The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 254, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 16, 1964 Page: 1 of 22
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The Sun Invitee
CHARLES H. (TOSS
207 Timber Lane
In the Brunson Theater. This coupon
I is good through July 20
far two tickets when presented
at the Brunson box office. *
The movie now showing hi
“THE MOON SPINNERS”
VOL 41, NO. 254
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Serving BAY-TEX—The Golden Circle of Sou Hi east Texas
T*H
IAYTOWN, TEXAS
Thursday, July 16, 1964
TELEPHONE NUMBER: 582.8302
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NEWSPAPER
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BARRY PICKS MILLER FBR VEEP
JULY
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Spots
Car flips Over .
NO ONE WAS injured at‘8:06
p.m. Wednesday when a 'earl
lunied over in a ditch at Arbor
and Bayway Drive. Investigat-
ing Officer Zach Booth said Gary
Wayne Ford, 301 Ashby, was
approaching a stop sign when|
his car went opt of control and
slipped in it ditch. , '
Saturday Wedding „ .|
. FRIENDS OF Miss Maty Beth
Wood and Ronald Marcus Young
are inviied through the press]
to attend their wedding at 31
p.m. Saturday in Mont Belvieu
; First Baptist Church.
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Crosby Fair
CROSBY’S ANNUAL Future!
farmers of America Fajr and
RiXjeo will be held AugT 13J15.
Future Homemakers of Ameri-
ca will be in charge #-A fair
exhibit on sewing, foods and|
crafts, \
Art Workshop
FRIDAY WILL be the last day
of an art workshop for Baytown
Teachers. Teachers of primary
grades one through three held
a .workshop list week. The]
teachers pf intermediate grades
four through six are having
'their workshop this week. Mrs.
Rose Cravey is in charge.
Scout Jamboree
BAYTOWN BOY Scouts arrived
Wednesday afternoon at the Na-
tional Jamboree site at Valley
Forge, Pa. Tuesday they tohred
New York and Wednesday,
morning went to New Bruns-
wick, N.J. In New York the
, Scouts toured the Empire State,
Building, China Town, Radio -
City Music Hall an# went on a|
boat trip to the Statue of Liber-1
ty, ■ . V.- .-
Barry With Floor Manager Sen. Carl T. Curtis
8#
. ' The Nominee With Richard M. Nixon ■
Styles.
Club Meeting
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Club ’will meet at 7:30 p.m. I
Thursday in the home of Mrs.
John Coker, 118 Lakewood Drive,
for a games party. Mrs. Anna
Labit and Mrs. Lily Cook will
serve refreshments. 1
Honor Roll
TERRY WAYNE Holleman hast
f been placdd on. the tfoipla cum
laude honor roll In the College
• of Fine Arts at fhe University |
Missionary Union
THE QUARTERLY meeting off
the San Jacinto Associational,
Women's Missionary Union will
at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at Second
Baptist Church.
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^\But The Family Pitches In-
Secret Session Set Thursday
Trustees To Consider
Grievances At Carver
The school board will meet ins shown at disinterest in and teg- members of our conttniinity. We
lother secret session tonight. | regated itself from any activi- know them and we feel that the
charges against them are ~'
another secret session tonight. I legated itself from any
This time they will consider a ties in the Carver community
list of grievances submitted by. outside of school activities
a group of Negro parents com-
plaining about conditions at Car-
ver High School.
Board President.A.. R-.XYon) faculty. W
Sark.....said the meeting will cause the
start at 7:30 p.m. at the ad-
ministration building, but repre-
sentatives of the press will not
be admitted.
Carver Principal E, F. Green,
who has been the target of par-
ents’ criticism, and Supt. George
Gentry are expected to attend.
Tonight’s meeting is one of
several secret sessions on mat-
ters concerning Carver High.
Others concerned the events
leading to dismissal of two Car-
ver teachers, who later protest-
ed the action to the board (also
in secret.)
It is supposed to
be the
matters concerning faculty per-
sonnel in secret sessions. How-
ever, Die Sun has learned from
unimpeachable sources. |hat 'he
discussions overlap into other
areas which would be of public
interest.
