Kennedy clash over nuclear test ban policy grows
President Kennedy and scientists spar over the limited nuclear test ban treaty as Dr. Harold Brown rejects Teller’s warning of Soviet gains. Brown testifies before the Senate committees while Teller argues ratification would be a tragic mistake.
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Washington
Defense’ Department
Harold Brown
Defense
U.S
Brown
Edward ‘Teller
Air Force
Senate Foreign Relators Committee
Senate Armed Services
Joint Atomic Energy Committees
Teller
Kennedy
United States
Foreign Relations and Armed Services
J Continued Nuclear Laboratory
Johnston Island
Pacific
Robert 5. McNamara
Soviet Union
University of California
Khrushchev
Senate
Gulf Coast Hospital Women plan regular meeting
The Women s Auxiliary of Gulf Coast Hospital will meet at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the hospital clinic lobby. All members and others interested may attend. Police Chief Bob Fordhe will speak at a Kiwanis Club noon meeting Thursday at the Tower Howard Payne.
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Women’s Auxiliary of
Gulf Coast Hospital
Bob Fordhe
Kiwanis Club
Tower
Wowey
Spe
Woman's Auxiliary
Gulf Children
Coast Hospital
Sterling Municipal F Prm
Sammie Smith
Susan. Hodges
Towns Around: Englands Move and Local Hires Note
Mr and Mrs John Ross Carter depart for England where Carter will study at King's College London for two years while Mrs Carter joins him. They fly Houston to New York then depart for England on Thursday. Miss Ann Horka and Cecil Bryant join Barbers Hill school as physical ed and seventh eighth math teachers. Edythe Musick commends cafeteria staff. Pat Ford hosts visitors from Baton Rouge tied to Australia. Evangel College trio The Coeds to sing at Trinity Tabernacle Thursday night.
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John Ross Carter
England
Carter
King’s College
University of London
Southern Baptist Seminary
Baylor University
New York
Houston
Ann Horka
Cecil Bryant
Barbers Hill School
Horka
Bryant
L. B. Bright
Sterling Municipal Library
Edythe Musick
Sun
Pat Ford
Cabiness
Baton Rouge
Bonnie Tyler
Carolyn E Lindsey
Pat
Australia i
Eeavis
Baytown Chamber Plans Weekly Membership Luncheons
The Baytown Chamber of Commerce will start a series of weekly membership luncheons this Friday at Holiday Inn, priced at 1.50. President J W Strickler said the meetings will cover committee activities and be open to all members, with Dave Moore overseeing programs and a campaign to engage all members and prospects. The chamber endorsed no city directory, despite Page Interstate firm’s 31 year directory publishing, with Baytown Sun co-publisher.
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Baytown Chamber of Commerce
J. W
Jack) Strickler
Chamber of Commerce
Holiday ‘Inn
Dave Moore
Baytown
Moore
Huncheon
Page Interstate
Heber Page Sr
Baytown Sun
PASO to Charter New Branch in Baytown this Weekend
Albert Fuentes Jr. of San Antonio, executive secretary of the Political Association for Spanish-Speaking Organizations, said plans call for several organizational meetings soon including a Baytown chartering event this weekend. Details were not immediately available and Fuentes was in conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Fuentes Jr
San Antonio
Political Association For
Baytown
PASO
Fuentes
China denial of Indian border buildup cited
Our World article notes Red China denies Indian claims of military buildup along the border. It mentions UN Security Council talks on Israel Syria clashes and Khrushchev's push toward Tito, plus Kennedy backing for foreign aid and a Soviet ratification move on a nuclear test ban. Vietnam Buddhism crackdown and Gen Power's resistance to the test ban are cited.
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Red China
Foreign Ministry
Barbers Hill UKs Budget For Schools
Barbers Hill school board adopts a 363820 budget for the 1963 64 year and a 115000 building program funded by bonds. The plan raises instructional costs and maintenance while hinting at a tax rate rise after a pending revaluation report. The board also rejects raising substitute pay, approves August checks totaling 43457.12, and assigns janitor scheduling duties.
