Florida Party Scrap Sparks Three State Voting Today
AP reports Florida Republican control and a Democratic opponent selection for Bud Wilkinson stir three state primaries. Goldwater looks to strengthen bid for the GOP nomination regardless of Florida, with Oklahoma and Kentucky voters also weighing US Senate and House contests as Rockefeller and Goldwater campaign in California and Eisenhower’s call shapes GOP positions.
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Washington
Florida
Bud. Wilkinson
University of Oklahoma
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Oklahoma
U.S
J. Howard
Edmondson
Fred. Harris
Wilkinson
Kentucky
U.S. House of
Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
California
Dwight D.eisenhower
San Diego
Rockefeller
Eisenhower
Redding
Apollo moonship unmanned launch delayed for valve freeze
The first unmanned Apollo moonship attempt was postponed to Thursday due to a frozen nitrogen valve in the ground support system. The valve is part of a pumps system that moves liquid nitrogen to the instrument package between the rocket and the spacecraft.
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Capez- Kennedy
Loan applicants asked to meet Park loan committee
Mary Jane Barrett daughter of Lee College Community for Mrs R L Morgan of 1215 Park will be graduated from the fall term and are asked by Dean Walter Rundell of the Gulf Park Gulfport Miss to meet with the Park College loan committee at 8 p m Wed May 31 in the college Science Club conference room Student Union Also Mrs Caroline Quinn mother of Mrs Richard Worth 50 Inverness Drive died in Birmingham England after a short illness She had made several trips to Baytown and returned to England last month after a six month visit here
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Mary Jane Barrett
Lee College
R. L. Morgan
Park
Gulf
Walter Rundell
Park College
Gulfport
Miss
Gulf Park
Barnesday
Dean Rundell
Jett
Sig
Caroline Quinn
Richard Worth
Inverness Drive
Birmingham
England
Quinn
Weather and Tides and Local Community Notices
Clouds and showers forecast Tuesday through Wednesday with 70s temperatures. Galveston tides: high at 6 07 am, low at 10 31 pm. Rough Riders Saddle Club hosts a barbecue 6 to 9 pm at W L Jenkins ranch. Bay Area Democrats plan a barbecue for Robert Baker and state candidates at Pasadena Rodeo grounds, meet by Lee College at 3 76 to caravan. Complimentary tickets available. Leslie Waxne will receive a health and physical education degree from McNeese State College Tuesday night. Dr R D Wesselhoff from Humble Baytown Refinery R D center coauthored two US patents with WR Edwards, formerly of R D, now with Esso International. George Cire to take oath as judge of the 165th Civil District Court Friday at 10 230 am in Houston. Charles Reagan Sirmons to receive BA in economics and government from UT Saturday. Bayshore Red Reel and Gun Club invited to Trinity Valley Sportsmen's Club meeting 7 30 pm Thursday in Kirkendall Upholstery Shop. SMU graduate William Hudnall to receive BBA June 1. will pursue grad work at SMU. Baytown Human Relations Council meets 7 20 pm Tuesday at city hall. public invited. Holy Land film program at First Church of the Nazarene Wednesday 7 30 pm. Mrs H J Cannon to speak on Art and Painting to Psi Alpha Chapter Beta Sigma Phi Tuesday at Mrs Eddie Heintschel’s home. secret sisters revealed.
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Baytown
Robert W. Baker
John Ray Harrison
Jake Johnson
Pasadena Rodeo Grounds
Bay Area
Lee Drive
Lee College
H. J. Cannon
Psi Alpha
Beta Sigma Phi
Eddie Heintschel
Naveille
Around Towns In Baytown A Patchwork Of Local Life
Local notes detail residents Johnnie Wilson preparing for a Georgia move, Barbara Presnall’s news reveal, Carolyn Wiley awaiting graduation, and Judy Dugat’s busy days. Others include Jane Poage’s coffee break, Cyn thia and Karen Boudleche’s World’s Fair trip, and Seaborn Cravey’s Army truck training.
