Protests Expected At City Budget Hearing This Thursday
Public hearing on the city's 1962 63 budget set for Thursday. Council and Mayor Al Clayton face resident opposition over a tax rate increase from 1.72 to 1.86 per 100 assessed value. Budget talks include street maintenance drainage improvements and a long range plan with about 70 residents on a petition.
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The
Hansen
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al Clayton
Council
Capital Street
C. A
Chris) Hansen
James
T Wills
Jim) Bryan
Seaborn
Cravey
Velma Ansley
Petry
Clayton
J. B. LePevre
Ward
LeFevre
B. S. Williamson
C. G. Swick
W. R. Dobbs
G. &. Towns
W. L. Shepherd
C. Hamel
C. L. Boullion
James Dix
Alfred Smith
H. W. Wright
B. Bernard Jr
L. W
Pete) Harris Jr
J. C. MecMurrough Jr
Henry J. Davis Jr
E. H. Smitherman
Joe Hazelwood Jr
M. F. Atkins
Vaughan
A. ‘Yivari Mee A Tarari
SUN SPOTS AND TOWN NOTES IN BAYTOWN REPORT
Local notices detail hospital tributes for Joe B. Griffin and Mrs. A. Lee Lamberson, with public meetings on city finances, capital projects, and budget cuts. Regional events include CAP meeting, Baptist revival, and Christian fellowship gatherings led by Louis Gaines and Rev. Scroggins.
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Eess
Ans Numenene
Algo
Louis P. Gaines
Basilio Bachir
Conroy Scroggins
Louis’ P. Gaines
G. D. Or
Corpus Christi
Houston
Mulghis Oter
T. C. Neal
J. D. Wallace
Columbus
San
Jack Edwin Curry
James C. Parker
Speck Jacinto Council
Tues Wright
Louis A. Badar
C. Christian Men’s Fellowship of Day
Baytown
Andarcan
Oil Probe Witness Tells Of Extra Pay
An assistant attorney general testified in Houston that former Texas Railroad Commission chief engineer L. D. Murphy received more than 150000 dollars beyond his salary from trust accounts tied to about 20 oil leases. Bank records show about 58000 from a Houston trustee account and 78000 from a Tyler trustee account ending in Murphy. Tyner refused to answer questions, invoking the Fifth Amendment. The meeting also notes a second Flowers course at Lee College and local notices.
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Houston
Texas Railroad Commission
David S. McAngus
Austin
L. D. Murphy
Kilgore
Will Wilson
McAngus
J. W. Tyner
Tyler Bank and Trust Co
Murphy
Tyler, Tex
Wilson
Tyner
Weather Outlook For Galveston Wednesday
Partly cloudy with scattered showers and cooler temperatures. Galveston tides show high at 3:25 PM and 2:20 PM, lows at 9:28 AM and 9:03 PM.
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Galveston
Community notes and friendly greetings from Baytown area
A collage of brief social items from Baytown including Gladys Ellis in a warm sweater, Hazel Stegall and Evelyn Guidry visiting, Betty Kimball promoting neck collars, Veala Padgett birthday wishes, Lila Lill threatening a Sun staffer’s job, Bobbie Brady at a coffee group, Rufus Honeycutt’s odd remark, R. J. Grimes misaddressing an envelope, Mary Pffleider giving a ride to a church meeting, Rev Bob Cheek recovering his license plate, Ann Richardson honored at a baby shower, Jim Williams with a dog and kittens, Mrs Rosemary Larsen calling Baytown, Ruth Kelly seeking guidance on a big problem, and Terry Proctor reporting from the Texas Democratic Convention in Raneessee.
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Gladys Ellis
Hazel Stegall
Evelyn Guidry
Betty Kimball
Veala Padgett
Lila Lill
Sun
Bobbie Brady
Rufus Honeycutt
R. J. Grimes
Mary Pffleider
R. M
Bob) Cheek
Baytown
Ann Richardson
Jim Williams
Rosemary Larsen
Ruth Kelly
Tery Proctor
Raneessee A Tesday
Terry
Shore Village
Connally Plans Baytown Campaign Stop Schedule
Governor candidate John Connally will brief campaign workers at four headquarters including Pasadena and Houston. He will visit Baytown on Wednesday at 128 W Texas Ave Baytown Village Shopping Center then head to Pasadena and Houston meetings. He met labor and business leaders in Houston and plans a 10 am to 5 pm schedule in Baytown with a later return. campaign directors Ward and Walker organize staffing.
