Cooling Off Period Humphrey Hearing To Resume
Washington AP report says George M. Humphrey will resume his Senate stockpile hearing after an indefinite cooling off period. The 72 year old Cleveland industrialist faced a shouting match with Sen. Stuart Symington, who promised a later recall. Investigators will re examine Hanna mining complex records on the $98 million nickel stockpile contracts and related profits and windfalls amid tax return disputes and auditor estimates.
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Washington
George M. Humphrey
Capitol Hill
Cleveland
Senate
Humphrey
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Symington
Symingtott
Mphrey
Hanna Companies
Ness
Treas
Subcommittee
Hanna
Prescott Bush
R-Conn
Hanna Associates
Rush
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Hanna Company
Kennedy Dynamites California Water Project Groundbreaking
President Kennedy inaugurates 17 000 feet of dynamite charges at Yosemite to clear ground for a 511 million water project serving central California and the Los Angeles San Diego region. He sails through a West campaign, linking with Pat Brown, with plans for a broader political swing. Brown attends Fresno event while Kennedy tours the park and watches Glacier Point firefall from the Ahwahnee Hotel.
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Yosemite National Park
Calif
Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
California
Congress
West
Nixon
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
Yosemite Park
Los Banos
San Luis
Central
Los Angeles
San Diego
Brown
Fresno
Yosemite
Ahwahnee
Glacier Point
Immunization requirements for first graders and others
Questions address which immunizations are required for first graders and who else must be immunized, plus proof needed for college and high school students. Superintendent George Gentry cites specific vaccines for first graders and older students, with a doctor’s note accepted as proof and a transition period to obtain shots.
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Denis
George Gentry
LEE College
Walter Rundell
Coke Sale Benefit at St Josephs School
KJZT will sponsor a cake and pie sale after masses Sunday at St Josephs Catholic School to raise funds. Partly cloudy with isolated thundershowers expected through Sunday. Galveston tides show highs and lows across Sunday and Monday with listed times.
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Coke Sale Set
KJZT
St. Joseph's Catholic School
Galveston
Baytown area notices mix with community events and funerals
Baylohians will attend funeral services in San Antonio for George F. Gaiennie a former Peoples State Bank employee who died in San Antonio. Attending from here are Dr. and Mrs. J A Zielinski Mrs Weldon Herring Mrs Elsie Alleman and Mrs H W Stevenson with military rites at Fort Sam Houston. Local twirlers returned from twirling instruction at Sam Houston State College Huntsville and groups in Baytown and La Porte hold bowling and civic events while services for an alcoholic rehabilitation center are listed.
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Pat
Kay Bowers
David Whitled
Tom Lark
Martha Jones
Buddy Eckert
Baylohians
San Antonio
George F. Gaiennie
Peoples State Bank
J. A. Zielinski
Weldon Herring
Elsie Alleman
H. W. Stevenson
Fort Sam Houston
Baytown
Susan Knox
Harriet Sanders
Mary Jane Schwartzkopf
Stephanie Warren
Teresa Nelson
Sandia Hopper
Deborah Edtiott
Invitingiot
Linda Matthews
Cathy Heinrich
Sam Henston State College
Huntsville
A. L. Tillery
Williams
Canin Rarinn
Gainesville Publisher Leonard Dies in Fort Worth
Clarence H. Leonard, longtime publisher of the Gainesville Daily Register, died Friday night in a Fort Worth hospital at age 92. He led the paper founded by his father in 1990 and began in newspapers by delivering papers as a child.
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Fort Worth
Clarence H. Leonard
Gainesville
Harris Hospital
Leonard
Leann Cotte
Tealding
Red River
Oklahoma
Leonard Park
Tronard
Feonee
Highlands Jamboree Set for September 22 in Highlands
Highlands officials announce the annual Highlands Jamboree for Saturday September 22 with a parade starting at 1 a.m. from the Franta Building on Rattlebell Road, followed by a band recital and queen contest at Highlands Junior High. 4-H horse show and halter class will offer prizes. parade route traverses Main and Houston streets. The event honors veteran publisher Leonard Park, who died after a fall at his Gainesville home.
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Jeff Tanner
Helvet
Dave Cullison
Franta
Rattlebell Road
Main Street
Houston Street
Strak
Felton Brown
Highlands Tunior High
Mig Willie Hooper
Harns
James A. Gentry
TE. Welch
Three Garcia brothers die in Houston shooting
Three Latin American brothers Fred Martin and Larry Garcia are killed in Houston with two others wounded while pursuing a suspected killer. The violence shocks a city already grappling with crime and unrest.
