Ancient heritage frames march for civil rights in Washington
James Marlow notes Washington’s March on Washington drawing an estimated one hundred thousand participants to press for a civil rights bill. The piece surveys nonviolence traditions across eras from Gandhi to Thoreau, emphasizing peaceful protest as a long historical practice.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington (Ap
Washington
Dians
Christimon
Thoreau
Tolstoy
John Ruskin
Gandhi
Merle Cuntis
India
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Heni
David Thoreau
Mohandas
Jacob| S Society
Crimin
S. Coxey
Ohio
Congress
Insby
Prisoner Captains' Wives Hope Amid Korea Hostage Case
Mrs Voltz, wife of Capt Carleton Voltz, and other families endure anxiety as North Korea holds her husband and Capt Ben W Stutts after a helicopter shoot down during a boundary marker patrol. United Nations officials press for release. North Korea cites spying claims and blocks letters and packages. Mrs Voltz recalls their wedding joy and clings to faith while awaiting word and possible negotiations.
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Joint Military Armistice Commission
Parmunjom
Korea
Eth
Chang Chung-hwan
North Korea
George H. Cloud
U.N
Voltz and Stutts
Voltz
Crystal Ke
Happs
Chemical reduces moisture loss from lakes snow
Berkeley scientists report that invisible chemical films can cut evaporation from snow, soils, and reservoirs. Hexadeconal on snow fields lowered losses up to 90 percent with 32 pounds per acre, while organic liquids reduced losses on coarse sands by 29 percent and saved half the water in fine sandy loam. Tests suggest possible use in arid regions, though cost and film durability remain questions.
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Berkeley
Calif
Texas
International Union of Geodesy and Geophysics
Henry ‘W. Anderson
U.S. Forest Service
M. E. Biodworth
B.D. Mis Uy
Texas A&g College
O. R. Atsatt
University of Minors
Franklin P. Crow
Oklahoma State University
Grow
Lounge Burglary at Gean's Lounge Reported
Burglar swiped nineteen packs of cigarettes from Gean's Lounge at 1300 W Main during a 12 15 am to 2 40 pm window on Wednesday. Entry gained by prying the front door hasp. A change box and jukebox door were tampered with. no cash or Tarbell machine taken.
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Gean
W. Main
Stock Quotes Highlight Major Industrial Firms
Merrill Lynch reports varied quotes across many firms including Anaconda Copper, Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler, General Electric, Gen Motors, Kodak, Texaco, Texaco Gulf, Lockheed, United Aircraft, and Union Carbide. Quotes reflect daily market movement with notable listings for Alcoa, IBM, Eastman Kodak, and Western firms like Gulf Oil and Goodyear.
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Alleg Ludiam
ALT
Allis- Chalmers Aluminium Ltd
Amer Cyan
Amer Tel & Tel O
AMC
Tp & SF
Baxter Lab
Beth Steel
Chrysler Es
Cities Service
iSugale Paling Ce
New York Central
Olin-Math
Otis Elve
Ebillips Pet
jPure Oi
Reval Dutch
Stan Ind
Stam Ndepeey
Ohio
Stude-Packard
Sun Gil
Cecsacae
Surrey-Mid
Syntex
Tennessee Gas
Texas Gutt Prod
Texas Gulf Sulpidewater
Timken
Transam Corp Union Carbide
Calif
United Aircraft
Upjohn Drugus Sigel
Excess Prisoners Move At Jefferson Davis Hospital
Houston city council and county commissioners agreed to turn over the fifth floor of Jefferson Davis Hospital to the county for a psychopathic ward. County Judge Bill Elliott said 2 or 3 patients would be moved as soon as kitchen and plumbing work is finished. The two bodies also planned to discuss consolidating some governmental functions at a future meeting.
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Houston
Ben Taub General Hospital
Jefferson Davis Hospital
Bill Elliott
Elliott
Jefferson Davy
Horace Mann to stage Thursday school concert on lawn
Horace Mann Junior High Band directed by Fred Parker will perform at 7 30 p m Thursday on the school front lawn. A flute ensemble and a French horn baritone duo will showcase named players, with ninth grade twirling routines and a seventh grade band of 49 starting the program. About 120 instrumentalists are expected. the public is invited.
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Horace Mann
Fred Parker
Kathy Carroll
Bethany Bletsch
Chris Williams
Kathy Todd
Marsha McAlister
Kay Smelser
Karen Harvey
Kay Beavers
Linda Davis
Diana Beavers
Linda Gregory
Wilda Dickerson
Anne Olds
Beverly Peard
Ginger Whitaker
Walter Bissex
Justin Kollmeyer
John Bull
Gary Gutkowski
Paul Santos
Carrie Casey
Mmajor
Pegey LaVergne
Candy Cinuti
Barbara Moses
Lynn McDowell
German Youths Help Dad Win Baseball Trophy
Dallas AP report: two German youths Leo and Jean Hollo joined a city championship baseball team after arriving from Germany two years ago. Adopted by Mr and Mrs F Hollo, they spoke little English but quickly learned and helped the team win the Dallas Class A title. They described school, meals, and cultural differences, noting Hamburgers and chicken are favorites here. The Hollo family plans to expand the team with Randy and Louis, adopted brothers, as future players.
