Army to Disband 824 Reserve Guard Units
Washington AP reports the Army plans broad cuts in Guard and Reserve forces, disbanding about 824 units, mostly small detachments across many states. The move aims to reconfigure eight divisions into brigades and create six ready divisions, with governors needing to approve state-level eliminations. Officials warn the plan hinges on attrition and political approval, while HQs could preserve core reserve roles for future mobilization.
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Adenauer's Successor Is Large German Question
Bon n Germany AP reports the search for Konrad Adenauer's successor grows as the 96 year old pauses in Italy. Ludwig Erhard and Franz Joseph Strauss head a list of possible successors while Adenauer's term may extend beyond 1965. Other potential contenders include Heinrich Krone, Leoni rich von Brentano, Gerhard Schroeder, and Hermann Dutt sax.
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Climate Effect Of Indians Is Under Study
Washington based researchers compare two American Indian tribes to assess climate and heredity in arthritis and rheumatism. The Public Health Service notes long interest in climate changes for sufferers, but finds no conclusive proof that relocation aids. A Blackfeet study in Montana precedes a desert Southwest tribal comparison next year to pin down climate’s role.
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First Child Likely To Be Smartest One
A 7000 child study suggests the first-born is likely the smartest in school and the pride of parents while younger siblings grow up less confident. The research was led by Mrs. Michael Stewart of Holborn Arganved Tutorial Classy and a University of London psychologist.
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Noon Call and Catholic groups target desegregation debate
A fragmented list of companies, organizations, and names frames a discussion on Catholic lay groups and charity groups amid a public dispute over school desegregation. Attacks on Archbishop Rummel and an adjutant are noted as part of broader tensions within the community.
Desegregation Stand Sparks Threats in New Orleans
In New Orleans Francis Rummel parish layman Dittmann says life was threatened after he appeared on TV to announce formation of a committee backing desegregation of parochial schools. The move supports Arch Bishop Rummel on desegregation.
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Four Year Old Sits In On Seattle Council
An AP dispatch reports a Seattle City Council meeting where a four year old, Daniel Dancer, attended and sat at the head of the committee table amid discussions on street paving and sewer projects. The child’s mother later escorted him from the room. Belgium is noted as Europe’s most densely populated country.
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Excommunication threat amid church dispute and plant menace
Archbishop Gaillot warns Mrs. Gaillot that disobedience to church orders will lead to excommunication. The article links a push for integration to expressed faith disputes. Separately, the Bureau of Land Management reports a halogeton infestation across western states, with 71 million infested acres in federal lands, notably Nevada, Idaho, Utah, and Wyoming, threatening cattle and sheep forage.
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Armstrong Pledges X-15 Flight Limits Surpassed
Apollo era test article reports X-15 pilot Neil Armstrong stating no bugs would prevent surpassing 250000 foot limits after a momentary power failure. The craft flew nearly 34 miles with minor issues, as automatic control system tests proceed.
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Car Theft Report From Local Resident
Car owner Car Stelen C. N. Smith of 2 Price reported to police Monday that his vehicle was stolen over the weekend. He said he left the keys in the sun visor.
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Hubcaps Missing From George Towler’s Car
George Towler of 701 Gresham reported hubcaps stolen from his car while it was parked in front of his house Monday afternoon.
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Red Intervention in Viet Nam Not Expected
General Paul B. Harkins in Saigon says no decisive shift to open intervention by powers. He notes Viet Cong tactics unchanged and U.S. advisory support to Vietnamese forces continues in the three corps areas, with fighting by guerrillas in the south and north.
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Little Arcade Railroad to Start Passenger Service
Arcade and Attica railroad plans to begin carrying passengers as major lines trim service. The small line aims to offer local trips amid a nationwide pullback.
Funeral services for Lee Roy Baker held Wednesday
Funeral services will be held at 2 p m Wednesday for Lee Roy Baker 43 of Gene Barkaloo Road pronounced dead on arrival at Gulf Coast Hospital after a heart attack in his yard. Native of Richards Texas he moved to Baytown 20 years ago worked as a boiler maker at Humble Oil and Refining Co Baytown refinery. Survived by widow Beetha R Baker three brothers and other relatives. Burial Cedarcrest Cemetery under direction of Paul U Lee Funeral Home with Masonic rites conducted by Goose Creek Lodge No 32.
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CV School Board Swears In New Member at First Meeting
CV ISD held its first year meeting at 7 p m Monday. Lovard Barr the new member was sworn in. New officers named include Lloyd Robert son as chairman Jodie Tidwell as vice chairman Jess Evans as secretary C W Holliman as secretary pro tem and Lovard Barr as parliamentarian.
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