SUN Spots Community Meetings And Gatherings
Emergency Corps Baytown plans an 8 30 p m meeting at their building with Bob Baker urging attendance. Lee College students invited to a get acquainted party from 8 30 a m to 1 p m Wednesday in the Student Lounge sponsored by the Student Council with Gamma Phi Kappa Sorority and Raneglorettes in charge of decorations. TRLFI Girl Scout Neighborhood holds first fall meeting at 9 30 a m Thursday at St John s Methodist Church. Senior Citizens Club meets Thursday from 1 to 4 p m at the recreation hall St Mark s Methodist Church. Story Hour invites all children ages 4 to 6 to Starling Municipal Library Thursday morning at 10. Legion Auxiliary host first fall meeting at 9 20 a m Thursday at Mrs L A Dubus 2905 Mississippi urging full attendance.
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Emergency Corps
Baytown
Bob Baker
Lee College
Gamma Phi Kappa Sorority
TRLFI
St. John’s Methodist Church
Senior Citizens
St. Mark’s Methodist Church
Inll
Starling Municipal Library
Kennedy halts draft as married men face two years
Rung by Kennedy, young Hubbys saved by bell. President Kennedy issued an executive order halting the draft of married men. Hundreds faced induction near Atlanta as three of eight married inductees chose Army service anyway amid relief and concern. The piece weaves in TV crusade notes and weather tidbits.
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Joe Boyd
Dalry
Associated’ Press
Eich Coon Grucek
Garth Road
Kennedy
Atlanta
Thomas Byers
Rome
Robert Lee
Ear G. Wheeler
Renton
Fred M. Fletcher
Seattle
Young Jews Face Prosecution For Mission Riots in Israel
In Jerusalem Haifa and Jaffa Orthodox youths attacked churches and schools, prompting more than 106 arrests. Prime Minister Eshkol ordered prosecutions, with witnesses reporting slapping, molestation of clergy, and property damage at St Joseph convent and Church of Scotland in Jaffa. Archbishop Hakim and others witnessed the events.
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Jerusalem
Seelor
Levi Eshkol
Israel
Eshkot
Haifa
Jaffa
Hever Hapelim
St. Joseph
Commercial
Church of Scotland
Missions
George Hakim
Ieader
Beth el Mes
Sonic Mission
Around Towns Highlights and Local Happenings
SHARIN BROWN waves a flag for the Junior Optimists raising funds. Mr and Mrs TDB O'Brien plan a trip to New Orleans and the Texas Tulane game. Mrs Ben Thomas gathers Baytown civic club data. Lt RB Turner fails in disguise during an investigation. Betty Paul helps a locked out neighbor. Dan Mundinger places second in a flu bout. Jack Blann kicks off the engineers membership drive. Bil Hinson shares his granddaughter's first day in kindergarten. Joe McChesney, Sun carrier, out with tonsillitis.
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Sharin Brown
T. DB. O'Brien
New Orleans
Ben Thomas
Baytown
Bo) Turner
Betty Paul
Dan Mundinger
Jack Blann
Texas Society of Professional Engineers
W. D
Bil
Hinson
Joe McChesney
Sun
Craigmont Place
Stolen Rings Reported From Bay Shore Home
Mrs. L. S. Hunsucker of 2044 Bay shore Drive reported to police Tuesday that four diamond rings and clothing were taken from her home. Missing were two diamond rings valued at $20 and $95, clothing worth $125, and two other wedding bands with no stated value. She could not say when the theft occurred but discovered the loss Tuesday. Officer Calvin Tstre said no evidence of forced entry was found.
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L. S. Hunsucker
Bayshore Drive
Hunsucker
Calvin Tstre
Dry Baytown Sees Springlike Cracks Amid Drought
A Baytown drought report notes rainfall 19.02 inches since January, 14-year average 34.05 inches, and 1961 38.61 inches by this date. Farmers face withering pastures, cracked lawns and sidewalks, and engineers debate repairing a cracked Liberal Arts Building while gardens and golf courses suffer.
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Baytown
J. A. Harris
Highlands
Lee College
Yee Nans
Stlm
Stock Market Pushes Toward New High
New York AP reports a broad stock market surge pushing toward a historic high as first hour volume reaches 1.24 million shares, led by motors, steels, rails, chemicals, and electronics. Dow Jones up 4.63 at noon, with majors General Motors Ford and Chrysler near new highs, while U S Steel and Xerox show mixed moves amid overall rally.
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New York
Wall Street
Dow Jones Industrial
Motors
General, Motors
Ford
Chrysler
U.S
Radio Corp
Xerox
Polaroid
Associated Press
American Stock Exchange
Largest LC Enrollment Predicted at Lee College
Dean Walter Rundell predicts a record Lee College enrollment after close of regular registration Tuesday night reaching 1,421 students surpassing the 1960 mark of 111. With Tate registration and fall courses, totals may exceed 196, and 24 Manpower Development Training students join Sept. 23. Late registration in the main building begins Wednesday with a $5 fee and extended hours.
