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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1962

Page

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Sun Spots and Baytown News Highlights

Baytown area items include Mrs Barbara Bearden in critical condition after a car train collision at Baytown Hospital. Other notes cover fellowship at Bethel Mission, James Menifee receiving a slide rule from Humble Oil, Coast Guard boat inspections at Roseland Park, and Ray L Heinrich co authoring Alkyd Resin Modifiers. Houston and Baytown events include a marriage and family program, UH Summer Term registration, Beavley campaign reception, a City insurance award, Elks teen party, Shriners contest, and local education and art events. Highs near 92, tides and art festival details.

Barbara. Bearden Baytown Hospital L. J. Weiler

Around Lown and Baytown at the World’s Fair and local events

Around Lown reports Mr and Mrs W L Blansett heading to the Seattle World’s Fair with friends close behind. J R Krenick and Dr Eddie Krenick are noted, while patrolman Eddie Krenick stays downtown. Local scenes include Leah Gingles on a bicycle and Bob Gingles winning a broad jump at a track meet. Weeks reveal travels to Indianapolis for Memorial Day races and attendance at the World’s Fair, plus Baytown Aggies earning degrees at Texas A&M.

W. L. Blansett J. R. Krenick Eddie Krenick Leroy Phillips Wilma Gingles Leah Bob Bob Gingles Charlie M Maggie) Streich W. Sterling Sandavinto Hospital Gwen Ken Featherston Indianapolis Ind Billy Platt Billyeanne Miles Sealite Billyeanne Billy Miles S. Circle Holt Russell Morrell Disneyland Baytown Aggies Texas A Atd M College Francis Alvin Bachmeyer Donald Mortis Bernard Abel Selensky R F. Halter Edgar Hullum James W. ‘Rogers Fred’ Kana Jr Carlos Worley II

Humble ships big cargo to foreign port

The Esso Jacksonville, sailing from Humble Oil Baytown refinery, carries 22,000 tons of tube oils and 1,000 tons of solvent to Karachi and Bombay under U S government aid programs. Captain William Hamilton and 41 crew depart for a roughly 80 day, round the world voyage. A second tanker, the Esso Scranton, trails toward Bombay and Calcutta with 15,000 tons of tube oil.

Esso Jacksonville Humble Oil and Refining Co Baytown Humble Ity Karachi Pakistan Bombay India United States William Hamilton Cranford N. J Jung U. S. Gulf Pacific Gulf East Coast Esso Scranton Calcutta Bernard Roberts Daytona Beach Florida

Memorial Rites Planned By VEW

The Robert R. Tuck VFW post will hold Memorial Day services at 3:30 p.m. Sunday in Little Arlington Cemetery Baytown. Participants include Baytown American Legion auxiliary Daughters of the Confederacy Navy Mothers Club and VFW Auxiliary. Families with veterans buried there are urged to attend. American flags will be placed on each grave.

Robert R. Tuck VFW Little Arington Baytown Baytown American Legion Daughters of the Confederacy Navy Mothers Club

Lee College Honors Ten Top Students

Lee College Friday night graduated its third largest class in history, 110 students. Honor graduates include David Glen Hurr, Michael Lawless, Marcia Rae Beaugh, Doris Bourke, Linda Maignaud, Emory Ezeli, James Herring, Jane Turcotle, Gladys Kirkland, and Joe Reed with top averages from 2.51 to 2.85. Main speaker Dr. Charles Allen urged depth of life beyond material gain and noted faith as a foundation, while Lawless earned the Student of the Year award and Hall of Fame induction. Additional honors went to Cynthia Boudloche, Rona Hurt, and Craig Townsend, with sundry scholarships and the Wall Street Journal award. George H. Gentry presented degrees to a large list of graduates.

Lee College David Glen Hurr Michael Lawless Marcia Rae Beaugh Doris Bourke Linda Maignaud Emory L. Ezeli James Herring Jane Turcotle Gladys Kirkland Joe Reed Charles Allen First Methodist Church Houston Mike Lawless Lawless Rosary Lee College Hall of Fame Cynthia Boudloche Rona Hurt Craig Townsend Dean Waller Rundell Bessie Badgley Baytown Education Association Wall Street Journal Sandra Kemplay B&pw Dr. Allen Methuselah Christ George H. Gentry Eva Jean Arnold Bessie Crews Badgley Robert Raley Marcia Ray Beaugh Robert ‘L Beets Mildred Lois Belin John Douglas Bell Lynette Bishop Cymhia von Boudloche Denis L. Bourke An Judy Bower Donna Lee Bryton Burton, Burrus, Jr. Lovella

Meany Urges 35-Hour Work Week Across Nation

AFL CIO president George Meany proposes a nationwide campaign to cut the standard work week from 40 to 35 hours with the same take-home pay. He said the idea should be considered by the AFL CIO Executive Council at its August meeting amid talks with labor and labor secretary Arthur Goldberg and garment workers at the Atlantic City convention.

