Baytown Plans Bond Sale for New Library Site
The council named the Library Advisory Board, discussed a Moody rating of A, and eyed a $250,000 library funded by bonds to be sold in about 60 days. Mayor Pruett urged budget safety while planners seek funds and a suitable site as bids open October 13.
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Moody Investr
Pruett
Baytown
Houston
Beaumont
Advisory Board
Dallas
Citizens Bank
Lowell
New York, Standard and Poor's
Harry F. Massey
Civil Service Commission
Harris County Water Central and Improvement District No
Country Club Oaks
Craigmont
West Main
Bayless
New Jersey
Plumwood
Roy Montgomery
J. B. LeFevre
Gulf Street
John Busch
Sudere Brown
Moroney, Beissner Co
R. H
Brown
West L. Brown
Bay Council
Sun Spots Dads Club Meeting and Local Notices
Dads Club meets 7 p.m. Monday at Lamar Alamo Scout House on Orth Pruett. Grand Chief Mrs Raye Baker to visit Pythian Sisters at 7:30 p.m. Monday in Knights of Pythias Hall with a talk and initiation. Bond election date corrected to Oct 15 for Harris County Fresh Water District No. and voting 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Travis and Burnet schools.
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Dads Club
Lamar Alamo
Lamar Alamo Scout House
Orth Pruett
Raye Baker
Pythian Sisters
Knights of Pythias Hall
Baker
Harris County
Sun Story
Travis
Burnet
Local Social Notes Highlight Everyday Feats and Errands
A string of brief sketches notes Barbara Sjolander as intermediary, Georgia Haltom planning an early trip, George Whitaker rising to the occasion, Jerry Cook handling a call well, and Ruby Griffin praised for good deeds. Also includes Mildred Brown and Rath Bussey awaiting introduction, Dollye Summers as honored, Dorothy Krejci planning Friday football, Betty White playing badminton, Manuel Ciruti's hospital return, Alicia Adair on walking to school, Betty Dillenback’s gym basket trouble, R. J. Grimes conversational about a Raytown story, Kulika and Murray Forsman worried about homework, and Reacie Matherne at Duke Hospital with extra duties.
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Barbara Sjolander
Georgia Haltom
George Whitaker
Jerry Cook
Ruby Griffin
Mildred Brown
Rath Bussey
Bill Strickler
Dollye Summers
Dorothy Krejci
Betty White
Manuel Ciruti
Tome
Alicia Adair
Betty Dillenback
R. J. Grimes
Raytown - Port Artiur
Doring Kulika
Murray Forsman
Reacie Matherne
Tane Duke Hospital
Georgia
Rites For W E Walston Saturday Funeral Services
Funeral services for Willie E Walston, 48, of 114 Miz-Cleveland Texas, will be at 2 p m Saturday at Eartha Chapel Highlands. He died Thursday in a Houston hospital. He was a Highlands resident and WWII veteran. Rev Marvin C Settle will officiate. Burial at Hill of Rest Cemetery Baytown. Survivors include widow Alice Walston of Highlands. daughters Mrs E B Winfree of Cove and Miss Fina La Verne Walston of Highlands. son Anterem Walston of Baytown.
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Willie
Johnny J. Walston
Eugene Walston
Miz
Cleveland
Tex
Zell Road
Highlands
Ae Eetman
Walston
Houston
Marvin C. Settle
Hill of Rest Cemetery
Tin Baytown
Alice Walston
B. Winfreed
Cove
City council forms advisory panel for long range plans
The Baytown City Council Thursday night named an advisory board to aid in long range municipal improvement and development planning. Nominees include Lowell Lammers, Champ Crawford, Karl Opryshek, Kenneth Dismang, E C Kimmons, Harry Massey, and others. Specific duties will be set at the October 14 meeting. the board has no binding powers beyond advising the council.
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Seaborn Cravey
Lowell Lammers
Baytown
Kenneth E. Badger
Champ E. Crawford
Velma Ansley
Karl Opryshek
W. L. (Dub) Ward
Kenneth Dismang
General Telephone Co
Southwest Baytown
Roy H. Hughes
E. C
Jack) Kimmons
Houston Lighting ‘and Power Co
Lacy Lusk
Harry F. Massey
Houston Natural Gas Co
R H
Council
Milton L. Campbell
M. L. Campbell
James FE
Jim Sherwood
Steele M. McDonald
John Lynn Woods
John W
Bellaire Faces Injured AEL as Ganders Brace for Clarion
Bellaire ready to meet Clarion with Ganders sidelined by ankle trouble and several key injuries. Sukia plans to start Steed at power back while resting others. The Cards cling to a slender poll lead as Rincon Ganders defend Memorial Stadium.
