SUN Spots Club Meeting and Community Notices Digest
SUN Spots announces a 7 p.m. Wednesday meeting at Knights of Pythias Hall on Alexander Drive to discuss Highway 146 lighting and a No 2 fire zone. Funeral services for Mrs Mary Cunningham of Rosenberg will be held at 3 p.m. Thursday in Rosenberg. Past Matrons Club meets 7:30 p.m. Thursday at 1400 East Texas Ave Pasadena. Pasadena Mounted Square Dance at Pasadena Youth Rodeo grounds Thu Fri Sat nights. Cub Scout Roundtable at Community House 7 p.m. Thursday to plan summer programs. Army Specialist Four James W Crawford, Baytown, served in the 3th Cavalry testing in Bates. Donald Wayne Swint, Baytown, seeks a bachelor degree at North Texas State College with May 31 commencement. Baytown Chamber Retail Merchants Committee meets 2:30 p.m. Thursday at the Chamber building. A-ray unit to visit Big Chief No 4 Wooster 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday and Big Chief Grocery 710 West Main 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Thursday. last Baytown mobile unit week.
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Mary Cunningham
Rosenberg
Tima Parks
South Main
Baytown
Cunningham
Donald Wayne Swint
J. T. Swint
North Texas State College
DAG Musile
Big Chief No. 4
Wooster
Big Chief Grocery
West Main
Thursday's Tides Galveston Tide Schedule
Thursday tides in Galveston show low tides at 5:40 a.m. and 7:24 p.m. A high tide occurs at 12:13 p.m.
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Galveston
Rex Fisher and other local notes from Anson Jones Elementary
Rex Fisher nine, perfect attendance disrupted by mumps this week at Anson Jones Elementary. Mrs. J G Parris improves slowly from serious illness. Lucille Rockhold confirms a phone inquiry. Eric Smedlund chased a pig around town Saturday night. R J McGaffey Sr of Luling honored at Spanish American War veterans banquet at Rice Hotel Monday. Gary Kappler dislocated a toe in baseball practice. H B SniderJeered Wednesday at Hermann Hospital, in Room 413. Edeh Mae Macon returns home to Giddings for Pryor family reunion picnic with 62 relatives attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Fisher
A. G. Fisher
Anson Jones
Rex
J. G. Parris
M. Burrus
Lucille Rockhold
Eric Smedlund
Abigail Frazier
R. J. McGaffey Sr
Luling
Rice Hotel
Frazier
W. W
Gary Kappler
Ies H. B. Snider
Hermann Hospital
Edeh Mae Macon
Giddings
Pryor
Robert E Lee High School to hold 516 graduates in ceremony
The May 27 commencement at Memorial Stadium will honor 516 graduates from Robert E Lee High School. Dr. George H. Gentry will present diplomas and the Rev. Lee Carver will deliver the baccalaureate sermon. Top honors include a 90.5 grade average for the valedictorian. The address will be given by Rev. J Hoyt Poles at 8 p.m. on Sunday May 22 at Memorial Stadium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delores. Harmon
Walter Rundell
Robert E. Lee
George H. Gentry
Carver
Dell
Lee
EB. H. Westmore
Carver High School
Phillips
Prairie
Sunin Memorial
Houston
Andiclass
Aentndtnbat
Inna
Iday
Memorial Stadium
J. Hoytt Poles
Synod
Presterian Church of Texas
Dent
Boles
Comad
Whoiemoey
Vatican Warns Catholics on Politics and Kennedy
L Osservatore Romano reaffirmed the churchs right to guide social and political activity urging Catholics to avoid collaboration with Marxists. The Vatican article notes the issue touches Catholics worldwide including U S Senator John F Kennedy amid his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination. It asserts church authority can instruct on political collaboration with non believers and defends churchs stance against Marxism. Kennedy's aides say he upholds separation of church and state and rejects church influence on his political decisions.
