Kremlin US hotline proposed to avert accidental war
The Soviet Union offered to accept a direct telecommunication link with Washington to prevent an accidental world war. Tsarapkin said negotiations could start immediately, with each side determining where the link ends in its capital. The U S welcomed the plan, a feature of earlier disarmament discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Soviet Union
Washington
Kremlin
United States
Isarapkin
U.S
Charles C. Stelle
Tsarapkin
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Tsataphin
Warsaw
West Germany
Baytown community notices and events page items
Baytown voters thank Frank Middleton in District 2 run off vote and urge turnout. The Baytown Quarterly Singing Convention, MATH CLUB rummage sale, Baytown Chamber meeting postponed to April 15, San Jacinto Methodist Hospital trustees meet, Rough Riders Club gathering, Baytown Home Economics bake sale for scholarship funds, Lewis A Gentry Sr funeral notices, Highlands Rotary offers free rides to polls for school board election as part of Get Out the Vote effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Middleton
Baytown
Baytown Chamber of Commerce
Dave Moore
Jack Strickler
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Basil Jones
St. Mark’s
Baytown -Home Economics, Association
Guys and Dolls
Highlands Rotary Club
Highlands
NORTHERAIR MOVES IN BRINGING LOWER TEMPERATURES
A NORTHER moved in late yesterday afternoon and brought temperatures down slightly. Friday forecast shows cloudy skies with ranges of 56 to 68 degrees. Galveston tides run high at 2:14 a.m. and 3:29 p.m. with low tides at 9:03 a.m. and 9:20 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Stewart Triumphs In Anniversary Golf Match
Mrs B A Stewart beat her husband in golf on their 39th wedding anniversary amid dispute over counted strokes. R J Idoux family heads for Fort Worth. Blanche Gregory compiles tasting bee recipes for The Sun. Barbers Hill high school one act cast wins district literary meet with Kay Pyle Woody Hornburg Carvelynn Leonard Munson Randy McCallum Greg Ross in cast and Randy Busch student director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. A. Stewart
Bertie
R. J. Idoux
Fort Worth
Blanche Gregory
the Sun
Closs O’sullivan
Barbers Hill High School
Kay Pyle
Woody Hornburg
Carvelynn Leonard Munson
Randy McCallum
Greg Ross
Randy Busch
Barbers Hill
Sandy Coffon
Edward Reiff
Warner Laughlin
Sharon Epperson
Judy, Harrell
Barbara Pyle
David Paul Jones
Lillie Duke
Cecil Noel Sutphins
Bellingrath Gardens
Alabama
Florida
James McCaleb
Bread Cast Upon Water Backfires on Lakewood Leader
LAKEWOOD CALIF. AP Win ie Anders led a self-styled Pueblo Indian Food List sending bread, food, clothing, sewing machines, and rifle bullets to Santo Domingo Pueblo north of Albuquerque. The tribe rejected aid, straining relations and prompting 1,500 dissenting voices to sever ties with Anders and her group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood
Calif
Anders
Pueblo Indian
Santo Domingo
Houston and La Porte win parts of annexation trial
Attorneys for Houston and La Porte claimed victory as a 12 member jury ruled in favor of La Porte on three of four charges. The disputes involved Home Rule Charter population thresholds, Taylor Lake and Clear Lake boundary lines, and the intent of the June 6 1960 ordinance. Houston succeeded on the boundary call not included in the original ordinance. Judgment by Judge Sam Johnson is set for April 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
la Porte
Sam Johnson
Hillsboro
Taylor Lake
Clear Lake
Johnson
Drought Relief Rain Moves Across Texas Amid Flooding
Rain eased Texas drought bringing relief to farmers and ranchers from the Pecos Valley to the Gulf with totals of several inches in Austin College Station San Antonio and Waco while a fatal collision occurred near Decatur involving Eldon Pittman 34 of Dallas. Continuous moisture marked a second straight day with a wide eastward rainfall extent and varied amounts across the state.
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Associated Press
Texas
Eldon Pittman
Dallas
Decatur
Pecos
Panhandle
Austin
College Station
San Antonio
Big Spring
Palacios and Wortham
Killeen
Laredo
Trinidad LH
Cotulla
Richland
Presidio
Waco
West
Ash -Si
Midland
San Angelo
Ennis
Tyler
Lufkin
Crandall
Corsicana
Fort Worth
Wichita Falls
Texarkana
Lubbock
Corpus Christi
Victoria
Beaumont
Mineral Wells
Toll
Lost Monkey Found at Mrs Beauford Fudge Home
A monkey wearing a collar is found in the garage of Mrs. Beauford Fudge at 2411 Ced ar Bayou Road and is not hers. The owner may claim it by visiting the home or calling 333-5306.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beauford Fudge
Cedar Bayou Road
Mrs. Fudge
Fudge
Bay Shore group to press netting ban at Austin hearing
Delegation from Bayshore Rod, Reel and Gun Club and East Harris County businessmen will travel to Austin to push HB 192 amendments aimed at halting commercial netting in Galveston Bay Chambers and Harris Counties. The fate of sport fishing hinges on the upcoming hearing and possible special acts, with Rep. Eckhardt optimistic about protection.
