Revival Services and Meetings Prominent in Baytown
Sun Spots revival opens with KJZT meeting at 7 30 pm at Knights of Columbus Hall 1102 N Main Street Rev C Z Caruthers pastor and Rev C C Marler of United Pentecostal Church Das selta will speak Also Bowling League action at Bay Lanes Monday at 8 10 pm Tools stolen from Lee College entrance tests moved to Monday 6 30 pm Boosters Club kicks off season at REL cafeteria Baytown Parents Council for Retarded Children meets 7 30 pm at Baytown Opportunity School Army private Leroy Davis completes 12 week heavy equipment repair course at Fort Lee VA School Board to meet at 7 30 pm with routine agenda
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Knights of Colum‘Tabernacle
N. Main
West Main
C. Z. Caruthers
C. C. Marler
United Pentecostal Church
Dasselta
Bartow Serre Cs
Bay Lanes Alley
B. W. Fritch
Harold Lane
LEE College
Dean Walster Rundell
Gander
REL
Ganders
Spring Branch
Pete Sultis
James
Slick Ellis
Parents Council
Baytown
Parkway Drive
A. P. Butler
ARMY
Leroy David
Alex Davis
Crosby
Quartermaster School
Fort Lee
Drew High School
Barrett Station
Support Urged In Door-To-Door Cystic Fibrosis Drive
Mr and Mrs W L Goolsby urge support for a cystic fibrosis door to door drive on Tuesday to combat a disease that caused the deaths of their two children Little David died in 1953 and Barbara died before age four The campaign is led from 211 The Goolsbys know the world of oxygen tents blood transfusions and daily antibiotics remains a health burden The drive highlights the fight against the disease and the community appeal for help
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W. L. Goolsby
Sheridan
Little David
Barbara
East
Harris County
Jack Cox
Defce
David
Goolsbys
Baytown Kiwanis
J. C. Dill
E. Clevere
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
Republican Cox Fails To Keep Baytown Date
Gubernatorial candidate Jack Cox did not attend the opening of the East Harris County campaign headquarters in Baytown on Saturday. Co chair Doug Tromblee said Cox spoke in Houston Friday night and sent his campaign manager Gaston Jones instead. Cox continued campaigning elsewhere in Texas.
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Jack Cox
Baytown
Harris County
W. Defoe
Doug Tromblee
Cox
Tromblee
Houston
Gaston Jones
Texas
Polio Vaccine Drive Surges in Harris County Baytown
Baytown and Harris County report record Polio vaccination push as 45,002 residents join the Sabin Type III drive. Volunteers note smooth lines and make up clinics planned for next Sunday to reach more residents including shut-ins and hospital patients.
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Wanda Orton
Baytown Area
Sabir
East Harris County
Madina Ganiales
Associated Press
Texas
Harris County
Houston
Freestone County
Angelina County
Bell
Orange
Pari
To Falls
Coryell
Jefferson County
Limestone
Milam
Lime
West Texas
McLennan
Yal Verde
Kinney
Temple
Bell County
Cherokee County
Orange County
Rusk State Hospital
Anderson County
Teffersons
Around Town Highlights and Local People News
Sharon Nichols is working these days while Lanny Irby Weekworth sports a new hairdo. Sherry Walls leaves a summer job, Judy Dugat remains this year’s Walter Winchell. Martin White praises school as a great place to be. Dorothy Ammons helps with a permit to register at Lee College. Charlene Russell seen in the college office preparing for another term. Betty Rice shops downtown on a busy Saturday morning. Mrs H A Schuller returns home from Memorial Hospital in Houston. A Baytown man reports a strange incident where police traced a driver’s car door issue and kids leaning. Mrs W T Walker delivers cookbooks for Opportunity School. Interested perhaps Wey wall hes.
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Sharon Nichols
Lanny Irby Weekworth
Sherry Walls
Judy Dugat
Walter Winchell
Martin White
Dorothy Ammons
Lee College
Charlene Russell
Betty Rice
H. A. Schuller
Memorial Hospital
Houston
R. H
Bo) Turner
Baytown
W. T. Walker
Opportunity School
Region 5 Band Meeting At RE High School
Region 5 band meeting gathered 290 musicians from 46 counties at Robert E. Lee High School auditorium. Charles Forque presided as outgoing chair. Joe McMulllen new chair announced.