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Carolyn Wiley
Barbara
Presnall
Judy Dugat
Jody Barrow
Linda Irby
Darlene Dugat
Barbara McQueen
Patsy Whitney
Sharon Barrow
Elaine Kirkland
Johnnie Wilson
Georgia
Dean Sanders
Dolores Vermnon
Jane
Poage
Karen
Boudleche
New York
Cynthia
Null
Highlands
San Francisco
Henry G. Reimer, Jr
Kenneth Badgett
Seaborn
Cravey Tearn
Army
Baytown Civil Defense Organization
Paul U Lee
Leo Frost
New City
Baytow
Rights Bill Package Moves Toward Senate Cloture
Senate leaders plan to introduce a package of amendments to the civil rights bill as early as today. Dirksen said sufficient votes to break a Southern filibuster could be found, with Mansfield noting possible closure next month. The package, discussed after GOP conferences, remains contentious among Republicans, with some supportive of cloture and others dissatisfied, as debate continues on jury trial and equal employment provisions.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Mansfield
Neiwsmen
Mansfeld
Mike
Montana
Mubert
Humphrey
D-Minn
Las K. Kuchel
R-Calif
Dirksen
Dixie Oratory
Bourke E. Hickenlooper
Iowa
Republican Policy Committee
John Sherman Cooper
S Norris Catton
R-N.h
House
Cotton
GOP Picks Convention Top Brass
Washington AP reports the Republican National Committee selected Sen Thruston Morton of Kentucky for permanent chairman and Gov Mark Hatfield of Oregon for keynote speaker at the 1964 GOP convention. Morton faced no opposition as conservatives backed Hatfield despite Goldwater supporters’ objections to combining posts. Miller announced the choice after a 35 to 20 vote to merge the roles and a 28 to 10 vote to prefer Hatfield over Gov Tim M Babock of Montana.
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Washington
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
Morton
Ome
Barry Tightwater
Ariz
Hatfield
Conferrens
Gallwater
Flatfield
William E. Miller
Horfield
Tim M.babcock
Montana
Goldwater
Laotian neutrals claim advance in counterattack
In Laos, Gen Amkha Soukhavong said neutralist forces recaptured two thirds of the Muong Kheung sector after routing a unit that had pulled back to Muong Kheung. He warned Muong Soui could fall, endangering Luang Prabang and Vang Vieng as right wing troops hold a line near Borikhane.
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Vientiane
Laos
Amkha Soukhavong
Mier Souvanna Phouma
Muong Kheung
Muong Soui
Plaine Des Jarres
Amkha
Prince Souvanna
National Assembly
Muong Susi
Luang Pr
Borikhane
Souvanna
Pathet Lao
Souphanouvong
Khang Khay
Luang Prabang
Brittain
Lon Laos
Rites Wednesday For Resident Final
Funeral services for Mrs. Ethel Walton Gamer of St. James Home will be at 9 a.m. Wednesday at Trinity Episcopal Church. The Rev. Po Walter Henckell will officiate. The body will be taken to Tyler by Paul A. Lee Funeral Home for graveside services at 4 p.m. Wednesday at Rose Hill Cemetery in Tyler. Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Harry Gillis of Morgantown NC. four sons Bill Gamer of Tyler Harold Garmer and Thomas Gamer of Baytown. Graeme Garner of Poughkeepsie NY. two sisters Mrs. Elsie Pollard of Liverpool England and Mrs. Lillian Poter of Kefowia Canada BC. six grandchildren and five great-grandchildren.
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Trinity
Episcopal
Alumni Barbers Hill High School Reunion Set
Barbers Hill High School Alumni Association schedules its annual reunion for Saturday at 7 p.m. in the school cafeteria with dancing to follow in the auditorium. Reservations due by June 3, sent to Gordon Speer or BD L Tyrer, with a $5 fee for a member and guest. Baytown area graduates of Barbers Hill are urged to attend.
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Barbers’ Hill High School ‘Alumni Association
Feas
Audi Itorium
Gordon Speer
Jone
L Tyer
P.O. Box
Mont . Belvieu
Gordon
New Pyramids and Turmoil Across the Globe
Heavy fighting erupts in the Kyreniz Mountains north of Nicosia as Turkish and Greek Cypriot forces clash and Canadian troops take fire from Turkish positions. President Johnson moves toward a notable foreign aid win by signing 312 million dollars for IDA. Stevenson criticizes U.S. Viet Nam policy ahead of the UN Security Council after France rejects rent talks on the Cambodia border dispute. Jacksonville youth deliver invitations for a presidential rodeo trip. The Texas Constitution Party pushes to keep U.S. control of the Panama Canal Zone and Guantanamo Bay base, even to the deployment of troops. Hodges faces a 30 day study of alleged gambling ties. Judge Hughes set to sentence on a bank fraud conviction. Bombings target buildings as Peronist youth destroy a hotel entrance in Buenos Aires. Dallas police detain two 16 year olds for kidnapping and armed robbery at a service station.