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John Connally
Pasadena
Houston
Connally
Baytownshore Village
Texas Neon
Baytown
Hous
Jon
Ward
Thom McAn
Walker
Haring County
Names in a historical roster fragment
A jumbled OCR fragment lists numerous names in a roster style including Paul C. Roger Davis Tallent Brewer Price Henderson Guidry Smith Davis McNeill Shaw Bailey Smith Istre Williams Johnson Stewart Strawn Darsee Hartrick Schweers Cavanay Bletsch Hensler Womack Smith Campbell Forman Mangum Johnson Dunn Gibbs.
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RR. White
Paul C. Roger
R .A. ‘Davis
C. A. Tallent
C. Brewer
T. A. Price
F. C. Henderson
M. J. Guidry
Travis 5. Smith
Fred FE. Davis
A. BR. Mc Neill
Jesse E. Smith
M. ©. Shaw
J. Ms Bailey
B. Smith
I. Istre
L. Williams
D. F . ‘Johnson
M. B. Stewart
James T. Strawn
George Darsee
W. Hartrick
M. A. Sehweers
W. C. Cavanay
EB. Bletsch
H. B. Hensler
D. L. Womack
Havent Smith
F. D. Campbell
J. Forman
D. C. ‘Mangum
James
H. H.bourds
Linder
Soviet to build major Cuban port for Atlantic fishing base
In Key West the prime minister announced the USSR will develop a large port in Cuba to support an Atlantic fishing fleet. In Washington the Senate Judiciary Committee moved to contempt proceedings against four steel firms and nine executives. In St. Louis a shotgun wounded three county officers and a civilian during efforts to disperse a crowd of about 300 in Kinloch.
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Key West
Fla
Filel Castro
Soviet Union
Cuba
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
ST. Louis, Mo
St. Louis County
Perons
Kinloch
REL Senior West Point Nominee John Cunningham
John Cunningham 17 a Robert E Lee High School senior and Gander football co captain has been nominated by Congressman Albert Thomas of Houston for appointment to West Point. He passed a physical in Austin and must later clear college board science achievement and writing tests before enrollment. Cunningham son of Mr and Mrs A T Cunningham of 116 Jasmine Drive. He expressed pride and ambition to play football at West Point after attending Boys State as a REL delegate. He serves student council and has taken accelerated REL courses with a 39.5 percent scholastic average over five years.
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John Cunningham
Robert E. Lee High School
Gander
Albert Thomas
Houston
West Point
Austin
College Board
Cunningham
A. Te. Cunningham
Jasmine Drive
Boys State
REL
Jake Burkett Dies Baytown Schools Band Chief
Jake Burkett longtime Baytown instrumental music supervisor and former director of the Robert E. Lee High School Band died at 6 40 am Tuesday after a heart attack and brief relapse following a recent car accident Funeral services set for 4 30 pm Wednesday at Memorial Baptist Church with Rev A L Jordan and Rev Edwin Mays assisting Survivors include wife Mary Lou Burkett a brother O S Burkett three sisters and his mother in law Other Burkett family members noted the Mount Burkett Alaska connection and Burkett's ties to the Baytown Lions and Shrine clubs.
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Dasa Burkett
Midland
Burkett
West Texas
Robert E. Lee
Breckenridge
Memorial Baptist Church
A. L. Jordan
Edwin Mays
Sulphur Springs
J. T. Horedy
George H. Gentry
Holly McLemore
Fred Parker
Elmer Hargis
Charles Forque
Douglas Wallace
Ramon Harbin
Baytown Lions Club
Baytown
C. C. Cooke
Homer W. Burkett
U. S
France
Eugene Field Burkett
Mount
Ole Miss Integration Court Order Blocks Barnett Interference
In New Orleans a Mississippi court order blocks Gov. Ross Barnett and state officials from interfering with James Meredith’s enrollment at Ole Miss. The ruling cites federal court actions backing Meredith and sets a hearing, while Barnett vows jail if Meredith enrolls. State officials move patrols to the Oxford area as tension mounts.
