Baytown OCAW meeting set to oppose game preserve
Sun Spots reports the 8 Atomic Workers Union Local 4393 will meet at 7 30 p m Monday at the Wall Street venue to oppose a proposed Baytown game preserve along the River. Land committee to be nominated. Corpus Christi organizer to attend to discuss actions. Also notes Auxiliary, Men of Westminster plans and X Ray unit results at area schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OCAW
G. V
Mayes
Chambers
Baytown Oil, Chemical and County
Atomic Workers Union
Tues
Lisville
Bayshore
Land Committee
W. Wier
Corpus Christi
Foreign Aid Bill Signed By President
President Eisenhower signed a foreign aid bill authorizing 4.0863 billion dollars for the coming year, stating Congress acted in line with his request. He noted the act covers essential needs for continuing the mutual security program and criticized amendments that could harm foreign relations or program administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Paris
Congress
Eisenhow
Peanil
Weekend Notes and Local Happenings in Baytown Area
Vic Dias ponders a tricky name while David Cashion visits Baytown friends over the weekend. Jim Boone enjoys his first cross country plane flight, planning on paper but dodging ships near International Airport. Mar gie Ingram returns home refreshed after a weekend outing. Jack Huron prepares for fishing. Bo Turner and Roy Montgomery joke about bragging too soon. Bill Hartman flies from Waco to attend the Harris County Democratic Convention. Happy Baumann, UT student, spent the weekend at home. Mrs C E Rawson takes over office work for a week at Trinity Episcopal. Fats Brown attends social whirl. Jane Pool makes Mayhaw jelly. Dora Mae Francis finds time to paint. George Yates Sr. mourns a four greens loss at Atascocita. John F Bell breaks his arm in a baseball workout while covering bases. Mrs M L Langston and Jo Helen of Mont Belvieu fly to Miami for the Southern Baptist Convention and to attend Alapata Baptist Church and WMU sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Dias
David Cashion
Baytown
Jim Boone
International
Margie Ingram
Jack Huron
Bo Turner
Roy Montgomery
Bill Hartman
Waco
Harris County
Happy Baumann
University of Texas
C. E. Rawson
Trinity Episcopal
Fats
Jane Pool
Dora Mae Francis
George Yates Sr
Atascocita
John F. Bell
M. L. Langston
Jo Helen
Mont Belvieu
Miami
Fla
Spermine
Nassau
Southern Baptist Convention
Alapata Baptist
WMU
Moscow Declares New Space Ship On Track For Orbit
Moscow officials announced a 445 ton dummy-manned space ship is circling Earth on a 91 minute orbit. Tass said the craft signals matched calculated flight parameters and a live astronaut remains years away. The 2.5 ton cabin will be jettisoned and burn up during reentry while tests continue ahead of manned spaceflight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Viktor Backin
Moscow Planetarium
Earth
Tass
Paris
T. I. Shevivakov
Astronautics
Crosby Resident Hermina Clawson Dies at 71
Mrs Hermina Clawson a Crosby resident and 50 year member dies at 2 p m Saturday at her Crosby home Funeral services set for 2 p m Monday at Farthman Funeral Home Highlands chapel with Rev Joseph Jones officiating Interment in White Cemetery under direction of Farthman Funeral Home Survived by daughter in law Mrs Frank Mazac Crosby and nephew Joseph Uherek of Houston
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermina Clawson
Crosby
Farthman Funeral Home
Highlands Chapel
Joseph Jones
First Methodist Church of
White Cemetery
Texas party loyalty fuels rump nourity conventions
AUSTIN TEXAS party loyalty not support for Lynton Johnson spurred rump nourity conventions in Austin Houston and El Paso according to Texas State AFL-CIO President Derry Holleman. The conventions were claimed to be driven entirely by refusal to pledge support for the Pencersus nominee in November. The report also notes federal court action to enforce Negro voting rights in Alabama and resignations at the Atomic Energy Commission, with two members citing illness and personal reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Lynton Johnson
Texas
Derry Holleman
Afl-Cio
Houston
el Paso
Pencersus
Washington
Supreme Court
Alabama
Lee College Personnel Awarded Service Pins
Lee College honored 22 employees in a Sunday ceremony for 15 years of service while presenting pins for two and five years. Recipients included faculty across English, biology, engineering, mathematics, and administration, with remarks from President George H. Gentry and board members on appreciation and education as a foundation.
