Sun Spots Funeral for Mosley in Corpus Christi
Funeral services for Thomas E. Mosley Will be held at 4 p m Thursday at Cage Mills Funeral Home Corpus Christi He died Tuesday He was father of Rev J F Mosley pastor of Trinity Free Methodist Camp of Baytown Also notes on local schooling and events across Crosby Anahuac and Baytown counties including ROTC and civil service appointments
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Cage Mills Funeral Home
Corpus Christi
Thomas E. Mosley
J. F. Mosley
Trinity Free Methodist Camp
Baytown
Susan
Pasadena
Baytown Area Sees Hot and Clear to Partly Cloudy Weather
Weather in the Baytown area will stay hot and clear to partly cloudy through Thursday. The high reached 98 on both Tuesday and Wednesday, with Wednesday the peak temperature.
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Baytown
Baytown social notes span travel, arrivals, and local chatter
Lt. Louis M. Canant and wife Martha visit Bay town. he returns from Carrier Division 5 in the Far East and will be stationed at NAS North Island. Local items include Knights of Columbus materials from Ray Helpert, Bobby Sutphin’s return to The Sun, teacher info help from Mark Fisher, and vacation plans for Sue Jones and Martha Lilly. Penny Curtin’s name omission triggers a style-show complaint. a blue parakeet in Glen Arbor prompts a call to Mrs. Musgrove. Tex Tyler discusses Crosby rodeo plans. longtime patrons savor fair ko laches. Pat Ball notes for news. church piano thanks from Candy Rantist Church group. Edah Mae Bass bakes a cake. Normalcy Pinett returns from New York and Connecticut with theater trips and friends in New York, Bridgeport, and Coney Island. Visitors from Atlanta and Augusta plan trips, and Prima Hankins arrives at Houston airport for Baytown visit with grandmother. L. A. Hankins recovers at home after hospital stay from a car injury.
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the Sun
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Gregory
Bay
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Prima
Marie Jackson
Houston
Lawson
Hanking Jr
Atlanta
L. A. Hankins
Dance At KC Hall Hosts Knights of Columbus Dance
The Knights of Columbus Hall will stage a dance at 9 p.m. Saturday with admission set at $2 per couple. The event is open to the public.
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KC. Hall
Knights OF Columbus Hall
Official Swears Estes Mentioned Marshall's Death
Washington AP A government official swore Estes mentioned Henry Marshall's death while threatening to halt a federal cotton investigation. Wilson Tucker testified that Estes and lawyer Dennison visited last Oct 18 and warned the Kennedy administration.
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Billie Sol Estes
Henry Marshall
Estes
Wilson Tucker
Agriculture Department
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Texas
Marshall
Texas Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Tucker
Joe P. Dennison
Kennedy
Persson
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Subcommittee
Teenagers Injured When Car Hits Pole on East James Street
At 5 45 p m Thursday two teenage boys were injured when the car they rode crashed into a utility pole in the 200 block of East James Street. Claude L Shamblin 18 Route 1 1710 Cedar Bayou Lynch oars Road and Lee Denman Lowell 14 Cedar Bayou Sta tion were treated at Baytown Hospital for fractured noses and other injuries. Patrolman M J Gill investigated the accident saying Shamblin lost control while dodging another car turning into a private driveway and brakes failed.
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East James Street
Baytown Hospital
Claude L. Shamblin
Route 1
Cedar Bayou
Lynchoars Road
Lee Denman Lowell
M. J. Gill
Shamblin
Gill
Silk
Bie
Four Russian ships leave after Pacific nuclear test
Washington reports four Russian instrument ships steered away from the Pacific after the 200 mile high July test over Johnston Island. The high altitude shot is said to have yielded important data on effects of an enormous explosion on communications and radar. Indirectly the disclosure notes potential insights for U S science.
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Washington
U.S
Pacific
Johnston Island
U.S. Scientinisc
U S and Russia disagree over new nuclear test ban
President Kennedy weighs a two track approach amid reports of U S and Soviet pressure for a ban on atmospheric and underwater nuclear tests. A possible partial prohibition would curb radioactive fallout and rely on existing detection systems. The White House meets with top aides to decide on further high altitude tests and broader negotiations.
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U.S
Soviet Union
Kennedy
White House
Dean Rusk
Robert 5. McNamara
Kelsey Halts Thalidomide Import After Dangers Noted
FDA official Dr Frances Kelsey testified before a Senate subcommittee that she flagged insufficient safety data on the German tranquilizer thalidomide. Her action blocked wide distribution in the United States amid calls for better international drug information exchange. Senate leaders noted luck aided preventing infant deformities. Larrick confirmed no proven cases from US testing programs.