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Vatican City
L'Osservatore Romano
Vatican
United States
John F. Kennedy
L’osservatore Romano
L'Osservatore
Kennedy
Portland
Ore
Pierre Salinger
Bomb Shelter Item Of Day At Paris Women’s Conference
AP report notes the Paris women's conference has overwhelmed state Civil Defense hotlines with calls about private bomb shelters. Officials say the flood prompted details on shelter precautions and emergency readiness, with several examples discussed despite limited confirmation.
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Ond
Allare
Paris
Khrushchev challenges Eisenhower on spy flights promise
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev told a Paris news conference that Eisenhower's pledge against resuming U.S. spy flights over the Soviet Union only applied to his term. He said agreements by one president lapse when that leader leaves office and demanded an apology and assurance from the United States. He spoke to about 1,500 reporters at the Palais de Chaillot amid crowds and floodlights after the summit collapse.
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Paris
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
U.S
Ean Khrushchev
United States
Khrushchev
Palais de Chaillot
Popialment Ince
U. S. Army Corps
Sea Wildlife
Opposition to Wildlife Haven Grows
A proposed national wildlife refuge near Wallisville Reservoir in Chambers and Liberty Counties draws opposition from a landowners group of about 200. They oppose a US Army Corps of Engineers plan to raise water behind a salt water barrier from two to four feet. The group plans a second meeting May 23 at Wallisville Elementary School.
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Wallisville
Chambers
Liberty Counties
U. S. Army Corps. of Engineers
Red China Calls Eisenhower Warmonger in Summit Dispute
AP from Tokyo reports Communist China accuses Eisenhower of warmongering for backing U.S. espionage flights. Peiping also says Nixon used aggressive language. Nationalists warn Reds moving war materiel toward Formosa. jets and bombers within range of Chiang Kai-shek’s stronghold.
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Tokyo
China
Eisenhower
Radio
Peiping
Richard M. Nixon
U.S
Soviet Union
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Red China
Mao Tze-tung
Nikita Khrushchev
Panhandle Hit by Violent Weather and Tornadoes
Violent weather swept the Texas Panhandle and South Plains with tornadoes, large hail, and 65 mph winds. Roofs were blown from a Plainview lumber yard, plates glass shattered in stores, and a drive-in theater screen was damaged while several towns reported tornado sightings near Fritch Amarillo Smyer Sapde Midland. No injuries or damages reported, though heavy rains and hail caused traffic accidents killing three.
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Associated Press
Texas Panhandle
South Plains
Plainview
Fritch
Amarillo
Department of Public Safety
Smyer
Lubbock
Sapde
Midland
Wichita Falls
Nndh Cosion
Nori
Texas
Okla
Oil Allowable Set for June by Texas Rail Commission
The Railroad Commission kept the Salay production pattern for June, setting statewide oil allowable at 2,643,516 barrels per day, up 47,106 due to calendar day differences. Twelve major firms nominated at the hearing, with six seeking nine days and the rest split between seven and eight days. independents supported extending the 8 day order to curb overproduction. Humble signaled a 50,000 barrel daily spot purchase if the pattern holds. The industry expects a modest demand rise and a four percent annual gain in oil business for 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Railroad Commission
Texas
Charles Shaver
Houston
Humble
Khrushchev Visits Paris Amid Summit Collapse
Soviet Premier Khrushchev drew shouts of bravo during a Paris visit to Notre Dame as Western efforts to revive the summit collapsed. Eisenhower and Macmillan plan departures, with Berlin tensions rising and disarmament talks dimmer. Leaders met at the Elysee and Foreign Office to assess East West risk and future talks.
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Paris
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Notre Dame
Khrushchev
Harold Macmillan
Lisbon
Portugal
Washington
North Atlantic Treaty Council
United States
Britain
France
Marshal Rodion Malinovsky
Macmillan
Charles de Gaulle
Elysee Palace
de Gaulle
Chiristian
A. Herter
Maurice Couve de Murville
Selwyn Lloyd
U.S
Berlin
Harold Macmillah
Khrushchev Accuses Eisenhower of Deceit Over Spy Flights
Soviet Premier Khrushchev angrily accused President Eisenhower of deceit and likened him to a thief, threatening new efforts to push Western powers out of West Berlin. He blamed Eisenhower for the collapse of the Big Four summit for not condemning or apologizing for spy flights over Soviet territory.