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Lee College
Gentry
Edward M. Nelson
L. L. Fuller
Board of Trustees
Fletcher Hickerson
Hickerson
Roy Fulier
Henry Bergolofsky
Bertram Brehm
Joe Drake Gilliland
Peary Haskel
Wallace Heaner
Department of Education
Guy Holman
Mattie Howard
Milton Johnson
Elizabeth Meeks
Clarence Schultz
Robert L. Williamson
Department of
Fareen Lerch
Jenny Richards
Boand
R. B
Bob) Stockton
Ruby Barham
Department of Business Administration
Gladys Ellis
John Ellis
Alton Laird
Florence Niel
Nelson
Asploma
Alvin H. Mites
Billy
Alvie
Department of Science
Ance
Cedar Bayo Road
W. P. Nance
Austin
REL Senior Wins Field-Franklin Science Scholarship
Billy Wayne Nance, a Robert E. Lee senior, earned the Field-Franklin Scholarship and plans to enter Rice Institute this fall to study chemical engineering. The fund, created by Dr. F H Field and Dr J L Franklin of Humble Oil, supports outstanding students in science education using royalties from their publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Wayne Nance
Robert E. Lee
Rice Institute
Lynn Dooley
Linda Burke
Field
Franklin Selarsity
F. H. Field
J. L. Franklin
Humble Oil and Refining Co. Research and Development Division
Billy
REL
Gulf Coast Area
Texas Governor Presses Commission on No Sales Tax Plan
Governor Daniel urged the State Finance Advisory Commission to pursue a serious effort to balance Texas finances without a state income or general sales tax. He outlined five study areas including the efficiency of government, fiscal structure, and long term needs for 10 years, with additional remarks from budget director Jess Irwin and Comptroller Robert Calvert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Price Dan
Texas
Dantiel
State Finance Advisory Commission
Daniel
Jess Irwin
Robert Cal
Sai Sorne
Ipaort Daniel
Khrushchev Remarks At Paris Art Conference Stir Summit Talk
Paris reports three hour session amid Western anger over Khrushchev insults. Officials accuse him of provoking a delay in the summit, arguing a six month postponement to cool tensions and allow international tempers to subside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Siao
Nikita
T Eisenhower
Akit
Beviet Union
Cals
Khrushchev
Last Big Oregon Primary Shapes 1960 GOP and Democratic Power Plays
Oregon politicians Kennedy Morse move toward the election arena as Nixon campaigners start radio and TV efforts. Morse and Symington are eyed in a possible delegate trading arrangement. Kennedy defends Oregon’s primary integrity and asserts his delegation’s loyalty amid rapid campaign maneuvers.
