Doctrinal Differences Explored By 2 Churches
New York AP reports Lutheran and Presbyterian bodies plan long range talks to map remaining doctrinal differences and obstacles to potential merger. First meetings set for Jan 1962 with further sessions in 1963. Key disputes include the Lord's Supper and predestination. The effort aims to clarify how far apart these communions remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
America
James J. McCord
Princeton Theological
Rome
Paul C. Empie
Mar- Lutheran Council
Iam Jtin Luther
John Logical
Calvin
Ulrich Zwingli
Germany
Church of England
Tepre
McCord
North American
World Presbyterian Alliance
National Lutheran Council
U.S.A
Lutheran World Federation
First Step in Ecumenical Talks Between Main Christian Branches
A historic move brings together leaders from two major Christian branches born from the Protestant Reformation. The initiative seeks dialogue on shared beliefs and cooperation across denomination lines amid evolving religious landscapes.
Former Baytown Resident Dies
C Aubrey Wise age 59 former Baytown resident died at 6 27 a m Saturday in a Houston hospital Funeral services set for 1 p m Monday at George H Lewis Funeral Home Houston Rev Hubert R Yount Calvary Baptist Church Waco to officiate Burial in Memory Gardens Baytown Wise survived by widow Ruth Wise Houston two daughters Mrs C O Rives Beaumont and Mrs R E Penn Lakewood Colo his parents Mr and Mrs J D Wise Baytown a sister Mrs E E Yount Baytown and six grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Aubrey Wise
Beaumont
R. E. Penn
Lakewood
Colo
J. D. Wise
Baytown
E. E. Yount
American Motors Cuts Prices Aimed at 1962 Sales Record
American Motors Co plans 500000 cars for 1962 and trims prices up to 230 dollars. The Rambler dealer Clyde Jones in Baytown says most models drop in price and adds two major built in features at no extra cost. Self adjusting brakes and lifetime muffler and tailpipe now included, boosting value by about 50 dollars. The window price shown includes taxes and delivery charges.
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American Motors Co
Clyde Jones Rambler
Baytown
Big Bay fishing week yields speckled trout prize catches
A Baytown fishing scene highlights Channelview Thompson camp events and a Baytown Coin Club meeting. Reports cite a 54 fish by Dr Herbert Duke and 22 by Donnie Brunson, plus a spree of 8 strong specks and eight-pound red fish. Community notices include a Baytown Board of Realtors barbecue at Lakewood Broussard and expanding shrimp catches.
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W. B
Blumer
Herbert Duke
Coin Club
Donnie Brunson
Ber
Baytown Coin Club
A. J. Craw
Bleckiley’s
Clan’s
Robinson
Willie D. Hollaway
Gerald Barnett
Eb Pees
I Bayshore
Reel and Gun Club
Joseph Betton
Baytown Board of Realtors
Trinity Bay
Lakewood Broussard
Fontenot
Board of Realtors
Broussard
Chester Barden
Baytown Fishing Boom Draws Bragging Vessels
Local anglers report improving catches near Baytown with many boats returning to camps with notable speckled trout and other fine keepers. Even Captain Jeff Harbour joined the bite on a hot day, as fishermen boast about productive outings and steady seasons ahead.
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Baytown
Jeff Harbour
Oir
League Speaker VAUGHN BRYANT to address women voters group
VAUGHN BRYANT will discuss Latin Pena Tonpretot Wena meeting ii je of Women iVoters at 8 p.m. Tuesday in Trinity Episcopal Church fellowship hall. DR B F ARMENDT named senior research specialist at Humble Oil and Refining Co R&D division. He earned a PhD at UT and studied and taught physical chemistry at Illinois before joining HORC in 1934.
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Vaughn Bryant
Fellowship Hall
Trinity Episcopal Church
B. F. Armendt
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Outlook Sparks Debate on Tax Credits for Investment
The discussion centers on plans by House Ways and Means to authorize tax credits for firms investing in new plants and equipment. Dillon argues credits would boost machinery sectors, create jobs, and expand exports, while economists note forecasts stay cautious beyond next summer. He urges government business cooperation to boost growth and aid underdeveloped nations.
