Nation Pays Homage To Dead Of All Wars In Memorial Day Rites
Memorial Day rites across the nation honor fallen soldiers from all wars. President Kennedy wreaths Arlington Unknowns tomb and attends ceremonies in Columbus Miss and Albany N Y. He emphasizes unity with veterans and world peace as Camp David lunch follows.
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Albany
N. Y
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Startup
Joseph P
Kenney, Jr
Camp David
Catoctin Mountains
Maryland
White House
Funeral for Mrs. W. E. Phillips in Arlington
Mrs. C. G. Phillips will attend the funeral of her mother-in-law Mrs. W. E. Phillips who died Tuesday in Arlington Virginia. Burial will be in Waco. Mrs. Phillips was mother of the late Gordon Phillips of Baytown. Eagle officers installation to be held in La Porte at 2 p.m. Sunday. Pruett Construction beat DuPont 5 2 in Y softball. Hawks vs Huber rained out. later schedule DuPont vs Hawks at 7 p.m. Haber vs Pruett Construction at 8 45 p.m. Dancing club interest noted for June 3 at Knights of Columbus Hall. Pipeline technologists leave after six weeks at Lee College and under API auspices.
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Ested
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Memorial Day Baytown Weather And Tides Brief
Baytown forecast calls for partly cloudy warm conditions with a chance of scattered showers Thursday afternoon. Temperatures expected 72 to 92 degrees with unsettled weather continuing through Friday. Galveston tides show high at 12 05 p m and lows at 3 16 p m and 7 19 p m.
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Galveston
Around To Town items and local notes
A collage of short notices from Around To Town. L. L. Hinton and sisters travel to Oklahoma City to visit a hospitalized sister. Phil Elmore injures a tooth chasing a ball on Chandler Drive. Jimmy Sheppard dives poorly. Chester Rogers completes an assignment. Lane Ward earns merit badges for Eagle Scout. R. B. Waldrop visits the Sun composing room. Linda Webb uses a Pasadena teaching offer. Mose Sumner plans an around the world trip. Leon Paine goes buying. Earl Harvey Jr. prepares to graduate from UH Pharmacy. James Shires anticipates a busy summer. R. A. Dixon Jr. contributes a news item. Dr. Lynn Hedges and George Hanson shop in a department store.
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J. P. Richards
J. E. Stroud
Oklahoma City
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Wesley Hospital
Lane Ward
R. B. Waldrop
Sun Linetype
Sun
Linda Webb
Pasadena
Mose Sumner
Leon Paine
Earl Harvey Jr
University of Houston
James Shires
R.A. Dixon Jr
Lynn Hedges
George Hanson
Buck Turner Chevy Station Wagon Teases Travel Style
An advertisement touts a Buck Turner Chevy Station Wagon as the stylish travel choice for both country and city trips, featuring a Cheveoleh model and emphasizing fashionable driving.
Pope Rallies as Hemorrhaging Stops Says Vatican
Vatican officials say Pope John XXIII showed improvement after hemorrhages caused by a stomach growth ceased. Doctors from Rome describe a strong will and iron constitution aiding a rally, with the Pope expressing gratitude for global goodwill and renewed optimism for peace.
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Piero Mazzoni
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Gasbarrini
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Preparation for Summer Schools In Baytown
Hundreds of Baytown students will enroll in summer school at Robert E. Lee High School, Baytown Junior High and Bowie Elementary, with De Zavala Elementary offering English for prospective first graders. The Lee College term starts June 3, with Lee High students earning half credits per course, up to two courses. Remedial courses run for juniors and elementary grades to improve last year’s work. Summer classes run seven to twelve forty daily, five days weekly, with examinations in July and a holiday on July 4.
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Baytown
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Holly MecLemore
DeZavala School
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AH Public
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REL
Sherman Children
Charles Glass
Clyde Henderson
R. P. Kelley
Jane Mitcham
R. Ms. Wedgeworth
J. M. King
Noah T. Smith
Don Hightower
H.C. McCandless
C. Rushing
Suromer
Sare
Rushing
Baytown Eyes Annexation and Long Range Plan
Baytown City Council discussed annexing two square miles along Tri City Beach Road in a triangular area bounded by Evergreen Road Cedar Bayou and Galveston Bay. A two year master planning program with estimated cost 76000 include about 90000 federal contribution. council plans to hire a consulting engineer and form a planning commission.
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Lee Liggett
Evergreen Road
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Frank von Zuben
Austin
State Health Department
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von Zuben
J. E. LeFevre
New City
Ashbel Smith Land Co
Eght Square
Houston
Lakewood
Harris County
Naviwood, Wooster and Country Club
Tithe -Bay Area
Baytonian Ethel Bailey buried in Friday Texas
Funeral services for Mrs. Ethel Anderson Bailey 65 of Tri City Beach Road will be held Friday at 3 pm in Friday Texas with burial in Ellis Cemetery. Survivors include husband Jess Bailey of Houston two daughters two brothers two sisters and extended family. Funeral arrangements are under Paul A. Lee Funeral Home.
