SUN Spots Vacations And Local Events In Baytown Area
School superintendent H C Schochler takes a week long vacation in Pennsylvania to visit his daughter and will return Monday. Goose Creek East ern Star chapter hosts a benefit ice cream supper at Roseland 6 30 to 9 pm tonight. Baytown Little Theater to present Biography Thursday featuring Mary Elen Cooke an anesthetist at San Jacinto Hospital. Relay junior league to hold ice cream party 11 pm to 9 pm Saturday at E C Buster home Bayridge La Porte. Baytown Sun correction clarifies Crosby ISD back tax valuation is 9.1 million not 36 million per superintendent Allison L Koonce.
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Goose Creek
Eastern Star
Roseland
Mary
Credin
REL
E. C. Buster
Bayridge
la Porte
Baytown Sun
Crosby Independent
Allison L. Koonce
Teave
Koorice
Britain and Soviet air corridor clash dominates regional news
National Outboard Association World Championships telecast on KHOU-TV in Houston covers P. G. Stepleton Jr. et al. in St Paul Aug 18-21. Baytown fire alarms report two incidents. theater tickets sold out. vandalism investigation. London cites Soviet claim as serious threat to Allied air access, cites 1945 and 1949 accords, Macmillan and Home Office briefings. Galveston tides noted for Friday morning and evening.
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P. G. Stepleton Jr
Carson Howell
Dixie Howell
Clayton Elmer
St. Paul
Minn
Khou-Tv
Houston
Local Good Samaritans Help Car Crash Victim
BUD AND BELLE Davis assist a recent car wreck victim while Elsie Moore visits The Sun Office as a新闻 reporter for the La Porte Liberal. Youth activity week at St Pauls Methodist Church features games and personality recognitions, with Rev LeRoy Stanton noting attendees by humorous talent notes.
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Belle Davis
E. Fayle
Good Samaritans
Elsie Moore
Sun
la Porte
King Loach
van Ferrel
Texas
Teresa Flanagan
Michael Davis
Beth Mills
Kathy Leach
Debby Copes
Mark Kirkland
Ruth Ganson
Ronnie Middleton
Robbie Young
Becky Hastings
W. W. Worthington
Channelview
OCAW Delegates At Chicago Convention Reject Dues Rise
Three Local 4333 members Ford Geyer J B Coulter and L T Dickerson attend the OCAW national convention in Chicago Delegates vote against raising minimum dies and against electing national officers by referendum They call for union wide welfare and insurance study and urge locals to boost political action by members and wives The convention runs through Friday
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Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
Baytown
Chicago
Ford Geyer
J. B. Coulter
L. T. Dickerson
U S Rejects Air Corridor Access In Berlin Crisis
Washington reports the United States will respond to a Soviet note demanding an end to allegedly provocative Western air corridor activities over West Berlin. White House press secretary Pierre Salinger said a formal reply would follow after consultations with Western Allies.
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United States
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Moscow
West Berlin
Berlin
State Department
Wednesse
U.S
Court martial finds Banks not guilty in Texas Tower collapse
In Newburgh AP reports Col William M Banks 46 was found nocent of neglect in the Texas Tower collapse over the New Jersey coast on Jan 1. The ruling awaits board approval after the prosecution quit at 9:30 am and the defense moved to dismiss. The tower disaster killed 23 people.
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Newburgh
N.Y
William M. Banks
Texas
Atlantic Ocean
Jean Kydstrom
New Jersey
Reds Pose New Threat For West Berlin Note
In Moscow a note charged West Germany under Chancellor Adenauer with illegal interference in West Berlin. It condemned West German officials visiting via air corridors and warned the West to halt such “subversive and revanchist” activities. The move signals possible future Soviet demands to bar West German transport to West Berlin and to monitor passengers.
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Berlin
Konrad Adenauer
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Italy
U.S
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East Germany
United States
Federal Republic of Germany
Adenauer
Bundestag
Parson Jordan Leery Of Bugs Wind At Goose Creek
Reverend Arthur L. Jordan arrived at Goose Creek First Baptist in August 1941, bringing a new pastorate amid a hot humid climate and looming hurricane warnings. He recalled the rough post Pearl Harbor period and the settling-in challenges with his wife and two sons, William and Robert, as the congregation adjusted to life in Baytown.
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Jim Hale
Uhel
Arthur L. Jordan
A. O. Hinkle
First Baptist Church
Jordan
Goose Creek
Memorial
Gainesville
Ser Jordan
William
Robert
North Texas
Tropics
Rev. Jordan
Panhandle
West Texas
Baytour
Pearl Harbor
Jortians
FCC OK Asked On Sale Of Radio Station Here
The FCC in Washington has an application for transfer and sale of KWBA Baytown. Bayshore Broadcasting Co. plans to sell stock to join UH Hickson of Port Arthur and Edward J. Francis of Dallas who own KOU in Port Arthur and WTAW in Bryan College Station. The buyer group values KWBA at about 200000 and anticipates FCC approval in roughly 90 days.
