BAYTOWN COMMUNITY GROUPS SCHEDULE WEEK
A roundup of local meetings and events includes Gardners to meet at 9 30 am Wednesday in the Community House upstairs conference room Baytown Exes to show a Texas Tech football film at 7 30 pm Wednesday at the Community Building Veterans of Foreign Wars to meet 8 pm Tuesday at the VFW hall Decker Drive BAYTOWN Chapter 178 GMAA meets 7 pm Wednesday at Knights of Columbus Hall IRS rep at Barbers Hill High School auditorium 7 30 pm Wednesday on deducting hurricane Carla losses from income tax Twelve Baytown students named for fall term at Southwest Texas State College Scout Business Meet EAST HARRIS Boy Scout District annual meeting 7 pm Tuesday Community House Central Baptist Church Young Woman's Auxiliary officer installation dinner 6 30 pm Tuesday at Bob Holcomb's Beta Sigma Phi members to pick up Christmas wrapping paper 6 pm Tuesday Junior Optimist Club Building Paper to be sold within two weeks Study Club meets 2 20 pm Wednesday with Mrs S McCune 992 Rosewood Far through Wednesday with weather note and tides showing highs and lows</S:>
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Internal Revenue Service
Barbers Hill High School
Beta Sigma Phi
Junior Optimist Club
Bay Lanes
Market Street Road
Texas Batadiene Men Aid AEL Junior Achievement Program
A sketchy item notes Herman Davis describing Texas Batadiene men who will assist in the AEL Junior Achievement program. Shelly Turndell, seven months old, is pictured in her grandfather Dean Wilter Rundell’s office. W. G. Wileson leaves work to answer the phone. Bobby Allen earned Eagle Scout from Post 255 adviser Ian Lomgere Monday. Court of Honor postponed after the bureane. Etta Robertson, former nurse at Lillie Duke Hospital, celebrates her ith birthday while a patient at Lillie Duke.
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Herman Davis
Texas Batadiene
AEL
Shelly Turndell
Dean Wilter Rundell
Shelly
W. G. Wileson
Bobby Allen
Ian Lomgere
Etta Robertson
Lillie Duke Hospital
Lillie Duke
Ray Chandler
Dub Kovar
Lakewood
Danny Moyers
R. H. Parry
Norman Dolive
Sam Alford
Tennessee
Clyde Spear Stirg
Voc Hill
Molinger
Ca Fessan
Porter Warren
Buddy Maravits
Katiiist
John Hollami
School plans mapped for Travis Carver projects in 1962
October bids will be taken on Travis Elementary and Carver High projects. Twelve Travis classrooms cost about 180000, six Carver rooms 90000, gym 150000, cafeteria 15000, furniture 65000. Construction funded by a $500000 bond. location of cafeteria northeastern Carver site. optional covered walk bid separately.
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Jim Boone
Travis
Lowell Lammers
Carver
Lee College
Lammers
Carver Elementary
Carver High
Ford Co. Plants Hit By UAW Walkout
DETROIT AP The United Auto Workers struck Ford Motor Co as negotiators remained deadlocked on a contract. About 120,000 Ford hourly workers walked off in a nationwide action in observance of a 10 am strike deadline. The walkout marks Ford’s first general strike in 20 years amid ongoing marathon talks. Production rates and noneconomic issues remain unsettled. Company reports said day shifts were not yet affected.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
Ford
UAW
Umion
Reuther
Three JA Companies Form For Students Tuesday
Seventy REL students have been chosen for the Junior Achievement program. Three area industries sponsor companies that will operate like major corporations with boards, stock sales at 51 cents a share, and open accounting. Each member must own at least one share and no more than five. profits, dividends, and liquidation proceeds are handled with stockholders in mind.
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Robert E. Lee
A. Liquida
Iis Capital
Indust
REL
Sill Deliber
Ucts
Humble Oil and Refining Co
United Rubber
Texas Buladiene and Chemical Corp
Texas Batadiene
Humble
John Pullen
Carl Clayton
J. T. Hale
Sam Caskey
Butadinne
Elms Sworn In as School Board Member in Baytown
Roy Elms was officially installed Monday night as a member of the Baytown school district board for the second time. A long-time Baytown resident and former teacher, Elms previously served on the board 1926 to 1933 and has held roles with the Goose Creek and Baytown communities, including a stint in the oil field during the Depression era. He is described as a personnel man with ties to the rubber and chemical industries and with prior work at the Baytown plant of a local firm.
