SUN Spots and Club Events Make Local Plans
AAUW officers and chairmen meet at 10 am Wednesday in Mrs. Ed Vaught’s home. East Harris nurses meet at 7:30 pm Tuesday at Bay town Chamber of Commerce with Mrs. McMurrey in charge. Baytown Duplicate Bridge Club shifts to 9:30 am Wednesday from 3 am. Mrs. Gling Sever will teach classes at Pasadena Opportunity Center School for preschool mentally retarded children at Eastminster Church. Baytown Humble Club dances Friday evening at Sylvan Beach with Ed Gerlach band. admission $2 per couple for members, $4 for guests.
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AAUW
American Asst. of University
Ed Vaught
North Burnet Drive
East Harris County
Baytown Duplicate Bridge Club
Gling Sever
la Porte
New Pasadena
Humble
Humble Club
Sylvan Beach
Ed Gerlach
Chestra
Graveston Tides Forecast Update
Wednesday tides show high waters at 5:50 a.m. and 3:18 p.m. with low tides at 11:23 a.m. and 11:22 p.m. The advisory notes minor fluctuations for local navigation and shoreline exposure.
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Graveston
Joyful Hill Notes Of Socials And Travels
A string of brief social items mentions Joyce Paulson hating to quit work for school Texora Satterwhite entertaining at a country club Kay Kelly planning San Marcos summer home Clifton Love commenting on a movie Waco trip for Mary Jo Moore’s graduation Sandra Carter turning artist Jane Griffin planning a closet search Helen Barber in and out of rain James Ellis recalling humorous moments with Pete Sul us Paul Bill Kern and Roland Kudla listening attentively Joy Warford and Avis Cook recalling a January social Dot Norriss Beatnik party planning wear and decor Bill and Betty Hastie hosting LaMarque guests Paul Cantrell plans to quit 42 after losing to his wife Frandolig daughter Eva Maud tours with Jim Callam C A Story speaks by telephone from East Texas Mack Ford at Gulf Coast Hospital Clinele Tom Vann age 59 in Houston hospital Cold Springs resident Beulah Wooster of Tampa visiting niece Mrs Young West Houston for a few days.
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Joyce Paulson
Texora Satterwhite
Kay Kelly
San Marcos
Clifton Love
W. W. Browns
Mary Jo Moore
Sandra Carter
Jane Griffin
Helen Barber
James Ellis
Pete Sulus
Paul Bill Kern
Roland Kudla
Joy Warford
Avis Cook
Dot Norriss
Bill
Betty Hastie
LaMarque
Paul Cantrell
Senate Rejects GOP Medical Plan Amid Health Debate
Washington AP report says Sen Lyndon B Johnson opposed a Republican medical care plan backed by a vice presidential candidate and a Democratic alternative linked to Social Security gains momentum. Predictions point to a close vote on the Democratic plan with Eisenhower administration reactions noted.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texate
Capitol
Richard M. Nixon
Baytown Council Slashes Proposed Budget Deficit Reduction
Baytown City Council on Monday trimmed the proposed city budget by 17795, reducing the deficit to around 252790 while earmarking about 250000 for further discussion. The council will meet at 6 pm Tuesday at city hall to continue considering ways to raise additional revenue to eliminate the deficit.
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Baytown
City Hall
OAS Meeting Sidetracked by Cuba Ties and U S Budget
At the OAS meeting in San Jose Costa Rica Secretary of State Christian A Herter prepared to warn Latin American nations that the United States sees Cuba as the main vector of communism in the hemisphere, while a separate memo accuses Cuba of training spies and guerrillas. The session also reviewed a United States budget with a rise in salaries and new police and fire staff proposed for local administration, amid debates over Cuba related policy and regional responses.
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Fidel Castro
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Water Fund
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Circle Hut
South Pacific
Broadway Council
Cedar Bayou
Richard Rodgers
J. B. le Fevre
Cole
Porter
Rodgers
Hammerstein
le Fevre
Baytown
Sebcats
Tern Ager
Areraint
Finance Department
Health Department
Recreation Department
Water Department
Powers Beset By Final Visit As Wife Seeks Khrushchev Aid
Barbara Powers wore a bright yellow dress for a last meeting with imprisoned U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers at the Soviet Supreme Court building in Moscow. His parents shared a quiet farewell as Powers asked for money for cigarettes and a watch. Barbara sent Khrushchev a three page plea for clemency, hoping to meet him in Yalta upon his return.
