SUN Spots and clubs meet across BAYTOWN education scene
Multiple community notices list meetings at Robert E. Lee High School Auditorium and local venues. BEA and Mothers Club events, a VFW hamburger party with gas grills provided, donation requests for large fans for Alamo Elementary, and Anson Jones PTA gathering are announced, along with a Grandmothers Club games party and funeral services for Mrs. Rose Pitrucha. Weather outlook notes hot, partly cloudy conditions with isolated showers and tides.
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BEA
Baytown Education Association
Robert E. Lee High School
College of Law student James Hageari named UH enrolee
James Michael Hageari, son of Mr and Mrs J M Haggard of 13 E Cleveland, has enrolled in the University of Houston College of Law after earning a master's degree from the University of Alabama this summer. The note also mentions Easter Star cookbooks gathered by Mrs George Adams and outlines grand jury selection practices.
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James Michael Hageari
College of Law
University of Houston
J. M. Haggard
E. Cleveland
University of Alabama
George Adams
Don Teter
Teter
John W. Schulze
Williams
Rice University
Nolan Schulze
Edna Boyer
Lee College
Lucille Dill
Catherine Walsh
D. C. Walsh
New Mexico
Centenary College
Shreveport
Hodges Gardens
Manila
C. E. Gore
T. S. Fermema
Alabama
Fennema
Gore
Hurricane Carla Looms Over Baytown Storm Warnings
Baytown residents face a looming threat as hurricane Carla nears, with Friday night reminders of storm danger. Rumors of the Gulf storm’s path shift toward New Orleans and Galveston as Baytown readers prepare for heavy rain, evacuations, and weekend weather impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Galveston
Baytown
Kennedy Tax Cut Bill Advances From House Committee
The House Ways and Means Committee approved President Kennedy's proposed 1 billion tax cut bill on party lines 150 to 10 directing Wilbur Mills to introduce the measure after over six months of work. The panel narrowly rejected a GOP plan for a mandatory spending limit and adopted two minor amendments, leaving the bill largely intact.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Kennedy
Wilbur D. Mills
Desegregation Rolls On as Alabama Schools Open
Alabama schools moved toward integration with 13 of 20 guardsmen returning to their posts in Huntsville and Tuskegee. In Birmingham and Mobile several hundred white students jeered as two Negro girls and a few Negro pupils entered West End and Murphy High Schools amid police and guards on duty. President Kennedy federalized the Guard to end Governor Wallace’s control, and Wallace briefly resisted federal action before state and federal forces reassigned the troops.
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Birmingham
Ala
Kennedy
Montgomery
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Mobile Trovel
Tuskegee
Huntsville
Wallace
Mobile
West End High School
Murphy High School
West End
Nozroes
Trustees approve bond refinancs to save substantial interest
School board accepts a proposal to shorten maturity dates on 2.155 million in bonds, with Rowles Winston Co. of Houston submitting bids. Refunding bonds will mature 1972–1976 at 3 percent, saving 522,637.50 in interest and extending tax payments to 12 years, boosting the public school tax rate to 1.53 per 100 valuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gentry
Rowles, Winston’ Co
Houston
Gentry
Thomas W. Masterson
Underwood, Neuhaus and
Cox
Pee Wee Football League
Cedar Bayou
Tommy Jones
el League
Wilma W. Bennett
San Jacinto
Bettye J. Dorsey
G. W. Carver
Mildred C.gibbs
Lamar
Mary L. Hardiman
Joseph E. Lewis
G. W
Diane Hastings
Raymond Campbell
Lee
Robert E. Lee
Dan Stailworth
Would-Be GI! Changes His Mind
In Wichita Kansas AP report Tommy Coles, who planned to enlist Sept 33 two days after his 17th birthday, decided against joining the Army after eight days in stockade. He and Larry Avis, AWOL from the Army, were taken to St Leavenworth then Ft Riley. Larry got six months at two thirds pay. Tommy charged with AWOL at Ft Hood.
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Wichita
Kan
Sam
Tommy Coles
Stockjade
Tommy
Kansas City
Larry Avis
Larry
St. Leavenworth
Ft. Riley
Kaw
C Troop
13Th Cavalry
Ft- Hood
Tex
Citizens Bank Elects O'Brien Bray Hartman
John C. Echols announced the election of three new directors to Citizens National Bank and Trusts Co. The appointees are T. D. O'Brien of Baytown, M. C. Bray of Baytown Pasadena and Houston, and Fred Hartman editor and publisher. The board aims to diversify Baytown area business interests with these additions. Bray, a Baytown native, has extensive regional beer distributorships and real estate, while Hartman formerly edited the Baytown Sun. O'Brien, longtime Baytown resident, runs O'Brien's Food Market with his son. The organization listed current board members and noted Bray’s background in shipping, transportation, and real estate.
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John C. Echols
Citizens National Bank and Trusts Co
T. D. O'Brien
Bay
M.C. (Buddy) Bray
Tandowner
Fred Hartman
Echals
Baytown Y
Citizens National
Bray
Baytown
Pasadena
Houston
Lufkin
Mississippi
Texas
Merchant Marines
Bayown
Pearl Beer
Ast
East Hart
White men assault visiting students near Tuscaloosa incident reported
Our World FSI Nashville investigates charges that about 20 white men armed and masked assaulted three visiting African students and two white companions near Tuscaloosa Alabama. The report notes accompanying individuals and potential motives while seeking fuller details.