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Fran‘ces O. Kelsey
Food and Drug Administration
Kelsey
Senate
FDA
George P. Larrick
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
West Germany
Larrick
U.S
Richardson, Mercell, Inc
New York
FIA
Humphrey
Frances Kelsey
Goof Off Age Named By Alabama Educator
Montgomery AP report cites Dr. Houston Oates of Jacksonville State College calling current era “The Age of Goof Off” at a principals conference. He notes surveys showing Americans waste about half of an eight hour day on coffee idle time and trivial activities.
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Montgomery
Ala
Anvellca
Houston Oate
Jacksonville State College
Alabama
Moonshine Tales From Houston and Tennessee Hills
A Houston Post moonshine feature recalls raids on illicit stills and the bootleg trade. Revenooers comb moonshine camps in the Tennessee hills while Alabama lore and local papers frame the dangers, police pursuits, and the high stakes of illegal liquor.
Baytown Little Theater Week Proclaimed by Mayor
A Baytown proclamation names Baytown Little Theater Week with an open house Friday at the Little Theater building. Mayor Al Clayton signed the declaration, backing a $10,000 fund drive toward the Lakewood property and building. The Friday open house runs 3 to 7 p.m. with refreshments, while donations—tax deductible—aim to cover an estimated $25,000 theater project.
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Baytown
Little Theater
al Clayton
Little Theater Week
Lakewood
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James T. Richardson
Chamber of Commerce
Baytown Lions
Women's Association
Goose Creek Country Club
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Baytown Little Theater
Bayway Drive
Imodeling
Nenprofit
Senate Ends Filibuster On Satellite Bill
The Senate ends the filibuster on the administration satellite bill by sending it to the Foreign Relations Committee with an Aug 10 deadline for action. Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield urged quicker action as debate resumes, while opponents warned a new filibuster remains possible.
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Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Russell B. Long
D-La
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
World and Nation in Brief
Ford Foundation announces a one million dollar grant to six American universities to strengthen research and training resources. United Nations urges Latins to bar trade with Katanga as Congo seeks rejoin. Houston to add a largest multi story apartment building costing nine point two five million on South Main. Walter Ulbricht leaves for Soviet Union amid Berlin crisis rumors. U.S. launches a balloon mission with two monkeys and two hamsters to study cosmic rays. James M. Gavin resigns as ambassador to France. Auto industry strike overautomation affects about sixteen thousand workers. President Kennedy signs a large foreign aid package. Algeria faces political feuds with arrests and negotiations. Civil Aeronautics Board blames dynamite damage for May twenty two Continental jet crash. Texas highway project four million to expand interstate 18. Senate Finance approves tax revision bill with investment credit provision amid Byrd opposition.
Strong Attack On Allowance Is Seen
In Dallas Sen. A D Okla Mike Monroney told oil men to unite in defense of the depletion tax allowance facing strong attack. He warned liberals and conservatives in Congress oppose the 2774 per cent allowance and warned of harm to industry and nation if reduced. Monroney noted plans to cut the allowance, recalled Kennedy’s vote to reduce it, and urged a united industry to maintain it. He linked import-control tensions with shifts on the allowance and warned of effects on gold reserves if petroleum costs rise. The meeting was cochaired by Harold Decker and D L Connelly with Frank Porter named cochairman. The committee asserted depletion provisions are vital to public and national interests, economy, and defense fuel security.
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Paul Douglas
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John Williams
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Harold Decker
Faubus Wins Fifth Term in Arkansas Primary
In Arkansas, Faubus secured a fifth term with 153,073 votes as Fulbright won a fourth term. The race featured five Faubus opponents led by Dale Alford and Sid McMath. Fulbright led the Senate primary with 152,332 to 134,041 for the opposition, while Alford gathered 57,450 and McMath trailed.
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Ark
Vernon Whitloy
Orval FE
Faubus
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U.S
Supreme Court
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Dale Alford
Sid McMath
Alford
McMath
J. William Fulbright
Winston Chardler
Strike at Houston port delayed as workers vote to continue without contract
A potential port shutdown was averted when 98 union grain samplers voted to keep working without a contract for another week. They will resume negotiations with officials on Tuesday while a lengthy union meeting delayed reporting to Public and Continental Grate elevators until about 8:38 PM.
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Bulletin Houston
Houston
Continental Grate, Co
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