SUN Spots and School Ability Test Announcement
Sun Spots reports the College Ability Test times at 3 AM and 6 PM Tuesday as required for fall registration. Dads Club meeting Monday at 7:36 PM to discuss September 14 carnival at the scout house. Dr R P Larkins named engineering supervisor at Humble Baytown Refinery. two promotions follow. C D Moneyhon elected American Angus Association member. Spaw-Glass awarded Du Pont La Porte office Lab building contract. Gloria J McMahon to receive BS in elementary education from Texas Christian University in summer graduation.
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Dads Club
Lamar Alamo
Scout House
M. Rosenbaum
J. M. Williams
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Baytown
Rosenbaum
University of Texas
Williams
Vanderbilt University
Spaw-Glass, Inc
Construcon
du Pont
la Porte
Gloria J. McMahon
WF. McMahon
Burnett Drive
Texas Christian University
Talks Inch Forward Rail Union OKs Arbitration
Washington AP reports rail negotiations advanced as unions tentatively accepted Wirtz plan to arbitrate key issues including firemen jobs and train crew makeup. Carriers, though, warn of possible obstacles while labor officials meet lawyers to address legal questions. If unresolved, railroads plan to impose job-eliminating dues Aug. 28 and unions threaten an immediate strike once rules change is enacted. The dispute centers on 32066 firemen positions across yard engines and freight trains.
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Washington
Chamber
Board of Directors
Labor Department
Holiday Inn
Dave Moore
Industrial Development Committee
Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
J. E. Wolfe
Wolfe
Four Satellites Revived By Unexplained Causes
BLACKSBURG Virginia AP two scientists propose space gremlins reset four U S satellites after long outages ANNA geodetic sphere and Telstar 2 regained operation amid mysterious flickers and reactivations, with Air Force and Bell Labs noting sporadic beacon and transceiver returns amid unclear causes.
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Blacksburg
U.S
Anna Geodetic Sphere
Telstar 2
Tifa
Town notes and names from a county fair scene
A string of brief county fair snippets features Taylor Hunt breezing by in a pickup, Parker recovering from surgery, Turner denying involvement in a gas pressure figure, Hatchell taking a lunch break, Cook and Le Fevre recalling youth, Goldfield battling crickets, Sparky Bond dreading warm weather, Kimmeons and Sack Strickler missing chances for photos, Mrs. May in spring attire, Brazz busy with photos, Myra Brown aiming to best Richard Bryant at the next fair, Nancy Johnson teaching at Anson Jones Elementary, and Linda Bains at Heart o Hills camp Holiday House
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Hunt
R. L. Parker
R. H
Bo) Turner
Bob Hatchell
Tommy Cook
J. B. le Fevre
P. Goldfield
Sparky
Bond
Jack Kimmeons
Sack Strickler
E. C. May
Dimmy Brazz
Myra Brown
Richard Bryant
Richard
Myra
Crosby
Sun
Bob
Sutphin
Nancy Johnson
Anson Jones
Guy Johnson
Lee College
Linda Bains
Heart ‘O Hills
Pat Hom
Ex-dictator Perez Jimenez Awaits Trial in Venezuela
Former dictator Marcos Perez Jimenez, extradited from the United States, sits in a luxury cell at San Juan de los Moros prison as Venezuela prepares for trial on embezzlement charges. Betancourt, seeking justice since 1959, alleges he stole at least $13 million during 1952 to 1958.
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Caracas
Venezela
Marcos Perez Jimenez
Venezuela
United States
Perez Jimenez
Miami
Fla
San Juan de Los Moros
BEL Vans
Romulo Betancourt
Ferry Sinking Off Okinawa Leaves 40 Missing
AP reports a 300 ton Midori Maru ferry with about 154 aboard including four Americans sank in heavy seas off Okinawa. US military vessel aided rescue as 40 missing, 104 rescued, most passengers Ryukyuan nationals. The ship was en route from Naha to Kumejima near Kerama islands.
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Tokyo
Okinawa
Japan Broadcasting Corp.3 J
Resis
Tomari
Maha
Kumejima
Okinawa Islands
Ryukyu
Japan
Cse
Japanese Maritime Safety Agency
Maejima Island
Naha
Okiinawa Main
Japanese Corres
Pondents
Kerama Archipelago
Ninojima
Japan Broadcasting Corp
U.S. Mutary
Asahi
Rumeijima
Senate poised to pass limited nuclear test ban treaty
Senator Fulbright predicts Senate floor action within two weeks with broad ratification likely despite minority opposition. CIA chief McCone endorses ratification, bolstering support while military chiefs seek safeguards including underground testing and rapid reactivation of atmospheric tests if violated. Goldwater raises concerns, linking pact to broader nonaggression aims and Cuba troop withdrawal pressure.
