20 Men Blocked From Entry to Katanga Front Line
In Elizabethville Congo AP 20 man advance guard for United Nations was refused entry by Katanga authorities and sent back to Leopoldville. U N Undersecretary Ralph Bunche argued the men were technicians and should be allowed to work. Katanga premier Moise Tshombe rejected UN entry and warned intervention would be considered aggression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisabethville, the Congo
U.N
Katanga
Leopoldyn's
Ralph J. Bunche
Bunche
Moise Tshombe
Congo Republic
United Nations
U. N
Congo
Godefroid Mimnongo
Dag Hammarskjold
M. 1
Tshombe
Leopoldville
Munongo
Hammarskjold
Pickl
Katantanga
Riga
SUN Spots Summer Course At University of Texas
Durwood B Ratliff of 30 Midway attends a summer mathematics and science teachers course funded by a 115700 grant from the National Science Foundation. Delphian Club invites Baytown Delphians to join an extension course. contact Mrs J Kniffen. Mayor Red Pruett and City Attorney George Chandler travel to Austin for Texas Municipal League hearings on annexation. Baytown City Employees annual picnic at Roseland Park at 4 pm with awards and barbecue. Galveston high tides listed for Saturday with specific times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durwood
Ratliff
Midway
University of Texas
National Science Foundation
Baytown
Delphians
Pasadena Delphian Club
J. Kniffen
R. H
Red) Pruett
George Chandler
Austin
Texas Municipal League
Baytown City
Roseland Park
Local Social Notes and Contest Winners Come and Go
Mr and Mrs H A Isakson of 180 Linwood with children Bob Ronnie Joe and Buddy return from a two day Eastern U S tour visiting Washington New York Canada Chicago and the Mississippi Valley Connie Fielder often gets a negative reply Mrs Tom Kimmey of Baytown wins an icebox and thermos jug in a Houston TV station contest Ricky Hurst celebrates his 18th birthday with a lawn party Horace Helms family vacationing in Alabama Jim Boone noted Mrs Robert Tynan nee Shirley Piner of Falls endures 106 degree heat Mary Ann Bridges seeks air conditioning to cool off Judy Ann Frazier plans a Garner State Park trip from Liles Francis and a Appendicitis scare noted in fragmented lineups
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H. A. Isakson
Linwood
Bobby
Ronnie Joe
Buddy
United States
Washington
New York
Canada
Chicago
Mississippi Valley
Connie Fielder
Tom Kimmey
Baytown
Houston
Ricky Hurst
Frank Thompson
Jaycees
Horace Helms
Alabama
Jim Boone
Robert Tynan
Shirley Piners
Falls
Mary Ann Bridges
Judy Ann Frazier
Saie
Garner State Park
Liles
Francis
Khrushchev Seeks Disarmament Talk at Summit
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev told British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan he wished to discuss disarmament and Germany’s future at a summit, but such a meeting before the U.S. elections in November was unlikely. He warned that if obstacles to agreement persist, the Soviet government would conclude a peace treaty with East Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Germany
U.S
Tau
East German Democratic Republic
Humble rejects BEF wage raise proposal at Baytown refinery
BEF officials informed by Humble Oil that a 20 cent per hour across the board wage increase for about 380 Baytown workers is not in the current plan. Company stands by its position, while considering other BEF requests such as pension plan contributions and employee discounts. A new bargaining election campaign may be pursued if BEF gathers sufficient support.
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BEF
Fedex
Pcna
Potter
Baytown
Feder
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Houston
Reprone
J. D. Hall
Humble
Bef-Humble
Befs
Baytower
National Labor Relations Board
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers International Union
Potter Inni
New Traffic Signals Up at Key Intersections
Warning to motorists as four traffic signals begin operation at South Main Alexander Drive and at the Baytown Police Department. The grace period ends Monday with tickets for violators. Signals direct traffic at three approaches with green arrows indicating open directions. Police urge drivers to follow signs for smooth flow. City officials say the system cost about $0 with in-house equipment, saving on the expected $2,100 price. Signals began operating Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main
Alexander Drive
Baytown
West Main
Poties
Ray Montgomery
Leo Frost
Hiroshima Bombing Anniversary Marks Fifteen Years
Washington reports fifteenth anniversary of the Hiroshima bombing, with a memorial silent prayer at 7:15 p.m. Eastern Time. The piece notes about 70,000 dead, ongoing fear of nuclear weapons, and mentions the Enola Gay crew and early atomic age figures amid reflections on nations and testing.
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Washington
Hiroshima
Japan
United States
Barksdale Air Force
Shreveport
Navy
W. S. Parsons
United
Tinian
Nagasaki
Great Britain
France
Turer
City to pursue action on neglected vacant lots
City plans to charge owners of overgrown vacant lots for mowing by city contractors if owners fail to act. A meeting between City Manager J B Le Fevre and Health Department officials will decide whether liens are issued to cover cleanup costs on properties in Bay County.
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Apr Por
J. B. le Fevre
Paul W. Tibbets Jr
Strategic Air Command
Air Division
McDill Air Force
Florida
Erty
Thomas W. Ferebee
MacDill
Wyatt E. Ducenbury
Health Department
I Health
Bay Teen
Empires Fondey
Texas Conventions Pivot as Parties Plan September Meetings
Texas party activity remains vigorous with Democratic and Republican precinct, county, and state conventions scheduled in September. Conservatives expected to lead Democratic delegates, Republicans to elect state officers and elect presidential electors. Harris County tops Democratic delegate count while Dallas County leads the Republican tally with substantial county representation across 2,372 Democratic delegates and 2 Republican delegates.
