UAW Delays Strike Target as Detroit Meet Deadlocks
The United Auto Workers postponed selecting a strike target until next Wednesday in Detroit after leaders voted to defer action. UAW President Walter P. Reuther said the big three firms failed to provide a satisfactory response to wage and pension proposals aimed at 1.6 million workers.
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Etroit
Nited Auto
Als
Detroit
Automotive Indust ’S
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
eReuther
Auto Entrantes
Malcolm
Denise
Ford
Reuther
International Executive Board
Chrysler
Sun Spots and Events at Memorial Stadium
Sun Spots reports the football ticket office will open from 3 am to noon Saturday at Memorial Stadium for fans with unclaimed season tickets. Unclaimed options expire August 31 and unsold tickets will go to other fans on a first come basis. Cadet John C Becka Jr. participates in the ROTC summer encampment at Webb AFB, Texas. cloudy and hot through Saturday with a high 95. Royton recorded 6 degrees. Galveston tides forecast high at 2:52 am and 2:14 pm with low at 10:20 pm and 9:33 am. Sherry Lynn Creel and Jerry Nunley to wed at Channelview River Road Baptist Church at 7:30 pm Saturday. reception at the bride’s home. Ice cream supper at 7 pm Tuesday hosted by Mrs. C. W. Hastings in Humble.bring chairs.
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Robert E. Lee
Memorial Stadium
Dan Stallworth
Royton
Galveston
Sherry Lynn Creel
Jerry’ Nunley
River Road
Channelview
Jon W. Creel
Mrs
We L Nunley
VEW
C. W. Hastings
E. Humble
Extradition Ordered in Powers Case by Connally
Connally orders extradition of Melvin Powers to Florida linked to the stabbing death of Messler. Powers, 27, Houston, is believed to be involved in a July 30 Miami case. Court actions hinge on ongoing legal maneuvers to stall execution of the will. The sprawling affair includes a wealth transfer to Candace Messler and connections to international financiers.
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Connally
Melvin Lane Powers
Mlorida
Powers
Selmer
DON_WILLIAMS
Fort Worth
Houston
Jacques
Messier
Lakewood Church
Christ
Fort Williams
Abiliga
Jene
Jesus
Court of Criminal Appeals
Miami
Messler
Key-Biscayne
Swidow
Candace
Oly
Massler
Sechy
Austin Cap
Around Towns and Local Happenings In News York
A collage of short notes from residents and students. Mrs Glen R Erwin attended a Broadway show in News ork. Lee College staff and graduates plan fall enrollments at Lamar Tech. Bud and Nancy Cross manage home renovations. Ada Brown and Las Vegas trip updates. George Chandler brags about a slot and delivery concerns. Chester Burchett comments on a union hall. Lucy Walton provides photo coverage notes. James Ejlis outlines a plan for teachers. Brinkman reports a lost profit card.
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Glen R. Erwin
Lakewood Drive
Newsork
Lee College
Ivin Miles
iGay McFarland
Emary East
Lois Hill
Lamar Tech
Rocket
Fannie Cales
Bud
Nancy Cross
Pasy
Elaine Kirkland
Jez
Mose Sumner
Charles Bonner
Ada. Brown
Family Post
Las Vegas
Eure
Seaborn Cravey
George Chandler
Brinkman
Widow seeks new hearing in Jennings shooting case
Mrs. Billy Joe Jennings of Highlands asks for case reopening after her husband, 38, was shot by Baytown Police Lt. James P. Taylor on April 29. She claims autopsy details and stab wounds were not properly presented, and that she was not notified of grand jury hearings.
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Billy Joe Jennings
Jennings
Highlands
Baytown
James P. Taylor
Taylor
E. E. Stoner Jr
Yupan
Staner
Witesses
Tester
Hurricane Clea Skirts Caribbean Toward Barbados
In Miami, Fla a hurricane warning is issued as Hurricane Clea nears the Windward Islands. Clea's winds reach 76 mph with forecasts calling for rapid strengthening to hurricane force. The San Juan Weather Bureau expects Clea to become the year's first hurricane tonight, tracking about 970 miles southeast of San Juan and 24 miles east southeast of Miami with the center near 11 a.m. advisory.
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Barbados
Windwanl
Clea
Weather Bureau
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Caribbean Sea
Miami
City Plans To Increase Spraying To Fight Mosquitoes
Bay town officials urged accelerated use of Malathian spray to curb Culex mosquitoes carrying encephalitis. City managers vowed extended spraying Friday night and Saturday, with residents advised to eliminate standing water and parents to keep children indoors during peak hours.
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Louis B. Mughes
Baystown
Hughes
Baytown
City Sanitation Department
Otis Muennink
Sanitarian
Fritz Lanhem
Lanham
Monnday
Hatha
Ile
C.a.pigford
Housiton
Tstert
Penny Curtin Dies Rites Set Saturday
Penny Curtin a popular 20 year old Baytonian died after a long illness in a Baytown hospital. Funeral services are 10 am Saturday at St Mark's Methodist Church with Rev Harry Holmes and others officiating. Burial at San Jacinto Memorial Park under Earthman Funeral Home. She held Rainbow Girls offices and was active in St Mark's Church and at the University of Texas. Burial plans and memorials directed to church or favored charities.
