The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 115, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 5, 1961 Page: 1 of 16
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The Baytown Sun InvitM
SAM G. MORTON
18U Maryland
to the Brunson Theater to *•*
’CINDERFELI.A’
This coupon Is rood for twasJIcketo when
presented at the Brunson box office.
VOL. 42, NO. 115
ThamJay, January 5, 1961
TELEPHONE NUMBER: JU 24302
No Policy Change
Likely With JFK
Liinchaon Friday
BAYTOWN Chapter of the Texas
Society of Professional. Engineers
will, have a luncheon meeting at
the Goose Creek Country Club at
HAVANA (AP) — The Cuban
Cabinet made a thinly veiled bid
today for a change in U.S. policy
under a treaty it contends can
be scrapped only by agreement
of both countries.
Plane* leaving Havana for fhe
United States were packed with
Americans quitting Cuba, but
many more stayed to take their
chances under the regime Eisen-
hower called a dictatorship. The
American flag was hauled down
from over the U.S. Embassy, and
most of the embassy staff sailed
for home.
toward Fidel Castro's regime un-
der the incoming Kennedy ad-
ministration. There was no indi-
cation-of any change in Castro's
policy toward the United States,
however.
A statement issued after a long
night cabinet session put the en-
tire blame for the U.S. break in
diplomatic relations with Cuba on
noon Friday. Ail members and
other engineers are urged to at-
tend. Vice President Jack Saun-
ders. phone JU 2-8121, Ext. 33tt
or LO 6-8182, is taking resolu-
tions. Dr. E. fc Herman
speak on 'HoW Can >We
Our Future WaterD6nanc
College Board
SAN J>
trusted
[on stock at
hd Perry, as
be happy to
[wh Photos)
voted by an
Jolty" to aci
&NTO College Board of
will meet at 7:30 p.m.
Moriaay, Jan.- 9, in the board of
-directors room at the First Pasa-
dena State Bank.
Names Reversed
MRS. DORIS Thyer was re-elected
tax assessor - collector of Fresh
Water Supply District L-B at High-
lands and Mrs. Ella Wells was
re-elected in FWSD No. i-A at
McNair. The names were reversed
in a previous' story.
Special Session
CEDAR BAYOU Eastern Star will •
have a special called meeting at.
7:30 p.m. Thursday at the Cedar ’
Bayou Masonic Hall for,a visit
Farm Crisis
Studied By
Democrats
with other (aggressions) worse
and much more serious," an ob-
vious reference to Cuba’s charges
that American invasion it immin-
ent.
The statement expressed the
hope that relations would be re-
established "a hen the governors
of the United States finally under-
stand that it is pouible to main-
tain sincere and friendly relations
with the people of Cuba on the
basis of respect for their sover-
eign rights, their legitimate inter-
ests and their national dignity.” 1
The statement made no specific
mention of President-elect John :
F. Kennedy, but the government j
radio-TV network throughout 1
Wednesday bad emphasized that 1
Kennedy did not participate in the 1
decision to break relations. J
MAN' EATER
Ing goods prob-
THIS 1 £00-POUND Tiger shark netted off Stinson’s Beach a
few miles north of the‘Golden Gate Bridge if on display at
San Francisco’s Fisherman’s Wharf to remind swimmer* that
if they try tho Pacific, they stand n good ehanee of enriching
their life insurance beneficiaries.
lie store, ask
1 member' of
p. It does not
ho purchase is
receive a milli-
ard that might
HAND DRAWN
iys what Is called inn Momer did it b]
by Mrs. Katherine Howard of
Pasadena, deputy grand matron.
The meeting is for Cedar Bayou
members, and visiting Eastern
...7-
Naif Meeting
BAYTOWN City Council’s next
\regtilar meeting will be at 7 p.m.
Thursday, Ja*. J2, at cRyJall.
Dies In Houston ,
MRS. X W, Grodhaus of Hous-
‘ ,7 F. Grodhaus of
Ivd. in Baytown,
m. Thursday after
rther Baytown atm-
^grandchildren —
115th of each
|s a customer
l, each corre-
Ithe member's
[rs are placed
re, and if you
.your number
around, you
m free,
rfsman at 106
time you are
n g and look
LATE NEWS
Vice Probe Continues
campaign that one at his first acts
AUSTIN (AP) — Gov. Price Daniel called today for a wide-
spread reorganisation of the State Board of Water Engineers
to make it similar in operation to the Highway Department.
The governor’s recommendation came at a special meeting
of the SOO-meniber Statewide Water Committee, The com-
mittee, made up of leaders throughout the ctatOb WiH make
its recommendations to the legislature meeting Tuesday.
WASHINGTON (AP)-Sen. Barry GoMwateT of ArfiOna
was reappointed chairman of the Republican Senatorial Osm-
ps^a Commit: -e Ufcy wlti/ the solid backing «f feUow
gime harshly, and foe Cuban
prime minister in turn called the
Democratic candidate an "ignor-
ant, illiterate beardless kid.” -
Them had been unconfirmed
reports that cabinet would also
discuss Big U.S. Naval base at
Guantanamo, but the statement
ton. mother of A-.
