Baytown community notes amid Optimist event and local talks
Local items cover a Baytown Optimist meeting guest speaker and a Muskogee traffic accident involving Grace Lang and her son attorney Don Lang. Reports include a Baytown police stumble on a stolen car, St Joseph's altar sale, and Baytown engineers and officials attending regional conferences.
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Liles
Harris
Grace Lang
Highlands County Probation Department
Muskogee
Baytown
Okla
Don
Lang
Market Street
Muskogee Hospital
Langs
Lakewood
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Baytown Delegates Split Over Connally Cox at Demo Convention
Three Baytown delegates to the State Democratic Convention split on gubernatorial choice. Mrs Goodrich did not disclose support, while Connally praised by some as a conservative. One delegate declined to confirm whom she supports, signaling a division among local Democrats.
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Blue Beathard
Harris County
Connally
Ocrats
Baytown
McClurg
John B. Connally
Uy Ieatta
Manother
The
Sun
James F
Jim) Rhodes
Jack G. Hester
John S
Bud
Blackburn
W. A. Goodrich Jr
Wayne McClurg
B. A
Woody) Rose
Rhodes
Hester
Injuries Serious As Mower Accidents Send Three to Hospital
Three patients were hospitalized at Memorial Hospital after mower incidents in San Jacinto. A man suffered leg injuries with the limb shattered, a woman had a severe leg break, and a small boy sustained injuries to a foot. A doctor said the accidents underline mower safety.
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San Jacinto
Memorial Hospital
Ganders Fall 9-0 In Baytown Opener Sloppy Offense Fails
Spring Branch over Baytown 9 to 0 as Ganders offense struggles producing only three first downs and a 32 yard net gain. Fumbles by Rushing, Hargraves and Peacock fuel a Bear defense, while Phillips misses earlier field goals before Hall’s two yard TD seals the outcome.
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Lamar
Ganders
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Kelly
Richard Hargraves
Bears
Glen Phillips
Bruins
Gene Peacock
HK PP Netlaw
Phillips
Jackie Hall
Branch
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Tory
Fense
Unions Reject Rubber and Chemical Co. Offer in Baytown
Baytown unions vote 84 percent against a new contract from United Rubber and Chemical Co. with contracts expired Aug 15. W. W. Swick says a strike authorization may be cited if negotiations stall. A second offer after talks with the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service was voted on Wednesday.
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United Rubber and Chemical Co
Baytown
W. W. Swick
Houston
Paul Weagwe
Texas City
Weather And Tides Forecast With Scattered Thunderstorms
Partly cloudy warm weekend forecast with widely scattered thundershowers. Temperatures Saturday up to 761 degrees. Galveston tides: Sunday high at 1:31 am, low at am. Monday tides: high at 6:59 am, low at 12:07 am and 12:30 pm.
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Galveston
Baytown students pledge sororities at Sam Houston State
Three Baytown women pledged sororities at Sam Houston State College in Huntsville. Nancy Jane Rowley joined Delta Zeta. Marquita Butler and Sendra Jane O’Neal joined Zeta Tau Alpha.
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Sam Houston State College
Huntsville
Nancy Jane Rowley
Delta Zeta
Marquita Butler
Sendra Jane O'Neal
Zeta Tau Alpha
Nine New U S Astronauts To Debut At Houston
Nine new U S astronauts will be presented at a 1 p m press conference in Cullen Auditorium at the University of Houston. They will join the Manned Spacecraft Center at Clear Lake as a younger group with an age limit of 35 and will fly longer missions, with five invited to train as pilots in the two man Gemini program and the three man Apollo moon project.
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Cullen
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Manned Spacecraft, Center At
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Walter C. Williams
Stuart, H. Clarke
Warren J. North
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Center
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Ip Core Meruny
Baytown Man Fred Davis Dies of Leukemia at 22
Baytown leukemia victim Fred Davis died at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital after a life that touched his family and community. Davis, a 1957 Paul Davis High School graduate, had planned to attend the University of Houston and work in library science. He wrote a personal poem decades earlier and was survived by his mother and siblings. Funeral services are set for Earthman Funeral Chapel with contributions to the Leukemia Society requested.
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San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
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Alamo
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Houston
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Bay-Houston
Horace Mann
Baytown Sun
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As Baptist College
Marshall
Rohert BF. Lee High School
Orlando
Levitt
Elvy
Houston City
Europe
Ay Chapel
Paul Stephens
Pas
Second Baptist Church
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Eras
Tropical storm Cella disrupts Atlantic shipping path
Tropical storm Cella weakens and shifts to a slightly more northerly track moving seven miles per hour about 490 miles east northeast of San Juan Puerto Rico. Also: Judy Gatland recovers from kidney infection after hospital admission. Police in Paris link a former army officer to last month’s assassination attempt on Charles de Gaulle. his jail cell confession is reported. Soviet threats to Berlin rise, Kennedy seeks standby authority to call reserve troops. Mrs Doloris Bridges seeks recount in New Hampshire Senate race. Perkins Bass garners 1 037 votes to 29 345 for Mrs Bridges. Red China intensifies campaign after reporting a downed Nationalist U2 plane. Mississippi desegregation showdown looms as state debates federal court order on university admission. Gov Barnett invokes interposition to block federal admission order. Nevada tests report another underground explosion. two Soviet fighters collide during flight maneuvers. a U S Naval Air Station training accident claims pilots. Eisenhower supports GOP in Pennsylvania campaign. European Community market talks influence trade politics. Senate committee investigations continue.
Life-Long Baytown Leader John G Martin Dies
Funeral services for John Gil bert Martin 83 of 1401 N Main Baytown native and former Harris County commissioner 1922 28 will be at 2 pm Sunday at Paul A Lee Funeral Home He helped form the Goose Creek Independent School District and was a real estate broker He earlier worked as a blacksmith and rice farmer A Mason and AF AM leader served in Cedar Bayou Lodge 221 and Kennedy Commandery He is survived by two sons nine grandchildren a sister and three brothers plus six great grandchildren The Cedar Bayou Lodge will handle graveside services Burial at Cedar Bayou Masonic Cemetery under Paul A Lee Funeral Home.
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N. Main
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Cedar Bayou Lodge
Af&am
Kennedy Commandery
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First Bap‘Yist ‘Church
Cedar Bayou Masonic Cemetery
Paul A. Lee
Government Panel May Rule Today on Sabin Vaccine
Washington AP An ad hoc committee of the Public Health Service met to decide if the Sabin oral vaccine should remain in mass immunization programs. Surgeon General Luther L Tee is expected to publish the panel’s recommendation this afternoon. Canadian officials reported four polio cases in four million recipients, prompting a halt in Canada pending a study. Sabin urged intensified use, saying Canada’s action mirrors experiences in the United States and elsewhere. He defended the vaccine against delays, warning that postponement leaves outbreaks possible.
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Eee
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Witness Says Estes Raided Own Till
Witnesses say Billie Sol Estes dipped funds from several companies to the treasuries, with $195000 in cash and checks before his arrest. A board of testimonies notes Estes took advances from farm programs and sold mortgaged land to farmers, then leased back with the allotments.
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John Dennison
Karl E. Mundt
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