Congress Approves Bill Allowing Wire Tap Evidence
Congressional roundup notes the House expected to approve the antitraitor bill permitting wiretap evidence in prosecutions of subversives with a key provision allowing attorney general authorization for past or future taps. Debate centers on retroactivity and federal court orders. Senate actions on taxes, highways, and Indo-China policy also summarized.
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Congressional
House
Washington
Supreme Court
Kenneth B. Keating Ryui
Attorney General
Senate Finance Committee
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Senate
Indo-China
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Eisenhower
Congress
J. William Filbright
Ark
United States
Free World
Southeast Asia
Mrs Ceona Davis Of Seabrook Dies
Mrs Ceona Davis 80 of Seabrook died Tuesday at the home of her daughter Miss Letha Davis a Seabrook teacher. Body lay in state at Art Simpson Funeral Home La Forte, then Wallace Funeral Home Tulia to conduct services. Survived by daughter Letha. another daughter Mrs G W Burress of Lubbock. and three sons J E Davis Boulder Cole W A Davis Albuquerque NM and V E Davis Tulia.
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Ceona Davis
Seabrook
Art Simpson
la Forte
Wallace
Tulia
Davis
Letha Davis
G. W. Burress
Lubbock
J. E. Davis
Boulder
Cole
W. A. Davis
Albuquerque
N. M
V. E. Davis
Evening Radio Schedule With Local News and Music
The listing outlines a hometown radio day with shows on 1360 AM featuring news at 4 56 and 8 05 local sports and a parade of music segments including Manley Hicks and the Army Band. It lists morning Latin Hour Dinner Music and a series of headlines and club segments across the day.
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Revorth
Cedar Bayou” High
Pat “Stallworth
Cobalt Threat Outlined Across European Strip
The article describes a cobalt bomb scenario extending from Leningrad to Odessa and Prague to the Urals, asserting a 1 500 mile wide and 3 000 mile deep impact. It notes hydrogen test results at Eniwetok imply cobalt bombs can be built by any hydrogen bomb capable power.
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Page
Leningrad
Odessa
Prague
Ural Mountains
Brown
Eniwetok
Leo Szilard
University of Chicago
the Times
Lea Thanks Voters For Election Support
Luther Lea, a District 4 City Council candidate who lost Tuesday, thanked voters for their support. He said he enjoyed the experience, learned a lot, and urged more people to participate in political activities.
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Luther Lea
Easter- (Continued from Page One) Mary and the crucifixion scene
Dramatic narrative describes Mary at the cross and Jesus’ final words “It is finished.” The crowd grows hushed as darkness falls and miraculous events unfold, with a whispered claim “I christ” and the moment of divine forsakenness. Tomorrow promises resurrection.
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Mary
John
Jesus
Felow
Lions Will Elect New Club Officers
First nominations for Lions club officers for the coming year were received Tuesday with more expected next Tuesday. Election is set for April 27 at the Tower luncheon. Nominations include president Dr. Ben Ammons. vice presidents L. C. Ferguson M. P. Fuller Ben Magness. Lion-tamer Taylor Gerber Emmett Hutto. tail-twister C. M. Bond Dr. Julian Spring. treasurer N. B. Ballard E. W. Froehner. secretary George Bennett. directors R. L. Gillette Nelson Bass J Burkett. A Boys Quartet from Robert E. Lee high school provided music.
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Lions Club
the Tower
Ben Ammons
L. C. Ferguson
M. P. Fuller
Ben Magness
Taylor Gerber
Emmett Hutto
C. M. Bond
Julian Spring
N. B. Ballard
E.W. Froehner
George Bennett
R. L. Gillette
Nelson Bass
J. ©. Burkett
Robert
Lee High School
Roy Elms
Schachtels Book Review Set at Lee College Auditorium
Rabbi Hyman J. Schachtel presents a review of Joyce Cary's Ex cept the Lord at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Lee College auditorium. Proceeds go to the Baytown Library. tickets available in advance from Friends of the Baytown Library directors or downtown outlets Town and Country Style Shoppe Style Shoppe and Dr Julian Spring office.
