathaway
Federal Aviation Agency of Houston
Frida Sir
Virgil Brown
Amrs
Fot Sa
Leaves of Gold
Donnie Wayne Cowart
Paul Anlice
Cersop
N. Felton
Menia
Robert EF
Lee
Higt
Galveston
Society Meeting
Society OF Helping Hands of Redeemer Lutheran Church
Niedelhofer
Funland Gas-a-Rama
Conroe
Old Highway
Sp Ss
Barbara Benita
Mejias
Miami
Andres Mejias
Win
Andres
MMS Tartar
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Congress
President Johnson
Nelson Rockefeller
West Virgina
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Nebraska
Labor Department
James R. Hoffa
State Demcratic Execuive
Gulf Coast Union
Amarillo
Tex
Jim Williams
Williams
New High School
City Council
Vaught
Sjmh Trustee Board
Daniel M. Brown
Huntington W. Va
M. J. S. Dewar
University of Texas
Hamble
Beytown Research Center
Peter Debye
Cornell Univer
Gordon
Western University
Yaugut
Citizens National Free
Dla
Co. Lan Este
Iss
Bay of Pigs
Jong
Forres
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