Johnson backs Brazil coup leader in U S acknowledgement
President Johnson sent warm regards to Paschoal Ranieri Mazzilli and recognized his installation as Brazil's head of government after Joao Goulart's ouster. The brief message signals U S recognition of the new regime within a day of Mazzilli taking office, aiming to improve relations while omitting mention of Goulart. The American stance follows the military takeover and reflects a cautious approach to leftist influence in the region.
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Washington
Johnson
Brazil
Paschoal Raniero Mazzilli
Joao Goulart
U.S
Mazzilli
Goulart
Chamber of Deputies
T Jook
South America
United States
New Mexico University Tries New Experiment
Portales New Mexico University leaders describe ENMU religion chairs and ministerial programs serving regional churches. The Church of Christ chair leads with sixteen ministerial students, while Baptist and Methodist chairs supply varying numbers of candidates for pulpits and seminaries.
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New Mexico University
New Mexico
West Texas
ENMU
Southwest
Church of Christ Bible
Steven Eckstein
REL Art Exhibit Draws Nine Dozen Entries At Library
The REL Art Club displays 96 expected entries at Sterling Municipal Library with works from Baytown junior high and high school classes. hours are 1 to 6 p m Saturday and 2 to 5 p m Sunday. judges are Brentzel Sishon and McCartney. winners receive ribbons medals or a gold key for popular vote. public welcome.
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Robert E. Lee High School
Sterling Municipal Library
Baytown
Bill Brentzel
Horace Mann Junior High
Coleen Sishon
Revelle Leads Panel On Desalting Nuclear Plants
Revelle chaired a president's Office of Science and Technology task group reviewing Oak Ridge proposals. They concluded large nuclear electric power stations could pair with desalting plants to produce fresh water from sea water. Estimated cost is 20 to 23 cents per 1,000 gallons, versus current sea water conversion costs of $1 to $1.50 per thousand gallons.
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Revelle
President
Glenn Convalesces at Home After Head Injury
Lt Col John Glenn, former astronaut and Senate candidate, is recuperating at his Seabrook home after leaving a San Antonio hospital. He plans to rest and recover with no immediate campaign activity, following a head injury in his Columbus apartment five days before his retirement from the Marine Corps.
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Houston
Tex
John Glenn
U.S. Senate
Seabrook
Ohio
Hej
Columbus
Marine Corps
Corps i
Honors Day Visitor Attends UT Convocation in Austin
Mrs W C Underwood of Mont Belvieu visiting Austin for the sixth annual Honors Day Convocation at the University of Texas. Her son W C Jr, a UT junior majoring in mathematics and physics, is an honor student slated to participate in the honors day ceremony.
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W. C. Underwood
Mont Belvieu
Austin
University of Texas
W. C. Jr
Wisconsin primary race tightens GOP edge in race
Milwaukee AP report notes Democrats clash within the party while Republicans gain leverage as Wisconsin prepares for the second presidential primary. Wallace camps a civil rights focus amid mixed receptions. Johnson ally Gronouski joins Wallace. Byrnes leads GOP to skip primary. Knowles faces Wallace critique. Voters may cross over in a split primary, Democrats fear.
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Milwaukee. Wis
Wisconsin
Johnson
John W. Reynolds
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Washington
John Gronouski
John W. Byrnes
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Civic Club
Madison Exchange Club
Taursay
Reynolds
Byrnes
Warren Knowles
MacArthur Incoma Report Amid Health Update
A medical bulletin from Wal ter Reed General Hospital notes General Douglas MacArthur showing signs of entering a peaceful coma with no clear cause. Doctors detailed vital signs, reporting blood pressure near normal and heart rate at 96 beats per minute, marking no decisive change from prior readings.
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Army
Walter Reed General Hospital
Douglas MacArthur
Tornado Strikes Pleasant Valley With Minor Casualties
A tornado swept the West Wichita Falls area of Pleasant Valley sparing downtown. It caused heavy damage in Sunset Terrace and Lincoln Heights then hit a heavily populated air base including nurses quarters and barracks. Several deaths are listed among victims including Alfred Miller and Renee Caswell. Residents sought shelter under passes. cars were abandoned and debris filled streets. Wichita Falls city officials praised the low casualty count and noted school reactions to keep children indoors. Earlier, a tornado near Lake Texoma caused $250,000 damage to boat docks with ten trailers overturned and minor injuries.
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Wichitay Falls
Pleasant Valley
Sunset Terrace
Lincoln Heights
Air Base
Alfred Miller
First National Bank
Dawson ‘Minear
Charles Harmey
Carl E. Hoeffliger
Emile Caswell
Renee
Hazel Rea Collins
R. V. Hendricks
Bentley
Lewis
Record-News
KAUZ
Wichita Falls
Jack Davis
Eaeldren
Lake Texoma
Denison
Graham
Breckenridge
Graham Court House
Vocational Nurses Meet Tuesday in Pasadena
The Harris County Society of the Texas League of Vocational Nurses will hold a special meeting for all licensed vocational nurses in Harris County at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Medical Conference Room of Pasadena Bayshore Hospital on Spencer Highway. Dr. Jedd Harris Green of Pasadena will speak on the uses and abuses of tranquilizers. All licensed vocational nurses and hospital personnel are invited.