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FSI
Nashville, Tenn
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Baytown Near Annexation Clash With Houston Officials
Baytown City Attorney George Chandler and Houston planning chief Ronald Heiser discussed Houston plans to annex unincorporated Harris County areas under a five mile extra territorial jurisdiction. Baytown last month annexed areas along high way rights of way as protection against future Houston moves. Heiser was to advise Houston City Council on limiting annexation west of the San Jacinto River.
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Baytown
George
Timian- Chandler
Houston
AGRER
Jacinta River
Chandler
Ronald A. Heiser
Harris County
Texas
Heisler
San Jacinto River
Drafting Of Married Men Halted By JFK
President Kennedy signed an executive order halting the induction of married men with children in the 19 age group, to rely on single men for draft quotas. White House officials say enough single men, about 20 to 80 percent, will remain available to maintain military strength, delaying the need to draft married men for now. Lt Gen Hershey and Defense Secretary McNamara attended the signing. order takes effect immediately and excludes men who remarry after today.
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Washington
Kennedy
Texas
Mar
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
White House
Hershey
Robert S. McNamara
Direcor
Austin
Funeral Directors State Meet Here
A joint meeting of the Southeast Texas and East Texas districts of the Texas Funeral Directors and Embalmers Association is set for Wednesday and Thursday. Delegates will play a golf tournament at Goose Creek Country Club, with the Holiday Inn as headquarters. About 150 funeral directors from Texarkana to Freeport are expected to attend. Joe Speck of Baytown, past president of the Southeast Texas district, will attend.
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Southeast Texas
East Texas
Texas Funeral Directors and Embalmers Association
Goose Creek Country Club
Holiday Inn
Joe Speck
Baytown
Texarkana
Freeport
Demonstrators Boycott West End High School in Birmingham
In Birmingham, hundreds of white pupils boycotted West End High after two Black students entered the school. Police used night sticks to push back the crowd as arrests were made. Federal observers attended, and a man cited with the National States Rights party was arrested for refusing to move.
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Birmingham
Ala
West End High School
Ion
Jonstrate
Ramsay High School
National States Right
Glenn Evans
Young Texan of the Month honors Paul Quinton
Paul Quinton, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Quinton, receives the Young Texan of the Month award at a dinner at the Stouldy Inn. He is praised for Christian character and scholastic achievement by Mayor Liggett, Optimist officials, and community leaders including Carol S. Vance, with gifts of a silver chain, engraved watch, and trophy.
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Ion Leger
Paul M. Quinton
C. L. Quinton
Lester Alford
Optimist District Shhool
Quinton
Texas Optimist Clubs
Stoldiey Inn
I Quinton
Jeep
Texas
Liggett
Robert Chevk
First Baptist Church
Tian
Alford
Mary Newmar
Paul Quinton
Paul
G. W W. Hathaway
Carol S$. Vance
Wilton A. Roper
Kennedy Calls Tax Cut Insurance Against Recession
President Kennedy described an $11 billion tax reduction plan as recession insurance and urged prompt enactment to boost business and consumer incentives. He cautioned that delaying the bill risks uncertainty and failure while noting historical recessions occurring on a regular cycle. He projected a deficit below prior forecasts for fiscal 1965 if enacted.
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Washington
Kennedy
National Conference of the Business Committee For
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Mothers Club
Demolay - Mothers Club
Masonic Hall
C.S. Worley
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Houston Natural Gas
Alamo Elementary
Bruce Roush
Electrician's Hall
North Pruett
W. Francis
Anson Jones Pta
Anson Jones Parent-Teachers Association
Robert Kelley
Grandmothers Club
Optimist
Pitrucha
Rose Pitrucha
Marlin
Trinity’ Lutheran Church
Martin
Lillie Grochoske
Charles ~Pitrucha
Anna Bethke
Ary Grochoske
Anchorage
Alaska
John Pitrucha
Matlin
Carla
Wanda Orto
Memorial Stadium
Jesse Jones
Linian Hansen
Donna Shannon
Sally Bodkin
Betsy Wilson
Grace Shelday
Falcons
Paris
Jas
Bulletin
JFK
Capitol
Trustees UK Bond
Citizens Bank
O'Brien
Bray, Hartman
Citizens National Board
M. Cecil Bobbitt
Hugh Echols Jr
Gordon L. Farmed
William J. Gidley
Robert L. Gillette
Jack Jacobs
Milton C. Kelley
L. G. Sanders
Richard PD. Scrivner
Douglas W. Stewart
Robert Strickind
Mose Sumner
Cecil Winree
Heath Karen Boudloche
Satan Erwin
Quick Shack
Hrricane
Robert E. Leeigh School
Spt
Karen
Quack Inn
Seventeen Magazine
Carlos
Chamber of
Our World
Barry Goldwater
Saigon
Viet Nam
Ngo Diemt
Ngo Dinh Nha
South Viet Nam
United States
U.N. General Assembly
Mian Beach
Loyd Bentsen Jr
Ralph Yarborough
Peking - Moscow
Senate
Heiser
Tejas
Susuanu
Funeral Directors State Meet
Edwin Guthman
Justice Department
Joe Dolan
U.S
Dolan
Evans
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