Baytown Council Sets Library Project Ceiling at 190000
The Baytown City Council voted to limit library building costs to 190000, with 180000 as the original estimate and a 10000 contingency. Architect Lowell Lammers proposed a scalloped roof design and brick sides with a three dimensional center section, while the library board sought simpler lines and urged comparison with a second plan. The council also moved to advertise for bids on a juvenile officer car and approved Eva Maud subdivision plans, plus a Gulf Coast Volunteer Firemen meeting invite.
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John Marsh
Baytown City
W. L
Dub
Ward
Lammers
Baytown
The
Frank
Goss
Thomas Circle
West Texas Avenue
Sterling
Library Board
Max Mosesman
J. R. le Fevre
Lemmie Cain
Eva Maud Subdivision
A. H
Art) Lintelman
Gulf Coast
AL Clayton
Income and gas tax bills stall in the Legislature
Lawmakers postponed action on the land use tax measure and corporation income tax amid floor debates. The House delayed votes, while the Senate cleared one measure for floor consideration after earlier delays, with remarks from Rep. Wilson and Lane about session plans and potential special sessions. Local notices include BAYTOWN emergency corps meeting and mobile X-ray unit schedules, plus a Baytown rotary talk on underwater diving. Galveston tides forecast for Wednesday list high and low times.
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Monincome
House
Senate
Sen. Wardlaw
Lane
Charles Wilson
Harris County
Spencer Highway
Senate Committee
Whitaker matriarch, Navy ships visit Houston, local notes
Mrs G E Whitaker Sr 70 mother of Baytown residents George Norvis Whitaker and Mrs T J Ickes and mother of Pasadena Mayor Comer Whitaker died in Grant La Funeral services will be in Grant Two US Navy ships to open for public inspection in Houston during Armed Forces Week Saturday 6 to 4 30 pm and Sunday 10 to noon and 1 to 4 30 pm One destroyer and one submarine BAYTOWN area items note choir performance at Robert E Lee High School and various local meetings and community reminders including a legislative tax discussion and governor’s stance
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G. E. Whitaker Sr
Baytown Area
Grant
George and
Norvis Whitaker
Baytown
T. J. Ickes
Highlands
Comer Whitaker
Pasadena
U.S. Navy
Houston
Armed Forces
Southern Belles
Robert E. Lee High School
Robert E. Lee Auditorium
Mary Beth Gariner
Bay Town
Soune
Jimmy Ezell
Frank ThompsTeers
Roy West
Metinger
George Walmsley
Bot Herting
Sylvan Beach Day Set With Parade And Jumps
Sylvan Beach Day will be held Saturday in La Porte with a parade opening festivities at 1:20 p.m. Miss Sylvan Beach 1965 will be crowned at 2 p.m. Twenty four contestants meet judges, while three Houston Parachute Club members will parachute into Galveston Bay at 1:20 and again at 4 p.m. The dance follows from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at Sylvan Beach Pavilion with Tony Martin’s orchestra.
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la Porte
Ifacm
Jake Bussey
Constable
Carl Reich
la Parte Bayshare Chamber of Commerce
Houston iParachute Club
Mike
Galveston Bay
SyivantRench
Sylvan
Cholers
Beret Pavilion
Tomy Martinated
Funeral Rites Set for Mrs Mamie Dailey in Baytown
Funeral services for Mrs Mamie RB Dailey of 121 EF Peart will be at Trinity Tabernacle at 1 am Wednesday. She died Monday night after 25 years in Baytown. Burial at San Jacinto Memorial Cemetery directed by Art Simpson La Porte Funeral Home. Survivors include two daughters four sons eight grandchildren and one sister. Donations requested to Assembly of God Bove Orphanage Junar Poona District India.
