Baytown committee plans meeting at Rebel Inn
The Baytown Committee for Decent Literature plans a noon meeting Tuesday at Rebel Inn announced by City Councilman Raymond Donnelly. Excalibur member Eugene Washington, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Washington of 221 N Fifth La Porte, is tapped for Excalibur senior men’s honorary at Michigan State University. Washington, a 1963 Carver High School Baytown graduate, majors in physical education at DESU. Total 670 X rays were taken Saturday at the Houston Harris County TB Association mobile unit. truck returns Saturday to Baytown for the last day, stationed at Kmart. BAYSHORE COIN Club meets at 5 p.m. Monday at Sterling Municipal Library. public invited. SGT Jack Maxwell Baytown Police traffic chief returns Monday after two-week Austin school on traffic investigation by DPS. Lakewood Civic Association board to meet 7:30 p.m. Monday at the clubhouse. BIDS ON LEE College facilities due 4 p.m. June 14 per James A Bitsy Davis. Highlands Life League Auxiliary regular meeting set for 10 a.m. Thursday at Mrs W B Kyeton 16 Fern Lane Highlands.
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Excalibur
Eugene Washington
Henry Washington
N. Fifth
la Porte
Michigan State University
Washington
Carver High School
Baytown
DESU
First National Bank
Houston-Harris County TB Association
Mobile Nevay
K-mart
Weather forecast notes warm spell with scattered showers
Partly cloudy and warm through Tuesday with widely scattered thunder showers. Temperature range 72 to 92 degrees. Sunday 72 to 90 degrees. One reading shows 73 degrees in the morning at the Sun weather station. Tuesday tides in Galveston forecast low at 12:08 a.m. and high at 9:12 a.m.
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Galveston
Charlie Brown Wins Another Racing Trophy in Lincoln Courts
Charlie Brown No 15 Lincoln Courts adds another trophy to his racing collection. Doc Cobb tells a good story while Pat Bond misses a cup of coffee. Vernon Rippey helps with a story as Baytown lawyers cook their own lunch Friday. Wives entertain Mrs Crawford Martin Jack Walker studies pollution. Mr and Mrs Price Daniel Jr visit from Liberty Baytown. Jack Bishop marks a birthday. Grace Wilkens aids a friend who lost keys. Norman McElvany spotted on the main stem Olin Underwood Channelview and UT grid star chauffeur for friends. Mrs Henry Young tries to locate a friend of her husband. Rev Ed Summers seizes a photograph of himself he did not like.
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Charlie Brown
Lincoln Courts
Doc Cobb
Pat Bond
Vernon Rippey
Baytown
Crawford Martin
Jack Walker
Price Daniel Jr
Liberty Baytown
Jack Bishop
Grace Wilkens
Norman McElvany
Olin Underwood
Channelview
University of Texas Grid
Henry Young
Ed Summers
RFK Opposes Ike Idea on Nuclear Transfers to Europe
RFK says it would be a terrible mistake for the United States to transfer nuclear weapons to European allies. Senators Hickenlooper and Symington also oppose the Eisenhower proposal, while Jackson notes NATO concerns and promises Senate scrutiny.
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RFK
Washington
Robert E. Kennedy
United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U.S
New York Democrat
Sen Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Rtown
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Air Force
Eisenhower
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Ednam F. Kelly
DNY
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO Organization
Europe
Hickenlooper
Symington
Soviet Union
Hickenrooper
Jackson
NATO
SNCC Leader Urges Black Political Solidarity Over Integration
SNCC chairman Stokeley Carmichael, 24, said Negroes should abandon integration and build political power by forming their own parties. He argued third party efforts failed and true representation comes from local power bases, criticizing reliance on whites and outside voices. Carmichael succeeded John Lewis as SNCC head.
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Atlanta, Ga
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
SNCC
Stokely Carmichael
Atlanta
Carmichael
Turai
John R. Lewis
SNOC
Lewis
Desalting Cost Cut Plan Slated at Freeport Plant
Freeport Texas desalination plant may lower the cost of producing drinkable water. University of Houston chemical engineering head Dr A E Duckler says new designs could reduce current $1 per 1000 gallons to about 85 cents or less, depending on model tests and scale. Federal funds totaling 500000 will support improvements by year's end.
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Freeport
Tex
A. E. Duckler
Te Department of Chemical Engineering
University of Houston
Duckler
Gulf “Coast
Buckler
Denver
Cole
Rebels Surrender Boost Ky Control In Da Nang
In Da Nang rebels surrendered their last headquarters, yielding Ky near-total control of the city after eight days of fighting. About 400 antigovernment soldiers dumped their arms at the Tinh Hoi pagoda as Marines ringed the Buddhist stronghold, while ultimatums and curfews shaped Saigon unrest and ongoing Viet Cong clashes continued across the central highlands and Quang Tri province.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
da Nang
Nguyen Cao Ky
da Nahy
Tinh Hoi
Junta
U.S
1St Corps
Highlands
U.S. Air Force
North Viet Nam
Dinh Ba River
Quang Tri
Tam Ky
Funeral Held for Channelview Assistant Superintendent Tennison
Funeral services for CV Channelview Assistant Superintendent Tennison were held at 11 am Monday at Channelview First Baptist Church with Rev. Dan Stribbie officiating. Tennison, longtime Channelview High School principal since 1955 and recent appointee as assistant superintendent, was a life member of several associations and church. He is survived by his widow Elizabeth, two daughters, three brothers, and his father. Burial followed at Resthaven Cemetery in Jacksonville, with Glendale Funeral Home directing.