It was in an earlier secret ses-
sion that the matter of sepa-
rating the administration of Lee
College from the public school
system first came up for discus-
sion. This matter is now pend-
ingbefore the board, but it
was thoroughly discussed in pri-
vate before patrons of the dis-
trict had an opportunity to know
about the plan, whtch was de-
vised by a joint committee com-
josed of college faculty. mem-
jers and school trustees.
Here is a list of the grievances
5.
of concern about the dismissal
of two teachers from the Carver
faculty,. We’re concerned be-
There is also a great deal
mcern about the dii
Goldwater
i
S1 We havewtiS from ^Wwatwv'’ press aide Ed
ssnj£^w: aK-ss
se men are active (8ee TRUSTEES, Page
land:
The choice of Miller, who has.
• I been chairman of the Republi-
can National,.Committee, is ex-
pected to be ratified speedily bp
the Republican National Con-
vention. The convention dele-,
gates customarily follow exact*
jy the wishes of the presidential
nominee.
Goldwater, who won the presl-*
dential nomination Wednesday
night, talked With Knowiand by
telephone early today. Presum-
has decided to hear oral argu- l mer recess. It will reconvene I H thai^One'The^rierisi'on
an^usdw n
Annexation Suit -
La Porte Case Goes
To Supreme Court
The Texas Supreme Court.at the end of July for the sum
First Ballot
SAN FRANCISCO TAP)—New
York Rep. William E. Miller is
Sen. Barry Goldwater’s choice
for vice president on the 1964
Republican ticket, it was an-
HI
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bbard’s policy to discuss only lawsuit between La Porte andfwrit, a decision, favorite
Houston.
Porte, .rendered by the
The high court ruled Wednes-I^urt of XivlPAppeals ii
Owe*
£ ^Ma tougiyiolitical fighter^an i
Sen. Goldwater'* aeeeptanre
ror filed May 5 by Houston’s I On June 6, iseo, me C11 y | *HmisUtn station* at ap-
sss*
a*. > - ag|gxr. JAftS san maaax,-^
On. June 22* the City of
&SF& wa1.anl>{n
L2&ZSSJ!
akewood To Get
Summary Of Key |IW,
ity Ordinances
no President Johnson s Democrats,
•miafo-miixiE AlA "The Arizonan swept to the
1nfghfthenahirrelentlmnbm?
*:
Profile Of The Nominee
- are of importance to the atea, Civil Appeals,
the President Greg Davis announc- the tower court and ruled that
no- ed» -4- | La Porte’s blaim to the land
es back for sometime. (Supt. i. Encourage Lakewood resi-lJv Houston* attorneys to the
. rntry said this apparently per- dents t0 stay informed of activi- "««* supreme Court made the first (hove rioward
councilmen to see thaf interests [land in Harris County, the Tex-1 Tnie fitful months of bitter
...... .of the residents are properly|Bs ■legislature-, passed -a- new strugg]e for foe party’s pres'i-
untary and is never done dur- considered in all municipal ac- law Kovei’ning annexation and {dential nomination came to a
ing school hours.) tfvities. • jprohibiting wholesale annexation[Kgr,..,ming and ln the vast Cow
2. We resent the administra- g study proposed plans of theH8** ^ PORTE, Page 2) Palace when- the roll call of
llwt holding lengthy faculty 1965 general bond election and I 1 ' ’ ....... - -’• ■
meetings during the school see ihat the Lakewood area|
hours leaving the students up- reouirtftients tor street improve-
SftJBr- ”T- ®
fioii ordgrigg dismissal # stu-
And A Handshake From Peacemaker Ike
_ .... , ... Study street lighting pro-
dents from school organizations gram and see .Ihat I.akewood
because or personal prejudices residentsreceive their lair share. _ m . ,.v#„
^us incid^ have occurred. h«mslaiit 'sifrwH-j SHClTlff
4. The administration has lance of such city services “sl
I I
tinued warm Thursday with
scattered daytime showers
Thursday. Temperature range
expected Thursday and Fri-
day, 78-95 degrees. The high In
Baytown Wednesday was 95.
