Dance and events listed for VFW Hall and community
Saturday 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. dance at VFW Hall Decker Drive hosted by VFW Auxiliary with Paul Howard's Arkansas Cotton Pickers. tickets $1.30 at the door. Also coffee fundraiser at Mrs. Ted Kloesel’s home Friday 10 a.m. for Kennedy Johnson, open to public. Joint Lions meeting Monday 7:30 p.m. Oak Park Restaurant La Porte. Baytown Lions call reservations. OCAW Local 4335 meets Thursday 7:50 p.m. to discuss NLRB ruling on bargaining election. members invited. Football film Friday noon at Tower for Baytown A&M Club. Baytown Sun press honors Thursday 7:45 p.m. National Newspaper Week. Jim Boone to speak. Skeet shoot Sunday cancelled. next date to be announced.
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VFW Hall
VFW
Decker Drive
Paul Howard
Arkansas Cotton Pickers
Jfk-Lb
Kennedy- Johnson Coffer
Ted Kloesel
Caroline
A. R. Stark
V. J. Cavaretta
Albert Jacobs
al Bordelon
Baytown
Lions Clubs
Oak Park
Highway 146
la Porte
Baytown Lions Club
George Bennett
OCAW
ML. Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
National Labor Relations Boar
Baytown Employes Federation
A&m
David Duncan
Press To Se
Baytown Eles Lodge
Jim Boone
Baytown Sun
Weather outlook cools tonight with mild weekend warmth
Cooler tonight with a low around 48 degrees. Partly cloudy conditions continue through Friday. Tides in Galveston show Friday highs near 2:45 a.m. and 3:41 p.m. with lows at 10:22 a.m. and 11:06 p.m.
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Galveston Fides
Students and sports mix in Barton county notes
Local items mention BOB HOWELL questioning jersey mixups, Del Bert Hale teaching Algebra, Diane McIntyre planning a horseback ride, Robby Owens organizing badminton, and Swick among Bartonians at a T vs Arkansas game. Several Lee College students ponder ring purchases while Sharon Lee seeks a horse for equestrian sport. News covers plans, games, and campus life with brief notes on health and weather.
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Bob Howell
Delbert Hale
Diane McIntyre
Robby Owens
Ivan Edelman
Texas Rice
Swick
Lee College
Sharon Lee
Barry Smith
Bobby Pant
Son Lonk
Craig Townsend
Nacogdoches
Henry Adair
Gow
Ler College
Bobb Owens
Dane Moseley
Pyrethy
Four Baytown library sites narrowed after council vote
Baytown city council narrowed 14 proposed library sites to four on Wednesday and will study them further with librarian adviser Lowell Lammers. A final decision is delayed until after Nov. 8 when Roy Hughes returns from California, as votes showed split preference among Gray Hazelwood Bray and others.
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Baytown
Market Street
Lynchburg Road
Bond Realty
Baytown Schools Administration
Gene B. Hazelwood
Decker Drive
Carpenters Hall
M. C. Bray
Bob Matherne
W. W. Harris Jr
George L
Walmsley
Memorial
KE. J. Gray
Truman Cox
Eddie Gray
Lowell Lammers
Roy Hughes
California
Seaborn Cravey
Councilloronan Velo Anstey
R. H. tRedy Pruett
Hazelwood
Tughes
Kenneth Badgett
Gray
Lacy Lusk
W.L
Dub) Ward
Bray
Pasadena Freeway Track Move Hinges on ICC Ruling
A Texas and New Orleans Railroad spokesman said tracks could be moved within three to four weeks after final ICC approval for the Pasadena Freeway project. The ICC granted permission to relocate tracks and operate over a Houston area line, a decision hailed by Harris County and Pasadena officials despite Navigation District opposition seeking limited rights. The timetable depends on the ICC secretary signing the order and the 20 day protest period.
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Houston
Pasadena
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
T&no
Carmichael
Acta
TENO
Touston
Harris County Navigation District
Ice
Harris County
Soutthern Pacific
Navigation District
Jerry Turner
Port Commission
Ubicken
TCC
T&no Railroad
Commissioners Court
Te&no
T&go
Port Terminal Railroad Association
Jerome K. Lyle
United Fund Standings and Red Feather Drive Update
Baytown reports United Fund total at 111486 and 117.48 percent of goal as volunteers press to secure Fair Share pledges. Call Justice 2902 to arrange solicitor visits or visit Red Feather headquarters at the Chamber of Commerce Tejas Ave to pledge in person. Merit citations awarded to Carver Junior and Senior, Janinr and Elementary, James Arngie, San Jarinto, Baytown Elementary, Har lem Elementary, Anson Jones, Sam Houston, DeZavala and William B Travis. Humble Refinery Drive Chairman Roy L. Fuller says the campaign nears four percent completion with new units cited including Field Art Shop Work, Fixecuations, Bridadiene Extraction Dehydrozenation, Is hityiene Extraction, Polyameriza, FCC No. 1 HOW Nan 2 Pipe Sli No 2, Treating Supervisor, Varsol and Labe Hydrofining, Inspection Lab, Butyl and Patadiene Lab, Crude Assay Lab, Light Hydrocarbon Lab, and the Technical Division and R D Division. Matherne's added to the commercial Mat of 10 percent amaribators.
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United Fund
Red Feather
Justice
Red Prather
Chamber of Conocrce
Tejas Ave
Carver
Janinr
James Arngie
San Jarinto
Harlem
Anson Jones
Sam Houston
DeZavala
William B. Travis
Humble Refinery Drive
Roy L. Fuller
Matherne
Presidential Campaign Heats Up as Nixon Proposes Council
In New York Vice President Nixon called for a National Economic Council as part of a 12 point plan to accelerate U S economic progress. Kennedy replied with a written retort accusing Nixon of one sided debate tactics and misstatements while criticizing the scope of the council and federal independence.