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Bayshore Rod, Reel and Gun Club
Texas Senate
State Parks Board
Game and Fish Commission
Parks and Wildlife Commission
Bayshore Group
Harris County
Austin
Galveston Bay
Chambers
Harris Counties
Lame Duck
Texas Game and Fish Commission
Baytown
Bob Eckhardt
M.T. Waddell
Grover Edge
Edge
Eckhardt
Funeral Services Held For 20 Year Baytown Resident
Funeral services for Horace Dill ard Jones 53 of 212 W Murrill were held at 3 pm Friday at Zarthman Chapel. Jones died at 7 20 am Thursday in a Galveston hospital. He had lived in Baytown 20 years and was retired from Humble Oil and Refining Co s Baytown Refinery. Burial was in Hill of Rest Cemetery under Earthman Funeral Home. Survivors include his wife, three daughters, three sisters, two brothers and six grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Dillard Jones
W. Murrill
Zarthman Chapel
Jones
Galveston
Baytown
Humble Oil and Refining Co
A. L. Jordan
Memorial Baptist Church
Hill of Rest Cemetery
Earthman Funeral Home
Beatttce Jones
G. L. Johnson
George H. Rohwedder
Deer Park
John D. Evans
Pasadena
2. L. Lamb
Normangee
Clyde Dawson
Hillsboro
H. H. Cole Man
Houston
Archie Jones
Longview
Loy Jones
Cleveland
Sun Grin Drive-In Banks In Cars' View Now And Then
The article notes that Sun Grin Drive-In banks were established so that the actual owners of the cars could see them periodically.
Budget Cuts Hit Pentagon and Post Office in Cap Hill Recalibration
Capitol Hill trims defense requests by 771 million and adds 363.7 million for RS-7 bomber while House reduces Post Office funding nearly 92 million despite postal worker protests. The overall defense and agency bill totals land just under Kennedy’s requests, with committees arguing modest reductions and a broader cooling of cold war procurement. House votes 385 to 37 to pass the measure and further trims emergency agency funding by about 202.75 million from 1.64 billion requested.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Senate Armed Services Committee
Defense Department
House
J. Edward Dey
Post Office Department
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
Senate
Dent Kennedy
Ling
Treasury
Post Office
House Appropriations Committee
Kennedy
Nine candidates for two school board seats face Saturday vote
About 14 000 eligible voters across 13 precincts cast ballots from 7 am to 7 pm for two open school board positions. Nine candidates contest, with Murray B Mangum withdrawn though still on the ballot. Campaigns split along pro and anti administration lines as past 4 3 board votes shape the race.
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Murray B. Mangum
Clifton Adams
Highlands
Knox T.beavers
Robert Stockton
Adams
Ware
H. H. Rosser
Ben M. Shirey
Baytown
Tom H. Chrisley Jr
Nelson D. Longnecker
Wooster Area
Beavers
Boyd Hill
Cedar Bayou
G. C. Carlson
Emnery H. Harbers
Roger B. Davis
REL Instructor Finishes Atom Study Project
Kenneth J. Voytek, a Robert E. Lee High School instructor, completed a 10 week Oak Ridge training session sponsored by the United States Atomic Energy Commission. He was among 27 participants from 13 states and Austria and Colombia. The thirteenth Oak Ridge Science Lecture Demonstration Program session began January 28 and aimed to upgrade science education and teaching techniques, including building classroom demonstration apparatus for return to Robert E. Lee High School for local use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth J. Vaytek
Robert E. Lee
Oak Ridge
Tenn
United States Atomic Energy Commission
Austria
Columia
Oak Ridge Institute of Nuclear Studies
Spst AG
Robert E. Lee High School
Voytek
Negotiations Resume Between Humble and Union
Negotiations continue at 8:30 a.m. with a federal labor conciliator to resolve differences in the contract expiring May 25. The union has offered lower wage demands while Humble officials say the company will stay firm unless the union proves refinery wages should average over 4.7 cents above top three payers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humble
OCAW
Avil
Humble Pioneer Club to Host Friday Games Night
The Humble Pioneer Club will hold its monthly games party at 7 p.m. Friday at the Bayshore Rod Reel and Gun Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humble Club
Humble Pioneer Club
Bayshore Rod, Reel, and Gun Club
Cubans in U.S. forces surpass 3000 in training drive
The Defense Department reports over 3,000 Cubans are training in U.S. armed forces. Most are refugees, with others former Bay of Pigs participants. They join across Army Navy Marine and Air Force units at sites including Fort Benning Fort Jackson and Lackland. Officers and enlisted members train at Ft Benning and San Diego. the program aims to aid refugees' employment and build skills.
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Washington
U.S
Defense Department
United States
Army
Navy
Air Force
Pentagon
Kennedy
Bay of Pigs
Marine Corps
Ft. Jackson
S.C
Ft. Benning
Navy Recruit Training Center
San
Bay of Pigs Brigade
Barbers Hill Votes On 7 Candidates
Barbers Hill faces a six candidate ballot for two school board seats with two write in rivals. Ballot names include Arthur C. Barrow M A Barrow A B Lawrence Warner Elliott L S Dillard and H W Andress Calv in Johns. D W Brazell withdrew and George Mills declined reelection. Absentee ballots closed March 26.
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Barbers Hi School “Board
Ben McLend
R. L. Tilton
W. H. Kilgore
Arthur C. Barrow
M. A. Barrow
Diamond al
Dillard
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Reds
White House
Ocaw Hall
E. Homan
J. D. Reavis
Robert F. Lee High School
Rough Riders
Rough Riders Club
Chamber of Commerce
Lewis Gentry
the Heights
Lewis A. Gentry Sr
Pearl Battarbee
Richard
Norman
Floyd
Vernon
Robert Battarbee
C. W. Hanson
Bulletin
IL H. Rosser
Itr
H. Rosser
Tom HW. Chrisley JR
G. C. Carlton
Mere Knox T. Beavers
Emery J. Harbers
Kenneth J. Voytek
Union
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