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House
Ways and Means Committee
Dillon
Luthorinks
315 Million Plan For Reclamation Starts In Texas
The Reclamation Bureau begins a 15,221,000 Texas program for the year ending June 40. The Twin Buttes Dam near San Angelo leads at 7,385,000 for continuing construction and canal work. The Canadian River project stands at 4,200,000 with a dam near Sanford and an aqueduct system to 11 Panhandle and South Plains cities. Total project cost is 102 million with 95 percent repaid from water. Rehabilitation funds cover La Feria Division of the Lower Rio Grande and Mercedes Division. The loan program adds 1,501,000 for Donna irrigation and 5,000 for regional loan administration.
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Washington
Reclamation Bureau
Texas
Bureau
Continuin
Twin Buttes
San Angelo
Sanford
Panhandle
South Plains
Picare
la Feria
Rio Grande
Mercedes
Donna
Amarillo
Voting results show district tax measure prelim gains
Voters supported a district tax proposal with a maximum rate of cents per hundred dollars. Noon Saturday precinct tallies include Thad Felton’s 56, Wilkenfeld Furniture 172, Firemen’s Recreation Hall 48, Algo 42, Humble Community Building 42, San Tacinto Elementary 70, Carver High School 5, Ala Tin Elementary 6.
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Thad Felton
Wilkenfeld Furniture
Firemen's Recreation Hall
Algo
Humble ‘Community Building
San Tacinto
Carver High School
Alaatin Elementary
Soviet Party Congress backs expulsion of antiparty faction
Pravda and AP report the Soviet Party Congress unanimously supports expelling the antiparty group from the Communist Party though formal voting was not stated. Delegates at the congress signal central committee high principles and expose ideological defeat of the group. A separate AP item describes a Midas missile-alarm satellite launching to orbit 2,100 miles high, aiming to deploy a five-mile wide belt of hair-like reflectors to bounce radio waves globally.
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Mogoow
Pravda
Communist Party
Nathpacity
Prav
Point Arguello
Calif
West Refuses To Try Pasadena Garbage Hassle
TEXAS FARMERS HUSTLE TO SPEED HARVEST UNDER DRY CONDITIONS. COLLEGE STATION AP REPORTS director J John Hutchinger of the Texas agricultural extension service notes overall farming is good but moisture shortages slow progress. Heavy harvesting shifts to the west and northwest as a mop up continues in other regions. Panhandle sorghum harvest begins with surface moisture scarce. wheat planting nearly finished and cotton harvest underway. cattle and ranges in good condition.
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College Station
J John Hutchinger
The
Texas: Agricultural Extension Service
Panhandle
Lae
Bock
Vernon
Col Ui
Texas
Smith
Xan Zanu
Lady Gras
Pecos
San Angelo
South Cental
Pasadena dumping case linked to County officials
Harris County officials face charges over illegal trash dumping within 300 feet of a public highway on land leased along the Houston Ship Channel. Justice of the Peace V. S. West and W. C. Ragan preside. maximum penalties are $200 per count. Readings note Cotton harvest progress and moisture in Texas regions as crops and livestock respond to hurricane impacts.
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Justice of the Peace V. S
Bud
la Porte
Pasadena
Aoe West
Dave Thompson
Const
Edward Weimer
Sonal Cements Long
W. J. Cole
James
W. Felice
Channelview
Justice of the Peace
W. C. Ragan
Houston
Harris County
Pentagon eases recall of Army medical Reserve officers
The Defense Department announced a policy easing active duty recalls for Army Medical Dental and Veterinary Corps Officer Reservists. Some already recalled officers will become eligible for release, while overall Army needs will be met mainly by recruiting individuals with no prior service and through the draft.
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Washington
Defense Department
Army
Pentagon
Civil Service Test For Assistant Chief Position Held In Baytown
Examinations for the assistant chief of police post will be held at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Baytown Police Administration Building. The vacancy arose when Cleve Dyckens vacated the role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown Police Administration
Spafiee
Cleve Dyckens
Rites Set Monday For Baytonian's Mother
Mrs Anna L Johnson 89 mother of Mrs Charles O Connell of 133 Katherine St Park Ridge will have funeral at St Luke s Church Park Ridge burial in Chicago She died Friday afternoon at St Michael s Hospital Stevens Point Wis Survived by sister in law Mrs Thad Johnson Baytown Mrs O Connell grand regent of the Catholic Daughters of America She had been visiting her mother when returning to Baytown because of the hurricane Dendrology is the scientific study of trees.
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Anna L. Johnson
Charles O'Connell
Katherine
St. Luke’s Church
Park Ridge
Chicago
Johnson
St. Michael's Hospital
Stevens Point
Wis
Thad Johnson
Baytown
O'Connell
Catholic Daughters of America
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