Funeral, meetings mark Baytown area notices
Funeral services for W. R. Davis of Freeport were set for 4 p.m. Monday at Freeport Funeral Home with burial in Brazoria. Baytown School Board to meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday to review the 1939-60 budget and hear the 1989-61 budget plans. 18 month old Kenneth Burton McLain treated after backing into a car on Midway. no charges filed. Community notices include Le Livre Club meeting, Women’s Missionary Society gathering, and Police Wives Association host. Dean’s List student Anna Teggeman of TLC named. Continued on Page 12.
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Baytown
Kenneth Burton McLain
Ray McLain
Midway
San Jacinto Hospital
Harry Ray Mullins
Oe Riggs
U S Says Cuba is Red Dictatorship in New Briefing
The United States accuses Cuba of dictatorship as the Inter-American Peace Committee weighs a harsh critique ahead of a Western Hemisphere foreign ministers meeting in San Jose Costa Rica. Cuba denounces any condemnation as US aggression while Fidel Castro allies with the Soviet Union and seizes American properties.
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Washington
United States
Fidel
Inter-American Peace Committee
OAS
Castro
Cuba
Soviet Union
Galveston
Nation Council of the Organization
San Jose
Costa Rica
Venezuela
Dominican Republic
Raul Boa
Alicia McKinney
Johnny Black
Pme
Pat Keller
Happy Baumann
Sun
Jim Com
Boone
Horace Helms
John
U.S
Charles
Valerie Marsh
Cox
UN chief urges instant Belgian Congo withdrawal
Dag Hammarskjold warned the world faces peace or war and urged immediate, unconditional Belgian troop withdrawal from the Congo including Katanga. He spoke at the opening of a 11 nation Security Council meeting on the Congo crisis and pressed for a rapid solution to prevent jeopardizing UN principles.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Congo
Katanga
U. N. Security Council
Katanps
Cuba Seizes $770 Million in American Property
In Havana Fidel Castro’s regime announces seizure of 770 million dollars in U.S. owned assets as Cuban militiamen move to take control of key properties including the Cuban Electric Co. and subsidiaries, with Raul Roa defending Soviet backing and rejecting OAS interference.
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Havana
Soviet Union
Raul Roa
Cuba
Organization of American States
Quba
Demiere
Castro
Latin American Youth Congress
Cuban Electric Co
American and Foreign Power Co
New York
Island
Highlands Man Jailed After Fight With Officer
Frank Glass of Highlands, 36, faces five charges after a Saturday night fight with Patrolman Noel Roach during a attempted arrest. Glass allegedly struck Roach, resisted arrest, and wrestled for the officer’s gun as the patrol car was reached. Glass’s car was weaving, the officer said, and he was taken to a patrol car where a scuffle ensued.
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Corporation Court
Justice Court
Frank Glass
Highlands
Noel Roach
Ray Montgomery
Glass
Justice of the Peace
Walter Queen’s Court
Ee Vo Uuine
Roach
Commerce
James and
Crosby
L. H. Rick
Harris County Water Controlerson
Glass Board of Supervisors
Montgomery
Seuf- District
Fle
Water District Board
Grove
Sheffield Steel
Providi
Crosby Band Water and Sewer Annexation Bond Defeated
Voters again reject a water and sewer system annexation plan tied to Crosby and Houston area disputes. The measure failed by 13 votes in a March advance, after a December prior defeat, as 312 people cast ballots amid ongoing district adjustments and potential annexation by Houston.
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Crosby
Hougton
Houg
Ton
Mrs Jack Jacobs' Mother Emma Ray Dies in Adams Oklahoma
Mrs Emma Ray aged 9 died at p m Sunday at her Adams Oklahoma home while Mrs Jack Jacobs was en route by automobile. A Tennessean by birth, she is survived by a daughter Mrs A J Hartendorf of Lander Wyoming and a son E C Rey of Ogden Ohio. Funeral services will be held Tuesday in Guyman Oklahoma with burial in Honker, Rela. The family reports contributions may be sent to the Christian Science Reading Room in Raytown.
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Emma Ray
Jack Jacobs
Adams
Okla
Harris County Among Top 16 In Population
Harris County Texas climbs in the U S census ranking rising into the top 16 by population. Houston, the county seat, shows a population of about 942 543, with growth since 1950 when the county ranked near 28th. The report notes Bexar and Dallas counties and cites Fort Worth and Los Angeles County as comparisons.