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Barbara Powers
Francis Gary Powers
Supreme Court
Oliver W
Ida Ford Powers
Barbara
Moenteen Brown
Milledgeville
Powers
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Yalta
Black Sea
Mrs. Julia Dickerson rites set for Wednesday
Funeral services for Mrs. Julia Lefernia Dickerson 62 of 1520 Willow Baytown will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Central Baptist Church. The Rev Dan Gardner and Rev Robert Thompson will officiate with burial at Cedar Bayou Masonic Cemetery. Survivors include husband Louis Gordon Dickerson three daughters Gloria Sarraceia Vida Taylor and Ruth McDaniel seven sons L T Dickerson G R Dickerson Willard Dickerson Franke Dickerson Jerry Dickerson Marshall Dickerson Dale Dickerson a brother Eugene Smith a sister Effie Burt and two grandchildren.
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Willow
Central Baptist Church
Baytown
Dickerson
Dan Gardner
Robert Thompson
Cedar Bayou
Vida Taylor
Ruth McDaniel
L. T. Dickerson
G. R. Dickerson
Willard Dickerson
Franke Dickerson
Jerry Dickperson
Raytown
Marshall Dickerson
la Porte
Dale Dickerson
Air Force
England
Eugene Smith
Victor
Effie Burt
Beaumont
Grarsichildren
Auto crash in Texas kills two women
In LA MARQUE Texas Lulu Clark Stahl 45 of Houston and Howanl Shirin 40 of Texas City die in an auto crash. William P West 60 of Houston the driver is uninjured. Three passengers were hurt and hospitalized in Galveston. In Eagle Colorado Bonnie Shutts 24 of St Joseph Missouri injured in Sunday plane wreck in White Mountains rescued by Air Force helicopter and transported to Denver hospital.
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White Mountains
Colorado
Air Force
Bonnie Shutts
St. Joseph
Eagle
Denver
Boston Transit Strike Strands 70,000 Commuters
A transit strike over a bus driver’s overtime refusal shuts down Boston MTA, leaving 70,000 commuters without service. Downtown traffic surges as private cars flood roads. rail extra cars and detours aid jam. Gov Furcolo seeks emergency powers. council split, recall planned.
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Bos
Metropolitan Transit Authority
Foster Furcolo
MTA
Executive Council
Rrquest
Cruies
Stolen Cash and Equipment From Bay Lanes Bowling Alley
Police report a burglary at Bay Lanes 1724 Market early Monday with more than 1700 dollars in cash and checks taken. Two porters Jett Williams and Ben Lane, both 58, were named by Police Chief Roy Montgomery as suspects. officers found a dragged office gate, damaged knob, and opened machines including a cigarette vender and candy machine. Investigators Rosamond Parker Pursky and Detective Ausley continued the probe Tuesday with officers without charge.
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Bay Lanes
Market
Roy Montgomery
Tueadlay
Jett Williams
Ben Lane
Gak
Wld
Palis
Montgomery
Crntenta
Ing
Helen Porter
Ray Lanes
Mike
James Pursky
Jett
John Rosamond
Fat Parker
B. J. Ausley
China
Holiday Drivers Be Careful Urges Governor Crackdown
Gov. Price Daniel urged police chiefs and sheriffs to enforce a crackdown on drunken driving and speeding during the Labor Day weekend. He wrote officials asking for special enforcement as traffic fatalities for the holiday reportedly rose to around 28 to 30 deaths.
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Austin
Price Daniel
Eisenhower allies say campaign going very well
Republican congressional leaders told President Eisenhower that the political campaign is going very well for their side. Senate GOP leader Everett Dirksen and House leader Charles Halleck discussed politics generally with the President as Sen. Henry M. Jackson questioned Nixon's Deep South campaign strategy and Georgia Alabama primary impact. Vandiver switches to Kennedy Johnson ticket as Georgia electors head to Sept. 14 vote amid uncommitted and pledged options.