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New Orleans
Orleans
Ross Barnett
U.S. 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Mississippi
Jackson
Ross
Meredith
Barnett
Highway Patrol
Ole Miss
James H-1
University of Mis 1
Oxford
Sissippi
Joe Sdding
J. Patterson
T. B. Birdsong
Ug Wuld
We U.S. Justice Department
State College Board
Onford
New
House passes self employed tax relief bill in 361 to 0 vote
AP dispatch from Washington reports the House approved a compromise bill granting self employed individuals tax advantages on personal pension funds by a 361 to 0 vote. In Tyler, Judge Os T Dupagan postponed a motion by Bill Estes lawyers on fraud and embezzlement charges. In Houston two Air Force planes will act as relay stations to maintain voice contact with astronaut Walter Sehtre ra during his upcoming orbit between October 3 and October 5.
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Washington
House
Tyler
Os T. Dupagan
Bille Sol Estes
Hig Ting
Houston
Air Force
Walter Sehtrera
JFKs Reserves Bill Passes Final Hurdle
Washington AP reports the House approved and sent to the Senate a $34213 roll call vote on Kennedy backed reserves authority. The bill would authorize mustering up to 150000 men in a crisis. Critics warned of rash talk on Cuba and foreign policy risk while supporters said it would deter Soviet threats and strengthen cold war posture.
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Washington
House
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Bruce Alger
R-Tex
Gerald R
Cuba
Ford
Senate
School Bus Radar Net Shows Policy Gap in City Zone
In a James Bowie School zone near Ward Road, police report radar tickets issued to parents as a speed curb. The Senate passed a reserve authority bill while a bus driver was cited for speeding in the 20 mph zone. Police Chief Montgomery ordered radar removal after speeding complaints.
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Ward Road
James Bowies
Carl
James Bowie
Vinson
D-Ga
House Armed Services
Plumwood
Ad-tee
Cube
Berlin
James
Lankford
Laos
South Vietnam
Ophelia
China
Collins Henry
Kennedy
Baytown
Iver
Montgomery
Congress
E. R. Hardy
R. L. Hardy
Roy Montgomery
Weather and political notes from mixed World Today page
Costs hold at July record. A cold front moves southeast through Texas bringing rain. Senator Munch warns of U S farm program flaws. Roy Brows withdraws as Newiewest governor hopeful. Rio Grande Valley farmers vote on cotten escrow. Mexico, Gro myko, and foreign arms shipments raise concerns.
Magazine Honors Ex Baytonian Psychiatrist Lauded For Army Contribution
Maj. James E. Hill, 38, Army psychiatrist from Baytown, is praised in Factor for mental hygiene work. Former head at Fort Benning, now chief at Fort Sam Houston, his clinic network aims to prevent emotional trouble and reduce sicker rates, AWOLs, and court martials across posts.
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James E. Hill
Baytown
Robert
Doc) Hill
W. Republic
Fort Benning
Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Army
Hill
May Hill
Lackland Air Force Base
Maj. Hill
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Woman's Auxiliary of the Star
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Texas Society of Professional
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Gineers
Paullin John Sealy Hospital
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A. Lee
Council For
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Edel Schikman
Wilkenfeld Furniture
CAP
Baytown Civil Air Patrol
State Bar Grievance Committee
Lee College
Elsie Ree
Walter Rundell
Fred Hederhorst
Fk Rice
Scarborough
Old Baytown
Richard Howland
Smithsonian Institution
Mont Relyieu
Chambers County
Wallace Mattingly
Wilma Bather Mattingly
Mattinglys
Cunnenora
Jake Burkett
Jake) Burkett
J. CG
Ole Miss’ Integration
Bulletins
JFK
Texas
Kart E. Munch
R-S.d
Roy R. Brows
Comptitation Party
Newiewest
Rio Grande Valley
Jobs White
Amirel A. Gromyko
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Pew
Jed
Derstanding
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E. Lee High School
Lee Lnto
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Nim College
Robert E. Les High School
Clear Creek High School
Teses Education
Amency Son National
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Rent Row
Rick
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