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Hyman J. Schachtel
Joyce Cary
Lee College
Friends of the
Baytown
Karl Bracker
Julian Spring
Lee College Auditorium
Baytown Sun masthead and subscription rates list
The Baytown Sun publication details its offices at Pearce and Rahbel in Baytown Texas with staff roles and pricing. It lists subscription options including monthly and multi month rates, and notes periodical postage and advertising representation.
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Sacn
Beytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Rahbel
Baytown
Texsa
Fred Radman -Edder
Puotisner Syd
Gould
Beulah Mae Jac Ve
Warren Edwards
Carrias
Mall
Armed Services
Texas
Postoffica
Congress
Baytown police raid and local bawdy-house controversy
Baytown officials faced questions over a long-standing bawdy-house situation at the Main hotel bar, with critics calling the area a sanctuary of evil and police pledging to enforce the law. The raid led to arrests and the hotel remaining closed while investigations continued, amid broader testimony from Houston officers and bank officials.
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Baytown
Montgomery
WW. EB. McKee
Grand Jury
Ben &. Morris
J. M. Levrier
Houston
F. W Turbiville
Otto Bodry
Ayres
Turbiville
Bodry
William H. Scott
Lorraine
Lou) Ayres
Curley Meyers
Vicki Holmes
Betty K. Richardson Tolbert
McCarthy Delivers Calm TV Address On Communism Claims
McCarthy defended his anti communist stance during a filmed Tucson interview. He traced 100 years of communism to answer Murrow charges and claimed China, Manchuria, Korea, and regions fell to communism due to communist manipulation. He spoke calmly, using maps and occasional fist clenching.
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Rage Yung
Erence
Tucson
Ariz
McCarthy
Murrow
Manchuria
Kurile Islands
Korea
China
Edward R. Murrow
Republic of China
Livestock Prices From Fort Worth Market Report April 7
Livestock market notes from Fort Worth show cattle mostly steady with stockers and low-grade cows, good to choice slaughter steers, heifers and yearlings priced 14 to 21 dollars per cwt. Calves steady 17 to 21 for killers, stocker calves 14 to 19.50. Hogs at 25 cents for butchers, sows steady 22 to 24.56. Tower dealers quote hogs and sows with weights 160 to 185 pounds and 27.25 to 27.50 for butchers.
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Fort Worth
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Joseph R. McCarthy
Army
Boston Aittorney
Samuel BP. Sears
Lea
Dickie McBride
Laura Lee
Freddie Real
Percy Kilbride
Decker
Gunfighter
Forrest Tucker
California
Howard Duff
Awbott & Costello
DR. Jekye
Hyde
Wacher
Ero Heyes Reese
Precixot Wm
Weretrena Bom AT and Tous Te
Amer Woolens Sakeee Ary Callam Srrerece
Anaconda Copper Te
Ewe
Theses
Beth Steel
Campbell
Calvan Oileee
Vf Canada So Oil Tere
Clayton
Sipan
Boucher
Chi Corp Aeeee
Chrysler Corp . Oo
Carib
Rio Columb Gag
Ene Dow Chem
du Pont
LE Eastman Kodak
Eee Sens
el Paso Nat'l Gas
Fairchild Eng
Freeport
Syeren
Gen Electric
Gen Motors
Gen Tire
Ss Bees
Gillette
Kirby Pet
Libby MaNoes
Liggett and Myers
Ohio Oil
Ae Pac Petnes
Packard Motors Tees
Pac West Oil
Arrerdee
Panhandle P
Rpennes
Phillips Pet
Brerey
Richfield Oil
Rem Rand
Steelsevere St. Regis Paper
Sinclair Oil
Sovony-Vac
Pacif Oeneer
Stan Oil
Ind
Ohio
Aueseee
Sunray Oil
Aes
Texas Co
ATG
Texas Gulf
Tex Gulf Sulpheedeke
Tidewater Corp
Bedeaee
Union Oil of Calit
Steel Tomes
Roeedenbne Ts Wilson
Woodley Pet
Nee May
Cotton Down
Lions
Schachtel
Che Baytoun Hun
Maytag
Redwood Air-Fle Fence CO
Bill Draper
del Power
Big Spring
Tex
Jess Slaughter
Willard M. Anderson
Lamesa
Willard II
Charles Anderson
Tyler
Strings
Whitcoats
East Texas Ave
Wilkie
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