Anahuac Meeting Saturday on Bridge SRors Adams
FREDERICK ADAMS of Bay town formerly injured in a motor scooter car crash will be moved Saturday from TIRR Houston to Methodist Hospital for bone graft surgery Monday. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Raymond F Adams.
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Local notes and plans drift through Baytown items
Be at Allman stops for a quick joke session as Lester Alford Jim Carter Edward Rutledge Sam DeShazo Bob Warford Steele McDonald W C Reeves and Tony Campos map attendance at an upcoming convention. James Slick Ellis hails a good reception for the school bond issue election. Jack Morton seeks coverage of an engineers meeting for young professionals. Sandy Mrs B B Ashby starts long trip plans. Marine Tommy Lowden on leave from Crosby to California base next week. R Clay Bailey of US Stein Gulf Southwest district visits Baytown Thursday. Clem Kovar unreachable by phone. A T Martin faces hotel reservation trouble in Montreal where the family plans July vacation segments.
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Baytown to stage city art show this summer
Mayor Seaborn Cravey announced Baytown will host the 61st city art show at the 31,100,000 Civic Center opening in midsummer. Entries urged from Baytown and from Beaumont to Galveston with prizes totaling several hundred dollars. top prize is a 150 dollar purchase award donated by Humbie CF and Refining Co. and Enjoy Chemical Co. The show, under Eva McMurrey and Pat Hill Goodrich, is organized by the Parks and Recreation Board with the Baytown Art League.
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Two clubs donate to Baytown Teen Center color TV
J T Adams chairman of the Baytown Chamber of Commerce recreation committee reports two clubs have funded a fund to buy a color television for the Teen Center at the new Community Center. Circle K Lee College contributes 50 dollars and Keyettes at Robert E Lee High School promise 50 dollars. The set costs around 500 dollars and will be placed in the lounge area with approval from the Baytown Parks and Recreation Board and Bay parks and recreation department.
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Erwin to Receive UT BA in Journalism
Alan R. Erwin, son of Mr and Mrs E K Erwin of 3502 Woodcrest Drive, will receive a BA degree in journalism June 3 from the University of Texas.
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Swimming Pools Open Next Week
City pools open Friday May 26 with a free play day for all. Kenneth Persenaire new parks and recreation director urges turnout. Regular rates start May 27, 15 cents children 6 to 13, 25 cents 13 to 18, 50 cents adults, at Roseland and McPool. Summer hours 1 30 to 4 30 pm and 5 to 9 pm Monday to Saturday, 2 to 6 pm Sunday.
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College hires Rice to develop campus parking plan
Lee College regents hire Allen Rice Jr. of Houston to design a campus parking plan as demand grows beyond capacity. President Dr. Richard Strahan urges space for 1,500 to 1,600 cars, delays front-yard lot, and plans building revenue bonds funded by future parking fees.
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Educational TV Could Aid Pupil
The Baytown School District's $7.77 million bond proposal includes $150,000 for educational television in Phase 3 to supply transmitters receivers antennas and wiring for closed circuit taped programs and general reception across all schools. Phase 2 covers space for kindergartens instructional materials centers for elementary schools and vocational shop additions.
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Bond Issues Debated By Speakers Group
Members of the Toastmasters Club discussed a proposed 7.77 million school bond issue in a Thursday night session broadcast on KWBA. Four speakers including Clarence Johnson and Jim Forsman offered views with Forsman opposing the plan in its current form. Johnson urged timely borrowing for a hoped future stadium and school modernizations amid expected growth from U S Steel and Bayport.
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Air strike hits power plant near Hanoi center
AP bulletin reports 0.8 planes attacked a power plant about 1 mile from Hanoi center and shot down at least three MIG fighters. Command could not confirm city limits but said the raid occurred in a built up area.
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Humble Sends Luker Hays to Japan and New Jersey
N. E. Luker becomes operations manager of Japan’s Kawasaki Butji Co effective August 1. Hays joins Enjay Chemical Plant at Bayway New Jersey as project manager for major modernization projects. Luker, born in Cisco, Texas, started at Humble in 1952 and rose to chemical products, now moving to Japan with family. Hays, from Canton, Texas, joined Humble in 1933, served in two war leaves, and holds a Texas Tech mechanical engineering degree while relocating with his wife and three children.
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Huntsman Named U S Steel Texas Works Project Manager
Pittsburg based U S Steel announces Carl B M Huntsman a 35 year veteran of construction has been named project manager for all plant construction phases at the Texas Works in Baytown He will relocate from Fairfield Alabama where he has served as general supervisor construction Huntsman a registered professional engineer is a native of the Pittsburgh area and studied civil engineering at Cornell University
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Safe Driving Road E O Set Saturday At Sterling
The Jaycees announce the Safe Driving Road E O at Ross Sterling High School starting 9 a.m. Saturday. Written test first hour, then driving test on a Sterling parking lot. Baytown top boy and girl advance to the state meet in Fort Worth. state winners go to national in Ann Arbor on Aug 9.
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Baytown leaders to discuss Galveston Bay bridge proposal
Baytown Chamber of Commerce and city officials join more than 200 civic leaders from eight counties for a Saturday session in Anahuac to consider building a bridge across upper Galveston Bay linking Smith Point and the San Leon area. Attendees include Mayor Seaborn Cravey and chambers executives. the event kicks off at 10 a.m. at Fort Anahuac Park with a catfish dinner at noon.
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Connally silent on senate vote nixing Files for air board
Gov. Connally’s office offered no move Friday to fill the Texas Air Control Board vacancy after the Senate rejected John T. Files of Houston. The body, 15 to 11, blocked Files amid ongoing criticism of Merichem Co. pollution history, while other members were confirmed. The result marks a second Senate defeat for the governor in two days.
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