The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 111, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 2, 1965 Page: 1 of 8
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m m ' Am passed today most of Gov.
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-■MrfP®* •' H...; v;- • , M- -appropriations requests.
The blD provides $600*285 for
Affidavits charging misuse of school personnel, equipment and'Plater- em«s«cy needs for the
ials were presented to schooftrustees at a secret “committee meeting” Sat- *crew-Worm eradication pro.
urday, it was leanied by The Sun. gram, mental health planning,
Board President A. EL Stark said Tuesday trustees met in a closed long range water planning and
“committee of the whole" session, but he would not elaborate. utility payments to AuattaThe
Dr. L* D. Victory, another trustee would say only that the meeting in- vote wa» 143-2
volved “personnel matters,” and therefore could not be made public. Tfte blli now goes to the Sen
The meeting, The Sun learned, was hastily called with trustees being ate. 0
notified Saturday morning. They met, with the exception of ..trustee Ben The Senate passed a mea-
Shirey, at the administration building at 1:30 p.m. sure t<» seek congress’help to
The affidavits were taken from several present and former employes, x*;out 0<
The Sun also learned that some of the complaints date back several le*is,ative redistrieting
years and involve such charges that private property improvements were
carried out with school materials with school employes on school time.
Also it was alleged that cattle and feed were hauled in school trucks.,
The information was obtained
from the present and former
employes by an attbijtefrepre-
vor.tmg the school board
Stark said he-Khd “no futthep
eoroment"after admitting there
been a dosed .hswtpijf SaK
unlay afternoon. x
The affidavits were brought to
the secret j^iing by Stark,
who, presented them to the ;
board.
j Some of the information had
Jbcen told to trustees individX
ally weeks ago. prior (o the
pubtie hearing on the suspension
of Supt. George H. Gentry.
"Some of you„men (trustees)
have wanted facts rather than
hearsay,, ard here ere the
fact's,^ Stark was quoted as
tilling'board members.
.The affidavits were turned
over to acting Supt. W. • D.
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James J. Reynolds conf^8^
here Monday with leader* '
AFLOO International
shoremen’s Association.
Reynolds. with. ILA. Put
Thomas W. Gleason at Ms
later told newsmen that
officials would make no do
on the White House
it was certain
Baltimore and
accepted contract terms. W
A short time later, void cam*
that ILA members in Baltimore
had approved a four-year cop-
tract by a vote at 1,879 to 468
The contract is a revision of the
one defeated
371 to 1,016. ]
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FINAL FIGURES are qot#ail-
able Tuesday morning, but ah
estimated 21,550 p# taxes
paid in BaylcatP by midnight
Saturday, Approximately v 4,000
were'jteM' Saturday as' voters
Mrusl^do beat the deadline.
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BAYTOWN MUSIC STUDY Quo
.nicfting has been changed to
7 15 p ,n Thursday in the licwne
of .Mrs. Velma Tharp, >1
jpruett. The program on Ameri-
'car. .compbieri will be;ptesent-
cd by mcmt>eis. This meeting
is Of»;rt to the pubhc and to-
j^ctiye rpembers are ihwtedy
8rcordjng ,- tb }Att. Lawrence
Ft reach, {(resident.
BEGINNING BRIDGE classes.
