SUN Spots Service Center to close next week
Baytown Veterans Service Center will be closed from Monday through Thursday for attendance at a Officers School. A fellowship meeting at Bethel Mission invites all independent ministers to attend at 1:30 p.m. Monday. Rainbow Girls meet at 7 p.m. Monday in Goose Creek Masonic Hall. Uniforms needed for Brownwood Girl Scouts and a leadership course for La Porte Girl Scouts is cancelled. New Eagle Scout awards to James Franklin and Dan Rogers at 6 p.m. Monday. PTA open house set for Channelview High Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Weekend weather forecast calls for partly cloudy warmth with weekend tides listed for Galveston.
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Baytown
Bethel ‘Mission
A. Nicholas
Goose Creek
Goose Creek Masonic Hall
Aranna Watson
la Porte
James Franklin
Dan Rogers
Wooster Baptist Church
Parent Teachers Association of
Channelview
PTA
Baytown Scout News and Community Notices
R A Wolfe delivers Scout news while Earl Harrison comments on a Gander game Gene Fayle approves YMCA football help Norman Singletary, a Baytonian, attends a Gander game and reaches sixth grade in Dayton Baytown nurses volunteer for typhoid shots at the immunization clinic in Wooster Lillie Nelson discusses staging at a school shelter during the hurricane Roy Holzheuser calls a meeting Betty Hester outlines plans Del Anderson bakes chocolate chip cookies Louise Sanders seeks newspaper mention Nell Halcomb offers ideas Mrs C C Horton and Mrs Charles Rowe promote the Wednesday Night Dance Club Sue Pheischman remarks on a Florida vacation hurricane Say Keun enjoys a piece of framed cake Mabel Coker tries again to reach home phone Kareen Wartenar Ken Gg ats
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Sone Boy Scout
Earl Harrison
Gene Fayle
YMCA
Norman Singletary
Sue Pheischman
Floride 7
Keun
Mabel Coker
Man Contet
Kareen Warten
Huber Camp repairs after storm amid worker arrivals
The J M Huber Corp plant manager said floors and houses are being repaired while employees are brought in and housed in Baytown or rented. About six families are moving to watch furniture in the area. The plant suffered no damage beyond a power failure that was restored shortly after.
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J. M. Huber Corp
Baytown
Atea
Interstate Travel Buses Must End Segregation Rules
The ICC and Justice Department ordered immediate desegregation of interstate bus travel terminals nationwide. Signs banning racial seating are to be removed and replaced with neutral notices. violations carry fines up to 500 dollars. CORE and Kennedy officials welcomed the ruling, while Southern leaders criticized federal intervention and pledged to resist desegregation efforts.
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Associated Press
Justice Department
ICC
Roy Witking
Taly
National Association
New York
West
CORE
Jackson
Miss
Kennedy
Utility District Near La Porte Voting Today
Residents of four subdivisions at Convenient Grocery on Highway 1 south of La Porte vote Saturday on creation of Bayshore Municipal Utility District. The district would provide water and sewage disposal for more than 1,000 residents. Dr KE Hermann, health engineer at Humble Oil Baytown Refinery, chairs the district’s board. district authorized by the Texas Legislature last month, subject to resident confirmation.
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la Porte
Urday
Bayshore
Ee Af
Bayer
Berna
KE. R. Hermann
Humbie Oil and Refining Co
Baytown
Texas
Rine
Wooster Chamber Holds Storm Problem Session
The Wooster Chamber of Commerce will hold a special noon meeting at Yellow Mark et Inn on Wednesday to discuss hurricane damage issues. Topics include a project to block brackish water entry and provide saltwater protection, with two years of discussion but little progress noted by Roy G. Holzheuser.
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Wooster
Hurricane Carla insurance claims study announced
Austin AP reports the House Investigating Committee will study Hurricane Carla claim handling. Norris Parker of the Texas Insurance Association says the committee will focus on current practices and potential law changes to protect the public after disasters and on the role of state government in future calamities.
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Austin
House
Norris Parker
Texas Insurance Advisory Association
Chris
Ecgie
Brownwood youth suffers broken leg in Saturday accident
John Pat Stapits six year old son of Mr and Mrs J A Stapits of 138 Radgeway Drive Brownwood was struck by a car around 11 40 am Saturday on Bridgeway and admitted to Baytown Hospital. Details were not available at press time. In Houston Conservative Joe B Coolidge won permanent chairmanship of the Harris County Democratic Executive Committee by 107 to 95 by roll call. Hi A Woody Rowe of Lakewood precinct 165 was elected secretary by voice vote. Coolidge defeated Cyril Smith.
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Sind
J. A. Stapits
Radgeway Drive
Brownwood
Bridgeway
Baytown
Joe B. Coolidge
Houston
Harris County
Democratic Executive Committee
Hi. A
Woody) Rowe
Lakewood
Coolidge
Cyril Smith
Our World Today: Weather Shifts Across Texas and Global Events
Autumn heat invades Texas while Dag Hammarskjold’s survivor Harold Dulion dies in a Northern Rhodesia hospital. U S troops move to training centers amid new defense buildup as Munich reports art thefts. Norway appeals for Dag Hammarskjold Foundation donations as Bexar County voters prepare for November 4 polls following Congressman Kisldy’s resignation.
