Sun Spots Men’s Quartet at Gulf Coast Bible College
The Gulf Coast Bible College men’s quartet will sing during Sunday service at First Church of God on Bob Smith Road. Partly cloudy and warm with a weekend forecast of 61 to 36 degrees. Galveston tides show a high at 7 a.m. and a low at 3:08 a.m.
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Gulf Coast
Bible College
Will Sifgeral
First Church of God
Bob Smith Road
Galveston
First _ ‘Church of God
Bob Smitht
Movie Road
Redeemer Lutheran Church
Nancy
Glen Kollmeyer
Hollywood
The
Missouris 'Synod of the Lutheran Church
Community notes from Baytown and nearby areas
Baytown resident Mrs. J L Foley plans a move to Oklahoma City to live with her son Robert Foley after hospital discharge. The item lists local happenings including awards, church and youth events, a Bachelor Degrees ceremony for Highlands students, X ray clinic schedules, car washes, and notices of local families and organizations, with references to SGT and Mrs Roger Critzer, Pen pals, and a Baytown industrial workers union meeting.
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J. L. Foley
Baytown
Oklahoma City
Okla
Robert Foley
Foley
Joyce Lannon
C. E. Kent
Pearl
Sun
Doc Mann
Tasker Haynes
Bruce Coltharp
Roger Critzer
Washington, D
Carswell Ave
Carswell
Critzers
A. R. Padgett
Pamela Stanley
Hunnicutt
Myrtha Willie
McAlester
Ohlo
L. C. Gentry
Jean: Dunaway
High-lands
Robert Earl Dunaway
Petersburg
Gentry
Dunaway
Virginia
Washington, D. C
Kennedy
Smoky Mountains
Ramsey to Speak on Harris County Government in Baytown
Ramsey will speak at Sterling Municipal Library auditorium in Baytown Tuesday night to discuss Harris County government. A public meeting sponsored by the Baytown League of Women Voters will feature a study by local teachers and a booklet on Harris County Government, available at the meeting for $1. Ramsey will take questions after the talk with special invitations to contributors and inquiries via Mrs. Tom Farmer.
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Harris
Ramsey
Baytown
The
Teague
Warnem Voters
Tom Farmer
City May Have Some Jobs For Youth This Summer
Councilman Kenneth Gadgett proposed Thursday that the city hire temporary workers this summer from high school and college students over 15. City Manager Fritz Lanham said applications will be accepted but the number of hires remains undetermined.
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Kenneth Gadgett
Fritz Lanham
Resident Here 25 Years Dies in Baytown Funeral
Mrs. Johnnie Jane McPhail 83 died at 6:30 pm Thursday in a Baytown hospital after living in the city since 1933. She was a First Presbyterian Church member and mother of Sammie F. McPhail and Mrs. R. C. Linder, both of Baytown, with six grandchildren and one great granddaughter. Funeral held at 4 pm Friday at First Presbyterian Church. Burial at Colfax Cemetery after transfer by Paul U. Lee Funeral Home.
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Presbyterian Church
Johnnie Jane McPhail
Sammie_F. McPhail
R._C. Linder
Baytown
M. Ewing McPhail
Houston
W. Sterling
First REL School graduates five special education students
Robert E LieHich School will graduate five students from special education classes this year. Special education teacher Bob Kalbitz Jr. announced the achievement at an Opportunity School Council meeting. Kalbitz noted 11 students now have ties outside school and previewed next year in Raytown schools. Orie Smith presided.
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Robert E. Lie
Bob Kalbitz Jr
REL
Opportunity School Council
Kalbitz
Raytown
Orie Smith
City Backs Levees For Bay Areas
Baytown council backs a levee for Brownwood Lakewood Wooster area and will send a resolution to Congressman Albert Thomas and John Tower urging action. Feasibility studies on Gulf Coast levees are under way by the U S Army Corps of Engineers in Galveston. The meeting also addressed burning trash at the sanitary landfill, exploring segregation of materials and a dumping fee for private haulers to fund extra staff. A circulars control committee was appointed with council members Badgett Chandler to study the issue. Huron named Baytown Welfare League rep.
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Baytown
Texas
Brownwood
Lakewood
Wooster
Albert Thomas
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Galveston
Wooster - Brownwood- Lakewood
Council
E.R. Donnelly
Donnelly
Lanham
Kenneth Badgett
George Chandler
Jack Huron
Huron
Rites Slated Saturday For Baytown Youth
Funeral services for Michael Steve Stanley 15 of Baytown will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at Earthman Funeral Home Chapel with burial at Oak Shade Cemetery in Cleveland at noon. He was a Cedar Bayou Junior High ninth grader and CBJH Band member. He is survived by his parents two brothers and a grandmother. Reverend Paul Stephens will officiate.
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Earthman Funeral Home
Michael Steve Stanley
H. J. Stanley
Archer
Michael
Baytown Hospital
Cedar Bayou Junior High
Dan Clayton Stanley
Baytown
Max E. Neely
Houston
Sachen- Hey
Paul Stephens
Second Baptist Church
Oak Shade
Cleveland
Oregon GOP Primary Settled Today Forecasts 265000 Votes
Oregon GOP presidential primary decision day with six candidates draws expected record turnout about 265000. Henry Cabot Lodge leads polls though gains narrow. Rockefeller and Goldwater eye California outcome and convention votes. Rockefeller campaigns to boost Oregon showing for influence in June California primary and national convention.