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Roy Elms
Elms
Baytown
Wustees
Ed Rubber and Chemical Co
Ant
Robert E. Lees
Goose Creek
Houston Light
New Type SBA Disaster Loans Available Here
Ciliweng National Bank and Harris County Federal Savings and Loan Association qualify to process a new Type Small Business Administration disaster loan program with looser criteria than before. Citizens president Hugh Evhols Jr and Harris County Feds president Jack Wo Strickter have been in conference with W. B. Ratherts of Dallas.
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Ciliweng National Bank
Harris County Federal Savings and Loan Association
Small Business Administration
Hugh Evhols Jr
Citizens
Jack Wo Strickter
Harris County
Feds Wl
W. BL
Three School Holidays Withdrawn During Carla Response
Three days designated as school district holidays will be used to make up days lost in Hurricane Carla. Oct 20 and Oct 27 will be school days with Oct 20 pending final board decision. A Business and Industry Education Bay visit remains on the schedule and a Monday after Master will be a regular day.
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Houston
Sixteen Year Old Girl Hurt In Auto Wreck
A 16 year old girl from Kat Hoberts, Sandra Kay Wilkie, was injured in a collision on East Texas Avenue near Bayway Drive at 7 p.m. Monday. Her car, moving east, collided with a car driven by Mrs. Lillian Cox at the intersection. The report notes continuing concerns about loan programs and a separate case involving a local youth program.
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Sandra Kay Wilkie
Kat Hoberts
Baytown Finance
Bayway Drive
East Texas
Otter
Deanne
Wilkie
East
Texas
Lillian Cox
Joans
E. Gull
Plans Set For Oct 16 UF Kickoff
Plans for the United Fund kickoff on October 16 are under way with a campaign drive starting October 18. Chaired by Lucky Kimong Jr. and assisted by a large list of division heads and volunteers from local organizations, the effort calls for coordinated fundraising across business, professional, and civic groups to support United Fund activities.
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United Fond
E. C
Ucky Kiimong Jr
WW. Jackson
E. H. Oliver
Avtown
J. Robert Barnes
Roy Elms
United Rubber
Max Nuttall
Huber
J. M. Bryan
Industrial
Tf Frank Goss
J. S
Bud) Blackburn
Frank Thompson Chues L. Tillery
Frias
Ward
Chris) Hansen
Ivorge Gentry
Shue
Massey
W. T. Jonesant
George Walmsley
Kenneth Ford
Dent
A. R. Padgett
George Armer
Albert Nelson
A. J. Mason
Humble
Winfield A. Scott
Marines
Carlson
Jim Sherwood
George Barden
Kiwanis
George Wikoff
Jaycees
E. D. Williams
Irene McGregor
Pilot Club
Cleon Easley
West Kiwanis Chih
Kadline Englert
Roux Beavers
RH. Pesty
Lrmns
Ted Lyman
Rotary
B. L. Warford
Optimist
Daniel Girard
Highbanis
Elaine Linder
United Fund
Ali Melinger
Campaieny
Barbers Hill School Budget and Teacher Raises Announced
Barbers Hill School sets budget at 321062 with tax rate of 1.20, of which 1.10 funds maintenance and .10 debt service. Valuations rise from 19.125 million to 19.7 million due to state fund changes. Teachers receive raises under new state law. salary scales for bachelor and master degrees outlined by Superintendent Underwood.
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Barbers. Hill School
W. C
Sword Gail
Diastosian
Underwood
Barbers Hill
Underwuel
Sid
Clear Skies and Cooler Temperatures in Baytown
A cool front from the Panhandle brought lower Baytown temperatures after a Monday high of 79. Tuesday morning dropped to 48 with a 4 degree dip expected to continue into Wednesday. The U S Weather Bureau notes September temperatures may stay lower than July and August, with Southeast Texas seeing milder heat compared to prior weeks.
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Baytown
Panhandle
U.S. Weather Bureau
Horaton
Orean
Texas
Global and U S political names span a tense week
Federal reports requested on bank conditions by Sept 27. Defense orders 45 doctors 134 dentists 67 veterinarians. Kennedy meets defense chiefs amid military prep. U N debate over Mauritania Outer Mongolia seating. Irish tourists aided after losing workage. State banking chief Faulkner expects bank condition reports. De Gaulle criticized. Nixon linked to an alleged emissary. Kennedy to receive grand cross of Holy Sepulchre.