Politics Scare Peggy
GALVESTON TIDES Friday I SAN FRANCISCO (AP)- daughters,- two budding-busi- nervous humor: “I’ll let you ance SusNulness Of <4 «Bit*:Romstn Cath-
w11| be high at 12-29 a.m. and |Barry Goldwattr’s wife, Peggy, nessrnro^bpchelw^ sons, -lour know after the election.’’ wrexl clubhwse^ tpmhpp mpm jhouse. ' ' (olicj
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•4.99 ■
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•6.99 1
10:08 a.m.
a.m.
Arouhd
pill be pifadjffig m temWSk
[ for the handsome, gray-haire
(Republican candidate for pres!
I dent—Sen. Barry .Goldwater of
Arizona.
energetic activities, even to rid- ej
> ing turbulent in rubber rafts. *'
But while he takes to cani-
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famaton^ a^tSes<too<^r#>nlte I HlH—
.V - Edna Oliver makes a bank
run during the hottest part of
•^,-k For Industrial Workers
jssa
flow’ ■ ■
married
run aurmg tne notiest pan oi aa -.
2&A (i-.W. B'*S|Joe Garber,
rosby, Dies;
“early birds” at the post office} fje# a C J.
Are Set
id Fowler wants to know how-
many feet there a~ -------
. . . M. X. Neal pi
lure story tip . . .
hite plans another vacai
Then a2ted If there were any
signs of recurrence in this cam-
paign, Mrs. Goldwater said with
Iteiter »rt^ -^?’y : -tiTO *°5S- ^ Garber
a free, cup or conee paid tor by
Bo Turner says the biggest him are eight grandchildren and
news on the police beat ^today three great-grandchildren.
to that FoKcemOi Neal Seeley Funeral services will be held -----
Sh“*.
Mrs. W. F. Poe and s# leave Interment will be in TOte
by tet Thursday for the New York Cemetery in Crosby under direc-
Worid’s Fair. , “7 - don of Earthman Funeral Home.
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‘cssasit js *■*
pnt: Marvin Handley, treasur-| Kar|j(>r the courtroom ~ 1
mm,tSLtet" •**01
wealthy Muncie. Ihd., industri-
alist, would have preferred her
(»> get back to painting, although
‘Tm not a good artist.” ^
Jar Trial
rawer warn- uic 1011 eat, <
states reached South Carolina,
M I-— _ 1 That Southern state gave the
Twp Threats
* 'over the 655 needed for the big
P*A*the end of the filst ballot,
» vote stood this wayl Gold-
twater 883, Scfantoh 214, ^Gov.
Nelson A. Rockefeller of NeW
WICHITA FAIJ S (AP) I York 114 and others 54.
IdeniiatelvlJu”,r* were expected to start Scratjton, . Ms own Ar It e
adequately | wejehjnc thpjr dp(.ision t(Kinv „n I crushed in the s1ami*de,Jhen
a gesture
police, fire, water, sewer, rec-
eation, etc., to see that Lake-
KSgSfiiiip
Arizona Senator Berry Goldwater
Mrs. Lowe Reports
Boytonion Confirms
Goldwater Feeling
(EDITOR’S NOTE?: Dan
Beard of Baytown placed a
phone call to SanFrartcheo to’
hear first-hand a report of the
GOP convention from Mr*. E.
P. Lowe, Bay town JuniorHigh
teacher who i* one of District
*(•*»•■ delegates from the
P' conventim
Eight’s delegates from the
Texas GOP convention. A
staurtch supporter of Barry
Goldwater. Mrs. I/>we said be-
fore ahe left lor the .conven-
tion that the senator would
mist’ the nomination of the
first ballot because of favorite
san nominations but be would
naii down the nomination on
the second ballot,)
intensely interested as I in *
real heme-town delegate’s » eye-;
view of the 1964 Republican Con-
vention. “
I ignored otir already over-
burdened household, budget and
placed a call to Mrs. E. P, Lowe
in San Frantisco. Although^ she
stated she was somewhat tired , .1
from Tuesday’s long session, '[I
that dynamic, bubbling-oyer pea- .
sonality, known to so many #
her Baytown neighbors ahd for- v
met students, came through
clearly.
fit answer to my question “ 1!
about the real feelings of the
ttetewtes on the floor, ehe rte
piled, "Dan, I talked to many,
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SPEAKER
gate, from New York, said she
swered that she^as an instruct- - 1
ed delegate for Governor Rocke- - 1
feller and,'Would follow her
home-stale- -instructions. Those
delegates J m# and talked with '
seemed to represent-a fro* ^
cross-sectton at their communk' ..
lips - not party big-wigs, .btrf
ordinary pec
sign j
E. P. (Bunk) Lowe, longtime
<94 BAYTONIAN, Page 2)
ICedor Bayou
Z.ZShippingUp
etoet l« Loyal Democrat* **
7 p.m, next Monday In Room
A at Holiday Inn, Mr*. M. O.
