Elks Tacky Party and Community Dance at Market Street Lodge
Elks Lodge on Market Street hosts a tacky dance Saturday with Western Rangers providing music. Donation at the door is 3 dollars per couple. Also reported a burglary at Sunbeam Bread Wholesale House on Baker Road where 637.20 in currency and checks were stolen, window pried open, Donnie Chumley notified police. Pool membership at Olympia Recreation Club states swimming facility under construction at Ward Head and open to residents of Eva And Boy subdivisions. ongoing membership drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Baytown Cies Lodge
Market Street
Western Rangers
Baytown
Sunbeam Bread Wholesale House
Baker Road
Donnie Chumley
H. ©. Pylate
Olympia Recreation Club
Ward Head
Eva
Wilson
al Hotchkiss
Thoreday
GCWU Votes to Drop Blue Cross for New Insurer
Gulf Coast local union representing Humble Oil Baytown plant workers held a rail ballot to end Blue Cross Blue Shield and switch to Banker's Life Insurance Co at Des Moines Iowa. Banker's Life totaled 176 votes while Blue Shield and Crown Life Canada received 139 and 59 votes respectively, amid rate concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Coast
Industrial Workers Union
Humble Oil and Refining
Baytown
Blue Cross
Blue Shield Insurance
Banker's Life Insurance Co
Des Moines
Iowa
Banker's Life
Blue Shield
Crown Life Insurance of Canada
Weekend Warm Weather With Possible Afternoon Thunderstorms
Mostly cloudy and warm weekend with little temperature change. Highs near 70 to 90 degrees. Galveston tides show Sunday high at 3:26 a.m. and 22:21 p.m. Monday high at 01:08 a.m. and low at 10:06 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Baytown Notes Highlight Community Activities And Travel
Mrs Billy E Wheaton received an award for voluntary work as a physical therapist at Grace Methodist Fellowship Hall. Clem Kovar and Gene Branscome return from a four day trip to the New York World's Fair supplied by a national dealership. Bil Miller introduces Bob Kasper of Galveston as the new Baytown motel manager at a luncheon. William Wallace Jr’s name omitted from the barber list. Mr and Mrs Charles R Porch depart Sunday for two weeks in Winnibigoshish Canada and South Dakota. EB Hooks and Baytown police reserves thank traffic helpers at Robert E Lee High School graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy E. Wheaton
Bay“town
Grace
Methodist Fellowship’ Hall
Clem Kovar
Gene Branscome
Bil Miller
Baytown
Bob Kasper
Galveston
William Wallace Jr
Hill High School
Charles R. Porch
Winn Beg
Canada
South Dakota
EB. Hooks
Robert E. Lee High School
Gulf Coast Texas Petrochemical Hub Leads U S Production
Houston Chamber survey shows Gulf Coast from Brownsville to Baton Rouge hosts 187 chemical plants making 415 products. Texas dominates chemical shipments, with 80 percent of national ethylene output and a $134 to $5 billion investment. Pipeline network and hydrocarbons underpin growth as Texas rises in chemical value.
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Houston
Texas Gulf Coast
Houston Chamber of Commerce
Gulf Coast
Brownsville
Baton Rouge
Gulf+Coast area
Claude Barrett
Cham
Texas
New York Teacher Brutally Beaten and Slain in Brooklyn
Charlotte Lipsik a 33 year old New York teacher was found dying in a Crown Heights apartment building elevator. She died at Kings County Hospital at 3 30 am after being discovered by a tenant and a 15 year old. Police report multiple stab wounds and possible rape not yet confirmed. no robbery motive evident. The case unfolds amid rising nighttime patrols by the Maccabees in Crown Heights led by Rabbi Samuel Schrage, a controversial civilian group seeking police cooperation and vigilance against crime in a tense neighborhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Crown Heights
Charlotte Lipsik
Ings County Hospital
Peter Baden
Miss Lipsik
Jean
Lipsik
Fouriar
Samuel Schrange
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Scarange
The
Maccabees
Garland condition improves says Hong Kong hospital officials
Report cites Hong Kong hospital officials noting Judy Garland's condition continues to improve. The news mentions international leaders calling for efforts to halt communism in Laos and unrest in St Augustine Florida as mass demonstrations flare while Texas endures severe thunderstorms with strong winds and heavy rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Garland
Hong Kong
Ulbricht and Khrushchev Huddle In Moscow Visit
Walter Ulbricht begins a 15 day trip to the Soviet Union hinting at potential moves on Berlin and German questions. He praises Soviet coexistence policy at a Kremlin banquet and notes discussions will cover political problems. Ulbricht declines detail on possible new initiatives and mentions only that two German states must solve the German problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Walter Ulbricht
Soviet Union
Berlin
Ulbricht
Kremlin
Germany
German Democratic Republic
Europe
West Germany
Ludwig Erhard
Bonn
Indianapolis 508 crashes claim two veterans in early laps
In Indianapolis the 48th 508 mile race began with a fatal crash at the start killing Edile Scachs and injuring seven other cars, while Dave MacDonald crashed on lap two. Separately in San Diego, Dr. Leo Szilard, renowned nuclear physicist and atomic bomb contributor, died at 66 from a heart attack at his La Jolla home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Edile Scachs
