Latin America faces rising Communist subversion says officials
An AP report notes increased Communist activity across Latin America with Cuba as the hub. Colombia Peru and Venezuela see intensified attacks, while Guatemala, Mexico and other nations face surveillance, arrests, and nationwide emergencies. Cuban subversion funds cited, Cuban training reported.
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Colombia
Peru
Venezuela
Guatemala
Central -Intelligente Agency
House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee
Latin America
Cuba
Fidel Castro
CIA
Armistead Selden Jr
D-Ala
U.S
Mexico
Fulgencio Batista
Baytown News Briefs: Meetings and Honors At Local Schools
Spots DE Meeting invites all business career curious students to report to the distributive education room at 9 a m Wednesday at Robert E. Lee High School with regular pay plus 2 percent graduation credits. If unable to attend call 582-8945. Pete Sultis to speak at Baytown Lions Club noon meeting about Gander prospects for the season. Jerry Gordon, 17, son of Mr and Mrs H J Gordon of 200 N Burnet and Robert E Lee student, to attend the 22nd National Junior Achievers Conference August 22 27 at Indiana University after involvement with Unikem and United Carbon Co. Peace Corps tests offered: Peace Corps Placement Test at 4 am Saturday September 11 in Room 520 of the Post Office building 401 Franklin Ave Houston. Bayshore Coin Club meets 7 pm Monday at Sterling Municipal Library, public invited. Weather: Partly cloudy and warm through Tuesday with scattered thundershowers. Temperatures 75 to 92.
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Baytown
Robert
BE. Lee High School
Jerry Gordon
H. J. Gordon
N. Burnet
Indiana University
Jerry
Robert E. Lee High School
Peace Corps
Baytown Area
Sept
Franklin Ave
Houston
James Carell Returns to Baytown with Auto Venture
James Carell and wife Peggy Franta return to Baytown after two years in Philadelphia where he wrote for an industrial publication. He was a Sun sports writer and advertising employee in college. Now he plans to enter the auto business in Highlands. Baytown friends admire a color portrait of Mrs. Lloyd Hand formerly Arch Donoghue on a Sunday paper cover with Capitol home in the background. Other notes include family visits, a grandson Terry Lee Zorn born Aug. 20, and a Berlin postcard from the Nolan Schukes mentioning East Zone contrasts.
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James Carell
Peggy Franta
Baytown
Philadelphia
James
Sun Sports
Highlands
Lloyd Hand
Arch Donoghue
Capitol
Paul Shomber
Zana
Kaye
Port Bolivar
H. C. Page
Eddie Morrow
Aue, Tex
Page
W. J. Page
Morrell
Joe Glyn Conway
Desegregation funding threat hits southern districts
In 17 southern and border states one quarter of school districts face loss of US funds unless they file acceptable desegregation plans by the new school year. No federal money will flow without Office of Education approval. Other notes report a 19th century letter found, a church shooting in Sackson Mississippi in serious condition, and strikes at Continental Baking in Houston with a driver reporting slag near his head.
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Southern
Border
Office of Education
Continental Baking Co
Houston
Gary Griggs
Police Wives Postpone Sept Meeting to Sept 20
The Police Wives group delays their Labor Day gathering from Sept 6 to Sept 20 at 7 p.m. The venue remains First National Bank as the new meeting place.
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First National Bank
Four rescued after boat capsizes near Double Bayou
Baytown man Claude Tompkins was rescued unaided near Wilburn Fishing Camp after a boat with four others capsized off Double Bayou. The Wooster Emergency Corps and Harris County Marine Division found the overturned craft two miles from Crawley’s Fishing Camp. Rescued were Paul Young of Humble, and his nephews David and Preston Young of Liberty, and Douglas Young of Houston. One nephew swam to Old Yellow platform for help. The group was in the water about seven hours and reported being shocked but unharmed.
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Trinity Bay
Usster Emergency Corps
Braddan
Tess Osu
Youngs
Young
Tompkins
Baytown and Wooster Corps
McCal- Hum Park
Wilburn
Baytown Corps
Wooster Corps
Butly
Wooster and Harris County
Negroes Promise More Activity After Civil Rights March
In Springfield mass 1000 demonstrators marched to Court Square under National Guardsmen and police watch there were no arrests or incidents. Negro leaders said they would continue to nudge authorities while both sides promised cooperation after the protest billed as another Selma.
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Springfield
Mass
Court Square
Resident Of Baytown For 40 Years Dies Rites Se
Martin Lavergne 67 of 805 North Road died 10 25 am Sunday in a Baytown hospital He had lived in Baytown 40 years and retired from Humble Oil Baytown Refinery pipe department Survived by wife Avey Lavergne two sons A C Lavergne A R Lavergne four daughters Bill Alvin Poche of Dickinson Mrs W P Swick Mrs Audrey Crooks and Mrs J W Burns Jr three sisters Mary Hanks Ida Hargraves Elsie Davis 15 grandchildren two great grandchildren Funeral services set Earthman Chapel Tuesday 9 30 am and St Joseph s Catholic Church 10 30 am Interment Memory Gardens Earthman Funeral Home in charge
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Martin Lavergne
North Road
Earthman Chapel
Lavergne
Baytown
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Avey Lavergne
A.C. Lavergne
A. R. Lavergne
Bill
Alvin Poche
Dickinson
W. P. Swick
Audrey Crooks
J. W. Burns Jr
Mont Belvieu
Mary Hanks
Ida Hargraves
Morse
Elsie Davis
Sulphur
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Denis Kennedy
St Joseph’s
Ganens
Earthman Funeral Home
Southeast Texas regional water and sewer short course opens
The eighth annual Southeast Texas regional short course sponsored by the Texas Water and Sewage Works Association began Monday at Lee College. About 150 people were expected to participate with 100 registered by 9 am. Municipal employees earn 20 hours credit toward licenses as demonstrations and instruction proceed through Wednesday noon. The course, run with the Texas Health Department, follows seven earlier sessions at Lamar Tech Beaumont, with Baytown chosen for central location.