Tldmon, chairman, announced ..... ...... ............
THnraday. Kckhardt’s topic were shattered on all n her
will lie: “How We Elect a Texas Waterways, according to
fijRKSr^BSSBafeSf
u-Kj— fliee in Galveston,-
tailed
man she mairied 30 years ago. to pursue a career
“Maybe I’ll get accustomed to (See FAMILY, Page *)
it,** she sighed during a precon- ,
ventton interview in their Phoe-
nix desert hilltop home.
An introvert in a family of ex-
troverts, Mrs. Goldwater says
her fears about campaigning in-
clude worrying about her hus-
' ' ~ ’ '
Really, Pete, Is Case
Only Way To Skip Jury Duty?
"say' somethin: 'wrong” in'^n .A child's malady, mumps, there, Pete met an old friend,
interview, arid being "scared to hag cut slwrt fhe.grand jury former Rice classmate Robert
- ------- 0? _Garider • Ueach, F; (Bobby) Gunn. He was also
iDson! H. S.
, Only two Incumbents drew op- hlbi BreeSri8,' S-. U-
/ position In the race. They are
sobbing, I Roy D. Kilough, president, who
pro- th
told Vance before court
1 "there'sioingto beastew
between your, two worn __
mimm sistssas
[ (See SHERIFF, Page 2)
iF"1 ayattf.vaa -s«s s*s« Li«»k
Tb'““'“raKSSt Jsr-Jifj** a <>• "p«“Si««4» bm*,
TSSi Ih. May term £, % £»• ”> -E* » ***>.*
' tbe-Harri* County Grand
tic 1960 convention with a sto- Jury along..fe’tohTbHiSrt yL,s ««, WL™, ,nr
monfte. i# the doctor said; "Mr. Sultia, i .TV/left Washington, D. ttMKk. V .1 ) hah man and
y&sarirs „ „ ■ fesKastf/sss ~ r *
IToppoted^Ry*R- 51 Potter, and and E. R. Peterson, RAD main-
M, C/Harris, vice’-presidefnt, tftnance._ ^ «w*me»»l-
“XL;rinE ™"‘m x&WWfe-cSSSS:
J.mwji m*. 1 »s-iai!r53r^7ll5!£:
t#*^^«^!J»5;y ^#~ /Llwelderei^’. B Hooksi reclam.tr, The high for Gedar Bayou ton-
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JLsar sr?T
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V Phone
3.,
neM ”AUg"T iThunfoay night to join th-« rell and D. C. Mangum^equip- treaters; Louis Matysiak, pojyo-
IPPgPBBp^lllllU^g^g^ group. 'mem repair; C. N. Thomas, in- lefin; E. C. Osborne, butadiane.
there. The ------
learn more about how the
state operates its penal *ya-
It-was late when Pete got
back to Houston. He went to
SI. Luke's Hospital to see his
wife, who recently had sur-
gery and ii doing fine. While
Ellisor,
42.000 Tons
A total ot 304,377 tons was
hipped via Cedar Bayou in 1963,
nd at the same time records
were shattered on all
The—Cedar Bayou total , tor ' •
1963 was up considerably over
the” 1962 total of 262,035. It is
the highest total since 1959.
"Texaf waterwsyrraet a new
all - time -hisft -.tor wroterixinie %~Vr
Mmnwrr, rtHrinir tho tofft cal.
utary channels, from the Sabi]
River to Brownsville, reached
new high of 43,772,270 tofts in
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Hartman, Fred. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 254, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 16, 1964, newspaper, July 16, 1964; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1057513/m1/1/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.