Bet a Sigma Phi wrap ping paper sale and local notices
Sun Spots wrapping paper sale begins next week with members to collect at 6 p.m. Tuesday at the Junior Optimist Clubhouse on Market Street Rd. The sale runs two weeks. Rho Zeta Beta Sigma Phi meets Monday at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. Eddie Gray’s home. Pfc Emmitt Waugh Jr. released from Fort Ord hospital with leg cast. sails for overseas. Dads Club meets Monday at 7 p.m. at the Scout House. Parents Council Horace Mann meets 7:30 p.m. at the Chamber of Commerce building. Baytown Opportunity School Board meets 7:30 p.m. Monday. Mrs. Judy Harper reports. Mrs. Pat Murray wins $10 in Baytown “shop at home” promotion. Le Livre Review Club reviews The 12th Wife on Tuesday. Cedar Bayou Baptist installs officers Tuesday with Rev. W. W. Grant speaking. Baytown Education Association executive committee meets Tuesday at 4 p.m. at Robert E. Lee High School. United Fund drive kickoff October 16 led by E. C. Jack Kimmions. Mater Dei Court No. 1829 meets Monday at 7:30 p.m. Knights of Columbus Hall. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Bishop and daughter Rene attend funeral of James G. Bishop Tuesday in Gilmer. Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union Baytown Local No. 4333 meets Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the union hall. executive board at 6 p.m.. time change noted.
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Beta Sigma Phi
Junior Optimist
Market Street Rd
Roy Elms
Elms
Baytown
United Rubber and Chemical Co
Robert E. Lee
Weather forecast calls for showers and cooler temps tonight
The forecast shows showers continuing through tonight with cooler temperatures and mostly clear skies following. Local officials urge residents to carry rain gear and expect breezy conditions in the evening.
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Lear
Toealays
Brownwood pigs invade yard and student notes
Brownwood residents the Travis Porters and Lloyd Joneses seek action as two large pigs, one black and white and one red, uproot flower beds and cause a nuisance. Local names appear in a rambling list of students and activities with no clear main event beyond the pig situation.
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Travis Porters
Lloyd Joneses
Brownwood
Diane Mc Tntyre
Jane van Deventer
Carl Contella
Ronnie Yandell
Wayne Hosea
Fredlyn Handley
Lynn Mann
Vernon McManus
Janelle Clyton
Mary Jane Bull
Shaun Myers
Cutleve
Joy Tehner
Dburisa
Baytown
Burricame
Houston
Fighting To Save Unity Syrian Revolt On New Regime Urged
Egyptian broadcasts urged Syrians to revolt against the regime as Nasser proclaimed the revolt aimed at saving unity. Damascus denied fighting and moved to purge Nasser influence while Cairo banned demonstrations and closed schools. Damascus pledged Arab unity, while nations recognized the new regime and thousands of Egyptians expelled from Syria arrived in Cairo.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Gamal Abdel
Cairo
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Mamoun Kuzbari
Syria
Thart
U.A.R
Jordan
Anal Union Party
Turkey
Reb
Damascus
Galal Moawad
Kuzhari
Egypt
Aleppo
Unhampered By Veto Soviet Tells Plan For New U N Chief
The Soviet Union outlined a plan to appoint a temporary UN secretary-general unhampered by a veto, but the candidate would still need Soviet approval. The move was announced as part of ongoing negotiations at the United Nations in New York.
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United Nations
N. Y
United States
U.N
U.N. Secretariat
General Assembly
U.n.security Council
U.S
Assembly Soviet
Ey Page
Dag Hammarskjold
Northern
Rhodesia
Soviet Union
Hammarskjold
Troika
Security Council
Secretariat
Assembly
Ited
Berlin
Replaces Nelson Elms Takes School Board Seat Tonight
Nelson resigns from the board for a move to another state and a temporary appointment to fill the unexpired term is planned. The board will review storm damage to district buildings and discuss repairs, with architect Lowell Lammers reporting on several projects including the Lee College library and pool. Bids on elementary science equipment will be studied, and old business may be addressed.
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Nelson Elms
Ens
Edward M Nelson
Nelson
George H. Gentry
Lowell Lammers
Lee College Library
Travis Elementary
Carver
Gentry
Hail and heavy rains sweep North Texas
A cool front triggered widespread rainfall across North Central Texas with hail reported in several areas. Towns noted heavy precip including Bowie with 3.41 inches, Texarkana 2.50, Dallas 1.43, and Bow inning in Lufkin and Fort Worth. Evaporating scene as storms move southward with gusty winds up to 38 mph in Dallas.
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Associated Press
Bowie
Texas
Beau
Mont
Texarkana
Blum
Hill County
Clarksville
DeKalb
Hillsboro
Lufkin
Big Spring
el Paso
East Texas
West Texas
Weather Bureau
Araurillo
Dalhart
Uubbock
Waco
Dallas
Abilene San Angelo
Brownwood
Wichita Falls
Rockwall
Aledo
Celina
Denton
Malone
Muenster
Gordonville
Seymour
Glenrose
Rainbow
Cleburne
Childress
San Antonio
San Angelo
Ahijene
Mineral Wells
Fort Worth
Panhandle
Upper Panhandle
Francis
San Tecan
Galveston
Annual Mailing Of Tax Bills Is Now Underway
Harris County tax officials report 600000 statements mailed to residents with total billing around 213,260 dollars and 13,486 statements for the city school district. October discounts apply to state taxes. penalties accrue after deadlines.
