Baytown News Bites and Local Notices
Baytown residents reported a missing wallet, punctured tires, and a shoplifting charge filed against Elmer E. Scallern. Two mattress fires were extinguished, Calvin Istre named temporary juvenile officer, a Gospel singing event directed by C N Cook, and an Epsilon Sigma Alpha Halloween rush party planned for October 11 at Mrs. S A Thomas home.
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Baytown
Alexander Drive
West Pearce
Istre
Calvin Istre
J. C. Bickerstaff
Deer Park
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
S. A. Thomas
Holly Drive
Weekend Weather and Local Notices From Baytown
Weekend weather calls for partly cloudy skies with scattered afternoon thundershowers and mild temperatures. Tides show highs and lows at Galveston on Sunday and Monday. Local items include home on leave for apprentice seaman Jimmy Doolittle, Crop Meet set by Christian Rural Overseas Program, a Texas Health Department citation awarded to Roy Carroll, Angel Flight pledge by Linda Smith, AIChE coffee at a Baytown home, Baytown Police installation of officers, Army Sgt Jack Chatoney in Germany, car radio theft, Donald Haley joining the Air Force, W. A. McElhannon promotion, Barbara Ann Upchurch elected council president, and various campus and community notes.
Cuban Air Force Buzz Near Key West Prompts Protest
The United States protested after three Cuban air force fighters buzzed a U.S. submarine for 37 minutes Friday about 28 miles off Key West. A note to the Cuban Embassy demanded immediate steps to prevent repeats by Fidel Castro's government.
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Washington
United States
U.S
Key West
Fla
Fidel Castro
Theft charges filed against Albert Brian Jr.
Albert Brian Jr., 19, of Route 2 Baytown was charged in Corporation Court with theft under $ after allegedly taking five gallons of gas from a parked truck at the Missouri Pacific Railroad roundhouse Thursday, Police Chief Roy Montgomery said.
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Scallern
Elmer E. Scallern
Windy Lane
Ross Degree
Weingarten’s
Baytown
Albert Brian Jr
Route 2
Missouri-Pacific Railroad Roundhouse
Roy Montgomery
Teacher Plans Demography Research at SMU Invite
Dr. John M. Ellis of Lee College heads a Texas contingent invited to a Southern Methodist University meeting to shape further demography studies. The Southwestern Sociological Society in Dallas during Easter will hear Ellis discuss mortality rate comparisons between Houston and San Antonio. Ellis is notified as a Fellow of the American Sociological Association effective in 1961.
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John M. Ellis
Lee College
Texas
Southern Methodist University
Southwestern Sociological Society
Dallas
Ellis
Houston
San Antonio
American Seriological Association
Hearing Set For Oct 20 On BEF Vote
The National Labor Relations Board schedules a hearing at Community House No 1 at 1 p m Thursday Oct 20 to hear BEF and OCAW arguments on separate bargaining elections for Humble Oil and Refining Co Baytown Refinery. OCAW Local 4333 represents production maintenance and lab workers. BEF claims 1200 pledge cards but needs 30 percent signups to trigger an election. The refinery employs about 3100 workers. BEF previously led bargaining, with OCAW winning rights in 1959 and forming Local 4333.
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Baytown &m Cloyes Federation
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Baytown
National Labor Relations Board
Community House No. 1
BEF
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union
OCAW
R. L. Potter
Gether
Humble
Houston
J. B. Coulter
Potter
Mrs Ibbie Bonds Dies At 76 In Baytown
Mrs Ibbie Furlow Bonds aged 76 died at 4 02 am Saturday in a Baytown hospital born December 10 1893 in Shelbyville Texas she moved to Baytown in 1919 She was a member of St John s Methodist Church Rebekah Lodge 433 and Order of Eastern Star Lodge of Montgomery Funeral services set for 10 am Monday at Paul A Lee Chapel with Rev Truett Parker officiating Rebekah Lodge 453 to conduct graveside rites at San Jacinto Memorial Park Cemetery She is survived by three daughters Mrs Rosse Schmidt La Porte Mrs R D Causey Highlands and Mrs Ernest Smith Baytown three sons C W Bonds Odessa Earl E Bonds and Buck Bonds Baytown eight grandchildren six great grandchildren one brother H C Furlow Montgomery and one sister Mrs Clyde Stearns Hutto.
