Race Battle Four Years Old Demonstrations Resume
Demonstrations and boycotts mark the fourth anniversary of the sit in as Atlantas reserve to resume picketing at a downtown restaurant. SNCC leaders vow continued protests in Atlanta while CORE and other groups discuss novel actions in Chapel Hill and across the nation. At Tuskegee authorities monitor federal reaction to desegregation challenges as a high school remains closed. A biracial sit-in at Cleveland education headquarters also draws attention as nationwide desegregation efforts escalate.
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N.C
Cleveland Board of Eucation
New York
Greensboro
Atlanta
Cleveland
James Forman
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
SNCC
Netro
Ivan Ailen Jr
Atlan
James Farmer
Congress Racial Equality
CORE
Eariier
Tuskegee
Ala
Tuskegee High School
State
Board of Education
Education
Scout Troop 353 heads to Camp Stroke near Conroe
Sun Spots reports Boy Scout Troop 353 of Whoster Volunteer Fire Department left Friday for a winter campout at Camp Stroke near Conroe. Scoutmaster WIL Reberon and assistant Skeeter Orton MHLTON ARNETT Louis Baggett of Baytown completed Marine Recruit training in San Diego and will report to Camp Pendleton for infantry training. Trinity Episcopal Junior League plans a games party Sunday evening at the parish house with refreshments and a two day registration for De Lamar Tech students beginning Tuesday. weather remains clear to partly cloudy with a weekend temperature range 46 to 68 degrees. Houston/Galveston tides: Sunday high tides at 6:58 p.m. and 8:18 p.m. with low tides early morning and afternoon.
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Mhlton, Arnett
Louis ‘Baggett
Baytown
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
San Diego
Fleet Marine Force
Camp Pendleton
Calif
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Church
de- Lamar Tech
EAMAR
TECH
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Stuependenis
Baytown Area News Roundup From Schools and Civic Groups
Baytown schools prepare bus safety reports for a district filing. Marine Private Joel W. Brown, son of Mrs. Doris E. Lowry, trains at San Diego after enlisting in November. AAUW to host a style show March 43 at the Knights of Columbus Hall. contact Mrs. B. Warne. Crosby PTA plans a luncheon and tour with Humble Oil and Refining Co. joint study at Crosby Development Center. Baytown Boy Scouts report activities and a winter campout at Camp Strake planned for this weekend. Several local residents listed with hospital and medical updates. Knights of Columbus Council No. 7188 to host family night with Baytown Junior High choir and a Robert E. Lee High School woodwind quintet. Marine Private James Fe. Martin begins basic training in San Diego after enlisting in January. Baytown PTA Council Founders Day planned at Trinity Episcopal Church with addressed council and school honors. Lamar Tech Mikado tryouts scheduled for Monday and Tuesday in Rehearsal Hall.
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Crusty-Cedar Bayou Raail
Marine Coms
San Diego
Calif
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American Association of University Women
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AAUW
Mrae & B
Warne
Jesse Kirkpatrick
Ledbetter Hospital
Shay
San Jacinto Creamery
Don Raeder
Commerce
Yvonne D'Olive
Jewell Elsik
University of Tex
Katherine Mason
Lynette Bishon
Henry C. Moore
G. J. Somerville
Bayway District
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Baytown Boy Scouters
Heart
Gordon
Cooper
Big Sam Houston Area Council
John Devine
Camp Strake
Ray Helpert
Baytown
Michael Price
Larry
Barry
Hastie
Paul Weir
Garland Ginzel
David Hamilton
Joey Vallenera
Sidney Woods
Bobby Albright
Joe Valigeura
Perry Price Jr
Read
Methodist Hospital
Houston
Ralph Garrett
Rom & Hospital
J. L
Jacinto Council
Baytown Junior High
Robert E. Lee’ High School
Mike. Coady
One-Quarter of East Harris Residents Unaffiliated with Local Churches
East Harris County survey results show 11,929 of 47,221 residents have no local church affiliation. Coordinated by Dr A R B Padgett, campaign leaders include Wade Due Rose Channelview Reverend James Brannen Crosby’s Reverend Dan Bynum and Highlands Reverend James Morriss. Further details promised after full data review.
