Baytown Area Notices: Meetings and Shoppers Deeds
Baytown shoppers take advantage of Monday specials with Mrs T A Gray winning ten dollars. Teen Canteen meeting canceled and to be announced later. Rotary Club speaker Bud Hatfield scheduled at Tower Wednesday noon. Baytown Police Reserves to meet Monday 7 30 pm with Chief Fordhe addressing. Lions Club to hear Pete Sultis at Tuesday luncheon at The Tower. Mrs A L Jordan hospitalized after fall at Baptist College dedication in Houston. Timothy Prater undergoes eye surgery Tuesday in Houston Methodist Hospital. PTA City Council meets Wednesday 9 30 am at Sterling Library auditorium Money making projects discussed. Dabney Godwin Chapter UDC meets Tuesday 7 30 pm at Mrs Dempster Heald home Bayshore Dr. Baytown Council for Retarded Children meets 7 30 pm Monday 1201 Parkway Dr. Bayshore Coin Club meets 7 pm Monday at Sterling Library. Lee College fall registration Monday and Tuesday with times listed. students must have time permit from registrar.
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PTA City Council
Parent-Teachers Association
Sterling Municipal Library
Frey
UDC
Dabney Godwin
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
LEE College
Weather Tides Report Tuesday Highs And Showers
Weather and tides show high at 7 02 a m and low at 4 37 a m and 3 59 p m. Partly cloudy skies continue warm with widely scattered thundershowers mainly in the afternoon and evening.
Linda Feinberg Returns After Visit to New York and Virginia
Linda Feinberg, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert G Feinberg, has returned home after visits in New York and Petersburg Virginia. She will enter Lee College this fall as college kids prepare to move out and place their futures in the capable hands of Lee College Red Thibodaux. John finds Blackburn starts the week poorly as he burrs coffee around Monday morning.
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Linda Feinberg
New York
Petersburg
Robert G. Feinberg
Lee College
Red Thibodaux
John
Blackburn
Retires After 18 Years From REL Room 215
Mrs. Mae Nelson ends an 18 year tenure in Robert E. Lee High School Room 215. She supervised biology studies for thousands of students, including 2 250 frogs worms starfish and more. Nelson, joining an IC international Red Cross meeting in Geneva then Cologne London and Paris, will return to Baytown after Sept 23.
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Mae Nelson
Robert E. Lee ‘High School
REL
Nelson
Sherself
Geneva
Switzerland
Cologne
London
Paris
Baytown
George Nelson
Lee College
Center
Lampasas
Edith
San Ancro
Brantley Craughan Business College
Fort Worth
North Texas Normal
North Texas College
Denton
Bronte
University of Texas
Ranger
la Nelle
Ken. Olsen
St. Olaf College
Northfield
Minn
Nelsons
Kirsten
Andrew Ericsen
Peter Thure
The
Red Cross
Europe
Robert E. Lee High School
School Board Meets At 7 P.M. Tonight
The school board plans a 7 p.m. meeting at the administrative offices to discuss resignations, new building plans, tax matters, and holiday schedules. Members will review staff payments, annuities, and reports on equipment, while public commentary is awaited.
Dirksen Supports Nuclear Ban in Senate Vote
Senator Everett Dirksen the Senate Republican leader said he will vote for ratification of the limited nuclear test ban treaty. President Kennedy may issue a statement to ease concerns about the pact. Leadership from Fulbright and Hickenlooper backed the treaty as lawmakers assess its modest impact on cooling Cold War tensions. The Foreign Relations Committee endorsed ratification 26 to 1 with Russell B. Leng the lone dissent.
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Washington
Everett Dirksen
Winds
Senate
Kennedy
Dirksen
Dll
White House
Mike Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksem
U.S
Fulbright
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Senate Republican Policy Committee
Foreign Relations Committee
Russell B. Leng
D-La
Senate Armed Services Subcommittee
Venezuelan couple welcomes Western Hemisphere quintuplets
In Maracaibo Venezuela Mrs de Prieto gave birth to quintuplets with a 3 lb 15 oz to 4 lb 1.4 oz range. Doctors report stable infant health in incubators with skimmed milk diet while parents, including her husband Efren, celebrate amid government aid and church support.
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Maracaibo
Venezuela
de Prieto
Cuervo de Pri
Luis Vera Gomez
Zulia
Bies
Romulo Betan
Marcourt
Jacaibo
Creolebo
Petroleum Co
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Robinson
Fernando
Otto
Juan
Divoreres
Jose
Mario
Lars
Chiquinquira
Olf Center
Dionne
Canada
Annette
Cecile
Emilie
Marie
Yvonne Dionne
Maria Fernanda
Maria Cristina
Maria
Esther
Carlo
Franco
Argentina
Niligenti
Gronouski Named Postmaster General by Kennedy
John Gronouski 43 of Wisconsin named by President Kennedy to be postmaster general, succeeding J Edward Day who resigned Aug 9. Senate action pending, with Sidney W Bishop serving as acting postmaster general. Gronouski is Wisconsin tax commissioner since 1960 and holds a PhD in taxation and public finance.
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Washington
John Gronouski
Wisconsin
Kennedy
Gronouski
J. Edward Day
Senate
Sidney W. Bishop
Day
Tax Department
Madison
Wis
New York Public School Teachers End Strike Fight
Public school teachers in New York City approve a new 20 year contract after a mediation panel settlement. The deal includes raises and caps class sizes, with pay increases effective next April and a maximum salary of 11 025 by 1964. About 8 300 teachers voted at Randalls Island Stadium, while the union notes 21,000 teacher members in the city system.