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U.N. Securty ‘Guard
Dag Asmmarskjold
Northern Rhodesia
Hostal
Testimonial For Thomas Set Oct. 17
Harris County friends of U S Rep Albert Thomas honor the veteran congressman at a testimonial dinner at 7 p m Wednesday Oct 11 in the Rice Hotel Houston Tickets are $5 each Coordinators include Jack Valenti and Fred Hartman Guests invited from Aldine Cedar Bayou Channel view Crosby Cypress Cloverteat Baytown Fairbanks Galena Park Highlands Hockley Huffman M N E smith Pasadena Spring Houston Tebail Westfield Humble Greens Bayou Jacinto City Huroble Arrangements plan to host at least 1000 guests
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Harris County
U.S
Albert Thomas
Rice Hotel
Houston
U. S. Aeronautics and Istration Laboratory
Jack Valenti
Fred Hartman
Baytown Sun
Aldine
Cedar Bayou
Channelview
Crosby
Cypress
Cloverteat
Baytown
Fairbanks
Galena Park
Highlands
Hockley
Huffman
Mnesmith
Pasad Don
Spring
Tebail
Westfield
Humble
Greens Bayou
Jacinto City
Huroble
Big steel balks at pledge to hold price line
U S steel producers told President Kennedy they would not commit to holding prices while acknowledging inflation pressures. Seven replies from companies including Wheeling, Armco, Inland, Kalster, Youngstown Sheet and Tube, Nations and McClouth said profits are slim and price increases could be justified. Steel executives argued inflation risks and slower price rises compared to other sectors.
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Mass
U. S
Kennedy
Cape Cod White House
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Kalstér
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
Nations
Mec- Clouth
W. A. Steele
Wheeling
No Contest: REL Rips Cards In 41-7 Farce
Baytown’s Ganders routed Bellaire 41-7 as the Cards failed to mount a serious challenge. Fullback Ronnie Clamon and halfback Gene Peacock left with ankle injuries. Jimmy Dunks scored the first Gander touchdown after 12 scoreless games, while Doug Nicholson directed a late 64-yard aerial march. Bell’s defense struggled, yielding 245 rushing yards and 132 on the ground to Bellaire in a one-sided game with many backups seeing action.
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Sun
Ganders
Bellaire
Cardinals
Ronnie Clamon
Gene Peacock
Clamon
Peacock
Baytown
Jimmy Dunks
Dunks
Doug Nicholson
Donnie Stricklin
Rudy Herere
John Kilgore
Dan Longacre
Robert Oliver
Bill Stewart
George Ferguson
Ricky Wolfean
Douglas Beal
Clarion
Wayne Bell
Kelly
Ken Frazier
Oliver
Bill Gardner
Third In A Series Firsts For Lee College 1937 39
EDINORs NOTE introduces a series on Lee College growth and firsts. Scholastic rating rose to 33.4, surpassing public junior colleges and private ones. The era saw new facilities, a separate campus space, a $1 008 grant, and a growing faculty including science, Latin, history, chemistry, and home economics. The Lee Log and Lee Lantern expanded student life.
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University of Texas
Coblewe
Curtain Chk
Fien Pub
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Hebel
Ne Kieler
Bron Mag
Mene
Neleen
Chere H. Tyan
Robert B Levitin
WK Saree
Sam i Mery Ann
Congress Eyes Final Adjournment In Doubt Tonight
Washington AP Congress struggles toward final adjournment with doubts a 1961 session can wind up tonight. Senate Leader Mansfield warned it would be a miracle if adjournment spills into next week as House and Senate race through three major bills: foreign aid at about 4.1967 billion, a 3.54 billion public works measure, and a 1 billion final money bill. Talks on a Mexican farm labor compromise dominated the session.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
News
Mansfield
House
Conferves
Senate Appropriations Committee
Marshall Nominated by Kennedy for U S Circuit Judge
President Kennedy sent to the Senate Thurgood Marshall for the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals. Marshall, longtime NAACP counsel, would become the second Black federal appellate judge, with a $25 000 salary and an interim appointment possible if not confirmed in 1961. Opposition from Sen Eastland noted. nomination could carry into 1962.
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Hyannisport
Mass
Kennedy
Senate
Thurgood Marshall
2Nd Circuit Court of Appeals
White House
Marshall
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
William Hastie
Philadelphia
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Wise
New York
Senate Judiciary Committee
James Eastland
Congress
Supreme Court
Guarding Of Area Stops On Monday
Maximum security patrols in Brownwood will end Monday at a.m. as Civil Defense director W. C. Jackson reports. Harris County Medical Union will continue tetanus shots through Sunday and Tuesday then reopen Thursday for final inoculations while Red Cross and Salvaton Army trucks deliver food. Lions Club aids distribution to Baytown area with Baytown patrols coordinating with sheriff and police. Public access will be restricted Sunday with passes issued. residents urged to volunteer after Monday and an organized labor force will not return. Dr. W. C. Finch confirms no typhoid risk after inoculations. final shot required for immunity.
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John Marsh
Brownwood
W. C. Jackson
Civil Deefense
Harris County Medical Union
Red Cross
Salvastion Army
Jackson
Fate Brown
Sheriff's Department
Baytown
W. C. Finch
Civil Defense Health Officer
Gander- Texas City Football Tickets On Sale Soon
Tickets for Friday's Gander versus Texas City football game go on sale Tuesday in the athletic office at the School Administration Building. Baytown's Athletic Director Dan Stallworth said Texas City officials are still digging out from Burrricans Carks and could not deliver tickets by Monday.
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Baytown
Dan Stallworth
Texas City
Texas Cty
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