Girl Scout meeting and weather update in local area
Sun Spots GS Neighborhood will meet at S230 avn Thursday at the Cedar Tinial Highlands. Weather Partly cloudy through Thursday with scattered afternoon thundershowers. No important temperature change is expected with a high around 63 degrees. Galveston Times notes high at 3:11 am and low at 9:58 pm.
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Baytown PTA and community club notices blast events
A flood of local group notices lists upcoming meetings and events. Houston area PTA sessions include Sem Mouston and Stephen F. Austin groups meeting at 2 15 p m with topics such as The Family A Firm Home Base. Lynchburg and ALASIO PTA carnivals fundraise for school programs while other clubs plan luncheons, theater happenings, football ticket hunts, and a story hour at Sterling Library.
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Astronauts To Be Named For Apollo Project Prep
Houston dispatch reports a formal announcement naming a Ward group of astronauts to be revealed at 3 p.m. CST Friday. Speculation pegs the new cohort at ten to twelve members as part of Project Genial prelims toward the United States lunar shots. The original seven were chosen April 1959, with nine added in September.
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Strongman Seon Winner in South Korea
South Korea's presidential election ended with military-backed Park Chung-hee securing victory over Civil Rule candidate Yun Po-sun. unofficial tallies showed Park winning by about 100,000 votes. Yun fled into hiding as results tallied amid claims of irregularities and a desire for national unity.
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Jack Cox Speaks in Baytown Republican Women Kickoff
Republican candidate Jack Cox will address Baytown at 7 20 p m Thursday during the inaugural meeting of the Republican Women of Baytown at the Lakewood Club House behind Wooster Baptist Church amar. About 200 women have signaled willingness to join the group which has a charter from Harris County Republican Women’s Club and the coopera tion of George Tish Harris County Chairman. The meeting aims to organize precincts. attendees of any gender are invited to hear Cox and discuss nominating committee appointments for permanent officers with election planned in two meetings.
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Baytown League of Women Voters
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Sterling Municipal Library
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Susan. Wedges
Jack Cox
Baytown
Cox
Republican Women of
Lakewood Club
Wooster Baptist Church
Amar. Kelley
Harris County Republican Women's Club
George Tish
Harris County
Kelley
Boaster Bluh
Shell shortage slows Baytown highway work and city projects
Baytown and Harris County face construction slowdowns as a shell shortage affects Spur 220 on Decker Drive and city upgrades. W E Carmichael of the Texas Highway Department warns other area projects may also be delayed. City projects include West Sterling repairs and East Foyle resurfacing, with local firms unable to supply shell. Industry leaders warn 10 000 jobs could be at risk and costs may rise across Gulf Coast construction.
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Palsy Center Listed as Key Red Feather Agency
The Baytown Cerebral Palsy Center is highlighted as a vital Red Feather agency supported by Insted Fund dollars. It provides cerebral palsy treatment, rehabilitation, education, and parent counseling referring patients by physician. The center offers physical, occupational, speech, and visual auditory therapies, with a 43 patient capacity and a board led by J. W. Carroll as chairman and Mrs. Lucille Devine directing administration and programs.
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Ussed Fund
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Gordon Farned
H. B. Snider
D. Martin
Alfred Korthauer
JE Gay
Leroy V Ka
Alvera Griffin
C. G. Requemore
Devine
Betty Wolfe
Janice Caffee
Grace Goudean
Erma Jean Talbot
Florence Lewis
Forest Fires Rage As Drought Grips Nation
CHICAGO AP Drought and wildfires continued to plague many parts of the nation. Eastern areas face near drought peak as hundreds of fires burn tinder dry forests in the Northeast and Midwest. Western rangelands, hay scarce, feed declines, and milk output sag. Great Lakes water levels fall. some communities face shortages and restrictions. Damage estimates from southern Indiana and southeastern Illinois alone reach 35 to 50 million dollars. Thunderstorms occur in the Southeast and Central Plains with scattered hail and fire risk.
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Sales Spree 63 ad deadline nears in Baytown Sun
John Wadley advertising manager for The Baytown Sun says the ad copy deadline for the Sales Spree 63 edition is Friday. The three day sale runs October 24 through 26 with kickoff in the October 23 edition and expanded circulation to La Porte Mont Belvieu Seabrook Anahuac and the Mission Spacecraft Center area.
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la Porte
Seabrook
Mont Belvieu
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Tito Flies to U S for Talks With Kennedy
Yugoslav President Tito heads to the United States for talks with President Kennedy at the White House on Thursday following a tour of Brazil Chile Bolivia and Mexico. He aims to press peaceful coexistence and nonintervention and discusses with Latin American leaders shared goals of peaceful relations and economic progress in developing nations. Tito and Mexican President Lopez Mateos sign a joint communique urging a drafted international code to reinforce nonintervention and cooperation among nations and call on the United Nations to aid agreement.
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Kennedy
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Chile
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Astronauts May Become Owners of Area Bank
Several of the nation s original astronauts may become principal owners of a Baytown area bank if negotiations for purchase of controlling interest succeed. Reported in final stages, the talks involve about 31 million dollars for the controlling stake with some stockholders retaining portions. Names mentioned include Gus Grissom Alan Shepard Jr Walter Shirra Deke Slaton Gordon Cooper John Glenn and Scott Carpenter alongside Houston business figures.
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Houston Bank
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Lee’ Brasfield
Fidelity Bank and Trust of
Baytown Sun
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Alan Shepard, Jr
Walter Shirra
Deke
Slaton
Gordon, Cooper
John Glenn
Scott Carpenter
House Panel Chief Backs RFK Request
Washington leaders push to trim civil rights provisions as Rep. Emanuel Celler backs administration recommendations for bipartisan support. Attorney General Kennedy urges restoring the measure's core to risk a swift passage, amid opposition from liberal Democrats.
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Judiciary Committee
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Robert F. Kennedy
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U S Personal Income Up in September
Washington report shows U S personal income rising to a record annual rate of 465.5 billion for September, a 43 percent year over year gain. The gain comes mainly from higher wages and salaries and reflects payrolls under the new federal minimum wage law effective September.
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Highlands Spotlighted at CC Luncheon by Chamber
Greater Baytown Chamber of Commerce will honor Highlands at a Friday luncheon at the Holiday Inn. The program, led by Jeff Tanner, covers Highlands businesses and growth, with Oswalt Harman discussing San Jacinto River development. Several local leaders and business owners are set to attend.
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Highlands
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Jim Brazeil
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Stane
George Bower
Bower
Robert Creel
Creel Auto Repairs and Parts
Jim Exell
Howard Tetail
Moore
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