Sun Spots Ticket Winner and Local Notices Summary
Sun Spots winner TY Kimball gears up for ticket claims at Humble Oil and Brunson Theater venue. Baytown refinery staffer listed. Pittsburgh session on executive management noted. Galveston tides published. National Secretaries Association chapter hosts human relations course with Donald Raider of Humble Oil leading. Channelview High School graduate Robert Boykin assigned to Chanute Air Force Base for electrical repair training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TY Kimball
Jimeyc
Sheffield
Acjovle
Humble Oil
Brunson Theater
Fining Co
Baytown
Interkochen
Pittsburgh
San Jacinto
National Secretaries Association
Chamber of Commerce
Donald Raider
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Local Baytown notes feature birthdays and community events
The Baytown Sun notes include many items from Baytown and nearby areas. Highlights mention Er ic Mundinger and Amanda Johnson birthdays, school staff and activities, a Texas Rice game trip, and local club happenings. Also listed are Lutheran Brotherhood appoint ment, hospital admission for Ben Thomas, a Moose Lodge barbecue, a Grace Methodist Halloween party, UNICEF drive plans, and a Boy Scout Court of Honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Mundinger
Dan Mundinger
Amanda Johnson
Burnett Johnson
Johnella Boynton
Sunlight
Jim Cunningham
Z. T. Poston
Cedar Bayou Methodist
Lillie Nelson
Baytown Sun
Val Holiday
Robbie
Sun
Sharron Thompson
Jimmy Nelson
Dennis Riley
Pat Schwoendeman
Austin
Texas Rice
Bobby Foster
Texas University
Dennis Biges
Corpus Christi
Connie Price
Houston
Durward Bailey
Shirley
Katy Morris
Stephens College
Missouri
Dorothy Warner
Rownie
Baytown
Sty
Gramichild
Baytown Schools Host Visitors For BIE Day
Baytown schools hosted a BIE Day event with about 130 attendees from local business groups. Faculty welcomed visitors from Beta Sigma Phi Zeta Chapter and other industry partners, with refreshments and a summary of ongoing education initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Business Toon
Rholand Industry i Oheervanes
Zeta Chapter
Beta Sigma Phianal
Ucation Dey
BIE
Gene Braneconve
Schoute
Clee
Improvements Sought For Space Lab Road
Harris County Commissioners Court urged the Texas State Highway Department to widen and upgrade Seabrook Loop Road to serve a new National Aeronautics and Space Administration center for manned space flight. Norman D'Olive chaired the effort and the proposal aims to ease access for the project area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris County Commissioners Court
Texas State Highway Department
Seabrook Loop
National Aeronautica and Space Administretle
Norman D'Olive
Tinolane
Marty
Fetter
Ldvestwading Beteeen
Cdl
Ugierny
Former U. S. diplomat convicted of spying for Polich
Former U S diplomat Jr vin C Scarbeck is convicted of revealing American secrets to political Communist agents. The report notes United States labor protests over border tensions between East and West Berlin and updates on Saturn’s rocket test as NASA pursues lunar goals this decade. The General Assembly is expected to approve appealing to the Soviet Union to halt a 50 megaton test, while the Soviets signal resistance. Rep J T Rutherford asserts B52s carry 50 megaton bombs ready to drop anywhere at any time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UG. S
Vin C. Scarbeck
Polich
Baytown United Fund hits $110K toward 1962 goal
Baytown's United Fund drive nears completion with $110,361.68 raised toward the $185,807 quota. Campaign chair E C Jack Kimmons notes strong per-day contributions and cautions against separate agency drives. Funds support Boy and Girl Scouts YMCA school lunches and services for the retarded crippled and elderly, with county agencies aided through Houston partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
United Fund
E. C
Jack) Kimmons
Kimmons
Senna
Red Feather
United Dollars
Girl Scouts
YMCA
Red Cross
Welfare League
Houston
Goodwill Industries
Faith Home
Family Service Bureau
Legal Aid Clinic
Vocational Guidante, Servier, Speech and Hearing Center
Lighthouse For the Blind
Florence Crittenton Home and Guidance Center
Brigadier Twirlers to Perform With Two Batons Tonight
Robert E. Lee High School Brigadier twirlers will each twirl two batons during half time at the Bay stown Smiley game Friday night. Donna Shannon leads as company commander with Sally Botkin as drum major and 143 band members to perform intricate wedge and circle drill formations before exiting to Apollo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Lee High School
Baystown
Youston
Miles
Apollo
Donna Shannon
Sally Botkin
Betsy Wilson
Patricia Sobotik
Sue Conway
Flags
Sharon Lerch
Linda Hanson
Twirlers
LP Will Build New Steel Drum Plant in La Porte