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Dallas
Leo Holle
Ang Sus
Waisen- Mess
Olvaria
Love Field
Leo
Germany
Joe Holl
Joe
Randy
Louis
Seta Tate Tenon
Jean Gesta
Kilgore Road Man Hurt In Accident
John P. O Neal of Kilgore Road suffered knee finger and elbow abrasions after a two car crash on Baker Road near Country Grub Drive. He was treated at Gulf Coast Hospital and released. Robert T Herring was cited for failing to yield at a stop sign and O Neal for speeding.
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John P. O'Neal
Kilgore Road
Gulf Coast Hospital
O'Neal
Robert T
Troy) Herring
Goose Creek Drive
Baker Road
Tuesay
Herring
Country Club Drive
Corporation
DP Auditorium Bids Due Oct 3
Deer Park school board set a special meeting at 7 38 p m on Oct 3 to receive bids for a new auditorium designed for 150 seats, with completion by September 1964 and an estimated cost of 500 600. At Monday night session the board granted a leave of absence to Sue Miles a second grade teacher at Deepwater Elementary and announced new hires Mary Ulch first grade teacher. Deepwater hires include Dorcas Skaines special education Mildred Welch clerk Leroy Albert Jack Cooper and E E Kerbow custodians Quincy Moore mechanic s helper. The next regular meeting is Monday Sept a.
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Deer Park
Wil
Sue Miles
Deepwater
Mary Ulch
Dorcas Skaines
Mildred Welch
Leroy Albert
Jack Cooper
E.E. Kerbow
Quincy Moore
Mechanics
Heirport Holecek Jr Born to Glendora Couple
Heirport Andrew Holecek Jr is the name chosen by Sir and Mrs Joe A Holecek of Glendora California for their son born August 45 at Glendora General Hospital. Grandparents listed Faye Holecek Baytown Ralph Poole Glendora Ret grandparents L L Knowles Baytown and Loring Poole Roslindale Mass and Hazel Marr Deham Mass. Mrs Sally Knowles Baytown is the child’s great great grandparent.
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Holecek
Joseph Andrew Holecek Jr
Joe A. Holecek
Glendora
Calif
Glendora General Hospital
Faye Holecek
Baytown
Ralph Poole
L. Knowles
Loring Poole
Roslindale
Mass
Hazel Marr
Deham
Sally Knowles
iNew GOP Club AIRS Organizing Meeting Planned
Lamar Kelley reports that a group of women plan to organize a Republican Women’s Club with an organizational meeting planned in October. Anyone interested may call 582-1956 to join.
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Lamar Kelley
Republicans Women’s Club
Jeans Stolen From Josephine Garcia’s Clothesline
Josephine Garcia reports four pairs of boys size 16 blue jeans stolen from a clothesline at 3210 Wisconsin. Theft occurred between Monday afternoon and 7 am Tuesday.
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Josephine Garcia
Wisconsin
NASA Environment Chamber Bid By Joint California Firms
The base bid for the space environment simulation chambers project was 9,809,985 dollars. A government estimate for the job stood at 13,925,443 dollars. The low bidders were Industrial Contractors Inc Diversified Builders Inc and Fishers Construction Co as a joint venture from California.
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NASA
Industrial’ Contractors, Inc
Diversified Builders, Inc
Fishers Construction Co
California
Goose Creek Club Championship entry deadline moved to Friday
The annual men's club championship at Goose Creek Country Club changes its ENTRY DEADLINE from Saturday to Friday. The month long, match play tournament will begin August 31 with players competing for the club title.
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Goose Creek Country Club
Fires Keep Baytown Firemen Busy With Small Blazes
A house on Pine Street faced an electrical short in a percolator around 5 50 pm with no damage to the home. A nearby car at Kentucky and Maryland caught fire about 7 pm but was extinguished with limited damage. Grass fires on Massey Tompkins Road and Connally Road were caused by burning trash and were put out without serious damage.
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F. R. Monahan
Pine St
Kentucky
Maryland
Massey-Tompkins
Connally oRad
Lee College Opens Auto Mechanics Classes In Summer Plan
The article describes Lee College starting an auto mechanics class on June 56 and another for younger men on August 12 with a stenography course beginning September 9 at Les Zollegr. A fish course under the Manpower Development program is planned for instrument mechanics. The school board approved the course and sought Texas Education Agency approval. Plans call for renovating Baytown Elementary School to house the instrumentation course for about 200 students over 22 weeks, with 100 enrolled.
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Lee College
Les Zollegr
Suonday Night
Texas Education Agency
Baytown
ASA
Inle
Guemiple
Wits
Pru Pruett
Optimist Pee Wee Football Seeks Players from Local Schools
Boys in grades 3 to 6 eligible to join the Optimist Football program with Sam Houston and Anson Jones Elementary schools. Interested players should contact L. D. Howell Jr. at 3243347 for details and registration information.
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Sam Houston
Anson Jones
Pee Wee FF
L. D. Howell Jr
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