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John F. Kennedy
Nixon
National Economic Council
Kennedy
New York
AP1
Richard M. Nixon
United States
National
Seri Tins Council
National Association of Business
Reon
Grep
Varios
Federal Reserve Board
Mrs Sambo Johnson Demo Office Manager Named
Mrs Sambo Johnson Demo Office Manager at Baytown Keene bty Johnson Demo headquarters will oversee volunteers and daily campaign activity at 123 East Texas. Her experience as an executive is praised. Democrats invited to rally at the headquarters with brochures pins and stickers available for distribution.
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Samto Johnson
Baytown Keene bty-Johnson
East Texas
Jehnent
CoChateman Dick
Manne
Terrali
Rotary Told Importance Of American Principles
Donald G. Macdonald Southern manager of Du Pont Exension Division told Baytown Rotary that American traditions of personal and economic freedom depend on citizens upholding the nation’s founding principles. He warned that economic misinformation threatens liberty and could lead to national enslavement if the public neglects its responsibilities.
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Rotary
Donald G. Macdonald
du Pont Co
Baytown Rotary Club
Macdonald
America
Ponts
Rik
Armerican
Shuffle of Cold War figures and global tensions spill into public view
The report notes Guy Burgess, a British diplomat who defected to the Soviet Union nine years prior, appearing at a Western party in Moscow and expressing a wish to visit Britain. It mentions a Congo capital province president threatening secession in open clash with Army leader Mobutu. It also cites Saudi oil profits, a peak gold price, and US President Eisenhower traveling under a pre-election banner.
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Guy Burgess
Soviet Union
Moscow
Britain
Ocongo
Cat
Joseph Mobutu
Insurance Rate Hike Rejected by State Board in Austin
The Texas State Board of Insurance rejected a 2 percent auto insurance rate increase and will continue studying the safe driving program. Board members split, voting to maintain the present level for now, with a minority favoring ongoing study and others seeking further rate hearing actions. Staff had proposed increases to liability rates and adjustments tied to the safe driving plan effective since January 1. Chief Actuary Angus McDonald noted many policyholders gain larger discounts under the program despite rising losses.
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State Board of Insurance Today
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Statistical Expects
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R. W. Strain
Ned Price
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Trancarter
Jackson
Wwitson
Moandhy
Moray
Actiany
Angus McDonald
Public Hearing On Wallisville Refuge Ordered
A public hearing on the proposed Wallisville wildlife refuge and saltwater barrier project near Wallisville is ordered by the Army Corps of Engineers. Public officials, local residents, and environmental groups will be notified as the hearing plans proceed, with possible input from the Fish and Wildlife Service. The decision on whether to build a barrier along the Trinity River remains undecided, amid local opposition over land and water rights.
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Ayear
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Trenty
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Reger
Livingston
Wal
Watheville
Horestead
Wells
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Ana
Artis Enoneeps
Gale Ten
Grexie Jackson
Anahnac
33 Year Old Highlands Woman Dies Rites Set
Funeral services for Mrs. Dorothy Dale King, 33, of Highlands, will be held Friday in Highland. She died Wednesday in Wrenesday. Survived by husband Hernan Bob King, daughter Chula Tete Borgwan, and several relatives. Graveside rites set for 2 pm Friday at People's Cemetery in Grapinich, Texas.
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Dorothy Dale King
Highlands
Highland
Chesper
Bends
Winnin Bo
Hernan Bob Kine
Chula Tete Borg
Wan
Kenneth Boh Kun
Homer Winether
Fawn Gray
Weblands
J. A. Petty
Tartkins Brothers
Roy H. Wapganer
Sugartaret
Freezing Weather Hits Texas Panhandle And Beyond
The first freezing snap of the season chills Texas with lows near 48 to 50 degrees and subfreezing readings in Panhandle towns like Pampa Amarillo Dalhart and Perryton. Reports cite frosty mornings from Amarillo to Dallas as cold air fronts and wind shifts reshape conditions across the state.
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Teslas
Baytown
Pani
Associated Press
Texas Panhandle
Patni Pa
Federation Challenges OCAW Union at Humble Baytown Refinery
Two bargaining elections set for November 1 through 11 at Humble Oil and Refining Co. Baytown refinery will decide agents for production and maintenance workers and for technical employees. A split term election will determine if technical staff join the large unit or stand separately. Voting in the two units will be counted separately with majority support needed for each bargaining agent.
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Blue Beathard
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Baytown
Umnder
National Labor Relations Board
Community House
Representne
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International
Ocaw Lpealing
Ng Flection
John F. Burst
G. W. Liskow
BEF
William
UN disarmament debate continues at United Nations
In a tense opening to the General Assembly debate on disarmament, Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Valerian Zorin warned of a possible walkout if Western pushes persist. Ambassador James J. Wadsworth of the United States vowed the committee would not be intimidated or abandoned and that the U.S. would not walk out under Soviet pressure.
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United Nations N.Y
General Assembly
Nahen
Valesian Zarm
United States
Zerin
James J .Wadeworth
Wadeworth
Nobel Prize in Medicine Awarded to Burnet Medawar
Australian professor Franke MacFarlane Burnet and Briton Peter Brian Medawar won the Nobel Prize for Medicine announced in Stockholm by the Royal Caroline Institute. The duo share the prize with a Swedish laureate, receiving 2, etc. The award honors advances across medicine and related fields.
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Sweden
APY
Franke MacFarlane Burnet
Peter Brian Medawar
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