2308 Wright Blv<
diedjat 10:43.,a. m.
n king Alness. Xm
vtvors are tiwe&L------ w
Mra- Conryd Matyriak. Sta. aw': WPM!l»ft|iii|>l >”-
ry Faulk and. Wilflant D. Grod-
» .................
DioiFafitioR V'
MRS. W, A. Shivers of 1505 has *77 A wmiiMA /»•
a petition urging the candidacy //. nn/fC 111 \
of Martin Dies for the Senate .
position vacated by Lyndon J(8in- A — „ ? _
son. Anyone interested in signing Mjk fWlIfTOf
may call JU 2-2515.
Mother Dies west palm beach, Fla.
MRS. JOHN W. Guynes, 86, of (AP)—Sixty-seven U.S. Embassy
Calvert, Tex., mother of Mrs. El- • “ ’ ' *
mer R. Gregory of 414 E. Ster-
ling in Baytown, died Wednesday
night in a hospital after a long
illness. Funeral arrangements are
incomplete and will be announced.
Other survivors are a nephew, Lee
JC. Robertson of Baytown, and a
grandson, Richard Gregory of
Houston. ‘ T
sideration by tte
OCAW Local 4
Statistics show, be said,
ear cent of female heroin users -t^thd
become prostitutes; ™-- V-^Hand wil
"The average addict can’t work, pany v
He las to steal or turn to other — poss
crime for heroin,’’ said Naylor, two. -
that ag narcotics users begin with
barbiturates or marijuana and
Invasion Charges
U.N. Cuba-U.S. Debate 'Hot'
sian-supported Castro dlctator-
Otip. ’ ■ -.......
“Not in a general way,” Brown
replied:
“I don’t think any of them are
ejecting any immediate trouble
except those whose personal ac-
tivities might endanger -them. It
will .be uncomfortable for them
all, however. They ought to get
Gilmore said he was under or-
ders to report to Washington im-
mediately and would leave here
on the first available plane.
The rest of the group will go to
Washington, proceed to their next
posts, or go-on home leave.
Embassy records that weren’t
destroyed were sent on ahead by
airplane to Key West Many of
the embassy workers left Havana
leave as an aide to the president- pXritfTo^
Lawrence r. ursrien, named ear- ~ iijjuiwrm
Her this week to be his special Peared to be about 17. Photo-
assistant in charge of Job patron- graphs also were banned.
personnel, given 48 hours by Fidel
Castro to get out of Cuba, ar-
rived today aboard a car ferry,
apparently happy to escape the
tensions of Havana. (
“It was a scramble to get out
In two days,” said Eugene A.
Gilmore, counselor for economic
affairs and No. 2 man in the Ha-
vana embassy.
"The tension is very high. We
have been passing the word ac-
tively to Americans remaining in
Cuba, suggesting that they leave.
We got out of Havana too fast to
guage the response.”
Gilmore raid the departure was
< “smooth—no incidents at afl.” He
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (AP)i The Cuban debate opened with a and by clashes at foe U.N. en-
_ * — Taaffr----- • ‘ _ ‘ _ _f accusations be- ^
tween Cuba and the United States
and with unusual tension both in-
side U.N. headquarters. The de-
bate was accompanied by heck-
ling of the speakers by pro-Castro ______________
and anti-Castro demonstrators Hemisphere.
expected bitter exchange of
U.N. Se- tween CUba and th
thout for-
>’s charge
trance.
US. Ambassador James J,
__I__________r________ Wadsworth blasted the Castro re-
side the council chamber and out gime in two speeches, each ac-
iranteed
symenf
hi To Pay
(Continued on Page 2)
overin g
JU 3-2435
ernoon
Fronr AP Wires
and- the' 10 Americans who stayed
would come home in two or three
days, as soon as arrangenrcnts
CLOUDY with occasional rain
and drizzle through Friday. lit-
tle warmer.
before State Board of Educa-
tion in appeal of Education Com-
missioner J. W. Edgar’s ruling
that he has no authority to
make nuns wear non-eeclesiasti-
cal garb in a public school which
meets in a building owned by
Catholic church. ~T 77 7 .i,
businesses in downtown Ada,
Ok la., bore In early fire which
m an estimated million dollars
in damages. S
■ s
• Noisy deonsfrations break;
out in Brands and Antwerp but
Socialists are reported weary j
and ready to abandon their \~/
day-old Belglufn strike. /
• Members of Guff OjrCoro.
group Locals 4-23 an# 4-54. in
Port Arthur ratify/ company’s
14-cent an hour wage offer, len-
to* only one Pyt Artto* OT W
local yet to raiify similar offor.
on W Uo/8 “( Afimdte OTs
main plant unit to vote on of-
- ean be completed for the Swiss
to take over.
Counsul-General James E.