Grief Bros. Cooperage plans a 90,000 square foot facility on a 10 acre site along Strang Road to serve the Southwest. Production starts early 1962, with drums for chemicals, food and other products built using advanced machinery. The plant, part of the Norco Southwestern District, will ship by rail and truck and be joined by a Fort Worth plant to unify the district. Ray Sutil, district manager, will lead the new division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte
Strang Road
Grief Bros. Cooperage Corp
Delaware
Ohio
U. S
A. H. Snipes
Norco
Fort Worth
Ray Sutil
di ‘Vision
Berlin Crisis Deepens as Tanks Face Off at Border
In Berlin a tense standoff between American and Soviet tanks escalated near Friedrichstrasse as police and East German guards held the line. West and East Berlin remained divided, with border blocks and ongoing military vigilance shaping a critical moment in the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
U.S
West Berlin
East Berlin
Friedrich
United States
Friedrichstrasse
Smiley Eagles Meet Ganders At Jones Cowart Stadium
Baytown Smiley Eagles aim to upset the Ganders at Jones Cowart Stadium in a high school football clash. Baytown fields a 182 pound offensive line against Galena Park and Brazosport while Ganders seek to exploit weaker injury-depleted depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smiley Eagles
AEL Ganders
Victor Dias
Gander Lettermen's Association
Eagles
Smiley's Jones
Cowart Stadium
Baytown
Smiel
New Stop Sign Installed at Glen Arbor Subdivision Intersection
Police Chief Ray Montgomery said a new stop sign was erected at North Pruitt and Dinyd Lane in Glen Arbor Subdivision after numerous resident complaints about speeders. The sign stops traffic on North Priest both north and south, and enforcement begins immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pruitt
Dinyd Lane
Ray Montgomery
Glen Arbor
North Priest
Montgomery
Starting Lineups Gander Defense and Eagle
The text lists defensive positions for Gander and Eagle squads with players and numbers. Ends Oliver and Dan Longacre appear for Gander, with tackles Stewart and Stricklin and guards Herrera and Stiney Mallory. Eagle defense names Ashford Lott Dowda Jones, kickers Roy Veeck Phillips Metlvain, cornerbacks Baker Engram, safeties Ryan Ferguson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EAGLE
Ashford and Lott
Dowda
Jones
Roy Veeck
Robert Phillips O
Tammy Metlvain
Kenneth Baker
Engram
Ryan
Ferguson
Baytown Smiley
Mayer
Bill Stewart
Gary Lott
Rudy Herrera
Mar Jones
John Cunningham
Eddy Holt
Él Roger" Adams
Don Anthis
Donnie Stricklin
Roger Davis
George Ferguson
Joe Dowde
Robert Oliver
Jimmy Ashford
Ta Jetty Kemplay
Bruce Engram
Ronnie Kluch
Howell Ferguson
Elbert Owens
Wayne Bell
Jimmy Dunks
Phillip Ryan Kelly
Channelview Invests in $12,000 Language Lab for Spanish
Channelview's language department debuts a $12,000 modern lab in Dallas Fort Worth area style, designed to improve pronunciation and lip movements. Cassiano notes it supports individual conversations, tape recordings, and future multilingual courses as teachers use a master switch board and soundproof stalls to supplement classroom instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channelview
San Antonio
Haus
State of Texas
Dallas-Fort
Worth
J. H. Tennison
Senom
Saia
Richard Cassiano
Catelano
Cassiana
Damiano
Tom
Stickney Is Saved Again
Howard Stickney, 23, narrowly dodged the electric chair in Huntsville after two court orders halted his execution for the Galveston murder. A prior stay had occurred June 9, with a later hearing set for Nov. 6 in Houston. The Supreme Court declined to intervene and the Texas Board of Pardons denied a final appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Tex
Howard Stickney
Galveston
Stickney
State Penitentiary
Elbert P. Tuttle
U S. Fifth Court of Appeals
Houston
E. D. Salinas
Texas’ 11Th District Court
Laredo
Earl Warren
U.S. Supreme Court
Texas State Board of ‘Pardons
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Drumond Bugle Corps
Gayle Wallace
Jill Clayton
Dianne
Iin
Lae
Walters
iBomhoff
Daniel R. Bomboff
Gillette Drive
Lutheran Brotherhood
Minneapolis
Minn
Baytown Monay
Ben Thomas Pleasant
Garth Road
Gulf Coast Hospital
Moose Lodge
W. Main
Grace Methodist Youth Fellowship
Fellowship Hall
Ronnie Wilhelm
Unicef
Mont Belvieu
United Nations International Children's Fund
John Roelse
First Methodist
Memorial Baptists Church
Zoo
Space Lab
United Labes
East
Saturn
U. & Drive
General Assembly
Soviet Union
Rep
J. T. Rutherford
Dtex
Brigadier Twirlers
Jones-Cowart Stadium
Abeat
Ket
Jimmie Woods
Sun Sports
Asparison
Gay
Nan
Smiley
Galena Park
Brazosport
Gan
Ceivers
Jimmy
Iders
Smi
Ashford
Ley
Red Tanks
Keith Harshbarger
Noeto
Germany
Am Nonmg
Heulsigh Pedaemence
Agai Town
Hilbhberger Tings
Hix-Eawlld
Chage
Ganders
Jimmy Danks
Mike Sims
Dainks
Pasadena
Sims
Roger Adams
Kelly Rushing
Steve McAfee
Freddy Clark
Cunningham
Gander
Quiles Fane
ChanView Language Lab
Cassiano
Richard Coneteten
Carphanes
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