Sun Spots and Retirement Rumor At The Sun
The Sun's headline onLt Col. Jacobs indicates retirement but he will not retire until mid 1962. Drafting set stolen from a vacant house owned by Joe Ayler at Idlewood. intruders forced entry and damaged a window. Optimist club librarian Lester Zerwekh Jr. reports a window smashed at his home and blinds damaged during a break in. National Library Week events noted at Humble Baytown center with brewing window pane damage. David W Jeffrey to present Two Phase Cocurrent Flow in Packed Beds at Georgia Tech with Humble Oil work. Pioneer Students Club to hold annual banquet at Rebel Inn with Chester Rogers as speaker. Bethel Mission to host fellowship meeting open to the public with Glenda Graham speaking.
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Ate Zerwekh Jr
Firth
Humble
Baytown
Georgia Institute of Technology
Atlanta
R. P. Larkins
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Khrushchev denounces Cuban invasion to Kennedy
Moscow reports Khrushchev called the Cuban invasion all crime provoking worldwide backlash. He argued Washington funded armed mercenaries who invaded Cuba in a message to Kennedy handed to US chargé d’affaires Freers. In Washington, Kennedy named General Maxwell D. Taylor to survey US nonconventional warfare capabilities. New York assigns AP correspondents Milks and Berrelez to Havana, presumed under arrest.
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New York
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Harold K. Milks
Chicf
Caribbean
Robert Berrelez
Gander Gazette Ad Man Wins REL Pruett Award
James Clyde Martin Jr a senior at Robert E Lee high school became the first boy to win the Olive Pruett award for journalism excellence. The prize honors the memory of Olive Pruett and was announced by Miss Verner Liles at a journalism dinner at San Jacinto Inn. Martin, advertising manager of The Gander Gazette, plans to study government and political science at the University of Texas.
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Robert B. Lee
Olive Pruett
Robert BE. Lee
Verner Liles
Anning
San Jacinto Inn
Fred Hartman
Baytown
Young
Gander Gazette
Miss Liles
Janice LeBlanc
Judy Lively
Jackie van Wagner
Linda Kay Ringer
Judy Wanzer
Molly Bowers
Martin
University of Texas
Journalism Lass
Fiazelta
Lee Teasherischoss
Robert E Lee yearbook notes and local tidbits
The Traveler yearbook page highlights Virginia Cook handling $7000 reported by a sales crew while Bill Broyles eyeing next week’s entries. Other lines mention Lester Alford's reflections, Leonard Derden’s grand jury honor, Mrs Wills Cobb hospitalized in Galveston, April remnants of summer heat, Congressman Alber staff, Red Woods’ return to town, W B McGregor killing a snake, Charins Turner’s awaited letter, and Edna Stokley’s phone restoration.
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Virginia Cook
Bill Broyles
Lester Alford
Leonard Derden
Wills Cobb
Galveston
Alber
Thomas
Red Woods
W. B. McGregor
Nareile
Charins Tarner
Edna Stokley
Robber Snatches 35000 From Alamo Bank in Texas
An hooded gunman robbed First State Bank in Alamo Texas and escaped with 35000 after tying up six employees. The alarm was not raised until 8 45 a m as the robber waited for the staff to arrive and free themselves. The thief is described as about 60 years old and possibly headed toward Mexico with a car. The bridge to the border lies 19 miles away.
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Tex
First State
Mexico
W. S. Ray
Bank
F. Everett Knapp
Manuel Cortez
Cortez
Broadcast Monitors Cuba Invasion Fight For Help On Way
The Swan Island monitored broadcast urged Cuban rebel battalions not to surrender while reporting new landings and troop moves. Castro’s regime displayed prisoners on Havana TV as arrests spread, amid claims of wounded Ernesto Guevara and a Castro Day celebration planned by the government.
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Central America
Swan Island
Havana
North America
Miami
Fla
Cuba
Tebel
The
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Washington
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Castro
the Times
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Jose Mira Cardona
San Jacinto Day events honor Texas fight for independence
Gov Daniel hails Castro as future tyrant likening him to Santa Anna during San Jacinto battleground ceremonies. Texas Navy review aboard Sam Houston, 200 boats, and 3000 attending 125th anniversary events. Miss Jo Faith Hutton crowned queen after parade from Battleship Texas to San Jacinto Monument.
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Texas Navy
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Houston
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Texas
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UN General Assembly backs mild resolution on US Cuba tensions
The General Assembly adopts a tempered call urging all nations to take practicable steps to ease U S Cuban strain. Brazil and Argentina pledge to resist Communist penetration in the Western Hemisphere and back Kennedy's Alliance for Progress. Eichmann trial testimony highlights Jewish destruction in Europe. James Mellon dies at 57. De Gaulle cited as restoring authority in Algeria amid mutiny. Strong police actions disperse anti American demonstrators in Mexico City as the Assembly ends its marathon session by approving a 100 million UN Congo fund.
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Baytown youths shine in Texas horse show circuit
Four Baytown youngsters from the Sam Houston Hunt Club prepare for the Texas Hunter and Jumper Association show at Badgepark Stables in Houston. The under twelve team, led by Garry and Georg Cappleman, will contest ten events across two divisions with awards for each and champion titles.
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Texas Hunter and Jumper Association
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Finland
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Dauzh- Houston
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Bennie McDaniel
Nancy Gilerald
Susan
Ann Souby
Dej
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Souby
Myriel
Mooney
Vernister
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Haynes
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Pare Soubler
Mir ‘Tamation
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Nova
Hoonah
Dirent
Ison
Weatier
Cappleman
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Georg
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Pin Oks
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Annearh
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SAM Houston Hirt Club
Treas Hunter and Jumper Association
Edge Park Stables
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Fett
Mirted Mooney
Ron Sorby
Best All Around Honor For Thantha Davis In The Innocents
Thantha Davis of Robert FO Lee Wich earned top all around honors for her role in The Innocents. The recognition highlights Davis as a standout performer in the production at the local theater scene.
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Robert FO Lee Wich
Atfrese
Summers Heat Hits Texas Cities With High 100s
Sweltering summer heat gripped Texas with Presidio reaching 104 degrees and readings in the 80s across many cities. Dawn temperatures ranged from 49 at Dalhart to 75 at McAllen, as skies varied from cloudy to clear. No significant rain fell Friday, though Panhandle thunder showers and cooler air were forecast for later Saturday.
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Presidio
Mercury
Laredo
Childress
Lobbock
Amarillo
Dalhart
McAllen
Dallas
Panhandle
New Chieftains Go To Algeria
Paris reports Premier Michel Debre named Louis Joxe with full powers and Gen. Jean Olie as commander in chief to run Algeria amid an insurgent military threat. They replace Jean Morin and Gen. Fernand Gambier, who are being held in Algiers, as De Gaulle orders a cabinet review and tight security nationwide.
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de Gaulle
Jean Olie
Algeria
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Joxe
Olie
Jean Morin
Fernand Gambier
Algiers
Debre
Paris
Charles
France
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Elysee Palace
Toulon
Eisenhower
Defense
Salinger
Kennedy
Nelson A. Roche
New York
Louis Terrenoire
Kennedy-Eisenhower meet on Cuban crisis at Camp David
President Kennedy and former President Eisenhower held talks at Camp David to rally national support for steps to address the Cuban crisis. A White House note said Cuba dominated the session while leaving open discussions on broader Cold War issues with the Soviet Union. President Kennedy earlier convened the National Security Council to review possible moves as a thorough study was ordered into the failed rebel invasion and intelligence miscalculations.
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National Security Council
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Anie
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Catoctin Mountain
Gettysburg
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