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Mamie
Dailey
EF Peart
Trinity’ Tabernacle
Baytown
Rushville
Rev. W
Graham
San Jacinto Memorial Cemetery
Art Simpson
Funeral Home
la Porte
Lb. L. Warlord
Robert Hmeler
K. R. Dailey
Houston
C. D. Dailey
Cecil Dailey Jr
Ila Porte
J. D. Dailey
Bay- Hown
Roy Bowman
Tulsa
H.C .Bowman
Alvin
H. H. Bone
Conroe
Ethel Matherley
Bristow Ova
Assembly of God Bove
Junar Poona
India
Mance Tabernacle
Labit
Baybows
Protest On Books Postponed At Channelview School Board
Channelview citizens attended a Monday night meeting to hear readings from Plato promoted by Mrs. James Seale. She protested a library book titled Living Biographies of Great Philosophers, after earlier opposition to Living Biographies of Religious Leaders. Seale and supporters from Houston argued for removal, while others urged local oversight without outside help as the board allowed her to speak despite late arrival.
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Chammerview
James Seale
Port of Houston Exports Record High Under Speaks
Houston Port views 1960 as record year with 58 million tons of cargo, largest export business nationwide. Tellepsen cites $2.4 million earnings, ongoing 312.6 million improvement program, and dredging plans to 24 feet. Tax rate cut noted. federal ships channel funding discussed.
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Houston
York
Howard Tellépsen
Port Commission
West Baytown
Port of
Tellepsen
San Jacinto
Goldwater Addresses 5000 At Houston Rally
U S Senator Barry Goldwater spoke to more than 5,000 at Sam Houston Coliseum praising Tower in a Houston rally on May 27. The crowd, largely supportive of Tower, cheered as banners displayed Tower and Goldwater. The event framed in a pro Tower context with Blair and Blakley noted in coverage.
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America
Voice of Conservatis
Sam Houston Coliseum
Houston
U. S
Barry
Galdwater
Atigona
John Tower
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Tower
Chit Falls
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Goldwater
Gilleries
Com- Coliseum
Hearts of “Tower
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Werealiod
Sanday
Johnxen
Alabama Democrat Attendance at Houston Rally Misremembered
Alabama Democrat attendees at a Houston rally clash with a misty report of television production chaos. The scene features Sen Goldwater supporters and a crowded studio setup with critics noting the awkward timing and audience reactions during a tense campaign appearance.
Coup in South Korea Seizes Power Led by Gen Chang
Rebels led by Lt Gen Chang Do Young seized control in Seoul, proclaiming martial law and dissolving the government. They demanded reform and warned of North Korean threats, while U.N. and U.S. officials urged restoration of constitutional authority and calm. In Geneva Laos talks opened with Pathet Lao boycotting the conference after protests over representation.
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Revolutionary
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Ang
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U.S
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United States
Geneva
International Conference On the Future of Laos
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Souvanna Phouma
Vientiane
Sefa
Sunlet
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TV Emmy Award Ceremony Tonight
AP reports the Emmy ceremony in Hollywood will differ, with Ben Hope finally vying for an award. The piece notes Hope’s long career and anticipated speeches or slips, alongside other nominees like Jack Benny, Dan Aykroyd, The Flintstones, and Andy Griffith.
Global Markets, Khrushchev Message, Laos Tensions
Our World reports that 13 organized markets face a forthcoming investigation of the American Stock Exchange, the second largest. Soviet Ambassador Menshikov carries Khrushchev's message to Kennedy, who declines to disclose its content. Johnson pledges support to Thailand amid Laos concerns. Dirksen claims no harm from disclosed defense info. Gary Cooper’s burial follows a noted cancer battle. Phillips workers sue Olin and the union over job losses amid labor actions.
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Nation
American Stock Exchange
Mont Belvieu Resident John Guinn Dies at 47
Funeral services for John M. Guinn 47 a longtime Mont Belvieu resident and retired field worker will be held Wednesday at Paul Lee Chapel with Rev James Carlin of Mont Belvieu Methodist Church officiating. Burial will be in Mont Belvieu. He is survived by a sister and Don McLeod of Mont Belvieu.
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Mont Felvien
Beaumont
Pam
Paul U. Lee
Chipel
Guinn
Mont Belvien
James Carlin
Mont Belvieu Methodist Church
Iwall
Mont Belvieu
Gein
Don McLeod
Mont Bel- Vie
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