UH President Urges Baytown Stake in Houston University
Dr. Philip G. Hoffman told Rotary Club members that Baytown has a great stake in the University of Houston and that Gulf Coast growth requires strong educational opportunities. He predicted Texas pride in UH through state and private support and noted graduate programs attract industry, with space research aiding regional development and potential tuition shifts due to the National Space Act.
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Houston University
University of Houston
Philip G. Hoffman
Rotary Club
Gulf Coast
Hoffman
National Aeronautics
Sep Sary
University of Nation
Houston
Texas
Texas Commission On Higher Education
Son Of Flubber at Brunson Theater Delights Baytown Audiences
Disney's Son Of Flubber plays Thursday to Saturday at Brunson Theater with free student admission on request from local merchants. The comedy features inflated suits and a zany football sequence starring Fred MacMurray Nancy Olson and Tommy Kirk with pro players from the Lions Redskins Chargers and Broncos.
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Disney
Brunson Theater
Baytown
Fred MacMurray
Nancy Olson
Ed Wynn
Keenan Wynn
Tommy Kirk
Elliott Reid
Jokny Olszewski
University of California
Detroit Lions
Jim Steffans
Washington Redskins
Glen Wilder
LA Chargers
al Carmichael
Denver Broncos
Phil Perslow
Jim Sears
Cardinals
Chargers
Johnny QC
MacMurray
Kirk
Tyler
Mac Murray
Miss Olson
Robert Stevenson
Bill Walsh
Buena Vista
Two Baytown Men Hurt In Car Wreck
Two Baytown men were injured when Adams 36 ran his car into a utility pole on South Pruett at 10 50 p.m. Wednesday. Adams was treated and released for cuts and bruises while Grady Wallace 26 was admitted with cuts and possible head injuries and is in good condition. Charges of speeding have been filed against Adams, police said.
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Baytown
South Pruett
Jon Hal Adams
W. Man
Grady Wallace
Burnett
Adams
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Wallace
Baytown Fans Attend Jersey Board Meeting in Houston
About 300 Baytonians joined 3,000 attendees at Standard Oil of New Jersey's first annual meeting outside the Northeast. A six-bus caravan from Baytown accompanied 2,500 stockholders for a three hour session at Houston Music Hall. Jersey officials highlighted Standard's petroleum focus and Morgan J. Davis of Humble Oil welcomed the crowd. Jersey's M. J. Rathbone reported a 1962 net income of 841 million with an 11 percent gain, and first quarter 1963 at 259 million. Fourteen directors were reelected and Leroy D. Stinebower named a new director.
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Jersey Standard Stockholders
Houston
Cobs
Gordon L. Farned
Cit
James E. Shermwood
Texas Savings and Loan Association
Dent
Douglas W. Stewart
Fred CG. Dittman
Baytown Photos
Generalissimo
Hugh Echols Jr
Mose Sumner
Jack Ja
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
North
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Music Hall
Jersey
Standard
Morgan J. Davis
jHumble Oi and Refining Co
Boston
Chicago
M. J. Rathbone
Rathbone
Leroy D. Stinebower
Funeral services set for Baytown police chief Montgomery
Baytown police chief W R Montgomery died at 6 55 a m Wednesday in a Baytown hospital. Funeral services at Memorial Baptist Church at 2 p m Friday with the Rev Robert Cheek officiating. Burial at San Jacinto Memorial Park directed by Earthman’s Funeral Home. Masonic Lodge 1357 to conduct graveside rites. Pallbearers listed and honorary pallbearers include city officials. Survivors: widow Cassie Montgomery, two sons William Ray Montgomery and W C Montgomery, a brother Sally, a sister Mrs Dave Whitesides.
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L. H. Ricketson
J. P. Taylor
R. P. Merchant
M. J. Gil
N. M. Lesley
H. H. Steele
J. L. Lankford
Cassie F Montgomery
William Ray Montgomery
Baytown
W. C. Montgomery
Fort Worth
Sally
Mrs
Dave Whitesides
Grapevine
Tex
High School Graduation Schedules for Area in May
Anahuac High holds graduation Friday at 3 pm with 43 graduates led by valedictorian Carol York and salutatorian Jack Penick. Ceremonies include diplomas by Eugene Nelson and awards by Womack, invocations by Cynthia Fancher, readings by Rev. Bass and benediction by Rev. Callaway.
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Anahuac
Carol York
Jack Penick
Supt
T. P. White
Eugene Nelson
Nelson
W. R. Womack
Cynthia Fancher
Crosby Crosby High School
G. C. Scarborough
Northeast Houston
Crosbyas
Drew High School
Crosby
Drew
Melvin Sikes
Houston
Veterans Administration
Barbers Hill High School
R. W. Setzer
Lamar Tech
Lynda Jean Farmer
Glenn Cotten
la Porte la Porte High School
Waurine Walker
Texas Education Agency
la Porte
Tommy ‘Austin
Bayshore Baptist’ Church
Channelviewy
Channelview High School
Sandra White
Jamie Edwards
Channelview
John Heaton
Memorial Baptist Church
Barrett Station Resident Dies
Barrett Station elder Mrs. Ludie Barrett, 85, long time Barrett Station resident, died at her home near noon Wednesday. A former midwife and practical nurse, she helped deliver many Harris County children and served in church and civic work. Funeral at 1:30 p.m. Sunday at First Baptist Barrett Station. Rev. E. F. Brown to officiate. Burial in Barrett Cemetery. Survivors include husband Charlie Barrett, daughter Adline Lewis of Houston, sons George Barrett of Crosby and Benny Barrett of Los Angeles, California, plus 17 grandchildren and two great great grandchildren.
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Barrett Station
Harris County
First Baptist Church
E. F. Brown
Barrett Cemetery
Did You Know Fact Sheet From Natural World
Facts about long living tortoises parrots and ravens with 200 year lifespans. Large yearly U S forest fire totals exceed 172 thousand. Canada produces a large share of nickel for the free world. Americans eat about 60 billion eggs yearly.
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Free World
Canada
Gulf Coast Industrial Work Union Holds Evening Meeting
The Gulf Coast Industrial Work Union will hold a regular membership meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Bay Theater. Members who signed pledge cards are asked to bring them. The Bay Theater opens 4 to 8 p.m. Friday with pledge cards available at Humble Oil Baytown Refinery for interested employees.
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Gulf Coast Industrial Worksee Union
Bay Theater
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Baytown
Airman Leonard W. Clawson Returns to Texas Guard Unit
Airman Third Class Leonard W. Clawson son of Mr and Mrs L F Clawson of 1319 Magnolia is returning to the Texas Air National Guard unit in La Porte after completing a communications wiring training course at Sheppard EFS He is a graduate of Robert E Lee High School and a former Lee College student.
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L. F. Clawson
Magnolia
Texas Air National Guard
la Porte
Clawson
Sheppard Efs
Robert BE. Lee High School
Lee College
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