Johnson Says Stupid Men Might Sell Out At Big Four Meet
Senate Democratic leader Lyndon B. Johnson warned that a Big Four meeting could lead to a sellout only if the country is represented by stupid and unpatriotic men. He defended President Eisenhower against GOP attacks and credited him with peaceful motives while criticizing Republican senators for denouncing foreign policy.
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Johnson
Washington
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Eisenhower
Texas
William R. Knowland
Calif
Styles Bridges
R-N.h
GOP Policy Committee
Ren
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Congress
Capitol Hill
Baytown Community Chest Budget Meeting Agenda
Dr Arthur A Draeger chairs the first Baytown budget committee session at 7 30 pm Tuesday in the Baytown School administration building The schedule also notes a Memorial Stadium football scrimmage moved to Friday 3 30 pm with public invitation and a Highlands Sheripry League workout at 4 pm for under 14 players Pat Pattison seeks eligible youths for the team In other notes Internal Revenue official Roger Ler says the Woods building office hours shift to Mondays 8 15 am to noon The Gazette Wins Honor at Talewscholastic League contest with Robert Fe Lee High School Gander Gazette Goslin Press and Horace Mann Mirror earning awards
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Arthur A. Draeger
Community Chest
Baytown
Sheripry
Highlands
Pat Pattison
Internal Revenue Department
the Woods
Myrna Crosby
Jimmiy McClellan
Bernard Selenskey
James Stricklin
Charles Mills
Joe Buf Birch
Linda
Jakacdon
Alfred Crouch
Ralph Wolfe
Texas Chemical Council
Royals
General Tire and Rubber Co
Chib
Cardi Hammond
Joan Banta
Robert Hammon
Evangeline Smith
Lvel
Georgia
Pitts
Robert Jones
Maurles Cornelius
Evelyn Gill
Uin
Istorian Club
Carol Patella
Carnal Hammon
Hobart Noch
Pat Bond
Chamber of Gcommercee
L Speak For
Robert B. Lee
Around Town Notes Previewing Weekend Events
Dolores Vernon prepares ice cream and Stella Herring plans weekend meals while Virginia Moreno gears up for three events. Nona Rushing discovers a valuable item, the Zumwalts host family, Winnie Kelley checks on her daughter, and T. I. and Rose Peck attend weekend track events in the capital. Willadine Hines plans for the opry, Corrie Laughlin jokes about the heat, and Toadie Osien is ready to perform but not called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dolores Vernon
Alden Weaver
Walter Honvkell
Sun
al Molinger
Stella Herring
Virginia Moreno
Nona Rushing
Mae Zumwalts
Winnie Kelley
Rose Peck
Capitol City
Willadine Hines
Opry
Corrie Laughlin
Toadie Osien
Damage suit filed against City over meter incident
Joe Holecek of Baytown files a civil suit in Houston asking 26000 dollars for injuries when he stepped into an open water meter box on February 3. He alleges the top of the meter box was left off and his leg was broken in three places. The suit adds to more than a million dollars in pending cases against the city. Holecek parked at 403 West James and fell when exiting his car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Holecek
Baytown
Holecek
Civil District Court
Houston
Little and Zorn
Hotecek
West James
Investigation Ordered Over Death of Gene Symonds in Singapore
The United States ordered an immediate probe into the death of Gene Symonds, United Press manager for Southeast Asia, after a savage beating by rioting Chinese students in Singapore. State Department officials stated the investigation aims to explain why police cars passed by Symonds as he lay in the street and will determine next steps once the inquiry concludes.
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Washington
United States
Gene Symonds
United Press
Southeast Asia
Singapore
State Department
Symonds
Lincoln White
White
U.S
Lampton Berry
Humble Promotes Grant To Employe Relations Post
William Grant Jr is named assistant manager of Humble Oil and Refining Co employe relations, succeeding Ray Horton as Dailey becomes manager of the Baytown refinery employe relations department. Grant, a Princeton graduate, joined Humble in 1931 after Standard Oil NJ work. Dailey, a Baytown native, will speak to the Men's Brotherhood at First Presbyterian church next Tuesday. his wife is twin sister to Mrs. L G Sanders of Baytown.
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William Grant Jr
Baytown
Humble Oil and Refining Cola
K. R. Dailey
Dailey
Ray- H Horton
Grant
Princeton University
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Humble
Men's Brotherhood of the
First Presbyterian Church
L. G. Sanders
Billy Graham Film At Central Church Saturday
"Souls In Conflict" will be shown at 7 30 p m Saturday in the Central Baptist church auditorium as the week of revival meetings led by the Central Brotherhood climaxes. Admission is free and the public is invited. The film, produced with a London crusade, portrays a prominent actress a jet pilot and a penny ante gambling factory worker with Joan Winmill Eric Micklewood and Charles Leno in key roles.
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Billy Graham
Central Baptist Church
Central Brotherhood
Graham
Joan Winmill
Christian Servics
Eric Micklewood
Charles Leno
Fair Weather Saturday for Humble Day
Baytown forecasts call for calm skies as Humble Day preparations proceed. After storms earlier in the week, forecasters predict only light showers or none, with no rain expected Friday night into Saturday in Baytown.
