U.S. Wheat Farmers Vote Tuesday On Controls
Wheat farmers face a referendum on tighter controls to curb production. About 1.8 million farmers vote Tuesday to decide on acreage quotas and price supports, with results shaping next year’s policy and government subsidies. The issue centers on managing wheat output, parity prices, and storage stocks amid long-running federal controls.
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U.S
Chicago
Kennedy
Eal
American Farm Bureau
Federation
Federal
Highlands Doctor Put On TMAA Advisory Board
Dr. Sammons of Highlands named to Texas Medical Assistants Association advisory board at Corpus Christi convention banquet. The event crowned Mrs. Norma Collins as guest of honor and announced future leadership roles for Baytown and Houston physicians, with Dr. Louis J. Levy and others joining the board.
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Virginia Strickling
Baytown
TMAA
Viola Davis
Resolutions
Sammons
Louis J. Levy
Fr Worth
Thomas L. York
Corpus Christi
Sterling H. Fly
Uvalde
C. Denton Kerr
Houston
Weather and Agriculture News From Regional Texas Area
Storms sweep northern Texas bringing hail up to golf ball size and heavy rain. Power lines fell near Wichita Falls while cities like Vernon faced flooding. A convention highlighted medical assistants with awards and new charters granted to several societies. A Maryland bound airman from Baytown was reassigned for training. Wheat referendum details cover acreage, price supports, and farmer opinions across multiple states.
Lamar PTA Meeting at School Auditorium
Lamar Parent-Teacher Association will meet at 7 30 p m Monday in the school auditorium Knox Beavers a school board member will be the speaker All residents in the Lamar school area are urged to attend Free Kittens Mrs E W Froehner 2003 E James has white Persian kittens to give away contact 392 5849
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Lamar
PTA
Lamar Parent-Teacher Association
Knox Beavers
E. W. Froehner
E. James
Decker Drive-In Theatre invites guests to construction party
The management invites Baytown area patrons to a May 23 5 30 p m construction party at the Decker Drive-In Theatre. View the new improvements and enjoy a family friendly evening with a preview and good show.
Estimated 4 000 Attend REL Baccalaureate Rites
The Rev Edward V Long pastor of St Martins Evangelical Lutheran Church in Austin delivered the baccalaureate sermon Sunday night to more than 500 seniors at Robert E Lee High School stressing individual search and conviction Speaking to a crowd of nearly 4 000 Rev Long said it is up to the individual to do with his life as he pleases But everyone will have to give a full account of his life before his Maker Emphasizing not only moral codes Rev Longs speech was claimed a wonderful task by REL Principal Holly McLemore The REL Band directed by Charles Forque played the pro cessional march Pomp and Circumstance and the REL Choir sang two selections Terry Orr gave the invocation and John Young presented the benediction Commencement exercises for the more than 500 seniors will be held at p m Friday in Memorial Stadium In case of rain four jred tickets have been issued to each graduate to be used for admittance to the REL auditorium Diplomas will be awarded at commencement exercises by Supt George H Gentry Principal McLemore will award high school honors and scholarships Kelly Rushing will give the invocation and Judy Kay Smith will direct the singing of the Alma Mater The REL Band will play The Triumphal March and The University Grand March REL class officers are Tom Keating president Eddie Gray vice president and Sandra Butler secretary Mary Virginia Bethea is the valedictorian of the 1963 class and Jackie Shires is salutatorian
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Edward V. Long
St. Martin'’s Evangelical Lutheran Church In
Austin
Robert E. Lee High School
Long
REL
Holly McLemore
Charles Forque
Terry Orr
John Young
Memorial Stadium
Jred
George H. Gentry
McLemore
Kelly Rushing
Judy Kay Smith
Tom Keating
Eddie Gray
Sandra Butler
Mary Virginia Bethea
Jackie Shires
Admits and dismissals at Tidelands Hospital Channelview
Channelview hospital records admit and discharge a list of patients and accompanying towns. Admitted include Reba Jeanette Roberts and several others from Houston Channelview and nearby Baytown. Dismissed patients come from Channelview, Houston, Deer Park and nearby areas.
