Rotary Speaker John R Guemple to address Baytown Rotary
Baytown noon Rotary Club hears Lee College director John R Guemple on adult education at the Tower. Garden Club opens season 8 am at Mrs E A Kelso's Lakewood Drive home with Ne div ine as cohostess. Nurses Association to meet 7 pm at the Tower with Dr Joseph A Jachimczyk as speaker. Reservations invited. PTA Stephen F Austin to meet 7:30 pm in the school auditorium. Ashbel Smith PTA to meet 7:30 pm with a faculty reception after. Knightly lodge event features new presentation by Knights of Pythias Creeks Lodge 458 at KP Hall on Alexander Heine. Event hosted by VFW Post and Robert B Tuck Post.
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John R. Guemple
Lee College
Baytown
Rotary Club
Tower
Garden Club
Lakewood Garden Club
E. A. Kelso
Lakewood Drive
Nevil
P. E. Meister
East Harris County Nurses Association
Joseph A. Jachimczyk
Houston
Nedivine
Harris Medical Association
PTA
Stephen F. Austin Parent Teacher Association
Sylvester Garrison
Inq
Sfstar
Psthia
Tanese Creek Lodge
Noa
Tuesede
Alexander, Heine
Robert B. Tuck
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Operation Clean Sweep United Fund feature campaign
Operation Clean Sweep teams of 560 civic club members from Baytown and Highlands will contact 650 small firms in one day as part of the October United Fund drive. They aim to surpass last year’s 29 percent participation gain, with clubs competing for plaques for highest participation and top-dollar awards.
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Baytown
Highlands
United Fund
Silas Moore
D. WW. Motregor
Pilot Club
Adline Englert
Business
John P. Henderson
United Fund Drive
WD. Cbi Broyles
Clean
Charles Corbell
Duycees
Joe Smith
Baytown Rotary Club
Baytown Lions
Jayeres
The
Highlands Rotary Club
Castro Settles in Harlem Hotel Ahead of UN Session
Fidel Castro, described as tempestuous, has settled in hotel quarters in Negro Harlem and plans to attend the opening session of the United Nations General Assembly. He previously stormed out of the Shelburne Hotel complaining of tight security and high rates, threatening to camp out in Central Park or on the UN lawn. Raul Roa, the Cuban foreign minister, said Castro would attend.
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New York
Fidel Castro
Negro Harlem
United Nations General Assembly
Shelburne
Midtown Manhattan
Central Park
United Nations
Raul Roa
Castro
Texas Democrats Vote On Platform At State Convention
Leaders seek compromise as Texas Democrats fight over the national party platform. Gov. Price Daniel backs a middle course while conservatives threaten to rebel. Delegates from Harris County and Houston clash over loyalties and a conservative newspaper tie in a tense pre conference scene. Johnson and Kennedy influence looms over the outcome.
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Fred Hartman
Dallas
Associ
Vention
Ation
National Party
Widnessly
Pythias Hill
Alex- Baytown
Harris County
E. A
Woody? Rose
C. E
Scotty
Leach Wlom
Bally
Gena Purner
Texas
Gay
Daniel
Lyndon B. Johnson
Gourse Cancels Leadership Course at Community House
MRS RICHARD Lobenthal announced the cancellation of the leadership course scheduled for Sept 19 at the Community House after no registrations were received. No further details were provided.
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Gourse
Richard Lobenthal
Chermedite
Warm Days With Mild Nights Forecast Through Wednesday
The forecast calls for warm days and mild nights with clear to partly cloudy skies through Wednesday. Galveston tides list highs at 4 95 a m and 4 58 p m and lows at 10 15 a m and 10 33 p m for Wednesday.
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Galveston
Allen Watkins Reads For English Novels In Restful List
Allen Watkins hunts for novels by English authors and receives a rest-stop list. Garrett and Stelis Herring return from San Diego with their son and a new grandson, Brian, who joins the family as the first grandchild. Brian’s four under eaters and a series of short vignettes follow, including Andrea BoRelle’s hospital recuperation and other local happenings.
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Allen Watkins
Garrett
Stelis Herring
San Diego
Calif
B. W. Smith
Brian
Andrea BoRelle
Gulf Test Hospital
Tommyr Garrison
Tuewley
L. R. Baker
F.C
Lonise Saxe
Baytown
Jace Curry
Thad Johnson Sonics
Lana Francis
Lewis
Della Phillips
Sai- B
Cleveland
Bill Foster
Estelle McMicken
Arvirewn J. Bates
Betty Jean
Bevin Wells
Tex
Dee House
Texans Gather for Grand State GOP Session in Galveston
Harmony marked the Galveston gathering as Thad Hutcheson faced a possible draft to stay as state GOP chair. Delegates heard talks on the Nixon Kennedy margin while party leaders debated the platform and the 24 Republican electors for the November vote. The event featured emphasis on competition and the push for a robust two party system in Texas.