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Eisenhower
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Everett M. Dirksen
House
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Richard M. Nixon
Deep South
Nixon
Birmingham
Ala
Atlanta
Detroit
Mich
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Sen
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Massachusetts
Georgia
Alabama
Alsbana
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Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Knee noise may signal arthritis, Ohio doctor says
Washington AP reports Dr. Herbert Fincher of Ohio State University presented at a congress that unusual knee joint sounds and movement reveal early arthritis. He noted distinct changes in knee patterns may appear before physical changes are visible on X rays, aiding diagnosis.
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Washington
Ohio State University
Herbert Fincher
Third International Congress of Physical Medicine
Air Force Mercy Flight Delivers Aid to Japan Children
U S Air Force mercy flight ferries four language aids to Japan for children stricken by the island nation polio outbreak. Fifty seven children died on Hokkaido and 673 more were infected. Police pursue suspects in a wave of violent incidents including a Houston boy’s shooting spree and a deputy’s assault case.
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U.S. Air Force Mercy Flight
Japan
Hokkaido
Potsdam papers spark inquiry into data leaks
Churchill warned Truman of Soviet expansion before Potsdam in 1945 as the Potsdam papers reveal Western ministers clashed with Molotov over influence in Eastern Europe. The State Department delays declassification while a leak inquiry unfolds, with Knebel and Bailey detailing wartime diplomacy and postwar aims.
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Britain
Winston Churchill
Harry S. Truman
U.S
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Joseph Stalin
Europe
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Des Moines Register & Tribune
Fletcher Knebel
Charles W. Bailey
State Department
Berlin
Knebel-Bailey
James F. Byeney
United States
Anthony Eden
V. M. Molotov
Bula
Romania
Yugoslavia
Italy
Pence
Poland
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Stalin
Hiroshima
Baytown Charter Amended Move Requires Election
Baytown's charter contains outdated sections due to new laws and court rulings. A charter amendment election is needed to officially add changes, though formal amendments have occurred in effect. Provisions on residency, civil service, and employment rules require updating, with further corrections for typographical errors.
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Blue Beathard
Raytown
We. M. Knowles
William Ki. Marshall
L. A. Wilkin Jr
James Frazier
Fahy Godfrey
Burkett and Forque Receive New Band Assignments
J C Burkett director of instrumental music in the Baytown school system will shift from Robert E Lee high to take on new band director duties at Baytown schools. George I Gentry notes Forque reassigned from DeZavala Elementary to high school focus. Burkett will supervise seven bands including Robert E Lee, organize inventories and uniforms, and direct the regional Texas Interscholastic League contest in spring baytown.
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Baytownland
Accord
Sapt
George i. Gentry
Robert Charles Forque
F. Lee High School
Robert E. Lee
Gentry
Forque
DeZavala Elementary
Schoe
Burkett
Burkett Joon
Supt
Schoo’s
Baytown
Teneiine
Baytonians To Receive UH Degrees This Friday
Fourteen Paytown students are set to receive degrees, diplomas or certificates at 7 p.m. Friday as the University of Houston holds its summer commencement at Ezekiel Cullen Auditorium in Houston. Names listed include Samuel A. Caskey, Patrick A. Bowers, Doris Maxine S. Mtaltenecht, Burjnis Marie Kirby Rholes, Barry Nettles, Louise Secrist Neuerburg, John Paul Of, Robert Kenneth Irby, Martin W. Geisendorff, Betty Williams Duvall, Lavelle Fontaine Dyer, Martha Hearne Gurrie, Marjorie Filis Denson, and Augustave R. Ledesma among others.
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University of Houston
Ezekiel Cullen
Houston
Raytown
Samuel A. Caskey
Louise Secrist iNeuerburg
Michigan
John Paul of
Box Ata
Robert Kenneth Irby
Live Oak
Martin W. Geisendorff
Linwood Drive
Betty i Williams Duvall
East Pearce
Lavelle Fontaine Dyer
North Holly
Martha Hearne
Acorn
Gurrie
Oakland Avenue
Mes
Burkett
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