Peking Threat to African Nations Grows, Says Officials
Western diplomats cite secret Chinese subversion and public friendship in Africa. Beijing funds movements in Cameroon Congo Burundi and Liberia while courting leaders with development aid and technicians. Experts warn Peking seeks Congo influence to extend control over the continent.
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Subhara Africa
Peking
Red China
Wogie Renvai
Anaryzibe
Cameroon
National Liberation Committee
Congo
Berazza- Ville
French Congo
Leopardville
Brazzaville
Burdundi- Peking
Watusis
United States
Africa
Tung Chi-ping
Burundi
Mao Tretung
Tung
U.S
Egypt
Mameen
Guinea
Sudan
Ghana
M. Somali
Kenw
Anganyike
Zanzibar
Tunisia
Congo Republic
Ethiopia
Afriica
Soviet Union
Citizens Expands Its Drive-In Banking Facilities
Citizens National Bank adds a new drive-in window complex on Pearce Street adjacent to the main bank to speed customer service. The expansion, the third in four years, provides six drive-in lanes with a connected pneumatic system for money transfers and a 45 minute free parking area for motorists exiting onto Jones Street. Weather notes reference spotty showers failing to ease Texas stock water shortages amid drought, with varied crop and livestock impacts across counties.
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Citizens National Bank
Trust Co
Baytown
Pearce
John C. Eehols
Adja
Pearce Street
Jones Street
Citizens Bank
Harris County
Moiswire
Plains
Texas
East Texas
Gulf Coast
South Texas
Monley
Disney TV Success Adapts To Color Plans And Big Budgets
Hollywood AP reports Walt Disney ahead of the 1964 65 season, finishing three fifths of his programs before Sept 20, with 25 shows planned seven color NBC ABC. He emphasizes multi part nature films, larger sets, bigger budgets, and more action to justify costs, plus a playful on set anecdote with animal props and a near rescue of a chick and duckling during a backstage moment.
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Bob ‘Thomas
Hollywood
Walt Disney
Disney
ABC
NBC
Walt
Mos
Philadelphia
Gallagher
Richard Harding Davis
Nature
Fire Causes Damage To Home On Highway 146
A blaze Friday afternoon at Tri City Nursery on Highway 146 damaged one room of a house. Fire Chief A H Lintelman stated investigators suspect a lighted cigarette caused the fire. A car was heavily damaged by fire at West Main and Prueit early Saturday morning, with firefighters extinguishing the blaze.
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Tri-City Nursery
Highway 146
A. H. Lintelman
Lintelman
West Main
Prueit
Cyprus Crisis Escalates With Air Strikes and Fallout
American made Supersabre jets strafed Polis Harbor and hit an Italian freighter St George. The vessel reported safe after machine-gunning. Fire fanned along the coast north of Nicosia as Turkish Cypriots evacuated families. About 200 Turkish Cypriots sought refuge at a Swedish USN encampment. Since fighting began, official counts cite 12 Greek and 2 Turkish Cypriots killed, 15 and 10 wounded respectively. United States seeks to avert a Greece Turkey clash amid ongoing tension over the Cyprus dispute. Greek sources warn the crisis worsens beyond prior months as gunfire crackles around Nicosia. Turkish jets reportedly attacked Greek Cypriot patrol boats near Mansoura and Kokkina.
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Polis
St. George
Nicosia
USN
Tuileria
United States
Cyprus
Greece
Turkey
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Athens
Makarios
Fie
Mansoura
Kokkina
Goldwater campaign plans expand beyond New York trip
Viet Nam report notes Goldwater will meet with business and industrial readers in New York on August 24. In Albany, officials say Rockefeller has no plans to campaign personally for the Goldwater Miller ticket. Goldwater also pledged to back the party farm plank while campaigning in the prairie states.