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Washington
J. W. Fulbright
Senate
Arkansas Democrat
Fulbright
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
McCone
Senate Armed Services Committee
Joint
Senate House Atomic Energy Committee
Armed Services Group
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Jett Chiefs of Staff
McNamara
Soviet Union
Armed Services Committee
Curlis E. Lemay
Air Force
John Stennis
Dmiss
Lemay
Mlitary
Foreign Relations Committee
Earle Wheeler
Ann
Adm
David McDonald
Naval Operations
David Shoup
Marine Corps
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Stennis
Madison
Wis
Goldwater
Kennedy
Cuba
Goldwater Signals 1964 Run and Nuclear Treaty View
Barry Goldwater suggested he might run for the Republican presidential nomination in 1964. He favored delaying action on a limited nuclear test ban treaty until nuclear findings are reviewed, citing Soviet tests and military drawbacks noted by Joint Chiefs. He spoke at an airport news conference and warned against a premature “live-and-let live” approach with the Soviets.
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Madison
Wis
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Wisconsin
Seading
Soviet Union
Great Britain
Goldwater
Senate
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Mississippi panel accuses Barnett of political move on Meredith
Five members of the Mississippi college board condemned Gov. Ross Barnett for using the ouster attempt of Negro student James H. Meredith as a political tactic to influence the gubernatorial race. They warned denying Meredith his diploma could deprive students of accredited institutions and cited prior probation by the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools.
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Jackson
Miss
Ross Barnett
State College
Voara
Barnett
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Meredith
J.P. Coleman
Coleman
Govant B. Johnson
Hugh White
Jen Witout
Miss International Beauty 1964 World Beauty Crowned
Gudrin Bjarnadottir, a 20 year old Scandinavian, wins Miss International Beauty 1964 in Long Beach after competing with 86 contestants. She surprises herself as she does not understand the ceremony language. Lome Green and Sid Tier presided as announcers.
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Long Beach
Calif
Gudrin Bjarnat
Tee- Tan
Lome Green
Sid Tier Fame
Moving 150 000 In Rights March Tough
Washington authorities brace for a large civil rights march dubbed the March for Jobs and Freedom with up to 150 000 expected. Police plan crowded logistics, street closures, and 2 200 buses near the National Mall while organizers urge participants to bring food water and proper footwear for a long day of speeches and singing from the Washington Monument to the Lincoln Memorial.
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Washington
George Lincoln Rockwell
Lwell
Howard V. Cowell
Memorial Bridge
Potomac River
Ginia
Constitution
Un-i Avenue
Ordinson Station
Covell
Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
Constitutions Avenue
Independence Avenue
Red Cross
New Yari Cave
Fire destroys plastics warehouse in La Porte area
Undetermined origin fire destroyed a plastics storage warehouse at 11 am Saturday in La Porte. Damage estimated at 100000 by O L Davis of Davis Enterprises. Fire units from La Porte El Jardin Bay town and Seabrook fought the blaze till about noon with no injuries reported.
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la Porte
O. L. Davis
Davis Enterprises of
el Jardin
Baytown
Seabrook
Pfeiffer Electric Co
Idaho Street
Avenue A
Pressured To Make Deal
Washington reports Khrushchev faces domestic and foreign pressure to secure new US allied accords. Secretary of State Rusk notes cautious optimism after the nuclear test ban, signaling hopes for observer systems at major transit hubs to deter surprise attacks, while warning the situation could flip by tomorrow morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Khrushchev
United States
Hbalief
Dean Rusk J
Rusk
Water Loop Debate Splits City Hall in Baytown Clash
Former City Engineer John Busch resigns amid dispute over the proposed water loop linking Baytown with newly annexed areas. He cites mayoral efforts to abolish the city engineer post and concerns about the water system, sharing a memorandum and engineers’ report that support an alternate route. The controversy centers on the planned water line and prior well tests revealing chloride and sulfate content.
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John Busch
Lee Liggett
Busch
J. B. LeFevre
Liggett
T. E
Tammy) Cook
A. M. Braswell
Thad S. Fennema
F. OL. Whaley
Ree
Council
Basch
Uigecht
Cook
Lam
Humcanse
Baytown Sun
Baytown
Main Street
T. S
Nec
Satterwhite
Alta Loma
Robbie
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R. P. Larkins
Central Technical
Mumble Oil and Refining Co
Rail Union
Oks
Galveston
Jceans
Leach
Richard B. Kershner
Applied Physics Laboratory
Johns Hopkins University
Anna
Kershner
Miruel Sao
Doren Mitch
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Kershnertin
Bouit
Floyd
Floyd Kuntz
New Zealand
Sea Club
Rabbit Bath
Crosby Ffa
Kodeo
Flos'd
D. Tr
Barry
Mississippi
World Beauty
Robert Parker
R. J. Tarker
Lawndale Park
Cub Scout
Uoe Ual
Taaugne
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