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Defense Department
Population growth shifts outward in Houston area study
Houston Chamber of Commerce researchers release a Population and Housing Analysis showing rapid metro expansion away from central Houston. The 1960 census data cover 197 Harris County tracts, noting Baytown Deer Park Pasadena Bellaire South Houston and growth rates from 1950 to 1960, with Houston's youthfulness and density highlighted.
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Fred Hartman
Houston
Houston Chamber A Commerce
Houston Chamber of Commerce Research Department
Howard N. Martin
Harris County
Baytown
Deer Park
Pasadena
Bellaire
South Houston
United States
Doctors weigh urgent operation for Rayburn liver ailment
Dallas AP reports House Speaker Sam Rayburn faced possible immediate surgery as doctors studied tests at Saylor Hospital under Dr Robert Short Jr. Rayburn remained serious though not critical, heavily sedated, with sisters L A Thomas and Mrs Robert Barsley at bedside. Administrative aide John Holton said he expects to return to Washington when Congress reconvenes January 10.
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Dallas
Sam Rayburn
Saylor Hospital
Robert F. Short Jr
Rayburn
John Holton
Washington
L. A. Thomas
Robert Barsley
Bonham
Congress
Off Site Stadium Costs in earmarked funds detailed
A Turner and Colls Consulting Engineers report to the Commissioners Court outlines off site improvements for Tellis County stadium. It notes 4 395 000 for water sewer drainage and six new streets Kirby Drive Fannin Street Greenbriar Drive Buffalo Speedway and the South Loop extension. Most funds come from drainage lines and bonds with the city of Houston expected to supply the rest. The court approved payment for preliminary work and reports.
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Tellis County
Commissioners Court
Turner and Colls Consulting
Wats, Bintensiang
Imigor
Boundiary
Buffalo Speedway
Cansuietsan
Bkomae
Burgary
Houston
Colle
San Inistomers
Cillie
No School Tax Aid To Storm Victims
No relief from 42961 school taxes to Brownycood ress and others who suffered imroperty cases during Harneane Covla.
Flood Control Bond Vote Sparks 1961 Tax Roll Debate
Officials voice that current law limits changing the 1961 tax rolls. January appraisals will set next year’s valuations, likely lowering taxes in some Tidewater areas. Public protests surfaced at a hearing as county commissioners and voters discussed issuing up to 7 million dollars in bonds to fund a flood control project without raising the county tax rate.
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Gardners
Texas Exes
Texas Tech
Comeuticily
Veterans OF Foreign Wars
VFW Hall
Decker Drive
SMAA
GMAA
Knights of Columbus
W. Main
Southwest Texas State College
Nancy Dailey
Carol Dickerson
Terry King
George Martin Knierim Jr
Mary Elizabeth Kubica
Jerrie Lawrence
Delbert Mangum
Joyce Prichalsky
Rey Mixon
Sue Sanders
Linda Stringer
Richard Summers Jr
East Harris
Ben Thomas
Central Baptist Church Young Woman's Auxiliary
Bob Holcomb
C. ¥. Lawdon
Mes
S. McCune
Rosewood
Penny Curtin
Bert Hill
Ford Co
SBA
Chamber of Commerce
Gate Bay Repair
Puller
Clifton Adams
Joe Joans. Horeczy
William A. Bridges
Knox Beavers
Karl Opryshek
Milton C. Kelley
Citizens’ Vice Presi Us Dent
Strickler
Joan
Richols
Brownwood
Echols
Veterans Administration
Brownwood- Lakewood
Burnet School
Our
Kentedy
U. N
Mauritania
Outer Mongolia
Red China
United Nations
Shannon
Ireland
Angeles
J. M. Faulkner
Charles de Guulle
Algeria
Goodwin J. Knight
Richard Nixon
Nixon
California
Kennedy
Order of the “Holy Sepulcure
Bulletin
Ferris Coutty Coummssiatiers Regiecet
H. R
Suaithrop
Gigiuceh
Serioul Ustees
Ufferty
Harris Cott
Brive
Bats
Enin
Honda
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