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Brannen
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Crosby
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Darvin Farmer
Dallas
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Farmer
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Don
Cannsta
Gonlwin
Bayramn
Dan Strucbie
T. Barnett
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At. Tigh-lands
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Moon probe heads to surface with TV camera system
Television cameras and a 601b pound scientific package are aboard the US lunar probe heading from Cape Kennedy toward the Moon. If all goes as planned the craft will capture the first closeup pictures of the Moon's surface. The TV camera system was designed and built for NASA by ROA.
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Moon
Cape Kennedy
Thir
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ROA
Fete Honors Rep Thompson Draws 1200 At Rice Hotel
Secretary of Agriculture Freeman addressed about 1,200 at the Rice Hotel in Houston to honor Rep. Clark W. Thompson of the 2nd District. He spoke on wheat sales to Communist countries with conditions, urged cash payments, and argued such sales expose the enemy economy while supporting U.S. markets. He outlined European Market issues, warned against erosion of the American market, and described proposed tariff cuts and non-tariff reforms to strengthen global trade.
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Orville L. Freeman
Houston
Freeman
Rice Hotel
Clark W. Thompson
United States
U.S
Marko
Cyprus accepts NATO peace force plan amid Cyprus split
Britain confirmed Greece and Turkey accepted a U S Britain proposal to deploy a NATO peace keeping force to Cyprus. Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots debated the plan as Makarios resisted without U N oversight. The plan aims for at least 10 000 troops and faces approval hurdles from local leaders and the U N Security Council.
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Grace Methodist Church to open education building Sunday
Grace Methodist Church plans a 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday ceremony opening a 17 000 square foot recreational and education addition valued at 200 000 dollars. Rev Ed Summers will lead the formal service at 10 15 a.m. with memorials to listed donors and members. Memorials will be dedicated as part of the ceremony, and an open house will follow for church members and friends of the church.
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E. F. Laban
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Simdlay
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Rogers
Bil Schubert
Keith Ning
Concard
CFM
Theo Wilbarn
Chaienan
George L. Vennett
Tie Wit Bridges
A. of. Frossiner
Rachnedyster Kerr
Daniel Perkins
J. Wiene Strickler
J. API Mu
Poll Tax Payments Fall in Harris County Amid Uncertain Reforms
Harris County poll tax receipts showed a drop of about 20 to 29 thousand payments compared with 1960, with officials noting the final tally will take a week. County and Baytown offices reported late counts and predicted increases in qualified voters despite a federal ban on poll taxes for federal elections. Free registrations expected within a week to ten days, valid only for federal races.
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Baytown Tay
A.B. Collins
Carl. S. Smith
U.S
Smith
Ponunty
County raises for Harris County deputies and clerks reported
Harris County Commissioners Court approved a 1964 budget boosting pay for two justice of the peace staff and four people in Precinct 3 Constable Paul Andersons office. Brown’s office gains included an $800 monthly salary and raises for a traffic clerk Lois Barnes. Anderson’s office adds include Deputy Constable Blair Mann and Abram Kerr with higher pay and car allowances. The budget totals 323 billion? (text unclear) with no tax increase.
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M. M. Brown
Paul Anderson
Harris County Commissioners Court
B. Bruce
Brown
Anderson
Lois Barnes
aAnderson
Blair W. Mann
Abram Kerr
Eva Whitfield
Kerr
Charity Hospital
Red Ramsey
Precinct
Bill Entritt
Elliott
County Seeks Federal Aid for Reservoir Park Development
Court discussed budget hikes for reservoir park covering 8200 acres with only about 1000 acres usable in two tracts. County plans long range master plan approval by the Corps of Engineers Washington office. Also rejected a Houston Museum of Living budget request of 25000 for operations. County tax rate of 145 per 300 valuation may drop three cents after bond programs conclude with August rate setting.
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Kele W. Chapman
Bob Gusec
Washington
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Corps of Engineers
Ed Rotan
Houston Museum of Jlo
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