SUN Spots Bowling Resumes at Ter race Lanes
SUN Spots reports church bowling action resumes at 6 30 p m Sept 11 at Ter race Lanes. The Wesleyan league is ABC sanctioned and invites new churches teams or individuals to join by calling Lois Farmer at 566 5268. Altar Society Meet at St Josephs priest's home.
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Woostre Baptist Church
Terrace Lanes
American Bowling Congress
Church League
Lois Farmer
Altar Society
ST. Joseph
Galveston Tides Report With Daily Highs And Lows
Galveston tides show high waters at 1 27 a m and 5 58 p m Sunday. Monday tides rise to 2 39 a m and fall to 6 53 p m.
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Galveston
Local Baytown youths enlist in U S Air Force
PAUL TISDALE JR and six others identified as sons and relatives of local residents have enlisted in the U S Air Force, Baytown recruiter Roy West announced. Enlistments occurred during August as families from Baytown express hopes of transfers closer to home and enjoy recent trips and vacations by area residents.
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Paul T. Tisdale Jr
P. T. Tisdale
Chandler Drive
James A. Luke
Mary I. Chance
N. Redell Road
Dick F. McGary Jr
D. F McGary
Avon
Lynn D. Guidry
N. Hi. Guidry
Fortune Drive
Raymond E. Bridges
O. ¥. Petway
N. Pruett
James R. Berry
J. H. Berry
Albert L. Rombs
A. L. Rombs
E. Fayle
U. S. Air Force
Baytown
Roy D. West
Carl Biggs
Aquarena
San Marcos
H. H. Steele
Stewart
C. J. Contella
Willow Lane
Norman Nowcesters
Fral Stephens
Texas
Louisiana
Alabama
Georgia
Rufus Honeycutt
California
Growth Of Lee College Since It Was Organized In 1933
Editor note surveys the creation and expansion of Lee College from its 1933 founding in Baytown to its growth through 1960. It traces early efforts, board members, faculty development, student enrollment rises, and notable graduates now in higher education, with plans for ongoing expansion.
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Ag Lee College
The
Sun
Baytown
Meas Lu Can
Madisonville
Leonard Jones
Houston
Palestine
Tex
Goose Creek
TCU
L. A. McGee
E. Lee High School
Sam Hous
A. L. Taylor
Ajton State Teachers College
Tom
W. R.j
Rob S. Perrin
Re Smith
Tay Jert
Lor
Humble
Ea Rae Titae Ieac
Zan
Michigan
Smith
Abilene Christian College
Garrett Herring
W. C
Pop) Swain
Houston Lighting and Power Co
J. E. Seale
B. T. McKinney
J. W. Bennet
Burtis Avey
Juanita Barrington
LaDel Payne
Hudnall Spence
Brtis
Elmer Brinkley
Brinkley Insurance Agency
Highlands
Brinkleys
Jasmine Drive
Winona Muba
W. L. Ward
Indus
B. Red
E. FE. Anderson
Deynye
Maye Berry
Charles. Bonner
C.|lege
Drawing
Erma
C. Spence
South E. Carlson
Crow Road
Resiment
E. Ander
Son
Raytown
BR. T. McKinney
Garrett Mer
Slaying spree arrests tied to Texas killings
An 18 year old girl and her tattooed companion were arrested after allegedly confessing to a four victim spree from Winds through Texas. John Edwin Meyers 32 and Donna Stone said robbery was motive and that they took 16 dollars total across the slayings. Victims include Carole Ballard 11 and her father George Ballard 47 plus Margaret Wernicke 39 of St Louis and Lee DeKraai whose body was found between Midland and Big Spring.
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Midland
Texas
Jack Reeves
John Edwin Meyers
Donna Stone
West Texas
Reeves
He Sagen
Carole Ballard
Belleville
Carole
George Ballard
Mies Margaret Wernicke
St. Louis
Lee DeKraai
Big Spring
Paul Richards to lead Houston Colts as new GM
The Houston Colts announced Paul Richards will become general manager and near-term field manager designate. Richards, a Waxahachie native, is expected to arrive by next Friday to formalize the contract and begin shaping a roster blending veterans and young players.