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Barbers Hill
W. C. Underwood
Underwood
SIS
Lester Jackson
Baytown School Year Calendar 1963-64 Outlined
Baytown public schools announce a 176 day classroom plan with five holidays for 1963 64 starting September 9. Registration for students 11 512 begins September 5 with staggered times by grade and level. First semester runs September 3 to January 27 with 90 days. second semester ends May 28 with 86 days.
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Baytown
Robert E. Lee High
REL
San Jacinto
Renewed Contact As Miners Talk Through Rescue Hole
In Hazleton Pennsylvania a six inch escape hole reached the trapped miners after 40 hours. Louis Bova and two others are believed stranded in a blocked tunnel while surface crews drill two lifeline holes. Arthur Joyce, state mine inspector, doubted earlier claims of contact with Bova. The rescue effort continues amid fears of further cave-ins as drilling proceeds through dense fog and debris.
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Hazleton
Arthur Joyce
Louis Bova
David
Scot
Henry Throne
Bova
Joyce
Bava
Fellin
Throne
Bova Har
Jayce
Eva
Peter
Birmingham Fears Worst Amid Racial Violence
Seething tensions erupted into violence in Birmingham as a dynamite blast damaged the home of Negro attorney Arthur Shores and crowds roamed the streets throwing rocks at police. Two officers were struck but not seriously harmed, and two men were jailed for rock-throwing with another for carrying a gun. Police and deputies restored order about two and a half hours later. the blast left a four foot hole in ShoresGarage.
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Arthur JD
Shores
Jamie Moore
Sheriff's Office
Closed Sessions Barred Reporter at CV School Board Meeting
Channelview School Supt H C Schochler angrily refused to discuss why a closed session would occur after a regular meeting. Board member Jodie Tidwell noted reporters would be asked to stay out due to personal matters and personnel hiring. The editor’s note cites Schochler saying reporters should not attend and denying courtesy to the Baytown Sun reporter.
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Frank Krystyniak
Channelview School
Supt
H. C. Schochler
Board of Trustees
Pee Board
Jodie Tidwell
Lloyd Robertson
Shire
Equalization Board
Tidwell
HLC
Schochier
Schochler
Channel View
San
Schechter
Julie Tidwell
Krystynisk
Kennedy presses to pass rights and tax bills this year
President Kennedy urged Congress to act this year on civil rights and tax reduction, saying both are vital and should not be postponed to 1964. He argued long sessions may be needed and tied both issues to national crisis, jobs, and economic prospects while noting a planned march to Washington and potential Senate filibuster.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Senate
House
Budget Study Turns Back Mayor's Spending Plan in Baytown
Baytown City Council opened a long budget study rejecting Mayor Lee Liggett's proposal to earmark 50 000 for property to house new administration buildings, a youth pavilion, and park facilities. The panel trimmed 59 500 from a 2.5 million budget while debating city manager screening, a management survey contract, and a master plan with federal aid.
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Preston Pendergrass
Lee Liggett
J. B. Lee
Feyre
Baytown
Liggett
Earl Lively
Griffenhagen - Kroeger, Inc
Management Consultants
Los Angeles
T. E. (Fommy
Texas Municipal League
Steve Matthews
Cook
J. B. LeFevre
LeFevre
Ansley
Kenneth Badgett
Bernard Johnson
Engineers, Inc
Houston
Griffenhazen - Kroeger
State Health Department
Crosby School Board approves 15 cent tax hike
Crosby School Board voted to raise the tax rate from 1.35 to 1.50 per $100 of assessed valuation to fund a 1963 66 budget of 574613.44. Public hearing included taxpayers Lehman and Brezik. President Jester cited a $100 pay raise for teachers and noted the district's low salaries. Additional increases include 4000 for a valuations engineer and about 3000 for a water well. bids to be sought Monday.
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Crosby School Board
Herbert Hl. Lehman
Eddie Brezik
Lehman
A. W. Jester
Jester
James Ewell
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Bayway Drive
Cattlemen's Trail Ride
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Highway 73
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Thad” Felton
Hawaii
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George H. Benfield
W. Hunnicutt
Bay-Sales
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Trinity Tabernacle Assembly of God
E. Lobit
Trinity
Wiley T. Davis
COFC
Our World
J.N. Nutt
Dallas
Texas Insurance
William Harrison
U. N. Security Council
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Tito
Supreme Soviet
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dim Diem
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