U.N. Deadlock Likely in Congo Crisis
United Nations officials face a dim prospect for a U.N. Congo policy as the Security Council adjourns amid private talks between Adlai E. Stevenson and Soviet ambassador Valerian Zorin. A U.S.-Soviet accord seems unlikely, with next meetings planned for Friday or Monday.
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N.Y
U.N. Security Council
Word Nation
United States
Council
Union
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S
Valerian A. Zorin
U.N
Senior Citizens Club Meeting in Baytown Notes
Baytown community brief covers Sun Spots Senior Citizens Club meeting at 2:30 p.m. Thursday in the Cominy House with Ikey Haines noting potential joiners. Kiwanis Baytown to host Min or Huffman at noon Thursday, National Scout Week observed.
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Senior Citizens Club
Cominy House
Ested
Ikey Haines
Kiwanis
Minor Huffman
Sam Houston Area
CLEAR Scotland Yard Officer Admits To Spy Charges
A Scotland Yard officer has admitted to espionage charges amid ongoing wartime tensions. Officials say the admission comes as authorities pursue further inquiries into possible spy activities linked to the case.
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Scotland Yard
Spy scandal grips royal navy files in London court
A Scotland Yard detective testified that Harry Houghton, 55, a British civil servant, admitted to aiding a Soviet agent in stealing underwater weapons documents. His fiancé Ethel Gee, 46, and conspirator Gordon Lonsdale, 37, were arrested after agents watched Gee hand Lonsdale parcels containing four pamphlets and film from the royal navy book. The hearing determines if all five will be tried for espionage.
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London
Scotland Yard
Royal Navy
U.S. Naval
George Smith
Galveston
Harry F
Houghton
Ethel Gee
Ports Yond
Gordon A. Lonsdale
Lonsdale
Smith
Miss Gee
Cmdr
Alexander ‘Jolinson
U.S
Byre Navy
Peter
Supreme Court to Hear Ferry Operation Dispute
In Austin the Male Supreme Court agreed to hear arguments on the State Highway Department's right to operate a ferry between Galveston and Bottom Point. Arguments are set for March.
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W.E. Carmichael
Texas Highway Department
Harris County Commissioners Court
North Road
Aldine Bender Road
Austin
Supreme Court
Auto Tags Go On Sale Here Feb 13
License plates go on sale February 13 in Baytown with county tax office and local supermarkets serving as stations. Buyers must register in their home counties or face penalties. last year Harris County issued 974 600 plates, collecting over 11.78 million dollars.
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Tn Baytown
Harris County Federal Savings and Loan
West Defoe
Baytown
Harris County
Texas
Jon
Weather turns icy with 32 degree chill across Texas
The 32 degree Baytown low sparked frost and thin ice as a cold front lingers. Snow flurries hit Amarillo with a wet, cold weekend forecast statewide. Temperatures ranged from 18 to 42 across early morning readings, with snow in the Panhandle and warmer readings in the south.
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Associated Press
Amar Tillo
Weather Bureau
Texas
Panhandle
Amarillo
Laredo
Panhandle Plains
Dalhart
Brownsville
Former HORC Worker JC H Carter Sr Dies
Cecil H. Carter Sr., 69, of Dayton, a 28 year employee of Humble Oil Baytown Refinery, died Tuesday afternoon in a Dayton hospital. He was a member of Masonic Lodge No. 1192 Baytown. Funeral at Rural Shade Baptist Church Tarkington Prairie at 10 p.m. Thursday. Survived by one son Cecil H. Carter Jr. of Baytown, three daughters Mrs. Richard Burnett, Mrs. Gary Ash of Baytown, Mrs. A. E. Young of Tulsa, and widow Vianna Mae Carter of Dayton.
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Cecil H. Carter Sr
Dayton
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Baytown
Carter
Masonic Lodge No
Rural Shade Baptist Church
Tarkington Prairie
Cecil H. Carter Jr
Richard
Texas House weighs payroll tax ban and dam subsidies
A House committee recommended a constitutional amendment prohibiting income or payroll taxes in Texas. The measure, pushed by Rep. Bell, faces a two thirds vote before possible voter submission in 1992. Other actions include a bill to relax jury selection by rotating district court judges and a proposal to boost water board powers.
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Supeport
Wade Spilman
Jerry Butler
Bell
Suchvievy
Democratic Party
Stanford Smith
San Reservoirs
Per- Antonio
U.S
House Conservation and Reclal
Dallas
Tom James
Texas
Jury Water Development Board
More Snow Falls In East
Snow blankets the Eastern seaboard halting hundreds of schools and freezing traffic. Mayor Wagner tours snowbound New York City as nonessential auto travel is banned. Hudson River craft begin delivering over 100,000 barrels of heating fuel to New York communities amid shortages. Washington reports 3 to 5 inches of snow with warnings for northern Virginia.
