Democrats Face Unity Hurdle Over Civil Rights
AP report examines congressional split over civil rights efforts as Democrats struggle to maintain unity. Kennedy and Johnson push four key measures while Republicans rail against filibuster blocks, with Eisenhower weighing veto risks and voters watching November outcomes.
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Baytown Teacher Returns From NSF Summer Grant
James Bowie Elementary teacher Jack Simmons returned from a National Science Foundation summer institute at the University of Precis. He, along with other Baytown instructors, gained training to improve instruction in elementary math. Simmons has five years in Baytown and previously taught at Kirby in Alvin. He holds degrees from Sam Houston and Stephen F. Austin and leads the Baytown Educational Assn, a unit of the Texas State Teachers Assn.
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Perkins Stops Lopes In Seventh Round To Advance
Eddie Perkins of Chicago scored a seventh round technical knockout over Joey Lopes of Sacramento in Chicago Stadium. The nationally televised bout boosted Perkins to No. 4 in the National Boxing rankings and closer to Joe Brown's lightweight title. Lopes struck with a fourth round cut that bled heavily, and Perkins finished with a decisive series of rights and combinations.
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Terry Quits Central Baptist Music Post
Jack D. Terry Jr, minister of education and music at Central Baptist Church, resigns effective Oct. 2, 1980. The church accepted the resignation at a conference Wednesday night. Terry and his wife Barbara and son Douglas have been in Baytown and at Central Baptist for three years. He says he has accepted a call to recreation. He will remain in Bay until October.
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Brian Hyland at 16 Is Successful Songwriter
Young singer Brian Hyland, age sixteen, rises from high school to a staff position at a record company, helping with records and pursuing a career in music. He credits early work with Mr. Kapp and multiple demo efforts for his break, while his family life in Worwshaven, Maine, and future ambitions are noted. The piece also mentions a Hollywood connection and a separate local fire department demonstration gone wrong.
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Desegregation Ends at Lunch Stands in Chain Stores
Washington AP report says racial segregation has ended at lunch counters in major chain stores across Southern communities. Gen Rogers and store executives report progress in more than 70 percent of affected areas, with little protest. He planned meetings with F W Woolworth, H Kress, and GrantCo leaders to discuss broader desegregation efforts.
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Rites Thursday For Miss Dickens
Funeral services are set for Thursday at 4 30 p m for Jo Anne Marie Dickens 1 of 108 Morrell who died at her home Tuesday The Cedar Bay ninth grader was a junior high band member She is survived by parents Mr and Mrs RB Dickens of Baytown a brother Benne Ray Dickens of Baytown and grandparents in New Boston Maui Maud and Maud plus Mrs Alice Dickens of Maud
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Hardin-Simpson to Confer Honorary Doctorates in August
Hardin-Simmons University will confer honorary doctorates August 19 on T. C. Bateson of Dallas a contractor and Dr P R Cagle of Crude Springs a medical missionary of the Cotaracts Rantist General Conven tion in recognition of service to the Baptist denomination and Christian education.
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