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Robert E. Lee
Charles Forque
Joe McMullen
Clear Creek High School
REL
Highlands
Services For 35 Year Baytown Resident Held Monday
Funeral services for Harvey May Hughes a 35 year Baytown resident will be held Monday at 2 p.m. at Earthman Funeral Home Chapel. He died Saturday afternoon in a Houston hospital at 17 50. Burial will be in Memory Gardens of Baytown. Survived by his widow Vera Fay Hughes and two sons Howell and Tester.
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Harvey May Hughes
Houston
Bob Smith Road
Baytown
Earthman Funeral Home Chapel
Don Duran
Cater Bayon Metrodiot Grurvh
W. 8. Graham
Trinity Tabernacle
Tierate
Baytown Cemetery
Vera Fay Hughes
Howell A, Ae
Chaos in World News Caps Weekend Toll and Tensions
A scrambled summary notes violent weekend tolls in Texas with 17 dead and 11 traffic victims, Soviet guards allowing US convoys through West Germany without incident, Britain maintaining an arms embargo on Cuba, Estes fraud probe delaying Texas testimony, and leaders debating Europe’s market and armed forces policy as other political and labor events unfold.
President Kennedy to visit Houston airport and Rice events
President Kennedy and his party will arrive at 6 25 p m Tuesday at Houston International Airport marking the first time a President and Vice President visited Houston and Harris County together. Mayor Lewis Cutter will welcome him with a brief ceremony and a golden key to the city. Officials include Gov. Price Daniel, Dr. Robe rt Gilruth, Dr. Kenneth Pitzer, and heads of local chambers and newspapers. The party will travel to the Rice Hotel amid heavy police escort and depart Wednesday for Rice Stadium for a 9 40 a m program.
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Fred Hartman
Houston
John F. Kennedy
Houston International Airport
Harris County
Lewis Cutter
Price Daniel
Bill Elliott
Robert Gilruth
NASA
Manned Spacecraft Center
Kenneth Pitzer
Rice University
Frank Dyer
Houston School Board
George T. Morse Jr
Houston Chamber of Commerce
William Thomas
Houston Negro Champer of Commerce
Harry M. Burk
Harris County Afl-Cio Council
Oveta Culp Hobby
The
Houston Post
John T. Jones
Houston Chronicle
George Carmack
Houston Press
Washington
Rice Hotel
Gulf Freeway
Pitzer
Rice
Kennedy
McNamara seeks 150000 reserves to meet crisis
AP reports Defense Secretary McNamara told the Senate Armed Services Committee that presidential authority to call up 150000 reserves is needed to respond quickly if the international situation worsens. General Lemnitzer joined him urging swift passage of the White House resolution. In Laredo a freight train collided with a Mexican passenger train near Monterrey, injuring about 140. Soblen suffers serious brain damage with uncertain recovery time.
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Washington
Robert 8
McNamara
United States
Senate
Syrve J. Lemnitver
Joint Chiefs of “Stalf
Congress
White House
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W. 34Th St
Federated Civic Clubs
Buffalo Bayou
Beta Sigma Phi
Jack Jackson
Chandler
Evelyn Robson
United Fund Plans
ED Vaught
United Fund
HL Frank Goss
J. Robert Barnes
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Vaught
Buck ‘Turner Chevrolet Co
United Fund Drive
Red Feather
Thrift Exchange
Health League
Cerebral Palsy Center
East Harris
Cystic Brosig
Louis DelHonme
Beta Signa Phi Norority
Jo Ann
Galveston
W. C
Bill) Finch
Horace Mann
Cedar Bayou
East Harris County Medical Society
Service League
Constable Reserve
Cibba Club
Citizen Bandersserve Police
Bayshore
Burley
Baytown Junior High
Carver
DeZavala
Harlem
la Porte
Travis
A&m Mothers
A&m Mothers Club
Channelview
Jacinto City
Dabney Goodwin
United Daughters of the Confederacy
H. I. Davis
E. James
Sean Cee
U.S
West Germany
Berlin
Foreign Office
Britain
Cuba
Senate Investigations
Billie Sol Estes
Agricultural Empire
Haro Macmillan
Senile Armed Services
Chicago and North Western Railroad
Mts
W. Willard Wirtz
Ahmed Ben
Bele
Boumedicine
Algeria
Jacquilyn Jeanne Mayer
Laredo
Alice Eagle
Momerrey
KVOZ
London
Robert &. Soblen
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