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Penny Curtin
Baytonian
Baytown
G. Rex Curtin
Britton
George P. Curtin
Hous Eee
Satay
St. Mark's Methodist Church
Harry Holmes
Oea Enrmer
Wine H. Mey Closkey
Basil Jones
San Jacintto Memorial Park Cemetery
Dimetior
Earthman Funeral Home
Miss Curtin
Rainbow Girk
Rainbow
Bay
Toton
Order of
Eantera Stier
University of Texas
Bria Zeta Seravity
Robert Fe, Lee High School
Lee
Carolin
Refining Co and union hold talks in Houston as strike vote looms
Representatives from Drumbte OW Refining Co and the International Association of Ahivhinists meet with a federal mediator in Houston over a contract. SAM spokesmen say talks progress slowly. A one day notice to terminate the contract with Mayble was issued for Sunday. A union spokesman indicated strike votes may follow if no agreement is reached. Joaquin authorities report a bank robbery on the Texian State Bank in Joaquin with a two mile chase and a suspect described as a man with sandy hair wearing a white shirt and khaki pants.
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Drumbte OW Such Refining Co
International Association of Ahivhinists
Maytown
Medhiter
Houston
SAM
Joaquin
Tex
Aly Me
Fexng State Bank
Center
Louisianne
Tadly
Ta & Red
Willes
Selby County
Nix
Protests Grow as Khanh Faces Ouster in Saigon
In Saigon and other cities students demand Khanh quit, rallying with banners while four American advisors and Vietnamese troops suffer losses in a communist ambush south of Saigon. Demonstrations spread to Hue Tuy Hoa Can Tho as police monitor, and youths threaten to widen actions after Tuesday replies. Buddhist student rallies mark the first anniversary of the Diem-era pagoda raids.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Tolay
Nguyen Khanh
Meader Ton
Tue
Khanh
Ngo
RG Jen How
Phu Tuc
Thursda
U.S
Hue
Neo Dinh Diem
Cedar Bayou Resident 58 Years Dies
Cedar Bayou native Mrs Oddie C T S Reed 76 longtime Pasadena resident died Thursday in Pasadena. Born in Cedar Bayou in 1887 she lived there until 1915 then moved to Pasadena. Survived by three daughters four sons two sisters two brothers nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral at First Assembly of God Pasadena with burial in Grandview Memorial Park.
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Oddie C.T. S
Reed
Cedar Bayou
Pasadena
McNay
John Wright
First Assembly of God Church
First Assembly
J. R. Goodwin
Grandview Memorial Park
Coloniatl, Funeral Home
Pearl Bangy
Naomi -Harden
Evelyn. Eichelberger
Davlon
Beard To Meet The Baytown Garten Club
Garten Club executive board will meet at 9 30 a m Thursday in the home of Mrs B D Thomas at 801 E Fayle.
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Baytown. Garten Club
Humphrey Says He Was Sued First in Bay Town Dispute
Howard E. Humphrey, operator at Humphrey Airport and Gulf Coast Aircraft Enterprises, Inc, says his legal action followed being sued by former associates. He filed a cross action last August seeking an accounting of inventory and operations, and sought to restrain Bay Town officials from building an airfield that would harm his business.
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Howard E. Humphrey
Humphrey Airport
Gulf Coast Aircraft Enterprises, Inc
Sociates
Col. Humphrey
Humphrey
Raytown
Couneitaen
Baytown
Caf
Fumphrey
Communist Chief In Italy Dies
ROME AP Italian Communist boss Palmiro Togliatti, 71, died today in Russia, party headquarters announced. A veteran revolutionary and underground agent, he headed the Italian Communist Party for 38 years and spent much of 48 years in exile in Moscow. His death follows a stroke on August 13 while vacationing in Yalta, with brain surgery performed Thursday in a final effort to save him.
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Rome
Palmiro Togliatti
Russia
Togliatti
Yalta
Tlo
Togliatt
Westerm
Italy
Palmiro
Toglietti
Mussolini
Moscow
Encephalitis Outbreak Hits Houston Citywide Mosquito Fight Declared
Houston officials declare war on the Aedes mosquito after an outbreak of St Louis encephalitis believed to have caused deaths and illness across the city. Mayor Welch orders emergency spraying of ditches, with experts from the US Public Health Service arriving to advise. About 100 cases reported in 30 days, majority downtown, funding set at 35900 for initial operations.
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Houston
Tex
Louie Welch
C. A. Pigford
Welch
Pigford
St. Louis
State Health Department
Vocational Education Director Guemple Takes New Post
John R. Guemple, four years director of technical and vocational education at Lee College, accepts a post with the Texas Education Agency in Austin as director coordinator of junior college program development. He will direct staff to shape programs for all Texas public junior colleges and plans for new tech and vocational curricula. He has helped Lee College grow its program from 41 students to about 400 this fall.
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John R. Guemple
Lee College
Texas Education Agency
Austin
Guemple
Texas
Iuoce Eo
Board of
Baytown
Rotary Club
Lee College Community Loan Fund
Chamber of Commerce
First Baptist Church
Geemple
Enrollment Expected At LC Fall Term 1800
Walter Rundell announced LC anticipates 1800 enrollments this fall across academic, technical, and vocational programs. Training Act courses are expected. 216 signed up during registration, 183 on Aug 6, total 399 already enrolled. Regular registration runs from morning to late afternoon through Sept 30 with permits required from the registrar’s office.
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Walter Rundell
Bessie Dur
Tombstone Mystery at REL High School Solved
A cemetery gravestone found in the driveway of Robert E. Lee High School has been identified as discarded after a newer stone was made for the stave. City police investigated the case as part of several similar incidents in the Tay land area.
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Robert EL Lee High School
Taytown
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Beecher and Stuent
Texas Agat
U.S. Air Force “Reserve Officer Training Corps
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Knights of Columbus Hall
Janell Clayton
A. J. Clayton
Forrest
Baylor University
Waco
Deer Park
Claytons
Jill Clayton
Warne Bertsch
Maury Jane Bull
Endianspolis
Michel
Mel Day
Citizens National Bank
Penny Cortin
Conte Terminnision
Khanh Ouster
Beard
LC Vocational Education
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Toura
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