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Lee College
Walter Rundell
Rundell
Tate
Wikrsday
GOP Candidate Announces Senate Bid by George N. S. Bush
AUSTIN AP George N S Bush chairman of Harris County Republican party says he will seek the Republican nomination for the U S Senate. Bush 39 president of Zapata Offshore Co has lived in Texas since earning naval aviation wings in World War II He is son of former U S Sen Prescott Bush of Connecticut Bush aims for party unity and welcomes a campaign against Yarborough while noting possible GOP primary rivalry with Jack Cox.
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GOP
Askext
Jack Cox
Yarborouzh
Bush
City budget hearing on 2,778,442 seeks citizen petitions
Baytown voters prepare for a 6:30 p.m. Thursday hearing on a proposed 2,778,442 dollar city budget with tentative council approval since Aug. 29. Grassroots petitions demand 30,000 for land to develop a community center and parks, possibly altering the budget. Over 100 signatures planned for submission. hearing also covers water line extensions, tax rate at 1.86, and other county projects.
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Baytown
Ridgewood Subdivision
Garth ‘Road
Baker
Baker Road
Bayway Drive
Tri-City Beach Road
Holiday Inn
White pupils return to integrated Birmingham schools
In Birmingham Alabama hundreds of white students attended integrated classes with no disorders. Desegregated schools in Mobile Tuskegee and Huntsville reported calm. National Guardsmen stood by on request. Ramsay West End and Graymont enrollments contrasted with earlier clashes on Tuesday.
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Birmingham
Ala
Mobile
Tuskegee
Luntsville
National Guards
West End High
West End
Ramsay High
Graymont Elementary
Ramsay
Charles Willcox
National States Rights Party
Ramsey High
Ciss
West End End Craymont
Board of Education
Graymont
Congress urged to pledge funds to curb spending
A Capitol push seeks 2ll loans to restrain government spending and tax revenue boosts to close deficits. Reported unrest in High Point North Carolina accompanies unintegration protests as tensions rise between groups. A Pittsburgh oil firm agreed to buy Spencer Chemical in Kansas City, and Kennedy signs a Texas reservoir bill honoring Rayburn.
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Congress
V G Jackson Barbers Hill Teacher Dies at 66
V G Jackson 66 longtime Barbers Hill School District teacher died at 3 a m Wednesday in a LaMarque hospital. Funeral at 3 36 p m Thursday at Mont Belview Methodist Church with Rev Paul Storton officiating and burial in Memory Gardens. Earthman Funeral Home Baytown in charge. Survived by wife Gerda and daughter Barbara Ann both of Mont Belieu. three brothers and two sisters, plus nieces and nephews. He taught social studies and was a librarian for 18 years. He earned degrees from the University of Texas and North Texas State College and belonged to Phi Beta Kappa and the Texas Historical Association.
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Mont Belvieu Methodist Church
V. G. Jackson
Barbers Hill
Jackson
LaMarque Hospital
Paul Storton
Mont Belview Methodist Church
Memory Gardens
Earthman Funeral Home
Baytown
Gerda Jackson
University of Texas
Fibrary Devree
North Texas State College
Denton
Phi Beta Kappa
The
Texas Historical Association
Meridian Creek
Sabine P. Crosby, Webster and
Moni Reli
White property owners protest city race ordinance
About 3,000 demonstrators, mainly white homeowners, ringed City Hall in Chicago to oppose a proposed ordinance banning racial or religious discrimination in real estate. They urged a referendum, carried signs, sang, and called for Mayor Daley to step down while police guarded City Hall-Cook County.
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Chicago
Chiss Hall
City Hall
Richard J. Daley
Dick Daley
Plese
Black Square City Hall
Cook County
The
Property Owners Coordinating Committee
Ieighborhood
Chamber Membership Luncheon Set Friday
The first of a weekly series of Chamber of Commerce membership luncheons is scheduled for Friday at noon at the Holiday Inn. Chamber Manager Dave Moore says Norman Feole will report on activities. all members are invited. Reservations are required. meals are $1.30.
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Holiday Inn
Bob Hail
Houston
Chamber of Commerce
Chanber
Dave Moore
Norman Feoie
Industrial Committee
Moore
Innamer of Commerce
Cop Finds His Name On Most Wanted List
Chicago police last week released a list of 143 men described as top local criminals or associates. Patrolman Narda Guerrero, who handles traffic near police headquarters, found his own name on the roster.
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Chicago
Ira
Narda Guerrero
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