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Clarion
Funay
Steed
Sukia
Jimmie Woods
Houston Beliaire
Bay
Rincon
Wayne Ganders
Bell
Gan
Rudy Merrera
Pete Luttis
Port Arthur
Ron
Gander Faces Baytown In Fourteen Point Showdown
Baytown brings a 191.7 pound offense and strong passing to Belllaire with 36 of the 66 Belllaire points. Injuries loom as Rodriguez hampered by knee troubles may shift roles with KJuch and Earthman ready as substitutes.Belllaire defense features Cosgrove and Sullivan with McReynolds as key threats. Baytown counters with Gardner and Riley while Herrera absence opens spot for Yates. The game at Memorial Stadium kicks off Friday at 7 pm with Baytown favored slightly and Belllaire aiming to rebound.
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David Rodriguez
Port Arthur
Sultis
Ronnie Kjuch
Rodriguez
Kenny Earthman
Kinch
Rodrigue
Jimmy Dunks
Sulix
Pat Schweademan
P. Baytown
Bellaire
Gander
John Adams
Sumis
Neria
Jeff
Bill Sullivan
Steve Cosgrove
Baytown
Walter McReynolds
Grilveston Ball
Houston
Bi Gardner
Jetterman
Ronnie Marr
Cosgrove
Adame
Dennis Riley
Rincon
Mike Sims
Robert Oliver
Bell
Rover
Claron
Schwendeman
Mike Barnes
Soviet Premier targets UN move and new world order
Nikita Khrushchev proposed moving the United Nations from New York and abolishing the secretary general post. He denounced Eisenhower over the U2 incident, pressed for immediate independence of colonial areas, outlined a three stage disarmament plan, and urged a new summit with the United States, France and Britain to discuss West Berlin.
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United Nations
Nikita Mhrushchev
New York
Eisahower
Met
Mohrushchev
West Berlin
U.S
Insurance man’s charges spark council clash in Baytown
Baytown council halls heated when insurer G O G Robins urged a unified city insurance plan. He alleged discrepancies in policies, cited a 1958 overpayment on emergency vehicle coverage, and criticized current limits. Robins advised appointing a single agent per term to secure better service and representation.
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Baytown Insurance
G. OG. Robins
R. H
Red) Pruett
Velma Ansley
J. F. LeFevre
David Funderburk
Robins
Pruett
Fanfare to Herald Brigadiers at Mel fare football event
Robert E. Lee High School hosts a Friday night halftime show with the 107 marching Brigadiers. The corps, led by Lynne Mann and Janell Clayton, will perform intricate formations to tunes including Legion Bound and Seventh Cavalry. Seventy plus members, with drum majors, lieutenants, twirlers, and a business manager, participate in the field show.
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Bellaire Cardinals
Melfare
Robert E. Lee
REL Ganders
Legion
Seventh Cavalry
Lynne Mann
Janell Clayton
Sharon Jones
Bettty Cook
Connie Prices
Mickey Clements
Gayle Wallace
Jill Clayton
Sharon Lerch
Diane Milner
Eva Jo Cosio
Lyrm Miller
Lyn
Nixon Profiles Lead Sun Preturr-Strip Feature
The Sun launches a preturr-strip profile series on presidential contenders. Nixon is featured first, with the piece starting today on Page 18. Kennedy follows in a later installment.
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the Sun Today
Richard Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Nixon
Retired Dentist Rancher Dr William H Shepherd Dies
Dr William Henry Shepherd age 22 1 died at 4 131 am Friday at Raytown Hospital. He formerly lived in Wand ville. Funeral services held at Barth man Funeral Home Raytown then transferred to Bictwards Funeral Home Woodville for services Saturday afternoon. Survivors include son T P Shepherd of Baytown brother F M Shepherd of Woodville and granddaughter Zoe Ann Shepherd of Baytown.