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Southeast Texa@s
Texas Water and Sewage Works Association
Lee College
Texas Health Department
Lamar Tech
Beaumont
Baytown
Texas
Ford Says Johnson Aims to Undermine House GOP
Washington AP Gerald R Ford charges President Johnson is systematically setting out behind the scenes to destroy the Republican leadership in the House He says Johnson wants to muzzle GOP critics of policy and boost Democratic control to curb the two party system Ford cites two exchanges over voting rights and Viet Nam leaking claims and asserts he did not disclose White House briefing details
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Washington
Gerald R. Ford
Johnson
House
Ford
Johnston
White House
Viet Nam
Humphrey Calls for Serious Dissent in U S Protests
Vice President Hubert Humphrey told a National Student Association gathering at the University of Wisconsin that the right to be heard does not guarantee seriousness of response. He praised students who argue with substance and criticized some recent demonstrations as destructive hoodlumism, urging a distinction between constructive and destructive protests.
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Madison
Wis
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
National Student Association
University of Wisconsin
America
Los Angeles
Thief Holdups Fail Near BaltiMore After Window Sign
Benjamin Rossen cream store owner in Balti more Maryland warns thieves with a window sign Crime Does Not Pay Two robberies ended with suspects caught within 30 minutes An explosion at Magnolia Pipeline station near Abilene injures three men Carl Davidson 36 Sweetwater Edward Pax 56 Abilene and Price Stevenson Cipie Rep Clarence J Brown dies in Bethesda Naval Hospital at 70 from kidney failure advancing uremic poisoning, Brown was ranking Republican on House Rules Committee
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Benjamin Rossen
Baltimore
Magnolia
Abilene
Carl Davidson
Clarence J. Brown
Ohio
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Third Day of U S Jets Hit North Viet Nam Plant
U S war planes hit a hydroelectric plant and dam site in North Viet Nam for the third day, damaging a multi storage generator building after two prior raids. The attack involved eight F-104 Starfighters and four support aircraft, with earlier strikes and a reported field near Dien Bien Phu. In ground fighting, the U S Army’s 1st Division reported 25 Viet Cong killed in a search and destroy operation northwest of Nha Trang, plus three wounded and seven captured, while a U S Marine patrol neutralized a three man Viet Cong mortar team four miles south of Da Nang.
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Saigon
South Viet “Nam
U.S
North Viet Nam
Ban ‘Thach
China
Dien Bien’ Phu
da Nang Air Base
Solons Work Rapidly For Adjourning
Washington AP reports Congress rushes toward adjournment with immigration and education measures on track. House moves to approve a U S immigration law change and a 600 million higher education act. Senate handles a 1.2 billion public works bill a 3 36 billion foreign aid authorization and a 47 billion defense appropriation including 17 billion for Vietnam.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Iter
U.S
Viet Nam
Gemini 5 mission rehearsal nears October flight
The report notes a precise position to close and a non tie target as Gemini 6 rehearses a Saturn satellite approach at 11 a.m. EST. By 10:21 a.m. EST the Gemini 5 spacecraft completed 8 orbits, with two days to splashdown in the Atlantic. The mission aims to surpass Russia’s endurance record of five days despite a fuel cell oxygen supply issue. Mrs Corrad observed from Houston Center and James A. McDivitt served as capsule communicator in a brief rendezvous reference.
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Gin
Atlantic Ocean
Corrad
Houston Control Center
James A. McDivitt
Highlands Jamboree Hootenanny kicks off in Highlands
A three day Highlands Jamboree begins Thursday with a hootenanny at the Highlands Northshore Channelview and Junior High School auditorium. Sponsors include the Highlands Optimist Club. Performers include Galaxis the Hideways and the Play Boys with several eighth and ninth grade groups. Evening shows start at 7:30 and end by 10 with admission 50 cents for children and 1 dollar for adults. Saturday features a Main Street parade at 10 am followed by school bands and art teams and a Highlands Elementary barbecue.
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Highlands Northshore
Channelview
Highlands
Hootenanny
Galaxis
The
Hideways
Play Boys
Sesterm
Highlands Area
Main Street
Aris
LC Board To Pick Officers Today
Lee College regents to elect a president vice president secretary and assistant secretary at 5 p m Monday brief meeting. Budget review for 1964 OS and personnel recommendations to be considered. Parade old fiddlers contest and jamboree queen pageant to follow with sixteen contestants and judges including Bob War Sixteen.
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Lee College
Board of Regents
Sam Bramlett
Bramilett
Ance
Bramiett
Bob War
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Sterling Municipal Library
Citizens National Bank
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Solons
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