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New York
New York City
United Federation of Teachers
Aflcio
Board of Education
Randalls Island Stadium
Simon H. Rifkind
UFT
Charles Cogen
Supreme Court
Max J. Rubin
Stone Johnson Dies From Football Injury
Wichita AP report states Stone Johnson, rookie end for the Kansas City Chiefs, died after a neck fracture suffered in an August exhibition game with the Houston Oilers. Johnson, a Grambling College alum, had been hospitalized since the injury.
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Wichita
Kan
Stone Tohnson
Kansas City
Johson
Kansas City Chiefs
Houston Oilers
Johnson
Grambling
Louisiana
Baytown petition seeks funds for community center campus
Baytown activists urge city council to include 30000 dollars next year for lands development and a community center with parks and recreation. More than 100 signatures including council members Badgett and Cravey bolster the grassroots campaign led by Pat Chastain. Mayor Liggett backs the effort and invites public attendance at a 6:30 p.m. Thursday budget hearing to amend the bill.
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Baytown
Pat ‘Chastain
Olive Street
J. B. LeFevre
450 Chinese Reds Defect To Soviets
Taipei reports a battalion of 450 Red Chinese officers and men defected from Sinkiang in northwest China to the Soviet Union on August 1. Chung Hsing News Agency says Soviets lured or forced thousands from Hi district to defect, and rejects Beijing’s demands for return.
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Taipei
Formosa
Soviet Union
Sinkiang
China
Chung Hsing
Red China
Peking
Jong
Our World Today Denounces Dictatorship in Algeria
The report notes Algeria moving toward a one party socialist state under strongman Ahmed Ben Bella, with a new constitution. Meanwhile US weather is generally fair though Florida Texas and Louisiana report up to three quarters of an inch of rain. A high school riot ends in 780 arrests as students challenge Ngo Dinh Diem’s government, prompting warnings from the Stigon military governor. Howard Pierson returns to court for sanity trial. his father William Pierson once served on the Texas Supreme Court. Texas records 36 weekend deaths from violence. 15 fatal traffic, 14 shootings, and Vice President Lyndon Johnson’s Finnish chauffeur killed in a car crash. Missouri’s G. Flowers retires after 21 years at Southwest Texas State College. In Laos, fighting between rightists and Pathet Lao erupts, with casualties and civilian deaths as clashes continue. Former President Truman opposes tax cuts while budget remains balanced.
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Jack Kimmons
Robert E. Lee High School
Brigadiers
Periabie
Jack JayGander
Cobs
Humble
Maurine Hurst
Rick
Jim Id Squires
Rufus Honey
Ben Mathes
Hazel
Aluntin
Puerto Rico
Fort Worth Church Ends Dissension In Congregation
The First Baptist Church in Fort Worth, an independent congregation, voted about 2,000 members in favor of ending dissension after eight dissenters tied to a disciplinary dispute. Pastor Rev. Homer Ritchie claimed the vote clears the church, with a future audit of church books to be voted on next Sunday.
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Fort Worth
Port Worth
Tuskegee
First Baptist Church
Homer Ritchie
Old Newsmet
Independent Church
Southern Baptist Convention
Ritchie
Dillon Optimistic On Tax Cut Chances In Economy Push
Washington AP Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon, a Republican, said federal spending has risen slower under Kennedy than under Eisenhower. He remains confident the tax cut bill will pass this year, noting it could boost investment, reduce the deficit, and accelerate take-home pay, with benefits expected in 1964 if Congress acts this year.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Kennedy
D. Fisenhower
White House
Associated Press
Dillon
Eisenhower
Senate
Congress
Mozram Dilton
Kennnedy
South Carolina closes 25 state parks after court order
A federal court ordered South Carolina to desegregate 26 state parks, delaying the effective date 60 days to allow summer activities continue. District Judge J Robert Martin Jr. issued the ruling while a state House committee holds hearings on reforms.
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Columbia
South Carina
Stave Lev
Dist
J Robert Martn Jr
Modst
State House of Representatives
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Horace Mann Teen Canteen Council
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Houston
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Dale Carnegie Institute
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Police Department
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Lions Club
Baytown Lions Club
Pete Sultis
Tower
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A. L. Jordan
Baptist College
Baytown Hospital
Timothy Prater
Dorrie Prater
Amelia
Methodist Hospital
Bayshore ‘Coin
Wallace
Sen. Dirksen
Bulletin
Stone Johnson
Birmingham
L’ng
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Bats
Ing
Thetty
George Wallace
Mobile
Tys
Kegee
Alabama
Hunts Istration
Ville
Tuske
Huntsciesville
National Guard
Ramsay High
Soviets
Foex
Algeria
Ahmed Men Bella
United State
Florida
Texas
Ngo Ddhn Diem
Stigon
Howard Pierson
Pierson
William Pierson
Texas Supremes Conn
Yiiolence
Lyndon 3
Finland
G. Flowers
Southwest Texas Stile College
Witmuinn
Laos
Pathet Lao
Sonrce
Tarry S. Truman
Minro
West Eng High School
al Lingo
State Patrol
Lingo
Ernest Jackson
Joe Dolan
West End
Dolan
Justce Department
John Pear
Bill Jones
Bliss
Joe Smelley
Highway Patrol
J. L. Leflore
Leffore
Aly Raion
Rober Kennedy
Tan Justice Department
Huntsville
Raymond Christian
Brookings, Institute
United States
Carolina
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