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William Henry Shepherd
Firwage Drive
Raytown Hospital
Shepherd
Wandville
Bevty
Barthman Funeral Home
Raytown
Feeday
Woodville
T. P. Shepherd
Baytoun
F. M. Shepherd
Zoe Ann Shepherd
T Baytowre
Khrushchev pushes disarmament and developing nations agenda
Fragmented copy notes Khrushchev presenting disarmament and developing countries proposals to the United Nations General Assembly. Also mentions Rev John Felt legal motion, a Havana theme party in Harlem with confiscated weapons, Braniff strike plans in Texas, and Powers aviation controversy.
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Nikita
Khrushchev
U.N. General Assembly
Twirlers To Be Feature Of Band Halftime Show
Baytown Belle Irvine high school band plans a halftime show at the Bellaire Baytown game led by twirler Sharon Harmon. The Bard twirlers Ginger Rosa Linda Hadson Dede Johnson and others perform a new marching pattern with a four company front formation and precision maneuvers. Connie Callam serves as drum major under J. Burkett.
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Sharon Harmon
Robert E. Lee
Ginger Rosa
Linda Hadson
Dede Johnson
Tidy Lochridge
Becky Dunn
Pat Morgan
Cathy Curry
Rtrde
AEL
Charles Forge
Wil
Relaire
Cardinals
Johnny Becka
Farry
Ortons Have Little League Sweetheart Ortons Have Little League
A newborn son named Dan Kay was born at 11:57 am at Thorwiny Saldacate Memorial Hospital weighing pounds ounces. His mother Wanda or Me and father Dr. Dan Kay are employed at a Baytown refinery and Sun staffer respectively. Grandparents are Mrs. W. A pion fir of Raytown and Clyde Jones.
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Bkerter
Wanda
Orton
Dan Kay
Thorwiny Et Saldacate Memorial Hospital
Sun
Baytown
Ami
Pop
Kin “Dox
Skeeter Wil
Mateant “Weet Bears
W. Apion Fir
Raytown
Clyde Jones
Precincts 13 and 165 Open GOP Campaign Office
A Republican campaign headquarters for Precincts 13 and 165 will open at 9 a.m. Saturday in the R. W. Kelley building on Baker Road serving Wooster Brownwood Lakewood and Craigmont. The office will operate 3 a.m. to 9 p.m. on weekdays until the November 8 election. Volunteers under C. F. Stevenson Paul Cater Jack L. Peters and T. A. Gregory will staff the office answer questions and distribute literature. Badges and car stickers will be available.
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Wooster
Brownwood
Lakewood
Craigmont
R. W. Kelley
Baker Road
C. F. Stevenson
Paul Cater
Jack L. Peters
Precinct
T. A. Gregory
Nixon
Starting Lineups Cardinal Defense and Key Tackles
The Cardinal defense features Ende and Weber at 178 pounds, with tackles Dorrra Ritev and Mitdle Girard. Linebackers include Meare and Payton, with safety Andy Hobes.
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Cardinal
Ende
Houston
Bitl Weber
Dorrra
Ritev
Mitdle Girard
MeRerver
Div Meare
Mite Dommes
Aeernie
Payton
Mediepeke
Dwwg
Andy Hobes
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N. Main
Peace Tabernacle
Ashe
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Ark
Ida M. Johnson
R. A. McGrew
Jimmie Johnson
Galveston
W. E. Walston
Ganders
Ginger Kona
Linda Hanson
DeBe Inhnsan
Judy Lochridge
Robert FE. Lee-Bellaire
Memorial Stadium
Twirlers
Sharon Harmen
Raytown Photon
Bulletin
Dr. Shepherd
John B. Felt
Edinburg
Fidel Castro
Harlem Hotel
Braniff International Airways
Sirike
Braniff
Francis Gary Powers Mays
Fetter
Pravda
Ereiler
Toransdo
Simtheast Texan
Depeed Conge
Patrice Lanmmin
Namman
Atrengman Cal. Seneph
Lospeidvitte
Ortons
Baytown Bellaire
Curt Fisher
Bill Lollivan
David Teal
Stave Heese
Tommy Yates
Tony Duryea
Helio McManus
Darrell Lester Me Bartsch
Jim Riley
Weldon Jones
Danny jeKeever
Osborne Knudson
Intry Houston
Bryan Stratton
Steven Cosgrove
Kenn Earthman
Bill Gardner
Rhe
Jack Crites
Ronnie Kluch
Ronnie Higgins
Jimmy Steed Gander
Kaydeon
Yates
Teckles
Tert
Bertech
Middie Gward
Mike Raves
McMews
Deans Riley
Walfiacks
Earthman
Rodrigues
Stratton
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