Baytown PTA plans second district workshop at Spring Branch Memorial High
Baytown teachers and parents attend a 9 20 am to 12 30 pm district PTA workshop at Spring Branch Memorial High School with W E Lowry and others discussing Focus on the Family. Also reports Army, theft, and campus leadership moves at Sam Houston State Teachers College and Lee College events.
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W. E
Rick) Lowry
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Baytown Civil Defense Lessons From Cindy Storm
Baytown officials praise the Civil Defense organization for rapid mobilization before Cindy made landfall. Plans for orderly evacuation were prepared, lessons from Carla applied, and volunteers pressed on to keep food, shelter, and transportation ready as Cindy moved inland.
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Baytown City Council to Meet Early for Unfinished Business
Baytown City Council will meet at 6 30 p m Wednesday at city hall with no formal agenda. The session is held a day early so members may attend a Texas Municipal League Region 14 meeting in Houston Thursday night.
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Karen Sewell
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Baytown Warm Week Ahead With High Around 90
The forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies with little temperature change through Wednesday. Tuesday's temperatures are expected in the 70s to 90s, with Baytown's Monday high at 91 and Tuesday's low around 70. Galveston tides peak at 3:05 pm Wednesday.
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Connally Says Wait-and-See on Special Session Over Districting
Gov. John Connally expressed a wait and see stance on a possible special legislative session to address congressional redistricting. He spoke after a Houston federal court trial where Texas Republicans argued current lines are unconstitutional and the court took the case under advisement. He declined to predict timing or action, citing uncertainty over the court’s decision and the cost and necessity of a session.
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Soviet bread shortage prompts warnings and foreign buys
Soviet citizens are urged at private meetings and in the press to save bread as shortages grow. Premier Khrushchev harshly criticizes farming methods. drought errors and stalled Virgin Lands projects slow harvests. Russia shores up supplies by massive wheat imports from Canada Australia and elsewhere, impacting foreign exchange and plans for heavy industry.
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Kennedy Opens 12 State Non Political Tour From Milford
President Kennedy begins a cross country 10 000 mile tour with 12 speeches billed as non political. He visits Milford Pinchot Estate to dedicate the Grey Towers Institute for Conservation with Governor Scranton and Senator Clark. The trip emphasizes conservation policy and resource development ahead of the 1964 political calendar.
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Tax Cut Battle In House Underway In Congress
In Washington the House debates a sweeping tax cut with Administration opposition. Kennedy aides push passage while Republicans push a spending-limitation amendment. Key votes are expected close with Senate timing tied to civil rights debates. Tax reductions would cut personal rates. corporate cut adds to total impact.
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Weather patrols Atlantic patch as jet planes take wing
A World War era style dispatch notes a hurricane hunter aircraft departing to investigate a suspicious weather patch about 900 miles east southeast of San Juan. The report ties urgent weather work to ongoing global Cold War events and domestic leadership changes.
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Ex-Crosby School Trustee W C Lord Dies at 73
Funeral services were held for W. C. Lord 73 of Crosby after dying Monday at 2 p.m. at Crosby Methodist Church. Rev. Dan Bynum officiated with burial at White Cemetery. A retired businessman, Lord served 18 years on the Crosby School Board and was a member of Crosby Methodist Church. Survived by widow Christias Lord, son Chester Son, daughter Billie Sharon, two brothers Raymond and Homer, three sisters Annie Horth, Ida Craig, Minnie Hatcher.
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Billy) Lord
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Senate Ratifies Historic Nuclear Test Ban Pact
Washington AP The Senate approved the limited test ban treaty by a two thirds vote 80 to 19 after weeks of hearings and debate. Support included 55 Democrats and 25 Republicans while 11 Democrats and 8 Republicans opposed. Ailing Sen Clair Engle D Calif was absent. The vote capped a historic session and was followed by an officially recorded photograph of the chamber.
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Kennedy hails Senate action on nuclear treaty progress
President Kennedy praised the Senate after a White House breakfast for a treaty signed in Moscow by the United States Soviet Russia and Great Britain. Senate Leader Mansfield said Kennedy hoped a tax cut and civil rights legislation could accompany ratification to make this a historic Congress.
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18 000 Men Armor In Exercise Airlift Hints At Troop Cut In Europe
Washington AP reports the Big Lift air move of a full armored division to Germany next month signals possible long term drawdown of U S combat forces in Europe and perhaps the Far East. The plan tests rapid troop transport and aims to show allies the U S can defend NATO without keeping large ground formations overseas.
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Three Named To Head Up CC Highway Committee
President J. W. Lack Strickler announces the Baytown Chamber of Commerce highway committee lineup with Fred Hartman of The Baytown Sun as chairman. W. T. Busch Henry Cathrine and ex chairmen serve as honorary members amid a large roster of local officials and business leaders. The first meeting at Del Peta will feature district engineer Wailey E L Carmichael as speaker and discuss timetables for area improvements. Hartman will preside with attendees including County Commissioners V. V. Ramsey and Kyle Chapman and La Porte Bayshore members anticipated. The luncheon marks the third in a series led by Manager Dave Moore outlining Chamber plans.
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Baytocnt Sun
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Kyle Chapman
la Porte — Bayshore Chamber of Commerce
Frank St. Boyle Sr
Spkimach
Dave “Moore
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