School PTA Urges Board to Limit Junior High Social Activities
Baytown PTA leaders representing 3,000 district members urge adoption of a Pasadena style policy limiting sixth to eighth grade social events to age appropriate without dating implications. They want school term action and offer help. Pasadena policy favors campus activities and discourages formal dress or dating oriented events.
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Pasadena
Velma J. Ansley
Baytown
Ashbel Smith Elementary
PTA
Chamber of Commerce
Karl Opryshek
Hale
Baytown ‘Sun
Aetter
Trustees Weigh Curbs on Junior High Activities
Baytown school leaders indicated most trustees favor a policy to curb social and extracurricular activities for junior high students, echoing a Pasadena example. Trustees and the superintendent urged timely study, noting excesses at junior high levels may hinder academics and learning balance.
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Pasadena
L. D. Victory
Karl Opryshek
W. H. Bridges
Joe T. Horeezy
Ben Shirey
Knox Beavers
George Gentry
Sun Spots Rummage Sale and Local Notices
Rummage sale announced by Sun Spots Chapter No 11 Order of Eastern Star Friday and Saturday at Market German Chocolate muffins delivered by the Ladies of the Pentecostal Church of God 220 North Main. Bruce Causey Jr now serving as a Norfolk Virginia supply officer on Okinawa promotion announced. John Brown Baytown named University Fellow at Texas Christian University mathematics for 1963 66. Weather forecast partly cloudy and warm in Bayton 66 to 90. Galveston tides Friday high 12 19 p.m 11 23 p.m and low 1 06 a.m 7 06 p.m. Horace Mann Junior High ninth grade banquet flower donations contact Mrs Robert Witson 583 2000. Transportation to school bond election provided by League of Women Voters 583 4353. Apache Eagle trailer giveaway at Rod Reef and Gun Club 3293 Minnesota 7 30 p.m. fishing contest June 23 July 6 prizes 1500. Spaghetti supper by Women’s Auxiliary of Peace Tabernacle 5 7 p.m. Friday Fellowship Hall tickets 1 for adults 30 cents for children.
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Rod, Reef and Gun Club
Minnesota
Cedar Bayou
Women's Auxiliary of Peace Tabernacle
Church Fellowship Hall
Around Town Highlights In Humble and Baytown News
Dianne McInsyre is named a messenger girl in Humble Offs and Refining Co. research division. Raymond Helpert reports Knights of Columbus activities. Mrs. L R Dill plans a Lee College sewing class style show. Marvin Levine, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Levine, promoted to petty officer third class after training in Vallejo and serving on a Long Beach missile ship. Jack Walton and Sharon Mitchell, Baytown students, win Honors Day at Howard Payne College Brownwood. Richard Osborne and Betty Ann McGee noted among recipients. Car ad notes 1962 Olds Deluxe F-85, 4 door, vinyl interior, low miles, $8999.00.
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Dianne McInsyre
Humble Offs and Refining Co
Messenger
Raymond
Helpert
Knights of Columbus
L. R. Dill
Lee College
Marvin Levine
Harry Levine
Stimpson
Vallejo
Calif
Long Beach
Jack Walton
Rector Walton
Sharon Mitchell
Kathryn Mitchell
Baytown
Howard Payne College
Brownwood
Richard Osborne
R. P. Osborne
la Porte
Betty’ Ann McGee
F. M. McGee
Channelview
Patricia Ransom
T. T. Ransom
Assistants To Medicos Meet Here In Baytown
About 250 medical assistants from across Texas will gather in Baytown for a three day state meeting hosted by East Harris County Medical Assistants Society at the Holiday Inn. Events include sessions, a luncheon, prizes, a social hour, and a banquet with awards and officer installations. Master of ceremonies is Dr. James H. Samit.
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Texas
Baytown
East
Mayo
Tenery
Waxahachie
T. Robert Ingram
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Houston
House of Delegates
Houston -Harris County
Ajtb Association
Bay
Jes
James H. Sam
Mons of
Henke’s
Gram
National Bank
Viola Davis
Baytown Group of Medical
Gulf Coast Hospital
End of Boeing contract bickering marks easing for union
The Machinists union accepts a new Boeing Co contract in Seattle, ending 40 months of dispute and three threatened strikes. Aiming to open government meetings to the public stalls in Senate subcommittee after House passed bill.
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AFI Cio
Boeing Co
Seattle
Senate Subcommittee
Senate State Affairs Committee
Subcommittee
Chet. Brooks
Houston
Ballots Planned for BEF Officers in Baytown
Ballots mailed to Baytown Employes Federation members on Monday elect officers led by President D M Gillespie. Return by 5 p.m. May 27 to Baytown Post Office for counting by the Telling Committee. Nominations announced by Herschel C Williams with a long list of candidates for president vice president secretary treasurer trustees and representatives across clerical technical and special units. The Baytown Federation covers Humble Oil and Refining Co Baytown Refinery clerical employees and bargaining rights extend to Humble's Specialty Products division in Houston.