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The situation in Philadelphia,
where negotiations resume to-
day after an overnight recess,
has been named as a major fac-
tor in charting the union’s
course,
Ass’t. Secretary of labor
NEW YORK (AP) Top of(i-| tract seitiements have been
ciais of the striking longshore-! reached,
men’s union have decliried to [ Johnson, who relayed his re-
comply immediately with Presi-[quest through Secretary of La-
dent Johnson's request that' tbe jbor W. Willard Wirtz, also urged
men raturn to work in the ports ! early settlements in the other
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\ Bam*o And Tuesday were investigating the *oW Monday-/ ‘
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m. SEASON TICKET HOLDERS for f ol 34 “ PJyshore Motors, also, reported
■ tlcwstprt Grand Ch»ra Associa- ,Travj* Elementary School in six Hood lights were broken with
/ I lop'Are reminded of the Feb. Lakewood where-an estimated RB gun shots. Total cost of
Xy ^ -ml « per* rm nccs of Romeo d,*, w taus^i MWlie. the theft -and destruction, was
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W Lady Golfers W mdows were broken and a patrolman W C. Jackson in-
, ■:;>< GQLF 4S^C2A1TQ creen was torn and lien- on-v.-t .tcu toe »heft of $25 from
x* ' - < ’ the Goose Crbek Coufltry Oub the east rule of the cafeteria the home of Mrs Camille Nicb*
v.ti eei ,,t 'i am. T^tsdavlhu,W!n_ (h. •, 11«. 3U9 Avon, Mcmday morn-
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' iPftkmapced ft«r f» ud v>-i(■ rmred .t 3 27 pm on De-ke;
!tan-mi-sii - i ,kcn trnm ,-rDrive and at 9 a m. at Robert
HtftirY Chib » < i,r w >,rte of i: f,re High School parking lot^
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1-Cent County Tax
Decrease Forecast
„ a^cSxauLilt have » w-
v Frltg LaiUwm k- discus*
* date for th? breuPelectinn. Then
wiftanti. chairman of the Capb
Ul Improvement* Stddy
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rtnurman will meet V with
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day. Two classes- are being Cf-
I'cre-d from 9:30 to ll^So a.^k
*■. and t ,30.to 9:30 p ro. More in-
formauan may be olnamed by
catling the Y at 581-1797.
Windows At School
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For many, years the ILA has
allowed its men to work in
any port until locals in all ports
reached agreements. Locate in
.a number of South Atlantic and
Gulf Coast ports still have not
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ships, inclOding. 142 American-
flag ships.
, Mime than a week ago, the
ILA lifted its picket, lines from
docks of Americamflag .passen-
ger ships,‘ and a number , of
them are sailing. 1
Tit addition to Baltimore, theX
ports where - the ILA has .
reached agreements with the
shipping pnd Stevedoring com-*
panies include New York, nop-
otally the nation’s busiest port;
New .Orteans, <e NMKap
lest;’1 Boston; Norfolk.‘Va.; Bat-
on Rouge, La,, and Mobile. Ala. „
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TRICX) PRESIDENT Knx< Martin exhort* fellow * company Robert E. Lee High School group to bring home a ribbon from
member-. Undo Ferrell, left, Mareha Roach, center, and Pam- the JA Trade Fair, held in the Sam Houston Coliseum. TriCo
ela Nance t* "aril. tell, sell.” The TriCo effort paid off Mon- took fourth in aaleamanahip in a field of »I.
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JAKARTA. Indonesia (AP.
The director of Indonesia's
army arsenal said today abou*
208 scientmts are working. to
make the eountry's fitM atomic
tmmh He promised a “sur-
prise" st the Armed Forces Day
celebration in .October,
'Hie officer. Brig Gen Harto.
no, also sdd Intoocsia this y-ar
will pro-luce guided missiles
"w hose T:< rr agmg afiiliHes ire
superior to th-'sc of other, coun-
tries. "His statements were dis-
tributed without elaboration by
the official Antara News Agen-
cy
Hertono said last November
that Indonesia would explode an
atomic bomb in 19T5 and that it
had begun surveying” the possi-
bility of producing intereonti-
nental bailistu missiles His
statements last year came
shortly alter a refiorted success-
ful laurching of Indonesi-m-
roade rockets for artillery- and
infantry- use
Antara also carried an an-
nouncement that the Indonesian
arfny later this year plans to
build a plant to [(reduce explo-
sive materials. The agency said
it would he located in Java,
Sumatra or in the Celebes but aadar Maxwell D. Tkyhr on
gave no details Sooth Viet Nam's poHfiCsl tar-
t CHAU
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tract approved , ny the 24.009
longshoremen in New Yortt Jan.