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Federal Communications Commission
Washington
KWBA
Baytown
Bayshore Broadcasting Co
KWA
Hickson
Port Arthur
Edward J. Francis
Dallas
Attarney
KOU
Port
Vthup
Rady Staton Wtaw
Bryan College Station
Rayton
KREL
C. C. Keoriiris
DeWitt Landis
Dave Worley
Fort Worth
Ali
SLO
Kenduich
George Breeding
KOL
Hicks
Bayshore Broadcasting Corp
Breeding
Manever
Francis
Amtressnror
FCC
Exit Permits Frozen Triggers Berlin Crisis
East Berlin and East Germany barred exit permits for foreigners, affecting hundreds including Americans. U S Army and Allied troops pressed past Red guards at the sector border while debates with East German authorities drew in Soviet officers. Western allies coordinate protests and monitor citizens in the East as border tensions rise and claims of air corridor abuses spark further friction.
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East Berlin
East Germany
Berlin
Soviet Union
U.S
Friedrichstrasse
West Berlin
Fidel Castro Eyes Kennedy Truce Talks Advice
Indications Washington sources say Castro’s regime sent word to President Kennedy for truce talks while the United States considers a partial mobilization as 37 percent of National Guard units await callup by October. Four bodies were found in wreckage near Pottersdale, Pennsylvania, amid a search marked by two helicopter crashes and one additional fatality. The big three automakers face union pressure over contract offers to the United Auto Workers as the pace intensifies. Cape Canaveral is chosen as base for major space missions including giant boosters and sonar flights. The Peace Corps faces Senate tests on funding with a potential $45 million cut in doubt. Linda Lou Rose, seven, survivor of a Texas wreck, is placed in temporary custody in Georgia. Two couples seek to adopt a child.
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Texas
Freeport
Charles Rose
Savannah
Baytown Sets One-Week Away School Registration
Baytown schools prepare for a one week away registration period with fixed times for each class. Robert E Lee High School students must attend the auditorium at scheduled times, seniors 12 45 to 4 pm August 31, sophomores 8 30 am September 1, juniors 12 45 pm September 1, and elementary through ninth grade enrollments set for specific morning slots. Labor Day Sept 4 is an official holiday. classes resume Sept 5 at 8 30 am.
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Baytown
Holly McLemore
Robert E. Lee High School
McLemore
Wat
Aura
Texas Comptroller's Ready to Start Tax Collection
Texas legislature passes sales tax and Comptroller Robert S Calvert prepares to collect it. The comptroller's office is chaotic while Nabors hides from questions about the rules. Calvert Nabors and Kenn, the chief clerk, work to issue a brief explanation before September 1.
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Robert S. Calvert
Calvert
Roland Nabors
Nabors
Kenn
Inv Ore
Harris County as site for NASA space lab proposal
A Washington conference between Rice University president Dr. Kenneth Pitzer and NASA head James Webb fuels speculation that Harris County may host a major NASA manned space flight laboratory. Rep. Olin Teague says the odds favor Harris County, with about 3,900 jobs expected. Also discussed were using Bevan Air Force Base and Rice University's ongoing NASA contracts.
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Rice University
James E. Webb
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Washington
Harris County
NASA Manned Spice Flight Laboratory
Hone Space Committee
Olin Teague
College Station
Pitzer
Webb
Rice
NASA
Bevan Air Force Base
Webble
James Ray
Hall of Rest
Jas Sterling
Earthman
Movida
Lannie Bowlen Euisting
Bavink
Lataner
Humble Oil and i Redning Co. Prouction Department
Eaima Sterling
Baytown
David Sterling
Texas City
Charles W. Sterling
Cleveland
Tex
Cone
Mies
Paticia Sterling
Stenson
Jack Lai@er
Costa Mesa
Calif
Betty Low Dean
Ida Petites
Hull, Tex
Day Cites U N Rights To Speak In Berlin Crisis
A weary city council voted to abolish the assistant police chief's post to cut costs by 5 640 a year. The move, opposed by City Manager J. B. LeFevre, leaves the 24 hour shift covered by other officers. Police Chief Roy Montgomery will reassign duties while the council preserves school patrolwomen at a cost of 2 700 for nine months. The budget cuts total 26 105 so far, with further reductions and additions planned as the budget process continues.
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Cleve Dickens
le Fevre
Hecause
George Chandler
Roy Montgomery
R. H
Bo) Turner
Quack Shack
Falanba
Nations
N.Y
Dag Hau Giage
Marskjold
Department
United Nations
Berlin
T Council
W. L
Dub) Ward
Roy Hughes
Sinnoo
Montgomery
C. A
Chris) Hansen
Att Dai Fional
Keopy
Hammarskjold urges direct negotiations via UN for big power issues
In his annual report to the UN General Assembly, Secretary-General Hammarskjold argued the world organization cannot yet be a focal point for solving major problems. He endorsed direct negotiations among big powers on disarmament and the Berlin issue, noting such talks through the UN do not diminish the UN’s responsibilities or rights. He suggested charter revision may yield a satisfactory solution when time comes.
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World Organization
U.N. General Assembly
Berlin
United Nations
U.N
Texas Temperatures Dip to 53 Amid Warmer Trend
The Associated Press reports nippy morning temperatures across Texas with readings as low as 53 at Junction in Southwest Texas. Skies were mostly fair though some East Texas cloudiness was noted, and a warming trend was forecast for the day.
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Texas
Junction
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