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Fredd Hartman
Waxahachie
Hous- Houston
Paul Richton
Texas Baseball
Houston Colts
Doeg
Gabe Paul
Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland
Houston
Richard
Richards
Ments
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
Colts
North
Latin America
Houston Ares
Paul Richards
Enrollment in Baytown Schools Reaches 10 267
Baytown district reports 10,267 students registered over Thursday and Friday. Superintendent George Gentry says hundreds more may enroll in the coming days, with total expected to edge past last year. Robert E Lee High has 1,794, Carver 237 in junior high and 160 in high, and elementary count totals 5,504.
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Baytown
George Gentry
Highlands
Horace Mann
Celdar Bayou
Carver Junior High
Carver High School
Gentry
Residential building permits dip in Baytown in August
Baytown reports 161 building permits issued in August totaling 642 149 with 16 residential permits valued at 249150. Two commercial permits added 11565 and a St Joseph Catholic Church project on Kentucky Street boosted total by 247406. A Knights of Columbus building at the same site will cost 67763.
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Baytown
St. Joseph
Soviet replies to Western Berlin notes emerge
Moscow sent few formal notes to France Britain and the United States on the Berlin crisis. The contents were not made public but were understood as replies to August 26 Western notes warning the Kremlin against interfering with West Berlin access.
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Moscow
France
Britain
United States
Berlin
Kremlin
West Berlin
Evidence Sifted For Plane Crash Reason
Federal investigators sifted through debris and reports to find the cause of the Trans World Airlines Constellation crash near Hinsdale after takeoff from Chicago Midway. Ninety people died, including 20 children, as the investigation considers possible in-air disintegration, with tail wreckage 200 to 300 feet away.
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Trans World Airlines Constellation
Hinsdale
Chicago
Midway Airport
Trans World Airlines
Constellation
Melvin N. Gough
Civil Aeronautics Board
Gough
U. S
Federal
N. E. Halaby
FAA
Melvin Gough
CAB
Quiet Holiday Observed in Baytown on Labor Day Weekend
Indications point to a quiet Labor Day in Baytown with last minute visits to relatives and friends before school starts. Banks and most city, county, and federal offices close Monday while police and fire departments run on standby. Mail delivery adjusts to 7:36 p.m. and Humble Oil operates on skeleton crews.
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Baytown
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Harris County
Highlands
Baytown Sun
Billy Graham warns youth of nuclear risk in Philadelphia
In Convention Hall a crowd of about 13 760 heard Rev Dr Billy Graham quote Tito and Khrushchev on nuclear war. He challenged the audience to consider a nuclear holocaust and asked how many under 21 would stand for faith amid danger. He cited Matthew 10 39 and urged that losing life for faith may yield gain.
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Billy Graham
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Convention Hall
Khrushchev
Graham
Jesus
Fringe' Payments In City Total 8216 65
Nine Baytown city employes received 8216.65 over the past year as Civil Service benefits phased in. Payouts covered unpaid vacation time and unused sick leave on a per day basis with limits on maximum sick leave pay. Notable sums include C C. Redd for 90 days sick leave and 743 days vacation, totaling 27462. He resigns as tax assessor with 28.15 daily rate. Other sizable payments listed.
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Police
Fire
Ingairy
C C. Redd
Redd
B. L. Greer
Garbage Department
H. Z. Houghton
Robbie Muckleroy
Harry Olive
Tf. E. Harmon
H. L. Burnett
H. D. Hadman
E.L. Smith
UAW Proposes GM Profit Sharing Accord Ahead of Labor Day
The United Auto Workers urge General Motors to accept a profit sharing plan similar to the agreement reached with American Motors. The article notes Labor Day weekend death tolls, weather events, and ongoing U S disarmament talks, with Kennedy’s administration monitoring world reactions while domestic policy faces funding pressure.
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United Auto Workers Union
General Motors Corp
UAW
American Motors Corp
Nuclear test fuels Kennedy decision on U S testing
Washington AP reports Russia's first nuclear test in three years accelerates a possible Kennedy order to resume U S testing. Officials say a start up is likely early next week after a 1958 moratorium, with debate over loosening secrecy on the arsenal and broader aims to show U S strength amid Khrushchev’s boasting of overkill. Ambassador Dean’s Geneva talks on a test ban frame the wider dialogue.
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Arthur H. Dean
Geneva
U. S
United States
Soviet Union
Washington
Russia
Kennedy
U.S
Khrushchev
Whch
Arthur 4. Dean
White House
Dean
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