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Gtown Hospital
Uneral
Channelview
First’ Baptist Church
Dan Stribbie
Tennison
Channelview High School
Parent-Teacher Association
Texas State Teachers ’Association
Principals’ Secondary Schools Association
The
Masonic Lodge
First Baptist Church
Elizabeth Tennison
Bethwin Mizell
Angleton
Nikola Palmer
Treuston
Boyd
Glen Tennison
Summerfield
Tex
Marshall Tennison
Fort Worth
Frank Tennison
Froup
Jacksonville
Resthaven
Glendale Funeral Home
Federal Road
Baytown Public Schools hold final junior high graduation
Baytown public schools stage the last junior high graduation Thursday at Memorial Stadium led by Highlands and Cedar Bayou s eighth graders advancing to a four year high program. 839 ninth graders receive diplomas as principals read the lists. Robert E Lee High School also plans its biggest class to date with 750 graduates Friday night at Memorial Stadium including the valedictorian in Germany and a full ceremony with awards and scholarships.
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Highlands
Horace Mann
Cedar Bayton
Baytown
Memorial Stadium
Charles H. Gloss
Highlands Junior High
Cedar
Bayou
Robert E_ Lee High School
Henry Armstrong
REL
Mike Mitchamore
Robert Oliver
Armstrong
George H. Gentry
Charles Forque
Pierce Swofford
Germany
Service
Exchange
Martha Gooffarth
Talmadge to Seek Senate Return Not Governors Race
Georgia politics notes Senator Herman Talmadge a Democrat from Georgia says he will continue in the Senate and will not run for governor this year. The report mentions low draft turnout and a Thursday quiz on deferments with about 250 080 students attending, reflecting skepticism about college draft exposure.
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AP Witea
Sea
Herman Talmadge
Senate
Georgia
Lewis
Solons Have Light Load This Week
Washington AP report says Congress will have light floor action but committees will press ahead. Major activity focuses on Foreign Affairs in both chambers with briefings from State and Defense officials and resumption of consideration of the annual foreign aid bill. House panels will examine drug safety, personality testing, and a 4% department of transportation. Civil rights and debt-limit debates loom with few major voting plans until adjournment.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
State
Defense Department
Senate Commerce Committee
Judiciary
Government Operations Committee
Department of Transportation
House Judiciary Committee
Ways and ‘ Means Committee
Temporary Boost Of 4 Billion Requested
The Treasury Department asked Congress to raise the temporary debt ceiling to 332 billion for the next fiscal year beginning July 1. If Congress fails to act the ceiling would drop to 285 billion. Budget Director Charles L. Schultze testified that the current year deficit should total 2.9 billion instead of 6.4 billion. He noted imponderables like Viet Nam and said spending could be higher, but the administration will push to keep expenditures to a minimum.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Congress
Mmittee
Charles L. Schultze
Budget Bureau
Viet Nam
Cong
Schultze
Sve
Two Hospitalized After Exchange Of Shots Here
Rich ard Peterson, 59, of 3109 Pine, was treated for pellet wounds after allegedly firing at Wilson Hall, 50, of 119213 Harbor. Hall had a bullet removed from his finger at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital. Peterson was arrested, hospitalized, and later released on 2500 dollars bond after being treated at Baytown Hospital and Houston. Patrolman Rosamond investigated, found Peterson bleeding in his car in front of his house.
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Failon
Richard ‘Peterson
Pine
Wilson Hall
Harbor
San Jacinto
Methodist Hospital
John “Rosamond
Peterson
Baytown Hospital
Cine Taubin
Houston
Baytown
Rosamond
Hall
Oakwood
Som
New Presbyterian Creed Would Offer Sex Code
The United Presbyterian Church considers a first major revision in 317 years. The proposed creed seeks to apply Christ's reconciling message to current issues, including birth control, and aims to lead both men and women into the full meaning of life together with compassion.
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Boston
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Raymond Donnelly
Coin Clile Bayshore Coin Club
Sterling Municipal Library
Jack Maxwell
Baytowa
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Lakewood Civic Association
LEE College Technical
James A.bitsy
Highlands Life League
W. BR. Kyeton
Fern Lane
Citizens National
Menirr F.D
la Porte High School
Darla McKer
Baytown Sun
Peoples State Bank
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S. Negra
Fine
Anti-Defamation League of
B'nai Brrith
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