Oso Sachs
Detroit
Speedway
Dave MacDonald
Riverside
Calif
San Diego
Leo Szilgat
U.S
la Joux
Baker Postcards Still Available At Baytown Sun
Baytown Sun reports Baker postcards are ready to mail to supporters urging help in electing Robert W. Baker to Congress at large. The Houston Chronicle notes Baker, a Houston attorney and Baytonian, could win the Democratic nomination against incumbent Joe Pool in the runoff. Harris County aides Cherics White and Paul Floyd head Baker's campaign, with broad local legislative backing signaling strong county support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Baker
Baytown Sun
Baytown
Texas
The
Houston Chronicle
Baker
Houston
Joe Pool
Dallas
the Chronicle
Robert W. Baker
Joe Foal
Pool
Harris County
J. Cherics White
Paul Floyd
Top LC Graduates Rewarded
Seventy three 1964 graduates of Lee College Friday night received diplomas and faced four life questions framed as an exam of life. More than 500 attended as President George Gentry presented diplomas. honors went to Melanie Coburn top with 2.96 GPA and Hall of Fame, with four other graduates named as honor grads. Scholarships were awarded by Baytown groups to Linda Barrow, Brenda Strack, Peggy Pollard, and Miss McFarland. The ceremony featured a student council invocation and benediction, with Tom Stone and the Lee College Choir providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee ‘College
George Gentry
Walter Rundell
Milton J. Richardson
Christ Church
Cath
Melanie Coburn
Dean Rundell
Richard Strocka
Gay McFarland
William Welch
Janice Anderson
Miss McFarland
David Smith
Don Magill
Coburn
Phi Theta Kappa
Gamima Phi Kappa
Circle K
F | Magill
Wesley Club
Student National Education Association
Baytown
Business and Professional Women
Department of Business
Linda Barrow
Brenda Strack
Beauceant
Baytown Education Association
Peggy Pollard
Rotary Club
Tom Stone
Lee College
Charles Stephenson
John Nugent
Smith
Sharon Feel
Gloria Burns
Jeriyn Malone
Mary Beth Waits
David Geaslin
Miss Coburn
Jackie Stevens
Sec
Summer Play Centers To Start Operating Monday
Baytown school district opens seven summer recreation centers with Junior Olympic track and swimming classes for youths 7 to 15. REL pool offers junior and senior life saving and various strokes, with sessions June 2 to July 14 and admission 95 cents per lesson for children. Public swimming at Carver pool runs 1 to 4 p.m. and 3 to 8 p.m. daily.
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Baytown
Robert E. Lee
Willul
Kudla
Ronnie
Kramer
Carver
Baytown Promotes NASA Area Home Show In Fall
Baytown businessmen churches schools hospitals and civic groups are invited to participate in a Baytown promotion this fall in the NASA area. Frank Thielen of the Baytown Home Builders Association said the “Baytown” home will be part of the Houston Home Show featuring 24 model homes. The event opens Labor Day weekend and aims to showcase Baytown offerings to about 200000 visitors last year.
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Baytown
NASA
Frank Thielen
Baytown Home Builders Association
Greater Baytown
Chamber of Commerce
Houston
Baytown Builders
Newport
Thielen
Adlass
Ber of
Dave Moore
Chamber
Moore
Rosy Robert E. Lee grads set record at Memorial Stadium
Robert E. Lee High School honored 569 diplomas as 5 000 attendees watched a record commencement. Libby Comeaux led as valedictorian with full scholarship options. Kathy Legler salutatorian also earned state related scholarships. Numerous awards followed including National Merit Finalist Libby Comeaux and the Echols Cups to Pat Hudnall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanda Orton
Robert E. Lee High School
Memorial Stadium
IREL
Stuents
Henry Armstrong
Armstrong
Libby Comeaux
Texas
Lee College
Kathy Legler
Robert Mylar
Libby Ce Meaux
National Council of English Teachers
Pat Pat Hudnall
R. B. Sparks
Mike Beaugh
Sparks
Robert E. Lee
Charles Schikman
Society of Professional Chemists and Engineers
Th Keuffel and Esser Co
Diane Hasings
Pegey Kelly
Mike Jones
Bausch and Lamb
Joyce Jacobs
Delores Evans
Sumner
Chirk Mann
Andy Lumpkin
Urion Foundation
Raymond Campbell
Jean Fuller
Hazel Evans
Kathy James
Hank Holcomb
Balfour
Baytown Kiwanis Club
Cynthia Holecek
Mike Bullock
Baytown Lions Club
Bornie A. Reed
Baytown Humble Club
Patricia Segers
Patrick O'Neal
Beytaen Police Association
Beth Mills
Sharon Laney
Baytown Rotary Club
Bill Wells
Susan Bryan
Barbara Morgan
Tete Burkett
Frux Ries
DeZevala Pta
Allen Hightower
Lee Collese
East Harris County Medical Assistants
Nancy Rowe
East Harris County
Field - Frarkin
Penita Brozzil
Highlands Elemenary Pta
Virginia Meigs
Mable Black
Reil Anchor Club
Homer Benaviede
Sociedad Iurtalida
Aidaleo
Joke Sehaisal
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GCWU
Texas Coast
Bee of Commerce ‘Presidents
Petrochem
N.Y
Rebbi
Rabbi Schrage
Sehrage
Schrage
Police Department
Britain
Laos
St. Aupestine
Fla
Citizens National Complete Trust Services
Khrushchev
Bulletins
Edral Parish
Richardson
Hestion
Philosphy
Baptist Student Union
Donald Magill
David Smitil
John Connally
Ett
University of Texas
George Cire
Cire
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