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Oregon
Kennedy
Sen. Morse
Vice
Richard M. Nixon
Soal
Nixon
Repub
Morse
Sem
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Symington
Washington
Lipiington
Morseny
Massachusetts
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Sen
Miss Humble Day winners crowned amid large barbecue crowd
Nickey Garrison 7 year old daughter of N C Garrison was named Miss Humble Day in a pageant at Humble. Sandra White and Linda Dawson placed second and third. Several Little Miss Humble Day winners were named. The event drew more than 16 000 attendees. barbecue beef ran out earlier than expected. A softball exhibition featured the Jackson Sporting Goods team beating Old Hickory Sticks 4 2. Golf prize winners were announced at Humble Country Club with multiple winners in driving and putting contests. Also crowned were Miss Sylvan Beach Leslie Ann Oakley and Little Miss Sylvan Beach finalists from La Porte and Pasadena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickey Garrison
N. C. Garrison
Yupon
Robert £. Lee Hi School
Sandra White
Linda Dawson
Sar "Houston State College
Miss White
B. W. White
Houston
Miss Dawson
Robert E. Lee
C. H. Dawson
East Hunnicutt
Miss Garrison
Baytown
Electrical
Mary Ann Jones
Noble Jones
Alabama
Christy Lynn Kowles
Pat Knowles
Virginia
Carla Conway
C. C. Conway
Burnet
Jackson Sporting Goods
Hickory Sticks
Humble Country Club
Janice Williams
Molly Bates
Emma Burch
M. C. Kelley
Bruce Woods
Jim Moon
Bates
Williams
Wanda Winningham
George Yates
Fred Mart Jr
A. J. Clayton
Ted Gauland
Qi Leslie Ann Oakley
Texas City
la Porte
Harris County
Donna’ Mae Kennedy
League City
Peggy Felts
la Parte
Sheridan Williams
Sheral Toursdale
May Lou O'Neill
Carol Wolf
C. S. Wolf
Pasadena
Violent Winds Struck Fort Worth and Nearby Areas
Strong winds damaged Fort Worth roofs and windows with debris. A 128 foot metal building collapsed after being struck by wind near Benbrook. The weekend saw deadly traffic incidents in Texas and ongoing national political notes on Kennedy and Stevenson amid a broad news landscape.
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Fort Worth
Benbrook
Khrushchev and Eisenhower Hold Three Hour Paris Talks
Khrushchev and Eisenhower met for three hours in the Palace Cabinet Room with Macmillan and de Gaulle. Khrushchev demanded an end to U S spy flights over Russia and urged all states to condemn provocation by the United States Air Force while insisting talks cannot proceed under threats and air space violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
U. S
Russia
United States
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
United
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Charles de Sant
France
U.S
Leaders Named For UF Drive
John P. Henderson and Jack Kimmons were named top United Fund campaign leaders by Dr. Wayne McCleskey. Henderson becomes general chairman with Kimmons as co chairman, Morris Morrow as budget committee chairman. Henderson works at Baytown Refinery and previously chaired its campaign. Kimmons heads Houston Lighting and Power industrial division and serves on budget committees. Morrow is a Refinery R and D section head. Budget committee members to join Morrow are being selected. The drive runs in October with goal setting for local and national needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Henderson
Jack) Kimmons
United Fund
Wayne McCleskey
Community Chest
Henderson
Kimmons
Morris Morrow
Baytown
Houston Lighting and Power Co
Morrow
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American Legion Women’s Auxiliary
Mississippi
Westminister Presbyterian Church
Jack Rogers
Bayway Drive
T. C. Langford
B. E. Berry
Texas Water and Sewage Works Assn
Texas State Department of Health
Texas A and M
MBS
Johnny Veselka
Scuu
White Houses
Sec
Wayne Hawks
Veselka
Freedom
Texas A&m
AEM
United Arab Re. Business Administration
Aggie Wives
Suez Canal
Brady
QO. Brady
API
Detroit
American Petroleum Institute
E. Q. Camp
J. P. Mooney
Humble Oil and Refining Co
PTA
James Bowie Pta
Qouby
Galveston
the. Bil
Simned
Tommy
New York Founding Hospital
Riverside Drive
New York
Boston
Beth Ann Woris
Beth Ann
Ruth Lane
Atomic Energy Commission
John A. Williams
John F. Floberg
Dani
Rathine
Dwight Eisenhower
Charles DE Gaulle
West
NWKEY
Garrison Weanty
Seattle
John F. Kennedy
West Virginia
Hugh Scott
R.-Pa
Senate Commerce Subcommittee
Adlai E. Stevenson
Actiom
Cuba
Southern Baptist Carvention
Bm. R. Morrow
C. Simmons
John FP. Benderson
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