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Ati Tial Wiew
Harris County
David Funderburk
George Bennett
Bristley Rites Are Held Today
Funeral services were held at Paul YW Lee Chapel for James Mathias Bristley aged 14 of 3223 Missouri who was found dead at his home Saturday morning. Bristley, a native of Alvarado Texas, moved to Baytown 34 years ago and retired from Humble Oil and Refining Co Baytown Refinery as a statistician on March 9. Survived by daughter Alter Alinor Brist Hew of Houston and son James Bristley of Tulsa Oklahoma. Burial at Port Neal Park Cemetery.
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Paul YW. Lee
James Mathias Bristley
Missouri
Bristley
Alvarado
Tex
Baytown
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Baytow
Rohe M. Chock
Baptist
Porteal Park
A. Lee
Waste MrCleskey
Miss Alter Alinor Brist Hew
Houston
James “i Bristley
Tulsa
Republicans to Move State Headquarters to Austin
The Republican State Executive Committee voted 42 to 10 to move the state headquarters from Waco to Austin. No date yet, but floor discussion indicated the move will happen soon. U.S. Senator John Tower supported the move calling Austin the nerve center of state politics. Jack Porter of Houston opposed the move.
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Daleas
Republican State Executive Committee
Wowston
Austin
U.S
John Tower
Jack Porter
Houston
Texas National Committee
County Officials to Honor Auditor Bruce Harris
County officials will honor Auditor Bruce Harris in the Commissioners Court Room at 10:15 a.m. Tuesday. Judge Ben P. Wilson will present resolutions and a commemorative award to the county auditor, with County Clerk Paul Balding presiding as master of ceremonies.
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Harris
B. Bruce
Commisssioners
Paul Balding
RO Tabenone
Ben. P. Wilson
First District Court
Tropical Storm Frances Strengthens Near San Juan
Tropical Storm Frances regains power after weakening against the Northern Antilles mountains. Winds near 60 mph, center near 6.2 N 64.8 W, hurricane watch in effect for Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. Storm expected to reintensify and move west at about 10 mph.
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San Juan
Frances
Antilles
Caribbean
Puerto Rico
Virgin Tshinds
Baytown Hit by Carla Rainfall Boosts Year Totals
Hurricane Carla’s attendance in four days dumped heavy rain on Baytown sending September rainfall to more than average and lifting the year’s total. Humble refiners report October and September both contributing to the surge.
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Baytown
Refining Co
Moru
Governor Weighs Disaster Declaration For Brownwood Area
Governor Daniel considering declaring a disaster for Brownwood and Seabrook after a House probe on hurricane damage and insurance. Delegation urged relief, with legislators noting residents faced high costs and suggesting relief measures. A special session was proposed to shift burden of proof on insurance exceptions.
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Prive Daniel Monday
Brownwood
Harris County
Sei
Houston
House General Investigating
Stoma View
Tims
Criss Cole
Huusturrs
Daniel
Astin
Deleguion
Hugristte
House Committee
Brough Hs
Mace Stewart
Galves Jton
Cit
Vermont
Bob Eckhardt
Hillstorf
Ecklaugh
Brownwood Meet Addresses Storm Problems at School
Brownwood residents gather at David G Buttner school auditorium at 7 30 pm Wednesday to discuss storm issues. Two seats will be reserved for affected families. An IRS representative will discuss income tax procedures and deductions. Floris County delegates plan to attend and aim to elect a local representative.
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Brownwont
Likewood Disaster Vicfims
Ayakr
Deevid G. Buonet School Auditoriu Im
Duh
Blackbaan
Internal Revenue Service
Rekon
Florris County del
House of
Baytown Library Plans Advance for New Building
Architect Lowell Lammers announced final plans for the Baytown Library Building after board approval. Bids will be read by November 1, with plans to advertise for bids by late November if all goes to schedule. Construction funds cover books, furnishings, and general operations as plans are completed in about six weeks.
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SIM Merling Maenteiped
Lowell Lammers
Baytown City
Baytown Library Board
Saanes
Ant
Llammers
Council
Wihrars Board
Onterrwrtion
Court Upheld Murder Conviction in Collins Case
The Court of Criminal Appeals affirms Clarence Sack Collins murder conviction for the shooting death of Mrs Selby. In Austin Jerry Cox urges halt to current government as Texas Republicans react. Berlin talks and NATO concerns rise as Syria seeks U.S. recognition amid Franco era reforms. Nixon returns to California to organize a prolonged campaign in state politics. Weekend drought impacts Texas clinics.
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Court of Criminal Appeals
Clarence
Sack) Collins
Selby
Breckenridge
Jack Cox
Texas
Austin
Zoning Panel Members To Be Chosen By City Council
City officials plan to appoint a seven year non PA term zoning panel to define and regulate residential areas and establish its own rules of order. Members must be resident taxpayers and eligible voters. interim zoning ordinance could require building permits to be approved by the commission. Brynn Ceancdwoman Vilma Anse Cry Monier LeFevre and attorney George Cheatin named to the committee.
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Wilketh
Lussess Commission
Bo Lekoore
Maine
Brynn
Vilma Anse
Monier LeFevre
George Cheatin
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