I Brown Jr., another of the arriv-
I als, was asked if he believed the
I 2,000 Americans remaining in Cu-
i ba were: in any real danger as
l a result of the U.S. brealHn dip-
[ lotnatic relations with me Rus-!
Baytown Sun-Citizen Bank Head-
liner Tour which begins June 17.
Cost Is $1,030. RiU information
is available by calling the Citi-
zens Travel ' Department, JU
2-8178.)
By JOHN WADLEY
AMSTERDAM (Sp)-Proclaimed
“Empress City of Europe” by
Emperor Maximilian in the 15th
century, Amsterdam today stands
as your gateway to 17 fun-packed
days on the Baytown Sun-Citizens
Bank Headline Tour.
Amsterdam is an ancient city,
ment felt the council would be
giving too much impriance to the
Cuban charges by adopting a res-
olution—no matter how mild and
conciliatory. ' 777. : 7 . 7:7
Krasnapolsky, It is located on
K e<tuip-
here, so
browse
MOTTO"
limes Drive
Mis. Ansley Ti
MAN
JU 2-4417
Mrs. Thigpen, 55,
Highlands, Dies
March Mardi of Dimes,” Mrs. Ansley
ith the said in announcing , the campaign
turday. kickoff.. “If we Are successful in
m city reaching goals of the drive we
chair- should be able ip extend our pro-
•e. She jrram beyond odlio and assist the
Harris numerous Harris County victims
fficials of birth defects and arthritis.”
. Baytown teenagers will join in
tp N»vy says It will take
about seven months and eest
tebonf tfil*.* to renatr nr-.
Her Constellation at New York
which Avas damaged In Dee. 1$
fire that killed 50 workmen. .
wagen.
entitle
Volks-
VW on
and listen to the latest American
pop tunes at any one of the
ers’ Mar-h," set for the ni'dif of • Mrs. Shirley Am'rault, a,
Jan. 31. Mrs. Byard E. Sony Jr., of Lynn, Mass., dies along w th
1706 Richardson Lrne. will head mx of her seven ch’l ’ en mr*. a
this phase of the drive. nieoe in a fire which trapped
Harris County's March of Dimes them in the b*drooma of a two-
goal, including Baytown has been story tenement,
set at $250,000. Mrs. Ans'ey said
that the exact goal for Baytown • Robert f. Kennedy, brother
be a-inpuneed at the-opening of the preddwMert, snr* 'll,
of the campaign. Jess Neely. Rice wUI detach himself from pofil mw
Un r-silv 'PotbaU coach and alh- when he tykes s^ h Ih's mot,HP
letic director, is county chairman, as new attorney general. __
standing one for the
agers bought mixed drinks at the
Balinese Club, one of the better
known Beaumont night spots.
The witness said that after she
began taking barbiturates, "I
started playing hookey /I was on
the go all the time. I didn’t do
any more of my school home-
work.”
She added that "It made my
disposition bad. I couldn’t get
along with my family. I went to
live with my sister.” 7’m 1
'Tw sex angle was brought out
in questioning of the girl.
Rep. James added the informa-
was presented with a third sister
recently, decides “not to leave
home , after all. Even if she is a ■
girl, die’s jrinda-.cute." He is the <
only son of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. .
McCandless ... Mrs. Lee Roy
«akeri#n-ekpert cook, tempts a
of Houstwi; and three grandehil-
3430JI:
West fieports Soviet
Three Harris Judges To Take Oath Friday
Three Harris county judges, ap- Judge Tom F. Coleman Jr. t
Rpp. James added the informa-
j (ion that at one time the girt be-
came critically ill while taking
drugs and was taken, to a hos-
pital as an emergency patient.
The youngster said drugs once
kept her %wake continuously for
three days and she lost six pounds
difnig that period.
W. E. Naylor, 51. head of IRc
Texas Department of Public.Safe-
ty Narcotics Division, testified
ilies still retain all of the'travel
poster charm and color. You will
see the people dressed as they
have for centuries in their native,
costumes. And for a few cento
you can have your picture made
in such a costume, complete in
everv detail right (town to the
wooden shoes. ' . ,
• The group will also be taken on
the famous canal tour in modem
glass canopied boats which glide
Price Daniel, will be sworn*In at
U am. Friday by Chief Justice
Spurgeon E. Bell of the Fust
Court of Civil Appeals.
Billy Ragan. Houston, city warn
Hlrnan who was appointed Wed-
nesday by Commissioners Court
as Judge of County Court-at-Law
NO . 3; ma y also be inclihkii in
Woodruff of the First Court
Gvjl Appeals who resigned.
’• Domestic Relations Court Ji
John Compton was appointw
to come down
NEW RUBLES
IS*.-________ .aalra
VAULT WORKERS in Moscow prepare sacks of new coin*
for sMpt.i nts to exchange centers throughout the U.S.S.R. A
currency ehfngoover beginning this year calls for one new
ruble to be exchanged for 10 old. ' t
VELMA J. ANSLEY
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Hartman, Fred. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 115, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 5, 1961, newspaper, January 5, 1961; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1056855/m1/1/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.