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Harris County Society
Texas League of Vocational Nurses
Harris County
Pasadena Bayshore
Spencer Highway
Pasaena
Jedd Harris Green
Pasadena
U 5
Latter-day Saints to Hear McKay at Salt Lake Conference
The Tabernacle in Salt Lake City hosts the 134th General Conference with President David O. McKay addressing a broad radio and TV audience. The event, beginning Saturday morning, features leaders from the First Presidency and Council of Twelve, with the Tabernacle Choir providing music. Channel 11 will televise Sunday sessions to Baytown viewers, and Baytown ward services occur at WOU WN Pruett with two meetings.
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Tabernacle
Salt Lake City
David O. McKay
United States
Hawaii
Alaska
Canada
Europe
Asia
Africa
South America
Caribbean
McKay
Church of Jesus ‘Christ of Latter-day Saints
Fayette
Seneca County
N.S
First Presidency
Council of Twelve
First Council of the
Tabernacle Choir
Channel 11
Baytown
Mormon’ Church
Wou WN
Pruett
Morris Morris Dies at 2:30 in Land Lakes Funeral Planned
Funeral notices state George Washington Morris Stepps, formerly of Boylena, will be laid to rest after a 2 p.m. service at St Mark's Methodist Church in Poul U. Rites at Cedar Crest Cemetery will follow a graveside service. Surviving are his widow Rosa Morris of Land Lakes, two sons Grace and Clyde Morris of Boytown, four brothers Harvey Gene Harold Morris all of Boytown, Julius Morris of Golves, a sister Emile Ruth Woods of Houston, two grandchildren Gorissa and Kenneth Grady Mort. Morris retired from Humble G I L Gad Refining Co.'s Baytown Refinery in 1951 after 39 years in the utilities department. Police will be staff from several precincts. Honorary pallbearers include cousins.
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Land- Lakes
Grace Ald Clyde Morty
Attties
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Jeff Tosner
Somes Cast
Orby Chopin
W. He Carleton
Ed Biystone
Harris aAlBeey Haireynpsen
Magsonic Lodge
Johnson's radio address cites NATO unity above ego
President Johnson spoke to an international audience on nationwide radio and television while avoiding direct reference to Charles de Gaulle. He quoted French reformer Robert Schuman on nations and welfare, stressing human solidarity over aggressive nationalism as NATO leaders and former NATO commanders listened alongside Congress and ambassadors.
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France
Johnson
Namhe
Robert Schumax
NATO
Congress
Deen Acheson
Alfred.M_ Gruenther
Lauris ‘Norstad
Matthew B. Ridgway
Catholics Plan To Use More English In Mass
In Washington American Catholic leaders moved toward greater use of English in Mass and sacraments. About 200 archbishops and bishops plus four of five American cardinals met in secret at Catholic University to approve translations and indicate when the vernacular will replace Latin. Officials expect final approval from Rome and a potential start on the first Sunday in Advent. Cardinal Spellman Cardinal Ritter Cardinal McIntyre Cardinal Meyer attended. Cardinal Cushing was absent.
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Washington
Rome
Catholic University
Ecumenical Council
John F. Dearden
Detroit
Nossin
Dearden
U.S
Bishops’ Commission
Philadelphia
Vatican’ Ecumenical
Francis Cardins
Spellman
New York
James Cardinal Ritter
St. Louis
James
Francis Cardinal McIntyre
Los Angeles
Albert Cardinal Meyer
Chicago
Richard Cardinal’ Cushing
Boston
Wheat prices rise 6 to 9 cents in weekly report
Washington AP reports wheat prices advanced 6 to 9 cents a bushel last week amid high offerings and strong miller and exporter demand. The Agriculture Department notes buyers show little selling interest and expects prices to ease to a farm average of 1.26 to 1.29 by the new crop harvest.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Reed Promoted to Senior Research Chemist at Humble Baytown
DR J J R Reed has been promoted to senior research chemist in the analytical research section at Humble Oil and Refining Co s Baytown refinery Reed works on nuclear magnetic resonance techniques and their application to analyzing fuels and petrochemicals
Discrimination alleged at U S bases in North and South
Alfred Fittz deputy says racial bias exists at Northern and Southern bases. Only 21 of 305 bases studied got a clean bill. Pentagon civil rights chief notes progress from negotiations but reports remain on treatment of Negro servicemen and families. Some bases in Texas and Oklahoma cited.
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Alfred B
Fittz
Jant
Associated
Unif
Fitt
Fitts
Pentagon
Officaschoosing
Panama Canal Treaty Talks Seek Fair Agreement
Negotiators in Panama and the United States pursue a 2 sided path to a fair agreement within constitutional processes. The March 15 accord promised discussions on differences, but the new understanding omits that conditional commitment, easing rounds to restore normal relations despite earlier misreadings about treaty revisions.
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United States
Panama
U.s.senate
Chishi
Johnson
One Man Show of Thelma Ste. Paintings at Ken's Bar
The Baytown Art League presents eight paintings by Thelma Ste. on display at Ken's Food Bar. The artist centers her works on themes exploring America and its early days, offering a focused study in regional art.
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Thelma Ste
Ken
Baytown Art League
Earl
America
Birth of Tammy Jo Shugart in Baytown area
Mr. and Mrs. T. A Shugart announce the birth of their daughter Tammy Jo on March 27 at Gulf Coast Hospital. The baby weighs eight pounds and is welcomed by brother Tommy Gene. Grandparents are Mrs. Stella Shugart and Mr. Horace Palmer, all of Baytown. Great grandmother Betty Harp of Channelview also noted.
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Shugart
S." Whiting
Tammy Jo
Gulf Coast Hospital
Tommy Gene
Stella “Shugart
Afr
Horace Palmer
Baytown
Aes
Betty Harp
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