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Ibbie Furlow Bonds
Fort Worth
Baytown
Shelbyville
Tex
Bonds
St. John’s Methodist Church
Rebekah Lodge
Order of
Eastern Star Lodge
Montgomery
Paul
H.C. Furlow
Clyde Stearns
Hutto
Trail Ride Set to Begin From Lawrence Ranch
The Trinity Valley Exposition trail ride assembles Sunday at A B Lawrence's ranch for a 6 a m Monday start. More than 73 riders from Baytown Pasadena La Porte and Kemah will ride with wagons and horses, pausing at Parker Hill for breakfast then on to Gum Township land for lunch and Dayton camping grounds for a dance. The Dons and Dolls from Kemah will provide music and Pat Flaherty will attend with Neil Masterson to give riders a rousing talk. Lawrence invites local horsemen and horsewomen to join in the two day event.
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A. B. Lawrence’s Ranch
Baytown
Pasadena
la Porte
House
Ton
Sour Lake
Kemah
Kountze
Lawrence
Cove Road
Parkers Hill
Gum Tsland
Pat Flaherty
Houston
Lawrence Ranch
Neil Masterson
Few Voters Moved by Nixon Kennedy Debate, AP Poll
A nationwide AP spot check of 100 voters in 10 cities from Portland to Portland shows the Friday debate shifted few minds. Twenty were influenced, none changed allegiance. Kennedy supporters stayed Kennedy, Nixon backers stayed Nixon, while the influenced leaned more strongly toward their initial choice. The pattern mirrors earlier joint appearance results.
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Washington
Associated Press
Portland
Ore
Maine
Jonn F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Gander Power Stuns Tors in Narrow Friday Night Fight
Baytown led 14 13 late as Gander power offense clicked in the fourth period. Stratton intercepted McReynolds twice and scored, while Clamon sealed the win with a late touchdown. Galveston battled back with drives but fell short, extending Baytown’s win streak to five. Khrushchev at the UN warned of relying on strength outside the body, threatening action if demands are not met.
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N.Y
Veston
Baytown
Tate
Galveston
Tors
Bryan Stratton
Walter McReynolds
Jimmy Steed
McReynolds
Donald Gavin
Walter Syers
Danny Jones
Mike Ellis
Gavin
Jim Donihoe
Battleoni
Runmine Dawes
Bud Pierce
Stratton
Ronnie Clamon
Vernon McManus
Wayne Bertseh
Osborne Knudson
Clamon
Jimmy Dunks
Tornadoes
Skein
Woody Duncan
David Teel
Pierce
Gary Abshier
Curt Fisher
Gander
Tommy Yates
Barnes
Ganders
U.N
Thany
Khrueshev
Communist Movement
Ateas
Khrushchev
U.N. Correspondents Association
Three Texans Nominated for Piper Foundation Teaching Award
Three college teachers drawn from Texas institutions were nominated for the Minnie Stevens Piper Foundation award. Dr. John M. Ellis heads the social sciences department, Clarence Schultz teaches history, and Guy dotmogon teaches art. The foundation annually honors outstanding Texas teachers with a 1,000 prize.
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Tee College
Minnie Stevens Piper Foundation
Texas
John M. Ellis
Social Sciences
Clarence Schultz
Guy Dotmgon
Soviet Note Aims To Divert World Eyes From Soviet Actions
The latest Soviet note to Germany is viewed as an effort to divert global attention from Soviet activities. It warns of counter measures if NATO arms West Germany. Also reported are Billy Graham's crusade in New York with youth, a Texas textbook committee adoption, and various political and crime items from the era.
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U. 8
Germany
Russia
NATO
West Germany
Billy Graham
New York
Seating Plea Threatens UN China Debate
United States blasts Red China as unfit for U.N. membership and urges postponing the debate on China’s seat. Cuba backs admission while Raul Roa calls U.S. imperialist. Khrushchev hints at U.N. strategy as the assembly weighs shelving the issue for now.
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United Nations, N.Y
United States
U.N
U.S
James J.wadsworth
Nation General Assembly
China
Assembly
United Nations
Wadsworth
Raul Roa
Red China
Roa
Fidel Castro
Cuba
N.Y
Peiping
General Assembly
James J. Wadsworth
USN
Red Chinese
Ray Roa
Ussr
Khrushchev
U.S.S.R
Andrei Gromyko
Pelping
Australia
Garfield Badwick
Soviet Union
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Red) Prulett
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