Warsaw Pride Amid Ruins And Bright European Vibe
The city of Warsaw rebuilt after the war exudes a European flair and renewed spirit. Poles boast of living conditions better than Moscow, contrasting modern offices with newer culture, while party officials monitor work and life. Citizens laugh, dance, and paint abstract art to express resentment, keeping a lively social scene despite state constraints.
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Highlands Lynchburg White Sox Win Crosby Tournament
Highlands Lynchburg American Legion White Sox defeated Dayton 1-0 to claim first place in the Crosby American Legion Baseball Tournament. Winning pitcher Robert Maxwell threw a no-hitter. Melvin Jerni gan hit a fifth inning home run for the lone run.
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Channelview
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George Rincon
Jerry
Tommy Meekins
Mark Linder
Leonard Twardoski
Richard Hargrave
Ken Evin
David Rhodes
Invin Tilton
Last Rites Held Here On Tuesday For CV Resident
Ger ald Patrick Coon 72 of Channelview died Sunday in Texas. Funeral held Tuesday at Earthman Funeral Home Baytown with Rev Joe Cooper of Pasadena First Presbyterian Church officiating. Graveside rites at San Jacinto Cemetery Channelview under Channelview Barracks 188 World War I Veterans direction. Survived by widow Hattie Coen son Jimmie Pat Coen two stepsons a step daughter, three sisters, four brothers and seven grandchildren. Coen was a WWI veteran and longtime Channelview resident.
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Channelview
Joe Cooper
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Roanoke
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Arthur Tuck
Virginiana
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Blue Field
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Howard Ormsbee
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John McLeod
James Robers
W. Brown
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Ellis Ford
Salary Of County School Boss Raised To $18,000
Harris County School Board at an unannounced meeting July 30 boosted County Superintendent Vincent H. Miller’s salary from 16,500 to 18,000 while his 2,400 travel allowance stayed. Over 16 education staffers received raises. The 1963-64 county budget was set at 270,125, with a 57,622 increase from last year. The board approved funds for office furniture, utilities, Social Security, insurance, and travel, and increased educational films to 74,000, part of a 90,000 three-year program to acquire 600–700 films. Educational television broadcasts rose to 19,000 to expand KUHT programming. Vocational funding grew to 23,500 to start two cosmetology courses. Revenue includes 180,000 from a 1-cent tax, plus interest and cooperative funds. The surplus 174,269 will be used. E. C. Funderburk was reelected president and G. L. Johnson named vice president.
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Harris County
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Department of Education
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Baytonian Charged In JP Browns Court
A 2%-year-old Baytown man, T. C. Kelley of 1000 Parkway, was charged with possession of a forged instrument and carrying a prohibited weapon in Justice of the Peace M. M. Brown's Court. He was arrested at 12:15 a.m. Wednesday and held for further questioning by the Houston Police Department and the parole board after officers said he attempted to pass two fuses as dynamite and had a watch believed stolen.
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Man Burns To Death In Houston Accident
In Houston a 19 year old, Glen Allen Hollins, burned to death when a pickup truck toppled after hitting a curb and gas spilled from a pinched tank cap. Hollins perished as flames enveloped him while one leg remained trapped. His roommate Frederick Johnson identified the body and said they had arrived from Chicago about a month ago to work.
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Glen Allen Hollins
Hollins
Frederick Johnsson
Johnson
Chicago
Newspaper Association Seeks Lower Freight Rates
The Texas Daily Newspaper Association urged reductions in rail freight on newsprint at its Tuesday resolution. The group noted some regions have lower transportation costs than Texas and other southern states. Sam Alford and Mrs. Alford attended the Texas Life Insurance convention in Boulder, Colorado, August 125.
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Texas Daily Newspaper Association
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Port Of Houston Financial Year May Be Improved
Houston port faced a 1962 to 1953 outlook with a $388,742 shortfall through June but GM Turner said the year could improve. The June income of $198,626 was the lowest since 1960, affected by January dock strikes.
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Fort of
Jerry FP. Turner
Port Commission
Howard Tellepsen
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J. G. Turney
W. N. Blanton
Craft Programs at the YMCA Baytown
The Baytown YMCA begins a crafts archery trampoline and tumbling program on Aug 112 for all youths. Archery at 9, crafts at 10, and trampoline and tumbling at 11 follow one-hour sessions with qualified instructors. Costs vary by craft and awards are given in archery. Table games run noon to 7 pm daily except Saturday.
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Baytown
LeFevre May Step Down Not Planned Until Budget Time
City manager LeFevre discussed potential resignation at a council meeting, but no immediate decision was made. Mayor Liggett did not relay the council’s message, and the council plans to vote Thursday on retaining LeFevre until budget time or a replacement is found. A majority signaled support to keep him.
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Noontime Stock Quote List of Major Corporates
A dense stock quotations snippet lists numerous companies across sectors including Gulf Oil, Texaco, IBM, General Motors, General Electric, Du Pont, Chevron, United Aircraft, American Cyanamid, Goodyear, Ford, Sears, Exxon, Motorola, and Eastman Kodak among others. It presents ticker-like data, percentages, and market references in a compressed financial snapshot.
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Jones & Laugh
Kerr-McGee
Nliggert-Myers Litton
Lockheed Louis Land
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