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Tidelands
Reba Jeanette Roberts
Margaret M. Wallace
Wilma Ruth Monroe
B. Hf
Corlette
Inez McLeod
Houston
Hollis Allen
Winfred F. Norwood
James Lindsey
Dorothy E. Smith
Frank Lambert
Channelview
Mable Chenault
Baytown
Arthur H. Hughes
Mary Jane Magee
Alma L. Mabry
Judy Marie Rendon
Marvin Jackson
Frieda Seeley
Elizabeth Martin
Joseph C. Patry
Kathleen Jackson
Martie Armstrong
R. C. Taylor
Buckley Howard Long
Mona Novelle Inman
Alda Irene Matzbauer
Walter Bechtold
Mark Wayne Baird
Martha Runyon
Deer Park
School bond plans show growth needs for 2500 students
The district lays out bond proposals for a new high school on Main and Garth Road near Cedar Bayou Lynchburg Road to serve 2500 students, plus REL modernization at Robert E. Lee, Carver additions, Cedar Bayou cafeteria expansion, and expanded admin offices to handle rising enrollments. By 1972, four grades could reach about 6000 students, stressing existing and proposed facilities.
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Main and
Garth Road
Cedar Bayou
Lynchburg
REL
Robert E. Lee. i
Robert E. Lee
Carver
Hospital Beat New Arrivals at San Jacinto and Gulf Coast
New arrivals list includes Ronald Hiller and others admitted to San Jacinto with room numbers, plus Ralph Martinez and Timothy Holmes admitted to Gulf Coast. A daughter of Edward and Marjorie Burnett born May 15 at San Jacinto is noted as a new arrival.
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San Jacinto
Ronald A. Hiller
Fort Polk
Robert Milton
Scott
Market Loop
Carrie Peters
la Porte
Earl Floyd Walker
Massey-Tompkins Road
Henry Curtis Ball
S. Circle
Thomas Brundrett
Monroé
G. Jack Blackburn
Crosby
Warren B. Birdwell
Highlands
Gulf Coast
Ralph Martinez
Doris
Timothy Holmes
Nancy Joe Brinkley
Hawthorne
Richard Earl Davis
Alvin
Billy Moyer
Baytown
van May
Billfold Stolen By Hitchhiker in Decker Drive Incident
A Crestview man, Ger ald Chambers, told police over the weekend a hitchhiker he picked up in Louisiana stole his billfold containing 90 dollars. Chambers said the thief took the billfold when he stopped on Decker Drive to obtain a map.
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Crestview
Fra
Gerald Chambers
Louisiana
Chambers
Decker Drive
Airman Claude Cook Jr. Reassigned for Training
Airman Claude N. Cook Jr., son of Mr and Mrs James M Walker of 1815 New Jersey, is reassigned to Amarillo Air Force Base for technical training as a U S Air Force administrative specialist.
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Claude N. Cook Jr
James M. Walker
New Jersey
Amarillo Air Force Base
U.S. Air Force
Sigma Delta Chi Publishes Houston News Media Directory
The Texas Gulf Coast Chapter of Sigma Delta Chi released the Houston News Media Directory listing Harris County newspapers radio and TV stations plus business and educational publications. It supports a Journalism Scholarship Fund and will be published annually or when major changes occur, with corrections welcomed.
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Houston
Texas Gulf Coast
Sigma Delta Chi
National Professional Journalistic Society
Harris County
Houston News Media
Houston Chamber of Commerce
The
Journalistic Society
SDX
Farris Black
Office Houston
Spring Program Set by Baytown Students at Grace Methodist
Baytown area students will present their spring program at 7 30 p m Monday in the annex of Grace Methodist Church. The event showcases student talents and community participation in a church setting.
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Baytown Opportunity School
Grace Methondict Church
Soldier in Germany takes part in Exercise Grand Slam
Army PFC James A. Carithers, son of Mr and Mrs James A Carithers of Rt 1 Baytown, participated in Exercise Grand Slam with members of the 15th Chemical Group in Germany.
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Germany
James A. Carithers
Rt. 1
Baytown
15Th Chemical Group
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