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Portland, Ore
GOP
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
New Hampshire
New York
Nelson A
Rockefeller
Oregon
California
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Washington
Wealthy Broker Vernon Walston Kills Himself in Wall Street Office
New York AP report says Vernon C. Walston, president of Walston & Co. and founder since 1932, shot himself with a shotgun in his Wall Street office after a day of work and discussions about death. Chauffeur Gustave Puigdollers said Walston spoke of self destruction and left no note. Walston, 8, had faced stress from recent firm consolidations tied to a soybean oil scandal, with his company valued at assets of 151 million and net worth of 17.5 million last Aug. 30.
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New York
Vernon C. Walston
Walston & Co
Wall Street
Walston
Desca
J. R. Williston & Beane, Inc
Gustave Puigdollers
Wallston
Beariski Walston
Perry
Okla
Bank of America
Visalia
Calif
San Francisco
New York City
Carl
Jack
Williston
New York Stock Exchange
Allied Crude Vegetable Oil Refining Corp
Bayz
GOP Bid to Reopen Baker Probe Fails 42–33
In a tumultuous Senate session, a Republican move to reopen and broaden the Bobby Baker investigation failed 42 to 33. Democratic leaders clashed with Republicans over extending the inquiry to campaign funds and outside dealings, with the 45th Amendment invoked by Baker’s testimony refusal cited amid partisan heat.
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Gop
Baker Case
Washington
Bobby Baker
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Difford P. Case
R-N.j
Edward M. Kennedy
Johnson
Baker
Gite
Williams
Case
Community Center Ideas Sought by Baytown Panel
Baytown residents are asked for ideas on facilities for a proposed community center. The facilities committee led by C. J. Bailes Jr seeks input on tumbling rooms dancing auditorium outdoor games and more to guide plans and bond issue estimates.
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Station A
Baytown
Texas
Bailey
Robert E. Lee High School
Facilities Committee
Unique English Teaching Workshop Planned Here
A workshop at First Baptist Church features Dr. Frank Lauback’s method to aid adults who cannot read or write English. Since November 1963, the church has run literacy classes with 18 students and nine volunteer teachers from the community. The program welcomes all denominations and is led by Mary Faria Huantes of San Antonio, with support from local instructors and church members.
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Enis
Frank Lauback
First Baptist
Lauback
J. T. Swint
The
Baptist Smup
Lovint
Baytown
Mary Fariia R. Huantes
San Antonio
Texas Literacy Council
Huantes
University of Texas
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
South Texas National Association of Social Workers
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Council of Church and
Sawi
Houston
W. H .Broussard
Charles Gates
Fletcher Hickerson
Bob Bailey
D. P. Smith
L. RB. Harris
Ethel Hale
E. G. Cloud
Swint
Smith
Sea Workshop
Construction Starts Soon On Baytown Streets Bid Approved
A low bid of 70 797.45 by Skria Inc Houston was approved by Baytown City Council for five street repair sections including South Pruett North Pruett Fourth James Sueet and Alexander Drive. Construction will start once contracts are signed with Shell as the stabilizing material amid a shell versus limestone debate.
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Robby Sutphin
Beytown
Houston
Shell
Skria, Inc
Fritz Lanham
South Pruett
Texas
West Main
North Pruett
Merred
Schilling
North Fourth
Favre
James Sueet
Main
Pruell
Alexander Drive
Highway 146
South Main
Gulf Bitulithic Co
Brown and Root
Prueit Construction Co
Baytown
Skira
Sill
Jack Huron
David Clark
Huron
Oyster Bays
Earl Lively
Grover Edge
Sayshore Rad, Reel and Gun Club
Siruets
Cuban delegate at Geneva cites Florida guerrilla raid
In Geneva a Cuban delegate at the World Trade and Development Conference accused Florida based guerrillas of a coast raid that he said seriously injured women and children and destroyed 76,000 bags of sugar. He used a conference committee meeting to assail the United States.
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Geneva
Switzerland
World Trade and Development Conference
Florida
Enrique Camejo Argudin
United States
Rites Planned Saturday for Baytown Seaman Jewel Troy
Graveside rites at Memory Gardens will honor Jewel Edwin Troy 42 of 4203 Reddell Road who died April 29 aboard the American Robin Steamship at Madras India. The Rev C E Meadows of Coady Baptist Church will conduct. burial by Paul A Lee Funeral Home. Survivors include his parents, a brother and three sisters, all of Baytown and nearby Waco.
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Memory ‘Gardens
Jewel Edwin Troy
Reddell Road
Seby
Foss
Madras
India
C. E. Meadows
Coady Baptist Church
Paul A. Lee
Jewel J. Irby
Baytown
Billy Lloyd Trby
M. E. Rhoden
Albert Barrincer
R. AL Boyer
Waco
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Texas Avenue
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Paul Anderson
Gulf Coast Industrial, Workers Union
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Humble Oil and Refiniage Co
Baytown Junior High
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Dayton
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