11. Gleason and other ILA offi-
ciate calked - the New York
agreement the best in the un-
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m eaeh 1100 worm of assessed
property vaiuattom. It is expect-
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the major unsettled aters are
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Selma Negroes Protest
Crxmiy Auditor S B Brace
said the rodoctibn -will be poa-
sible because of lowered bond
Interest and redemption expens-
es The penny decrease will af-
lect only the bond
A . breakdown of ffi* "IIJC
shews that HO cento goes into
the general fund 15 cents into
H special road and bridge
22 rents into 'he county^
wide road bond ir.icrwt and
redemption fund. 19 * cents for
tlood control, 3.2 cents tor the
navigation district. 1 cent for
school equaluation and 42 cents
tie fee Mate. "
Brace said the SL83 rate fah
eluded money neottaary for tclk
big (3 mutton In bonds tor the
Com-
7 SO Mothers
Will March
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fund he said
sea Williams of Atlanta, said county seat of Maricii, 30 miles
rimultaneous marches were be- west of Selma. There were no
ing organized in the neighbor- arreaks and no disorders,
ing Counties of Perry and Mar- While King spent the night in
engp and possibly also in jali. Williams and other civd
Lowndes. y rights leaders kept the cam-
TlKise rural south Alabama paign going at another night
counties already are marked for
voter registration campaigns
pH.lemed after the three-week-
old drive in Selma.
The right-to-vote . movement
has already begun in Perry
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SELMA, Ala. (API -
Martin Luther Kim JrT/^
mained in Jail to. dramatize his
civil rights struggle today while
his followers got ready for new’
demonstrations It. protest his
arrest. • : *
Most of the 250 Negroes and
half a. dozen white civil rights
volunteers jailed with King dur-
ing a massive right- to - vote
mi rch Mon-lay went free on
Deep South
Shivers In
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dub Will hold their mcnthlv
meetin* Friday at 7j» p.m. at
'he First .National Bank.
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A major war against birth de-
be laimchedTteaadav
Slteriffs deputies took 474
tegn-agers, mostly high school
students absent ftom class, into
custody while picketing
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uL'ifp tViPpfla An MdimriPfl Uk.) ThiwiiH ■ fimid *—*—
w,‘"* Muuiumt rrom juvni'ic UHin juok® ocr-
Negroes lined up to reek regis- nalt, Reynolds and filled out
tration as voters Monday white punks giving their names, ad-
others penetrated the racial dresses and school so they could
carter at eating places in the ^ leased.
King, who along with the oth-
er Negro niarchers was charged
with parading without a
almost escaped arrest
Selma's public safety
Wilson Baker, said Kin;
ed to go to jail." Baker
Our World
Today
night
By THE ASSOt UTKD PBESS
Bitter cold drove into the
Deep South today and much of
the country shivered through a
night of su^ro temperatures,
I refused
nis sltad-
ytmng
ratee fund* ror the National
Foundation. - '
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the
bonds of 1200 each
A member of King's staff said
Negroes would renew deroon-
strations in Selma today, to
"protest the'arrest of the Nobel
Peace Prize winner •
The spokesman, the Rev. Ho-
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lad*. Tan Cay
• President Jotnaui dte-
Metieorgr Bundy to
research on birth defect* more
than ever :hi» year, Mrs. R. B.
Battarbee. East Baytown chair-
aa>d. Money wtb be far-
and
pns«i farm
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Even the
He said ail county depart-
ments will haye atio tt tine per
cent more money to operate
on thin year The total budget
amounts to $33.254,6*.23. com-
pared with , the *32.556,98155
spent in M84.
lie coort announced the char-
hospital outlay this year will
he C.lMOOf - about JUT 000
more than last year's conltftu-
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who are cnrcentruthK an the
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Mar. The top White House
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cause of bmh d
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Dr, Janas Silk
State Streamlining Bill
Given Chance For OK
Investigators
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AUSTIN (API-Sponsors say private citizens, the lieutenant ^ Ahemathv
governor would choose three , 7
payers millions of dollars a senator* and the speaker of the ,
ass ssjfcat»ur 5sdf sr ss
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Institute 4i Cab-
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Hoover Commteston" for a two
any benefits and the
bate of racketeers
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Hartman, Fred. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 111, Ed. 1 Tuesday, February 2, 1965, newspaper, February 2, 1965; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1145039/m1/1/: accessed July 7, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.