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Ethel Anderson Bailey
Tri- City Beach Road
Houston
J. P. Hamilton
Baytown
E. W. Altix
Jerome Anderson
Friday
Byron Anderson
Huntsville
Fred Anderson
Groveton
Walter S. Anderson
L. H. Pyers
Denver
Colo
David R. Deason
J. 5. Anderson
Ronald Hamilton
Jerry Hamilton
Scott Hamilton
J. B. Anderson
J. E. Anderson
O. Z. Thompson
Charles Porter
Jerry Mac Anderson
Wayne Mason
Kenneth Antley
Paul U. Lee
Hawks Lead Baytown Softball League with 30 Mark
Baytown Hawks top the Baytown Industrial Softball League at 30 points. Pruett Construction sits 1-4, J. M. Huber 0-1, and DuPont 1-2 for the season. Thursday at Roseland Park the Hawks face Du Pont at 7 p.m. The Huber Pruett game follows at 9 p.m.
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Solon Tries To Bar Bracero Plan's End
Washington AP reports a House Agriculture Committee backed ending the bracero program with a 274 to 158 vote amid heated debate. Rep C Gathings says farmers need labor to plant and harvest, while Fogarty accuses the bill of creating slave labor. Opponents argue Mexicans fill jobs American workers won’t do. The Kennedy administration urged a one year extension. debate centered on wages and conditions. The vote reflected broad opposition to extending the program and highlighted labor and religious groups’ concerns.
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Baytonian Charged In Assault On Officer
Baytown resident Lahmon Sims, 40, of 2207 Garth Road, was charged in Justice of the Peace M. M. Brown's Court with assault on a Baytown police officer. The charge was filed by Police Sgt. Ed Hardy on information from Patrolman C. N. Roach after Sims allegedly attacked Roach during a search at police headquarters at 12:53 a.m. Thursday following an arrest for drunken public. Lt. James P. Taylor and Patrolman Harold Pylate witnessed the incident.
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Garth Road
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Baytown
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C. N. Roach
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Roach
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James P. Taylor
Harold Pylate
Oil pooling law eyed by Texas independents
Our World Texas notes independent oil operators push for a pooling statute to solve drilling issues on small tracts. North Texas Methodists donate 165000 to five Methodist colleges and Wesley Foundations. Kennedy seeks meeting with Khrushchev to discuss detecting nuclear explosions without inspections. Russia renews claims of Western spies in the Soviet Union. Police escort army units through Anniston as speculation mounts they carry Kennedy appointee troops toward trouble spots. Border dispute near El Paso eases after long standstill. Texas unemployment in April falls to 171508, down 19300 from March.
Integrationists Step Up Drive In Jackson Miss
Demonstrations in Jackson Mississippi led to twenty seven arrests as picketers and sit-ins targeted downtown stores. Police used paddy wagons for transports while NAACP and CORE organized non-violent training. Police reported no daytime violence though brick-throwing incidents damaged two white youths' car the night before.
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Capital Street
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Sippi
National Asset
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Vany
Capitol Street
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James Spencer
Young
NAACP
Congress of Racial Equality
Baytown Audit Finds City Living Within Budget
Mid year audit by Cecil Bobbitt for Baytown covers Oct 1 1962 to Mar 31 1963 shows revenues of 1 369 050 29 and expenditures of 741 272 63. City conforms to municipal accounting principles and reports fund balances with detailed allocations and remaining budgeted amounts.
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Cecil Bobbitt
Bobbitt and Chambles
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Bobbitt
Memorial Day Quiet Holiday For Baytonians
Memorial Day was a quiet holiday in Baytown with many residents resting at home or visiting relatives and outdoors. Baytown area industries ran on skeleton crews and government offices closed, while banks, stores, and service stations stayed open. City Hall closed and most city employees, except garbage crews, had the day off though garbage pickups continued. Robert R. Tuck Post No 912 placed American flags on sidewalks in front of local businesses as part of a veteran gravesite tradition.
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Robert R. Tuck
Baytown Expects Higher Water Use In Heat Wave
Baytown's Water Department reports record pumping as heat waves raise demand. April last year saw 835,910,000 gallons total at 2,797,000 daily. May this year averaged 3,597,000. Officials project May totals above four million gallons daily if heat persists, with last year’s July and August pumping noted at 3,850,000 and 4,069,000 gallons respectively.
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Baytown
Par nelli Jones Wins 40th Indianapolis 30-Mile Race
Indianapolis AP bulletin reports Par nelli Jones won the 40th Indianapolis 30-mile race. Scotsman Jimmy Clark in a green Lotus Ford pushed the pace, making only one pit stop to Jones' three and finishing about half a lap behind.
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Jimmy Clark
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Clark
Girl kneels beside fallen puppy on Utah highway
An unidentified Salt Lake City girl shows shock and anguish beside a puppy killed on a Salt Lake highway. Photo by J. M. Heslop, chief photographer for the Heslop Desert News, who paused a rush to cover another story to capture the scene.
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J. M. Heslop
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Heslop Desert News
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