Western Europeans Split Over U S Presence In Europe
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryant reports on Western European views of the American presence in Europe. Despite strong pro American sentiment in Germany, Italy, the Low Countries and Britain, voices in London Brussels and Paris push for more independent European action, wary of U S policy and De Gaulle’s influence, amid Common Market tensions and Suez era memories.
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President Gaulle
U.S
Europe
API
William L. Ryant
Paris
London
William L. Ryan
Brussels
France
Britain
United States
de Gaulle
Washington
England
EFTA
European Free Trade Association
Harold Macmillan
Maurice Macmillan
House of Commons
Viscount Hinchingbrooke
Earl of
Sandwich
Lord Hinchingbrooke
A.s
Yemen
Middle East
Congo
Katanga
Rhodesia
Foreign Office
United Nations
Russia
Charles de Gaulle
Moscow
West Germany
Italy
Low Countries
Harris Court Rejects Split Depository Plan in Harris County
Harris County Commissioners rejected a plan to split about 38 million dollars in county funds among 64 banks. The court chose National Bank of Commerce as official depository for the year, with city and county offices detailing current deposits and the proposed division’s impact. Ramser favored one-bank retention, citing legal guidance against splitting funds.
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Harins
Court Monday
Ravinwa
Couniel
Red
Ramsay
Pr Mt 2
City of Houston
Bruce Sid
First City National Bank of Houston
Houston National Bank
Bank of the Southwest
Commissioners Court
National Bank of Commerce
Houston
Har “ Tis County
Ramsey
County Legal Department
Com*missioners
Harris County
Ramser
Channelview Hospital Beat Admittances Names List
Channelview Hospital Beat lists admissions in Houston and Channelview areas. Names include Linda Lou Watson, Mary Edna Holman, Albert Austin Williams, Cora Loyiss Marss, Armida Lucy Wallace, Florence Amelia Bussey, Grace Ada Hart, Paulette LaTour, Walter Turner Henson, Stephen Richard Wolf, Edna M. Jeffcoat, Kelley Souith, John P. Smith, Syble Joy Powlidze, Calvin E. Parker, and Da wha Cunningham. Arrival notes Jo and Mrs W D Watson, a son born February 17.
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Tidelands
Linda Lou Watson
Houston
Mary Edna Holman
Albert Austin Williams
Cora Loyiss Marss
A Armida Lucy Wallace
Channel Ten
Florence Amelia Bussey
Grace Ada Hart
Houstoi
Paulette LaTour
Walter Turner Henson
Chnnel- TV
Stephen Richard Wolf
Diss Edna M. Jeffcoat
Kelley Souith
Channelview
West Smith
John P. Smith
Syble Joy Powlidze
Calvin E. Parker
the Channelview
Hilton
Kenneth Charles Pritchett
YMCA Membership Drive Sees 77 New Members This Year
YMCA membership drive for 1963 reports 77 new members so far with rival factions led by Jim Har rap and HL F Hartman each claiming 15 enrollments. Dr. W. E. Marshall follows with further enrollments. Last year the organization counted 17 youth and 321 adults.
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YMCA
Jim Harrap
HL F. Hartman
W. E. Marshall
Hospital Beat Admits and New Arrivals at Gulf Coast and San Jacinto
Admitted to Gulf Coast includes Mrs J E Gamble at 213 Mantle La Porte in Room LIS, Mrs B A DeShong, Emory Mozes, Mrs John D Henderson, Linda Sue Hyman, Edward M Banta, John Henry Downs Jr, Elijah J Griffin, and others with listed addresses and room numbers. Admitted to San Jacinto lists Mrs James W Carouse, Mrs Charlie Matthews, Johnny Cheatham, Mrs William Vorhaben, Mrs Leroy Tomjack, James William Wade, Arbert Allen, Herschel Blackford, Mrs Henry Drake, Leah Ann Sloane. New Arrivals report birth notices for Mr and Mrs Robert L Gregory, Feb at San Jacinto, and several other births at San Jacinto with residences provided.