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Houston
Fred
Martin
Larry Garcia
Satellite Bill Off Senate's Launch Pad
The Senate passed a space communications bill 66 to 1 after invoking its anti-filibuster rule for the first time in 35 years. The measure creates a private, government-regulated corporation to own and operate the U.S. segment of a global satellite relay system, with Kennedy pressing for passage. If the House accepts the Senate version, it goes to the president. otherwise a compromise could renew filibuster threats.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Ord
House
Kennedy
U.S
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Sen
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Moonshot Strike Halted By Injunction Filing
A four day halt to the nations moonshot program at Huntsville Alabama ends as U S District Judge Clarence W Allgood issues a temporary injunction. A hearing on August 22 will decide if a permanent injunction should issues after NLRB investigation. Local 558 IBEW protests non union workers as picket lines form at three gates.
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Birminghay
Ala
Huntsville
Redstone Arsenal
U.S. Dist
Clarence W. Allgood
Allgood
National Labor Relations Board
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Barocoi Electrical Construction Co
Pensacola
Fla
Arisenal
Marshall Space Flight Center
Army Missile Command
Mrs Pat Wolcik Dies at 34 in Highlands
Funeral services set for 4:30 p.m. Sunday at Highlands First Baptist Church for Mrs Pat Wolcik 34 of 714 W Houston Highlands. She died Friday at home. Survived by husband Oliver Wolcik of Viehlands three daughters Lor Cooke Cary Tint Wotah and her parents Mr and Mrs Adams of Highlands. Rev James Ponder to officiate. Burial Memory Gardens under Earthman’s Highlands Funeral Home. Body at Earthman’s Highlands Chapel until service.
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Highlands First Baptist Church
Pat i Wolcik
Houston
Highlands
Wolcik
Oliver C. Wolcik
Viehlands
Lor Cooke
Ageot Cary Tint Wotah
Bate Wi Tightatts
J Adams
Highlainds
James Ponder
Memory Gardens
Earthman
Highlands Chapel
Eastern Air Lines to resume operations September 13
Eastern Air Lines said its flight engineers on strike since June 23 will return September 13. President Malcolm Macintyre announced that over 10 percent of engineers accepted the settlement and have rejoined payroll. A hurricane hunter plane probed a weak easterly wave 2,000 miles southeast of Miami with no indication of tropical storm development.
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MIAME
The
Weather Bureau
South Atlantic
Miami
Russians Give Big Hero Welcome
The space twins Maj. Andrian Nikolayevy and Lt. Col. Pavel Popovich arrived in Moscow at Vnukovo to a hero’s welcome led by Premier Khrushchev. A crowd cheered as they saluted Khrushchev, pledged further missions, and waved with members of their families including Popovich’s daughter Natasha. Khrushchev’s appearance featured a flower greeting and televised coverage across Western Europe.
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Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Andrian Nikolayevy
Pavel Popovich
Vnukovo
Ishrushchev
Maj
Yuri Gagarin
Gherman Titov
Nikolayev
Popovich
Natasha
Natasha Popovich
Resent Revaluation In Crosby Taxpayers Protest
Crosby taxpayers protested a resent revaluation presented Saturday with 179 signatures. The petition urged the Crosby Independent School District to reconsider increases in land valuations, arguing farm and ranch land values rose sharply while overall tax burden seemed unfair. James Marek of the Tax Equalization Board had said only a very small number of people would be affected.
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Blue Beathard
Baytown Sun
James Marek
Marek
Crosby Independent School Dist
Sun News
Triat
Taxpayers protest Crosby revaluation hearings
Hundreds of Crosby residents urged against proposed increases in farm and ranch land valuations. They criticise secretive handling, ask for a public meeting, and note the 1.97 tax rate based on 40 percent of actual value with seven hearings held by the tax board.
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Marek
Tax Board
Board of Trustees
Taxpayers Association of
Crosby School District
Crosby
Baytown Sun
Sun
Crosby Independent
Plang
Mrs Finkbine Undergoes Abortion in Stockholm
Mrs Sherri Finkbine underwent an abortion at Caroline Hospital in Stockholm today. A Swedish doctor said the operation went smoothly and the patient’s condition was satisfactory. A friend from Arizona reported the incident amid growing international discussion.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Sherri Finkbine
Caroline Hospital
Ariz
Finkbine
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