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Blum Beathard
Austin
Galveston
Texas
Gates
Gover
Harris County
Dallas County
Premier Denning Seeks Katanga Leader’s View
An AP report notes Roth P. Denning sought Premier Meine Ishombe of Katanga Province to state whether she would support or oppose Congo’s right to secede. The yearold telephone call prompted a cautious reply, with Denning recording a tepid reaction and noting the premier’s hesitation.
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Priladelpsia
Roth P. Denning
Meine Ishombe
Katanga
Fe Congo
Yrarold Henencife
Houston Integration Plan Fouled By Judge
A federal judge halted Houston school board plans to integrate only three of 173 schools. Judge Ben C. Connally ordered integration in the first grade next month, calling the board’s plan a sham. If followed, the district risks losing about six million dollars in state aid due to a statute tying approval to broader integration.
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Houston
Ben C. Connally
Connally
Heston
Kefauver Wins Landslide in Tennessee Democratic Primary
Sen Tennessee Kefauver captured a sweeping victory over Judge Andrew Taylor in the Tennessee Democratic primary, winning about 98 percent of the Negro vote in some districts and carrying most counties. Returns showed Kefauver with 448,759 to Taylor's 238,820 from 2,448 of 2,635 precincts, the highest primary turnout in state history.
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Nasholle
Tenn
Tennessee
Taylor
Estes Kefauver
Kemuver
Read
Memphis
Fayette County
Haywood
Trumph
West State
Fay- Kelnuver
Lette
Andrew T. Taylor
UML Buen
Kefauver
Pat Sutton
Teylor
Kefniger
Koefauver
Tormerser
John F. Kennedy
Police Find Boy Chained To His Bed
In Austin Texas sheriff officers freed a six year old boy chained to an iron bed. The parents claimed the chain was used to stop him from running away while the child said he had been chained for months. A 2 foot chain was locked to his right ankle as authorities and witnesses described a frightened family and a troubling home situation. The boy was placed at the County Juvenile Home pending a decision.
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Austin
Tex
API
Unity
Thoraday
Sherif T. O. Lang
Ipsis Aesthes
County Juvenile Home
Cuban revolt drifts amid exile as Cantra threat fades
Partial OCR reads trace Fidel Can tran and exile movements in Cuba, with a dramatic helicopter rescue of a youth in Brownfield Texas and the loss of Philip Reever from an elevator disaster. Lodge campaigns span Bath, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois as weather and power disputes threaten Texas. A federal judge considers a student suit over the Johnson for President law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Chilsa
Fidel Cantran
United States
Cuba
Cantra
Brownfield
Tex
Philip Reever
U S Appeals For Release Of Two American Fliers
The United States renewed a formal note to the Soviet Union demanding the release of two American fliers held since their RB-47 shoot down over the Barents Sea. Washington urged an impartial United Nations inquiry into the incident and condemned the alleged illegal detention and isolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
United Nations
Barents Sea
U. S
Moscow
State Department
Council Considers Re annexing Ashbel Smith Property
Baytown officials discuss re annexing 10 acres of Ashbel Smith land to recover city taxes. The 50 acre tract near TH City Beach Evergreen Highway 146 was de annexed in 1959 to attract industrial buyers. No taxes of 7 500 dollars have been paid and developers and oil firms with wells in the area stand to be taxed if re annexed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
J. B. le Fevre
Ashbel Smithland
George Chan
Attoro Annex Highlands
TH - City
Beach Road
Evergreen Road
Highway 146
Ashhel Smith
Baytown Permits Surpass July in First Four Days of August
Residential building permits issued by Baytown’s Building and Inspection Dept show August leading July, with construction starting on 11 houses valued at 157 084 in August versus 10 houses valued at 150 55 in July. Permits include multiple single family homes on Lloyd Street, Grantham, Sid Pamela, Clayton, Cherry, Inwood, Dwinnell, and Diwinnell, plus other nonresidential authorizations and garage work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Building and Inspection Department
James H. Timmons
Grantham
Lloyd
T Sid Pamela
Howe
Paiwin
Ww. H. Pp
Clayton
Booker T. Marshall
Cherry
Leroy Walker
Inwood
Kenth Krasoff
Dwinnell
Diwinnell
FE. F. Luquire
Crosby Bond Vote On Water and Sewer Slated Tomorrow
Crosby residents decide on a proposed 468000 bond issue for a new water and sewer system in a special election set for 7 am to 7 pm at Crosby High School Gym. If approved and Crosby annexed, the water district debt would be assumed by the city.
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Crosby
Crosby High School
Harris County Water Control and Improvement District No. 65 Board of Supervisors
Houston
Harris County
First Reading
Tt Wan Bcard
Cronby
Welene Chetrict
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Fmite Meebo
Boy
Republican View
Henry Cabot Lodge Plank
Fayt
Wem Connin
Bath
Ohio
Indiana
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Unige
Gary Cronby
Fiamingo
Tnmuinday Weather Bureau
Kaanae
Leiden
New Orleans
Gov
Price Daniel
Ren Rice
Walan
Johnson
Weiner
Council
Ashbel Smith
Grace Oi Co
Mound Oil &Co
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