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Baytown Employes Federation
D. M. Gillespie
Baytown
Herschel C. Williams
C. R. Upchurch
J. L
Jack) Taylor
H. T. Harvey
L. B. Phillips
J. A. Edmonson
N. M. Driskill
F. R. Gregersen
Analytical Laboratory
E. M_. Davenport
George M. Miller
Chemical Products Laboratory
C. C.parrish
Crude Assay Laboratory
B. C. Buescher
Light Hydrocarbon Laboratory
H. P. Bolster
A. G. Fayle
Knock Testing Laboratory
H. Considine
H. R. Owens
Physical Testing
Troy Calhoun
Wy. L. Murdock
E. R
Jack) Sutphin
W.A. Marshall
Fred L. Ernst
Jack IC. Hill
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Humble
Houston
Cooper nears splashdown on 22 orbit Mercury mission
CAPE CANAVERAL AP Astronaut Gordon Cooper advances toward a Pacific splashdown as Mercury Control confirms a clean 22 orbit flight. The 6:03 pm ET descent begins with a 6:23 pm pacing, tracked by a recovery force led by carrier Kearsarge. Cooper, awake after rest, cameras in hand, reports taking horizon photos to test sun dust reflection theory.
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Cape ‘Canaveral
Fla
Gordon Cooper
Pacific Ocean
Mercury Control Center
Cooper
Capsu
Shanghai
Pacific
Midway Island
Midway
Kearsarge
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Indian Ocean
Virgil Grissom
Guaymas
Mexico
MIT Jobbies
Ser Cooper
Goose Creek ISD votes on $4.35 million admin building bond
Absent voters may submit ballots by 5 p.m. Friday for Goose Creek Independent School District's bond election set for Tuesday May 21. By Thursday noon 22 residents had filed absentee ballots. voters must be district residents, pay poll tax, and have property or property tax records to vote.
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Goose Creek Independent School
Merit Scholar To Match Wits With Justice Douglas
Robert E Lee High School senior Ernest Mueller a Merit Scholar top five percent of his class has been invited to join a panel questioning Supreme Court Justice William O Douglas on the Bill of Rights at the Rice Hotel Houston. The session 1:45 to 2:45 p.m. will be taped for Ideas in Focus on KPRC TV. Mueller plans chemical engineering at Rice University with a four year scholarship. his father works for Rohm and Haas.
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Robert E.lee
Supreme Court
William 0. Douglas
Ernest Mueller
Robert E. Lee
Harris County
Justice Douglas
Crystal Ballroom
Rice Hotel
Houston
Ernest
Charles Dillingham
Texas Bill of Rights Foundation
Kprc-Tv
Young Mueller
E. C. Mueller
N. Burnet Drive
National Merit Scholarship Foundation
Rice University
Rohm and Haas
McClellan Probes Allegations of Iran Aid Corruption
Senator John L. McClellan disclosed that he is examining allegations of gross corruption involving more than $100 million in U S foreign aid to Iran. The Senate Investigations subcommittee met to review documents from Bakhtiari tribe leader Khai bar Khan, alleging misuse of aid funds.
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Washington
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
U.S
Iran
McClellan
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Khaibar Khan
Counterfeit Money Display At Local Bank
S T Weaver and B E Greer, vice presidents of First National Bank, Inc, present a display of counterfeit money provided by the U S Secret Service at the bank this week. The public is invited to view the display and learn how to spot fake currency, especially those who handle cash in their jobs.
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S. T. Weaver
B. E. Greer
First National Bank, Inc
Secret Service
Greer
San Jacinto Hospital 15th Year Of Service
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital marks 15 years since opening as San Jacinto Memorial Hospital on April 18, 1952, funded by Humble Oil and Refining Co. gift plus civic support. The 100-bed facility includes multiple emergency rooms, operating rooms, laboratories, X-ray and therapy services, staff of 150, affiliation with UT Medical School and Lee College, and expanded facilities added in 1958.
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Bornry Sutphin
Noth
Sun
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Texas Methodist Conference of Hospitals and Homes
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Baytown
Burton Battle
East Harris County Medical Society
University of Texas Medical School
Galveston
American Academy of General Practice
Lee College
Yarborough Cancels His City Visit Amid Vote Risks
Sen Ralph Yarborough cancels Harris County and Baytown stops planned for this weekend due to a key vote on the feed-grain bill. He postpones the two day visit to a later date, hoping to reschedule in June or July with the same general scope and meetings.
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Ralph Yarborough
Baytown
Harris County
Chamber of Commerce
Enure
M. T. Waddell
Senate
Ralph Yar
Borough
Rites Set Friday For Mrs Alleman
Funeral services for Blanche Marie Alleman 80 will be at 9 30 a m Friday at Paul A Lee Funeral Home and at 10 a m at St Joseph Church Baytown native of Lockport La she died Thursday Survivors include three sons Paul Eddie Alleman Blaise Alleman five grandchildren two great grandchildren two brothers Blaise Plaisace Eunice Plaisace officiating by Rev William Tinney burial at Cedar Crest Cemetery under direction of Paul A Lee Funeral Home
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Paul A. Lee
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Blanche Marie Alleman
Michigan
Baytown
Lockport
Paul
Eddie Aleman
Blaise Alleman
Houston
Blaise Plaisace
New ‘Teeria
Eunice Plaisace
Silsbee
William Tinney
Ceder Crest Cemetery
Strike Approved At United Rubber
Members of the Operating Engineers union at United Rubber and Chemical Co approved a strike after the contract expired Wednesday. Officials said the vote occurred Wednesday night with no immediate notification from the company. The current contract remains in effect until canceled, though the deadline has passed.
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Engst
United Rubber and Chemical Co
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