City bids sought for phase two street repairs
The city advertised for bids to fund phase two of a 220000 three phase street improvement program. Preliminary phase two cost is 73000. Bids due by 5 p.m. June 9 and opening June 11. Phase one bids awarded May 14 to Skrla Inc. of Houston for 70797.45.
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Jack Morton
West Texas Avenue
Price Street
Goose Creek Stream
Pin Oak Drive
Bayway Drive
Burnet Drive
Honeysuckle Drive
Baynoat Drive
MacArthur Avenue
Commencement Exercises Set for 713 Graduates
Lee College and nearby high schools schedule concurrent commencement ceremonies. Lee College holds its exercises Friday at 7 pm in the college auditorium with 73 sophomore diplomas and a college address by Rev Milton Richardson. Robert E Lee High School graduates number , 654? with 56 Carver High School seniors also receiving diplomas at Memorial Stadium.
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Lee College
Robert E. Lee High School
College
REL
Memorial Stadium
Danny DuBose
Henry Armstrong
Charles Forque
George H. Gentry
Herschel Rosser
Milton 3. Richardson
Christ Church Cathedral
Houston
Walter Rundell
George HH. Gentry
Thomas Stone
Charles Stephenson
Joan Nugent
David Smith
Carver High School
Sawrday
Memborial
Heavy theft hits local business air compressor
A 512 W Main electric driven air compressor was stolen from outside a building A All Electric was renovating near Main Street by weekend. A. H. Howard says a wine truck was used to load the unit and police, led by Baytown, investigated after the discovery Monday afternoon.
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All Electric
W. Main
A. H. Howard
A All
Baytown
Four Junior Highs to graduate 739 ninth graders Thursday
Four Baytown area junior high schools will send 739 ninth graders onto the stage Thursday night at Amorial Stadium. Cedar Bayou leads with 188 graduates, Highlands 413, Horace Mann 221, and Baytown JH 89.
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Aytown
Cedar Bayou
Highlands
Horace Mann
Amorial Stadium
Elmer Hargis
BIE
E. W. Buelow
BJT
Ameri
Louie White
Lakewood Church of Christ
Supi
George H. Gentry
Rox
Rox] White, Horace Mann; Dr. Pat |Hodge, Cedar Bayou
B. P
Hopper
Don Duran
Will Study With Exchange Friend to Tour Germany
Jamie Franklin, a junior at Robert E. Lee High School, will study and live in Kassel, Germany for six months with Chris Sander through the American Field Service Exchange. He plans a summer tour around Germany with Bay Scouts and will return to finish high school at Bellaire High School.
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Rel Junior
Germany
Wanda Orton
Jamie Franklin
Kassel
Chris Sander
American Field Service
Twon Hveci
Robert E." Lee High School
Robert E. Lee High School
Jamie
Caath
Chris
J. 5. Franklin
Lon
Washington, D.C
Franklins
Franklin
BEF Ballots Candidates for 1964 65 Officers
Baytown Em ployes Federation nominates C R Upchurch for president H T Warvey for VP L B Phillips for secretary and H A Edmonson as Trustee nominees include Billy A Heal and Fred Ernst Clerical and laboratory representative nominees cover Opal Crisby Adams Terris Bigstone Enola cn and more with ballots mailing Tuesday and counting June 2
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Baytown
Ac Adams
Husi I. Chayele
Terris
I Bigstone
I. G. Henderson
T. L. Moon
Wtihities
Ars
Enola D. Cn
C. 5
Koenig
Reproduction. Laboratories
Ernest
Miss LaNefti Qoophcivaiay
Aos
Aleone Jder
Fred Ernst
T. H. Gamer
Cc. C. Laughlin
E. R. Sut“phin
REL Class Of 44 Reunion Set For Saturday
Robert E. Lee High School Class of 1944 will hold its 20 year reunion from 4 to 6 p.m. Saturday in the REL cafeteria. The reunion committee includes James Ellis, Paul Werner, Paul Lowsberry, Dr. George Walmsley, Mrs. Claire Fortinberry Thaman, Mrs. Gwen Rayder Baker, Mrs. Lois Marie Williams Walker and Mrs. Libby Reber Weisinger. Families bring picnic suppers. soft drinks available from cafeteria machines. Name tags and prizes will be given.
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Robert E. Lee High Schiool
James Ellis
Paul Werner
Paul Lowsberry
George Walmsley
Claire Fortinberry Thaman
Gwen Rayder Baker
Lois Marie Wiliams Walker
Libby Reber Weisinger
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Humble
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Snail Business Administration
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Buenos Aires
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Decker Drive
Fritz Lanham
Skrla, Inc
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Schilling
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Rice University
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