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Thad Hutcheson
Nixon
Kennedy
O'Donnell
Texas
Neal de Terrey
Ahtern Ogiman
Aldene Hill Grand Seline
Bill Grs
Channelview Trustees Increase School Taxes
Channelview School Board voted to raise the district tax rate from 1.40 to 1.70 per hundred for the current year to help fund a 621000 bond issue for a new elementary school and other improvements. The plan shifts 0.43 to bond debt service with 1.27 for operations and maintenance while committees prepare for site furnishings and additions.
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Channelview School Board
H.C. Schachler
Schoenler
Seriool
Delegates Seat Dispute at Democratic Convention Hearing
Harris County delegation seating remained unsettled after a two hour hearing near the convention site. The credentials committee was asked to report and either seat or exclude the group. Turner of Rusk County led questions on loyalty pledges while conservatives pressed to have their leaders named. The State Executive Committee endorsed the party ticket but did not resolve seating for Houston delegates accused of opposing Kennedy and Johnson. The hearing featured sharp exchanges as tensions flared over faction loyalties and votes.
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Houston
George Polk
Marvin Zindler
Sare Harris
Nolk
Zindler
Texas
Polk
William J. McMasters
Bella
Dallas
Harris County
Schoehier
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Fst
Bramiett Retired Humble Man Dies in Baytown Hospital
A E Bramiett 74 of Baytown dies in a Baytown hospital Tuesday. Funeral arrangements will be announced. Bramlett was a pipefitter at Humble O and Refining Cos Baytown Refinery. Survived by daughter Mrs H A Yragey of Baytown. three sons David Bramiett of La Porte and Robert Jerre Francis and Donald Wayne Caudle of Baytown. four grandchildren. three brothers M L Bramlett Sam Bramsett. two sisters Miss Ruth Bramiett of Newstan and Mog Levha Brametty. and several nieces and nephews.
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Aron
Aim
Baytown
Lee Fittersi
Bramlet
Humble O and Refining
Yragey
David Bramiett
la Parte
Robert Jerre Francis
Donald Wayne Caudle
Paytown
M. BL. Bramletp
Moa Bipsonlett
Sam
Bramsett
Bayiean
Miss Ruth Bramiett
Newstan
Mog Levha
Ett
Oakteod
Colt
Mieces
Rosh Hashana Observances Begin in Baytown
Baytown residents join worldwide Rosh Hashana observances marking the Jewish new year and the 19 days of repentance. Services at Congregation Nesseth Farar are scheduled Wednesday evening and Friday morning with readings for Yom Kippur and Kol Nidre, led by Rabbi Al Papne Tan and other officials.
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Suindeern
Baytown
K Nesseth Farael
Bay 1
Yom Kippur
Kol
Siftre
Bay Im
Uray
AL Papne Tan
Basten
Humble And Standard Merger Is Challenged
Attorneys for Jack Finkelstein of Houston seek an injunction against the merger of Humble OF cond Refining Co and the Standard Of Co of New Jersey. Filed in Judge Tack Roberts 126th District Court in Austin, the suit challenges the merger and seeks a declaratory judgment. The action argues the merger lacked valid shareholder consent and questions Steakley's certification.
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Humble
Cond Refining Co
Tthe Standard of Co
New Jersey
Houston
Jack Finkelstein
Fred Werkenthin
Tack Roberts
126Th District Court
Austin
Finkelstein
Secretary of State
Hurbie
Steakley
United Nations Opens As Cold War Tensions Roil New York
World leaders gathered in New York for the 15th General Assembly as Congo conflict and East–West rivalries dominated the agenda. Khrushchev and Castro drew crowds, police clashed with anti-Communist demonstrators, and Dag Hammarskjold faced a volatile backdrop while Fidel Castro refused best hotel offers amid security frictions and hotel drama.