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Associated Press
Seaboard
New York City
Robert F. Wagner
Hudson River
New York
Newburgh
Washington, D.C
Virginia
Third Time on Trial in 1858 Murder Case
De. R. Bernard Finch faces a fourth trial over the July 25, 1858 murder of his wife Barbara. Carole Trexoff, with attorney Donald Bringgoht, appears as Ure Jory visits the munier scene at the Finch Tone in West Corin, Countf, with Finch present at the scene.
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de. R. Bernard Finch
Barbara
Carole Trexoff
Donald Bringgoht
Ure Jory
West Corin
Finch
Alee
Dt Fot
Castro Anti Clerical Campaign Intensifies
In Havana Raul Castro accuses Roman Catholic priests of plotting bomb plots against the government. He alleged Spanish born priests were planting munitions depots and claimed clergy acted on orders from invaders linked to Francisco Franco. The crowd of students roared as the campaign intensified.
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Fidel Castro
Raul, Castro
Cuba
Francisco Fran
Anuhtic
Cuban Rebel Clash Looms as Regime Masses Forces
Raul, amid charges and calls for patience, warned of intensified anti church activities but urged calm. A Havana visit followed a Miramar bomb blast as Castro troops massed in Las Villas Escambray in a bid to crush insurgents. About 60,000 Castro forces allegedly surrounded 1,600 to 4,000 rebels, with civilian movement restricted within 50 miles. The confrontation could become Cuba’s bloodiest since Batista’s overthrow.
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Miramar
Havana
Cuba
Escambray
Las Villas
Fulgencio Batista
Uncertainty Cited On Missile Gap
President Kennedy said the administration has not reached a firm conclusion on missile balance between the U S and the Soviet Union. He noted reports that the missile gap might not exist and expected a preliminary study by February 20. He discussed tax cuts, economy prospects, and aid to distressed areas, stressing careful consideration and desegregation policy.
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Canada
Dean Rusk
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Dean Acheson
Truman
Welfare Department
New Orleans
Annual Band Presentation at REL Hall Draws Packed Crowd
An overflow audience filled Robert E. Lee High School auditorium for the second annual Mid-Winter Band Concert. The Sophie more and Junior-Senior bands performed a diverse program including Rhapsody in Blue, Victory At Sea, Harvest Celebration, and a Dixieland Medley, with Thomas M. Stone as accompanist. REL Principal Holly McLe more called it the largest crowd ever for the venue.
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Blue Beathard
Robert E. Lee
Charles Forque
Thomas M. Stone
Lee College
Josephine Antoine
Metropolitan Opera
South Pacific
Tulsa
Okishore
Weaver Approved as Housing Administrator by Senate Panel
The Senate Banking Committee approved Robert C. Weaver, a New York Negro, for the government housing administrator post on an 11 to 4 vote. The day also saw moves on anti trust actions in the $2 billion heavy electrical equipment sector and a search effort in the Gulf for survivors of a Panamanian shrimp boat wreck southeast of Port Isabel Texas. Brady Land promoter B R Sheffield convicted in Texas Veterans land scandals and eyeing an appeal, while Beaumont area vice investigation extends by five member panel.
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Senate Banking Committee
Robert C. Weaver
New York
Coast Guard
Gulf of Mexico
Port Tsabel
Texas
Brady Land
B. R. Sheffield
Texas Veterans Land
Billsboro
Plans Appeal
Water Line Break Floods St Louis
A huge water main burst at 4 30 am in north St Louis sent icy floodwaters through streets overturning cars and driving evacuations by boat. No deaths reported though nine people were hospitalized for exposure and shock. Gas service was disrupted and homes lacked heat in the bitter cold as ice formed on fringe streets.
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ST. Louis
Oodedt
20Th
East Grand Boulevard
Stroke Fatal To Mrs Julia Blanton
Mrs Julia Blanton 83 died at Lutheran Hospital San Antonio after a stroke two weeks prior Funeral at Roy Acker San Antonio with daughter Mrs Lacy Lask at bedside Survivors include brother Emmett Harding Huntsville and granddaughter Minnie Eunice Hosea Highlands Burial in San Antonio district notes show Baytown residence past nine years and visiting relatives in San Antonio
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Roy Acker
San Antonio
Julia Blanton
Lutheran
Lask
Blazerton
Emmett Harding
Huntsville
Min. Eunice Hosea
Highlands
San Antone
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