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Harris County
Washington
Harris
Texas
United States
Dallas Crarity
Cems Bureau
Tentonia
Harris Cramty
Tam Angeles
Calif
Te Dee
Tarrant Chauty
Pasadena mayor backs Brazos water canal plan option
Mayor Conner Whitaker of Pasadena outlines a three city approach with Houston area entities to study buying the Brazos River system for a new 100,000 acre feet water supply. The option costs 100 for six months, with possible extension to 59,000 for a year, aiming to spur industrial expansion and annex adjacent territory.
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Fred Hartman
Harris County
Waco
Brazos River
Creek, Company
Pasadena
Fort Bend County
Galveston
Brazos
Mayott d Yan
New Port Commissioner Visit Planned for East Harris County
William H. Hatten Harris County newest port commissioner will spend Tuesday afternoon in East Harris County as guest of County Commissioner W V Ramsey and Mayor R H Pruett of Baytown They will tour the lower Houston Ship Channel San Jacinto River and Cedar Bayou Hatten appointed recently by Harris County Commissioners Court The Port of Houston commission includes two Harris County picks John Turney and two Houston picks Blanton and Hamblen The current chairman is Howard Tellepsen with term expiring next month Hatten a Houston attorney lives north of Buffalo Bayou He was recommended by Commissioner E A Squatty Lyons to be port commissioner from Precinct No 4 The party will visit L G Profi Sanders Baytown businessman and Baytown’s first port commissioner for introductions Ramsey said and will meet R B Hemphill retired Baytown auto dealer He noted East Harris County is tied to the Houston Ship Channel and port expansion will shape the county’s future progress
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William H. Hatten
Harris County
W. V. Ramsey
R. H. Pruett
Baytown
Hatten
Ramsey
Raytown
Houston
San Jacinto River
Cedar Bayou
Port Commission
Harris County Commissioners’ Court
Port of Houston
Commissioners’ Court
Houston City Council
John Turney
City of
Aire Wlm
Blanton
Je P. Hamblen
Howard Tellepsen
South Texas
S Telepsen
Tratten
Buffalo Baye
Commissioners
E. A
Lyons
Hat ‘Ten
L. G.profi Sanders
R. B. Hemphill
Harrix County
Catholic priest charged with attempted rape reported
A Roman Catholic priest, Father Fett, was charged with attempted rape after an incident at Fan American College in Fair berg. District Attorney Lattimore said Fett entered a hospital under attorney protection and could not confirm his exact location.
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San Antonio
R. J. Lattimore
Edinture
Dotm Fett
Hie
Privet
Fan American Coltege
Fainberg
Tattin
Sixteen Fishermen Missing After Typhoon Strikes
NAHA Okinawa AP reports sixteen Ryukyuan fishermen missing as Typhoon Trix roared past Okinawa Miyako and Formosa. One man was killed and a woman missing after the storm packing center winds of 150 mph brushed Formosa and crossed the Formosa Strait. U S Air Force said the storm churned toward the China mainland northeast of Hong Kong awaiting further updates.
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Naha
Okinawa
Miyako Islands
Formosa
China
Miyako
Formosa Strait
U. S. Air Force
Wait
Hong
Eisenhower Urges Broad Program With Caution
President Eisenhower outlined a wide program from foreign aid to medical aid for the aged in a message to Congress. He warned against reckless schemes while stressing the need to pay our way in good times. He defended national defense, signaling possible modest increases in personnel and funding, and urged restoration of the mutual security appropriation. The White House said some impounded funds may be released and more money could be sought if needed. A 100 million dollar increase was favored in Congress.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
House
U. S
Eiserhower
Congress
Defense Department
White House
James C. Hagerty
Meiediheth Hagerty Estimal
Parents arrive in Washington before Moscow spy trial
Worried parents of US Pilot Francis G. Powers travel to Washington for final intake with officials before his departure to Moscow for a spy trial. Reports describe stolen poison vials found in Corpus Christi and fears they may be discarded where children could access them. Sixteen paragraphs mention African fatalities in a UN administered territory and typhoon-related deaths.
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Francis G. Powers
Washington
Moscow
Corpus Christ
Polion
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T Pan
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W. H. Teggeman
Texas Lutheran College
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TLC
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Dallas
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Chester Rogers
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Stella
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Walter Fox
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Hammarskjold
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U. N
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