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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1965

Page

5

Gold price climbs overseas as U.S. eyes drop

AP News analysis notes a 1% rise on the London Bullion Exchange to 335.1944 per ounce, highest since 1961, while Treasury gold reserves face ongoing drain. The piece discusses how overseas demand, currency dynamics, and Britain’s balance of payments woes influence U.S. dollar strength and wartime spending.

Sam Dawson AP Business News NEW York United States London U.S Treasury France Britain Biss Washington Bank of England Hich Viet Nam

Total Victory In Viet Nam War Thought Unlikely

Honolulu officials report high American officers doubt total victory in Viet Nam is possible though air strikes and ground forces may prevent a Communist takeover. A monsoon season ending about mid next month could shift momentum as U.S. troop levels rise to about 125,000 with 75,000 already in South Viet Nam. Key figures include Wheeler, Sharp, and Westmoreland at a Honolulu conference.

Honolulu Hawaii U.S North Viet Nam South Viet Nam Stati Saigon Pentagon

Corpsman Bound Over in San Antonio Assault Case

Clar y Bell Hughes, 17, of the Camps Gary Job Corps training center, is bound over to a grand jury on charges of assault to kill and assault to rob two airmen in downtown San Antonio on July 17.

San Antonio Clary Bell Hughes Gary

Attempts to back Supreme Court failures outlined

James Marlow summarizes repeated efforts by lawmakers to curb or undo Supreme Court decisions. He notes Dirksen and others failed to secure constitutional amendments, cites landmark rulings on desegregation and social policy, and recalls attempts to impeach or limit the court while highlighting prominent political reactions across decades.

James Marlow Holly Haures Washington Helen Coun Everett M. Dirk Ilinois Supreme Court Congress Dirksen Senate Éri Pro- Dirksen Franklin D. Roosevelt Roosevelt Andrew Jackson Abraham Lincoln Theodore Roosevelt Virginia Kentucky Wisconsin Pennsylvania Earl Warren George A. Smathers Florida U.S. Supreme Court Smathers

More Phone Calls By Congress Likely

Washington AP reports the House passed measures to add two government paid round trips for members to their home districts annually, totaling five, and to cover two trips under the congressman's status. It also would raise long distance telephone and telegram allowances by 20 percent and double office rental subsidies to 2400 dollars when home district space is unavailable.

Washington House Senate

King aims 900,000 new Negro votes in a month

Excerpted AP coverage shows Martin Luther King Jr predicting 900,000 Southern Negroes could register by month’s end under voting rights legislation. He explained plans for 200 workers across six states and 34 counties, noting northern demonstrations may rise if reforms lag but hopeful impact on southern climate.

Washington King Martin Luther King Jr Chave Alabama Georgia Louisiana Mississippi South Carolina Virginia North Carolina Southern Christian Leadership Peor

Employment hits all time record of 74.9 million

The Labor Department says total employment rose to 74.9 million in July, up 1.2 million from June, while unemployment fell to 4.5 percent, an eight year low. Jobless total dropped 700,000 to 3.6 million as teens improved but Black and other nonwhite unemployment rose for the second straight month.

Washington Labor Department Bureau of Labor Statistics Robert Stein Dmp

Cancer Care Preference Survey At National Club Meeting

At a recent convention of the National Federation of Business and Professional Clubs in Washington, 1200 career women were asked to choose among 1159 news stories. They most wanted stories about finding a cure for cancer. The poll results were released Wednesday.

Washington (Ap Wbs National Federation of Business and Professional Clubs

Truett C Smith Named CIMA Vice Chairman

Truett C Smith head of Humble utilities was elected vice chairman of the Channel Industries Mutual Aid organization. CIMA includes 43 companies along the Houston Ship Channel and five government agencies, with 22 mutual aid activations since 1953. Smith joined Humble in 1948 and heads refinery fire protection and training. He is active in Baytown civic affairs and lives in Baytown with wife Alice and three sons.

CIMA Humble Baytown Smith Louisiana State University

Education reform debate colors Lee College split vote

Sam Alford, a Lee College board member, argues voters should not support separating Lee College from the public schools district citing a national trend toward school villages and new models in junior colleges. He references a national survey and cites Youngstown and Sarasota as examples of evolving district structures.

Jrenge Sam’ Alford Chool Lee ‘College Public Schools Alford Beeng Youngstown Sarasota Seid Alford

Crosby Fair Women Division Rules Published

The Crosby Fair announces rules for the women’s division beginning August 13 led by Mrs. Dale Henson a homemaking teacher and fair organizer. Exhibitors face no entry fee and must reside in Harris County. Each exhibitor may submit two articles. Items must be set by 10 30 a m August 12 and may be removed after 8 p m August 14. First second and third place ribbons awarded per section. Further details from Mrs. Henson.

Cragby Fair Dale Henson Henson Harris County

Wreckage Scene Hints at Cordoned Off Area

Fragmentary OCR notes describe a wreckage scene with troops cordoning off the area until a later event. Mentions include scattered bodies and a tense, unsettled atmosphere as authorities secure the site. No clear dates or locations are readable.

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