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N.Y
Ness
Anyport
Hammarskjold
United the Congo
United Nat Nations
Nikita
Diet Hammarskjold
Khrushchev
New York
Congo
Assembly
Park Avenue
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Antonin J Novatny
Czechoslovakia
Castro
United Nations Frnding
Dag [Hammarskjold
Sandwich
U.S
Andrew Berding
William Zeekendorf Jr
Commertore
Theresa
Flare
Rerding
Australian Will Sneak At Baptist Men’s Meeting
Al Lawrence, an Australian back from Rome after competing in RAI Olympics, will speak at the First Baptist Brotherhood meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday in Fellowship Hall. A Church of England member, he will discuss impressions Christians have of other nations based on his travels in track and field. Lawrence attended the University of Houston and has set numerous track records while studying there.
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Rome
Fellowship Hall
Church of England
Lawrence
Watson
al First Baptist
Leowrence
University
Texas commission weighs oil production reversal proposal
In Austin the Texas Railroad Commission heard a plan from Atlantic and Tidewater to patent operators and allow prorated wells to shut in most field walls, effectively reversing traditional East Texas production methods. In New York Khrushchev abruptly left his residence to visit Fidel Castro, a sudden trip without warning.
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Texas Railroad Commission
East Texas
Atlantic
Tidewater
Commission
New York
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Fidel Castro
Nixon and Kennedy campaign across states and TV
Nixon seeks unity after rallying in Atlantic City and Charleston while Kennedy builds support through labor unions and a nationwide TV address. The pair clash over Eisenhower policy as Kennedy plans a coast-to-coast broadcast detailing his response to Khrushchev and a call for bipartisan unity.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Eisenl
Charleston
W.va
Hower
United Nations Ses
John F. Kennedy
Uing
Steelwork
Baytown
Chanters
Chemical
Civic
Scranton
Richard M
Kien
United Nation
Dion Nikita Khrushchev
Gaines, Former Baytonian's Husband Dies
Richard Wayne Gaines a former Robert E Lee High School athlete and SMU graduate died of cancer at his home in Haskell Texas He had lived in Haskell since 1957 Funeral services set for early Tuesday at Christ Church in Haskell interment in Corsicana He survived by his wife Martha Ann Page Gaines two children Flynt and Dei Gaines a sister and a brother among others
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Lee I Markrts
Tex Rince Ass
SMU
Haskell
Tex
Crancer
kTaveside
Martha Ann Page
Baytown
Sid
Flynt
DeiGaines
Isiree
Cor- Mrs
H. D. Gee
Odessa
Jirang
Mire Gaines
Agra
Durwood Gaines
Nate
Robert E. Lee
Crane
Dex
Fragmented World News Scrambled in November Election Rumors
The record summarizes a jumble of headlines from a Dallas court ruling about Lyndon B Sohman on the Texas general election ballot, a New Orleans police estimate about a group of African Americans, a 15 minute march protesting hiring practices near a shopping center, Laos military orders and South Viet Nam unrest, an Air Force test at Cape Canaveral, and Pravda reporting the UN headquarters move from New York.
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Lyndon B. Sohman
Texas
Dallas
New Orleana
City library bond vote underway in $350,000 plan
Morning turnout was slow with 588 ballots cast by noon in eight precincts for the city library bond issue. Officials expected heavier afternoon voting. polls stay open until 7 p.m. The issue would authorize 350000 for library construction, with funds from selling the old library and a tax impact of about three cents per 100 dollars assessed.
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Jhonds
Library Board
Free rides to polls offered for library bond vote
Voters needing free rides to and from the polls to support the library bond issue should contact FE Fisher residence at JU 2 5494. Supporters of the new library are providing the transportation service.
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FE. J. Fisher
Solons Honored After Baytown Chamber Buffet
Harris County’s new Texas Legislature delegation was honored Monday night at Goose Creek Country Club reception by the Baytown Chamber of Commerce. About 150 people met the lawmakers led by Sen. Robert W. Baker. Present state representatives included Paul Floyd Henry C Grover Criss Cole J C Whitefield Jr Wallace Miller and Don Garrison. A buffet followed with visiting dignitaries introduced and no formal program.
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Harris County
Texas
Baytown
Diamond Alkali Fined For Pollution Case Refiled
Diamond Alkali Co was fined as M Heard of Channel Ship Yard faces charges in Harris County court. Two pollution cases were dismissed, with notices given that the corporation will refile on appeal. W J Stone contests two cases. Delany plans to prosecute two more as a law test. Eight other pollution cases set for trial before Judge Queen.
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Diamond Alkali Co
M. Heard
Channel Ship Yard
Justice of the Co
Peare Walter
Queen's Court
Harris County
Agrinst L
Texas Game and Fish Commission
Delandy
Queen
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