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Baytown
Humble Chis
Texas
Trespassing Charge Filed In Crosby Farm Incident
Baytown resident Johnny Hare charged a man with trespassing after an incident at a Crosby farm. The man ignored a posted no trespassing sign, tore down a pasted notice, and provoked Hare to flee the scene, resulting in the charges in Justice of the Peace Walter Queen's court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Hare
Baytown
Crosby
Hare
Justice of the Peace
Walter Queen's Court
Taylor Nominated Far Staff Chief
Washington United States President Dwight D. Eisenhower nominated General Maxwell D. Taylor on Friday to be Army chief of staff replacing General Matthew B. Ridgway who will retire June 30. Taylor is currently Far East commander in chief of all U.S. and United Nations forces. He will be replaced by General Lemnitzer who now commands forces in the Far East and the Eighth Army. Ridgway asked for voluntary retirement.
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Washington
Maxwell D. Taylor
Hisenhower
Army
Matthew B. Ridgway
Taylor
Far East
U.S
United Nations
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Lemnitzer
Army Forces Ince
Eighth Af
White House
Ridgway
Robert T. Stevens
Stevens
Baytown Highway Plans May 17 Meeting
Baytown Chamber of Commerce Highway Committee will meet with county and state officials next Tuesday to discuss widening plans for Highway 246 and Highway 73 intersections. District engineers from Houston and Beaumont will attend along with local officials to tour Highway 73 and review Trinity and Old River bridges.
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Baytown Chamber of Commerce Highway Committee
Chamber Board of Directors
W. T. Busch
W. 3. Carmichael
Houston
W.E. Simmons
Beaumont
Cedar Bayou
Ley
Baytown
Trinity
Old River
Rebel Inn
Carmichael
Jim Douglas
Douglas
Jim Richards
Public Works Department
The
Houston Chamber of Commerce
Busch
Zridge
H. H. McCollum
Chambers County
Chamber's
Buseh
T. J. Short
F. R. Higginbotham
H. F P. Hartman
W. E B. Kerr
Lowell Lammers
Baughman Wins Bert-EL Award At Esem bly
Ralph Baughman a junior won the Bert Black award for scholarship citizenship and leadership at the 1954 1988 session awards assembly. He received the plaque from Sammy Caskey and was among many students recognized for academic achievement athletics and community service.
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Ralph Baughman
Robert B.lee
Bert Black
Baughman
Sammy Caskey
Bert Black Sr
Bert Black Jr
Baaia
Four Cars Burn Before Dawn in Baytown Fire
Four cars burned before dawn on Friday in a Baytown four unit apartment garage at 100 Sehling. Fire Chief Art Lintelman said a smoldering cigarette likely caused the blaze. Cars owned by Ernest White James Young and Robert Brisendine suffered major damage with total losses for Brisendine’s 1964 model. Fire damage affected all four cars and the garage, with estimated losses around $1000. Residents of the 100 Schilling apartments awoke and evacuated as flames spread quickly.
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Rosalie Myers
Baytown
Davis Road
Art Lintelman
Ernest White
M. M. Brown
Sehling
Robert Brisendine
Brisendine’s
Schilling
0.M. Graham
Sherwin-Williams Paint Co
Baytown man earns civil engineering degree after nine years
Hugh Lansford, 404 North Baytown, will receive a bachelor of science in civil engineering from the University of Houston during commencement June 3. A General Tire designer, he balanced night classes for five years with work, logging about 100000 miles driving to Houston and four Bs in courses while his wife waited with patience through a nine year journey. He plans a break before pursuing further study.
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Baytown Man
Hugh Lansford
Jomnella Boynton Sun
North
University of Houston
Lansford
General Tire and Rubber Co
Texas A and M Aiter
Barbers Hi High School
Beaumont
Humbl
General Tire
Lee College
Tlanaford
Baytown
Houston
Harley Lansford
Mont Belvieu
Eng
Underwood Charged With Swindling Over Painted Charge
EW W Underwood, a Bay town painter, faces swindling charges for charging 15 53 worth of paint to another man Richard Snelson without permission. Snelson’s credit was checked and deemed good, but Underwood signed Snelson’s name on the ticket. Weeks later the unpaid account led Galcaman paint company to expose the fraud in court.
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EW. W. Underwood
Baytown
Justice of the Peace
Walter Queen
Underwood
Richard Snelson
Snelson
Roseland Pool Opens Saturday At 2 P M
City Manager C D Middleton says Roseland Park pool opens at 2 p m Saturday with weekend closings to follow It will remain closed Sundays and reopen the next weekend The May 28 opening marks summer hours Admission is 5 cents for children and 50 cents for adults to enter during the opening period University and high school events are noted as reasons for adjusted hours
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Roseland Park
C. D. Middleton
City Council Agrees To Buy Ball Park Lights
Baytown council relaxed spending rules to back lights for a teen age baseball park proposed by the Optimist Club. A $1500 appropriation funded a city nurse position. four parking meter boxes, $22.50 each, were approved despite objections. An alternative park site at Humble Oil land or a school tract was sought, with $250 for rights moves.
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City Counc
Baytown
C. Darwin Middleton
Harris County
Joan Johnson
Johnson
Nurge
State Health Department
A L. Clayton
R. B. Berekeron
Uptown
Clayton
Bergeron
Jier- Rerun
Vita
Park Alto
Texas City
Edwin Clack
Council Inn
Tver School
Humble of and Refining Ca
Wes Winder Consideration
Sea Council
Bishop Quin to retire with final Baytown visit
Bishop Clinton Quin of the Diocese of Texas will make his last official visit Sunday at Trinity Episcopal Church in Baytown. He will conduct confirmation services at 5 p.m. and a parish supper will honor him as he retires October 31, the anniversary of his becoming bishop in 1928. He plans to move to Richmond with Mrs. Quin after retirement.
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Clinton Quin
The
Dionese of
Texas
Baytown
Trinity
Piscopal Cntizen
Quin
Houston
Kentucky
Trinity Episcopal Church
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