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Burch
Goldwater
New York
Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Goldwater-Miller
Prairie States
Friday Night Is Quiet For Police
Baytown police reported little activity Friday night while investigating three thefts and a shoplifting. A car antenna was broken off at 3301 Wisconsin behind the Holly Inn Motel. Two steel lamps were stolen from 333 Greenbriar. A bumper jack was stolen from 1 E Sterling at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital. A juvenile was arrested for shoplifting at Kmart. Drunk charges and two traffic arrests were filed. Bill Warford was arrested for abusive language at the City Club and posted $25.
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Baytown
Opal Elkins
Wisconsin
Someon
Holly Inn Motel
Highway 146
H. W. Wainright
Greenbriar
Hart- Avehl Davis
E. Sterling
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Kmart
Bill Warford
W. Pearce
City Club
Johnson forecasts quick results in Mississippi killings case
President Johnson said substantive results are expected soon regarding the murders of three civil rights workers in Mississippi after a talk with FBI chief J. Edgar Hoover. He declined to discuss arrests. In Washington, administration forces won a key anti poverty vote after a long session as the House backed a $1.9 billion measure. The Mets traded Frank Lary to Milwaukee for Denny Kibant with cash around $25 million. Fourteen Texas Democrats joined the majority to defeat an anti poverty strikeout, while other Texas congressmen split. US officials say major Vietnamese war expansion is unlikely for now with no mass troop movements seen in China or North Vietnam.
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Johnson
Mississippi
J. Edgar Hoover
Sippi
Washington
Texas
U.S
Red China
Viet Nam
Texas Third In NASA Contract Figures
The Manned Spacecraft Center reports national contract totals with North American Aircraft Corp. Downey California leading at 913 million dollars in active contracts. Missouri, home of McDonnell Aircraft Corp., ranks second with 637 million. Other allocations include Louisiana 57 thousand, New Mexico 4.26 million, Oklahoma 1.18 million, and Texas 112.97 million.
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Houston
Manned Spacecraft Center
Downes
Calif
Space Agency
North American Aircraft Corp
Apolia Moon
Downey
California
Louisiana
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Rice and Harvard Win $777,950 Chile Project Grant
Rice University and Harvard University will share a $777,950 Ford Foundation grant to aid the Chilean government in planning community living centers. The two year program includes research, education, and professional action with Caudill Rowlett and Scott architecture firm. An exchange program will link Chilean and Rice University architecture students and faculty.
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Houston (Lp
Rice University
Harvard University
Chile
Ford Foundation
New York
Caudill, Rowlett and Scott
Houston
Rice
University
Kenneth S. Pitzer
Citizenship honors for Aczel at research center party
Dr. Aczel, a chemist and science seminar leader at a Houston center, was celebrated as he became a U.S. citizen. Colleagues, including Robert E. Lee High School students, paid tribute with a red white and blue cake and remarks praising his character and contributions to chemistry. He holds roles in B'nai B'rith and Knesseth Israel, and is active in professional societies. He and his wife Mollie Joodman live at 700 Fleetwood with one-year-old Joseph Israel.
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Hunle
Aczel
Robert E. Lee High School
Lee College Student Loan Fund Committee
Junior Chamber of Commerce
B'na
Joseph Israel
Research Center
U.S
Harris County Building Permits Hit 5.19 Million For Week
The week ending August 6 reports Harris County building permits totaling 5.194 million, lifting the year to 204.611 million. Compared with last year’s 213.568 million, the week comprises 90 residential permits valuing 2.294 million, 35 commercial permits at 1.962 million, and 321 permits for additions and repairs totaling 998 thousand.
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Harris County
Mexico Says It Does Not Seek Lead in Latin America
President-elect Gustavo Diaz Ordaz of Mexico states the country will not seek leadership in Latin America, aiming to strengthen inter-American ties and promote peace under international law. He backs expanded Topolobampo trade hub, foreign investment on a supplementary basis, and greater participation of women in politics.
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EE Paso
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Mexico
Diaz Ordaz
Marjorie Graham
el Paso Times
Topolobampo
Forlei
Topelobampo
Los Mochis
North American Pacific
United States
Diaz Ordaz Ormeriy
Interior
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