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Paris
Nikita Khrush
Bhey
Esanhower
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Eisenhower
Kennedy Cruises Toward Nomination Across Nation
An afternoon report surveys Kennedy's path toward the Democratic presidential nomination with wins in Maryland and steady momentum in Oregon. It notes Khrushchev's erratic actions raising nuclear war fears and mentions Nixon preparing presidential bids with speeches in Syracuse and New Jersey.
Spring Fiesta of Homes Weeked Display Set in Baytown
Seven Baytown builders win Blue Ribbon awards on eve of the Spring Fiesta of Homes a weekend display by Houston Natural Gas Corp and Calorie Appliance Corp. Seven all gas homes open Friday and Saturday 2 to 8 pm and Sunday 1 to ? pm with a chance to win $350 in cash prizes. Homes listed at 405 Grantham 503 Inwood Drive 117 Lazy Lane 5005 Penny Sue 803 Fleetwood 505 Darlene and 801 Idlewood Drive.
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R. H
Baytown
R. H. Pruett
Joe Ayler
J. H. Timmons
E. V
Gene) Muller
Leroy Walker
Ernest Butler
E. F. Luquire
A. S. Beall
All Gas
Houston Natural Gas Corp
Calorie Appliance Corp
Grantham
Inwood Drive
Lazy Lane
Penny Sue
Fleetwood
Darlene
Idlewood Drive
North Third
Highlands
Spaytown
Baytown Hospital
Iain Meehan
C. FE. Oates
Lufkin
Tto
Harry Apes
Aneidtor Newhorn H. Jones
Af Henston Natural Gas
Beeman Jones
Rus
Fielder Cemetery
Mary Eudora Jones
Three Injured In Baytown Traffic Crash
Three people were injured in a three vehicle crash on Decker Drive near the Baytown city limits at 10 45 p m Tuesday. Veida Allen 23 and her infant Kim were treated and released at Gulf Coast Hospital. Glendale Jones 41 of 1610 Edison was treated for facial lacerations and released. Jones was cited for driving on the wrong side of the center line.
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Baytown
Decker Drive
Veida Allen
Kim
Gulf Coast l Hospital
Glendale Jones
Edison
Jones
Robertson Trans- Not Ca
Oyster
Chawrn Lee Minchin
Hughes
Houston
Jack Maxwell
Saint
Jerry Lee Allen
N Northwest
Dacker
Manva
Smilin' Irishman Promotes Baytown Civic Music Drive
Sean O Dowd, a representative of Civic Concert Service, visits Baytown YMCA for a week to boost CMA membership and promote the Civic Music series. He notes his Irish roots, U.S. citizenship plans, and prior work in San Jose while praising Baytown’s concert history and past artists.
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Wanda Orton
Baytown Civic Music Assn
Sean
Shawn) O'Dowd
Civic Concert Service, Inc
National Artists Corps
Baytown Cma
O'Dowd
YMCA
Civic Music
County Clare
Ireland
U. S
San Jose
America
Civte
Stone
Lorigin
St. Patrick's Day
Sons
Blarney Castle
Killarney
Glens
Antrim
Dublin
Galway Bay
Cooach
Patrick
St. Pat
Caitle
Herrick
Treland
I Ahistory
Pagan
Dowd
Apehins
Beret
Baytown Cha
Blanche Thebom
Lon Freeman
Jerome Hines
Walter Fredericks
Robert Rourseville
Vienna Choir Boys
Nixon Tells Of Red Spies
Syracuse report says Vice President Nixon announced two Russians were arrested in Massachusetts for espionage as Khrushchev addressed the United Nations during a peace speech visit.
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Richard M. Nixon
Syracuse
N.J
Nikita Khrushchev
Nixon
N.Y
Richard M
Massachusetts
United Nations
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