Five Baytonians Hurt In Weekend Car Mishaps
Five Baytonians were injured in weekend vehicle incidents. A two year old boy, James Brown Williams, was struck on Harbor Street by Frank Paul Freeman causing a leg fracture. Investigating officer James Lankford filed no charges. Others injured include Sue Latham and her son James, Donnie Cowart, Clane Dawn, and Mrs. Latham. Accidents occurred at Decker and Market Street Loop and near Baytown Airport, with Curtis Thomas charged for failure to yield. Members of the Latham party were treated at local hospitals.
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Louise and Son
James
Tide-lands Hospital
Donnie Cowart
Massey Tompkins
Gulf Coast Hospital
Clane D. Ba
Burnet Drive
San Jacinto
Latham
Hilary James Lathamise
J. S. Creech
Decker and
Market Street Loop
R. N. Cooper
Curtis Thomas
McNair
Thomas
Cowart
J.C. Cowart
Gulf Coast
North Main
Baytown
Bays
Bayway
Wooster Street
Ways
A. W. Henscey
Jesse Locker
Katherine
Locker
Rites Held For Crosby Man 76
Funeral services for Harvey Anderson Kelley aged 76 of 5702 Avenue B Crosby were conducted at 4 p.m. Monday at Sterling Chapel in Dayton with burial in Magnolia Park Cemetery. He owned the Wesley Cafe and is survived by his widow Mrs Ewis Kelley two sons Charles H Kelley of Ashville and Richard Kelley of Virginia three daughters Katherine Lyda Louise Sams both of Asheville NC and Dorothy Kelley of Dallas a sister Mrs Thainele of Alabama six grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Harvey Anderson Kelley
Avenue B
Crosby
Sterling Chepe
Dayton
Magnolia Park Cemetery
Wesley Cafe
Ewis Kelley
Harles H. Kelley
Ashville
Richard Kelley
Virginia
Katherine Lyda
Louise Sams
Asheville
Dorothy Kelley
Dallas
Tha Inele
Alabama
Caravan Club Names Baytonian Teen Queen at Rally
Jeanie Glenn a 15 year old Baytonian has been chosen by the Texas Unit of the Wally Byamm Caravan Club International as Teen Queen for the Eighth International Rally to the Feld in Laramie Wyoming July 2. Glenn a spring graduate of Baytoan Junior High is active in Rainbow Girls church and hospital volunteer work and serves as second pianist for her school choir.
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Texas
Wally Byamm Caravan Club International, Inc
Jeanie Glenn
E. C. Glenn
Laramie
Wyo
Wiss Glenn
Canada
Baytoan
St. Mark’s Methodist Church
Secom
Au-City
Rainbow Girls
Dominican rebels seek constitutional solution under OAS plan
United States negotiator Bundy backs a government including all factions except Communists and extremists with Guzman as head. Rebels demand a constitutional solution and elections under OAS supervision. Caamano hints at resignation once a government is set, while Imbert opposes concessions and insists on rebel surrender. An optimistic Cary cites progress amid uncertain corroboration.
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Junts
U.S
McGeorge Bundy
Antonio Guzman
Juan Bosch
United States
Caamano
Imbert
OAS
Mora
Jottin Cary
Newsmen
Crosby School Board to Integrate Segregated Schools
At a special meeting last Friday trustees discussed the Crosby district plan to integrate its segregated schools. During the week of May 10 enrollment reached 1,781 pupils, including 929 Negro children, with separate facilities for Negroes at Barrett Station and whites at Crosby. An advertisement announcing the integration plan will run in The Sun this week, Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Hell
Crosby
Nearoes
Barrett Station
the Sun
Cub Scouts of Den 2 Visit Airport Here
Cub Scouts of Den 2 Pack 57 visited Humphrey Airport for a hangar tour and field taxiing. Six Cubs Ri Chantham Mark Morris Dennis Andrews Gary Bender Ricky Henscey Eddie Geing traveled with Den Mother Mrs Edalie Geirg and assistant Mrs G Berder.
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Den 2
Humphrey Airport
P Ronald Becker
Ri Chan‘tham
Mark Morris
Dennis Andrews
Gary Bender
Ricky Henscey
Eddie Geing
Den
Edalie Geirg
Ant
G. Berder
Supreme Court voids 1962 Communist mail rule
The Supreme Court struck down in one day a 1962 law allowing the Post Office to hold up Communist mail unless the addressee requests delivery. Justice Douglas ruled the delivery-reply requirement violates the First Amendment, creating an unconstitutional burden on addressees and deterring those in sensitive positions. Justice White did not participate.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Post Office Department
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas
Senate May Vote on GOP Voting Rights Substitute
The Senate contemplates voting Tuesday on a Republican substitute to the voting rights bill. Supporters aim to limit debate and push cloture, with Southern Democrats expected to align against the GOP plan backed by the White House and Democratic leaders. If cloture fails, a long debate remains likely, echoing past fights over civil rights legislation.
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Senate
Washington
White House
Everett M. Dirksen
John G. iTower
R-Tex
GOP
Souther States
Gebate
Hennesdy
Fellers Assigned to Army Post in Bethel Minnesota
Fellers assigned to a battalion in Bethel Minnesota, part of an air defense unit serving the Minnears. Parental ties noted with Mr Richart B Tih. unclear text references Schr R Fetters and Rebert Sehonl.
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ARMY
Richart B. Tih
Ayelenert Fearse
Bethel
Mian
Fellers
Rebert
Zeckendorf's Webb & Knapp Faces Long Reorganization
Zeckendorf era real estate magnate faces Chapter 10 proceedings led by trustee Manimer Criplin as Marine Midland Trust Co triggers reorganization for Webb & Knapp with assets near 69.7 million and liabilities of 96 million. The firm holds Roosevelt Field Ball States assets, with major projects collapsed or foreclosed and calls for orderly wind‑down over months.
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Zecendert
Ville Marie
Mon Ltreal
Denver
East River
United Nations
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Manimer M. Criplin
Webb & Knapp
Beth
Cunlin
Wenn & Knapp
Zeckendart Ag
Marine Midland Trust Co
New York
Manhattan
Marine Midland
Iis Wesition
Roosevelt Field, Inc
Ball States Land and Industries, Inc
Atl
Internal Revenue Sener
Webt & Krite
Saine
Zeckendorfs
Zeckendorf Empire
Grilmell
New
Acilian
Cener
Zeckendurl
Tharre
Tang Island Sound
Lakesood Civic Association to elect four new directors
Lakesood Civic Association names eight nominees for four director posts with May 18 as deadline for submission. Gregory Davis notes members not yet contacted may reach him. Four current directors’ terms expire. 327 members signed up last September. Association activities include clubhouse improvements, street light placements, and bond proposal advocacy.
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Lakesood Civic Association
Warrats
Gregory Davis
Varroinis
James Oh. Frank
Jim Froneberger
Edward M. Mackert
Bill Maxon
George Sewell
R. P. Souther
Jean $. Wood
Robert J. Young
Marvin
Skeeter
Dave Swalm
Ted Rister
Cleo
Lakewood
Davis
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Sul Ross College
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