Atlantic City N. J George Meany Afl-Cio Labor Movement Meany International Ladies Garment Workers Union Enhiedy Arthur Goldbere

Baytown council mulls tighter subdivision rules

At the June 14 meeting the Baytown City Council may adopt a new subdivision ordinance to stop relaxing rules within five miles of the city. The move follows years of waivers used to permit substandard developments and a plan to require park land at raw cost. The session also approved a flood gate installation, wage increases for two clerks, a tax valuation note on Hurricane Carla damages, and other routine actions.

Baytown W. L Dub) Ward James M Jim) Bryan C. T. Staples Chambers County Cedar Bayou Glen Meadow Bob Smith Road Truman Cox James Timmers George Chandler Black Duck Bay al Clayton Board of Equalization City Man Seq Council

City Hall Improvement Plans Studied by Baytown Council

Baytown City Council discussed a partial interior remodel for better space use. Architect James A. Davis outlined five steps with total near 25 000 dollars, including exterior facelift and interior work. Davis noted the building is structurally sound and 80 000 dollar new city hall would cost more. No action taken. study may resume at budget time.

Baytown City Hall James A Bitsy) Davis Davis C. A Chris) Hansen

Humble Del Webb Corp Plans West Ranch Development

Baytown sun reports Humble Del Webb Corp to study and develop 15 000 acres near NASA and Clear Lake in Harris County. Lammers named to state water panel. Friendswood Development Co chartered to acquire the land with officers Moore Gregg and Craddock in key posts.

Friendswood Development Co Wesley G Ble West Ranch Mohr J. R. Ashton Legis Clear Lake Inris County NASA Lab Friendwood Development. Co Daniel Rccess

Continental jetliner crash kills 45 in Centerville

Investigators from the Aeronautics Board reported Saturday that an explosive force of unknown origin occurred inside a Continental Airlines jetliner, causing its crash Tuesday night near Centerville, Iowa, killing 45 people aboard.

Centerville Iowa the Aeronautics Board Continental Airlines

Evicted sharecroppers case taints police abuse claims

A White man testifies that police tortured him with electric probes after he tried aiding evicted Negro sharecroppers in Tennessee, while a motion picture reel shows spaceflight footage damaged by seawater and potentially unusable for science.

White Man Telly Committee Eleanor Roosevelt Tennessee

5 000 Attend REL Ceremony at Memorial Stadium

At Robert E. Lee High School graduation 5000 attendees heard Holly McLemore announce about 50 scholarships and honors. Valedictorian Richard Walker, with 95.90 average, will win state and church scholarships plus Lee College aid. Numerous graduates earned National Merit recognition and various school awards.

BH Graduates 19 Scholarships Go To Top Students

Batbery Hill High School awarded scholarships at a Friday night ceremony in the school auditorium. Valedictorian W. C. Underwood Jr. led with a 496.77 average and earned four Texas state or church college scholarships. Salutatorian Eluing Clanahan received a scholarship to any church related school and posted a 92.58 average. Main speaker William Sherrill, Houston city treasurer, urged hard work and sacrifice for education, noting his Marine service and degrees from the University of Houston and Harvard. The 19 graduates, the smallest class in years, received several awards including citizenship medals for Joe Hudee, boys music for Gordon McDaniel, girls music for Elaine Clanahan, Tex Follett boys’ athlete, Carolyn Dillard girls’ athletic, and leadership for Andy Underwood.

Batbery Hill High School W. C Andy) Underwood. Jr Texas Eluing Clanahan William Sherrill City of Houston Jack Valenti Sherrill U. S University ‘of Harvard Barbers Enill W. C. Underwood Joe Hudee Gordon McDanial Elaine ‘Clanahan Tex Follett Carolyn Dillard Andy Underwood

Work Starts Soon On 4 Street Paving Bonds

Baytown contracts for repaving four blocks on Memorial Drive, Rosewood Drive, and Felton Street in Graywood Subdivision were authorized. Low bid for asphalt topping came from Brown Houston at 7650, with rivals Black Top Paving at 8490 and Gulf Biluthic at 7776. West Defoe Street paving bids showed Brown and Root at 12489 and Gulf Biluthic at 12680, Black Top Paving at 13310. Plans for Bayway Drive resurfacing remain undecided.

Baytown Rmfantness City Counel Memorial Drive Rosewood Drive Felton Street Graywood Subdivision Brown Houston Black Top Paving, Inc Gulf Biutithie Co Brown and Root West Defoe Street Gulf Biulithic Black, Top Paving, Inc Bayway Drive Harbor Street Sam House Bayway Tom Vera West Main

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