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Gulf Coast
J. £. Gamble
Mantle
la Porte
B. A. DeShong
Main
Emory Mozes
Columbia
John D. Henderson
Joliet
Houston
Roon
Linda Sue Hyman
Willie E. Hyman
Fern Lane
Highlands
Ales
Edward M. Banta
Si Shepherd
John Henry Downs Jr
John Henry Downs
Cedar Bayou Road
E. Alcorn
Liberty
Elijah J. Griffin
San Jacinto
James W. Carouse
Elmwood
Charlie Matthews
Schreck
Johnny Cheatham
E. Hunnicutt
William Vorhaben
Dwinnell
Leroy Tomjack
Miriam
James William Wade
John
Arbert Allen
Reynolds
Tal Parte
Herschel Blackford
S. Elegentit
Henry Drake
Slayton G. Shipp
Jacinto
Barbers Hill Menu for This Week at Cafeteria
Barbers Hill School cafeteria lists this week’s meals. Tuesday features corn chip pie with green beans and pineapple salad with oatmeal cookies and milk. Wednesday offers chicken pot pie, spinach, sweet potatoes, lettuce with dressing, rice pudding and milk. Thursday serves barbecued pork on a bun, baked beans, potato chips, vegetable soup, lettuce sandwich, milk, Friday beef roast with whipped potatoes, snap beans, slaw, and peach halves.
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Barbers Hill
Police Report Stolen Silverware and Tools Across Homes
Silverware valued at 127 dollars was reported stolen Monday from the home of Mrs Lois E Couch at 207 Florida. Jeff Culpepper of 411 Arbor reported to Boston police that a set of golf clubs case and cart valued at 30 dollars were stolen from his garage. Baytown police investigated a burglary at Sheley Lumber Co at 2200 Market with only a few dollars taken.
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Lois E. Couch
Florida
Jeff Culpepper
Arbor
Bostoan
Baytown
Sheley Lumber Co
Noon Call Stock Quotes Courtesy Merrill Lynch
A brief stock quotes item lists noon quotes from Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner and Smith with a note on a 30 percent stake or discount referenced as part of the call quotes.
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Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fanner and Smith
Credit Collection Course Set AtLC For March 18-21
A 10 hour credit and collections course for Baytown area workers runs March 18-21 at Robert E. Lee High School. Millard Snell of Int'l Harv and university of Texas staff teach modern collection techniques. Registration is $3.59 with two and a half hours per night for four nights. Call 383-1711 for details.
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Ludlum
Gulf States
Baytown
Robert E. Lee
WL & Lo
IBM
Millard Snell
Millard Snell, Retail Credit
Uni- Int
Jones
Lou Kerr - McGee - Libby McN
Liggett - Myers Litton
Lockheed
Texas
Univer
Sity
Texas Eduscation Agency
Credit Bureau
Distributive Education Department
Robert E. Lee High School
Louis Laris
Magnavox
Qealedenet Po
Strickler
News News
Olin Mathlotis
Pancoastal Oil Parke - Davis
Pfizer
Philin Martris Philips Pet Pure of
Royal Dutch Safeway
Sears Seers ‘Shell
Sinclair Sconey Sou Pacific
Swerry - Run
Stan Calif
Stan Ind
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Stan Ohio
Stanley Warner
Stude - Packard
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Cme Sunray - Mid
Tennessee Gas Texas Co
Texas Gulf
Texas Gulf Sulp Tidewater
Timken
Trans Am Corp
Union Carbide
United Airlines
United Carbon iUpjohn
US Steel
Westinghouse
Xerox
W. J
Bill) Strickler
The
Credit Bureau of
Greater Baytown
Credit Burea
Baytonian Faces Cock Fight Count In Shepherd Tex
A Baytown man, Harvey Jimmerson, 36, was jailed in Coldspring on cock fighting charges southeast of Shepherd. About 180 people attended, with two dead roosters found. fights occurred in a barn arena on a rural farm protected by a four-strand electric fence. Suspects hailed from Houston, Beaumont, Big Port Arthur, Conroe, Trinity, Willis, and Ohio. fines were $29.50, and Jimmerson remained jailed with bond set at 300.
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Baytown
Coldspring
Shepherd
Harvey Jimmerson
Igag San Jacinto
Texas
Lenoxdenji
Neening TooteTe
Soniday
Jimmerson
Houston
Beaumont
Big Port Arthur
Conroe
Trinity
Willis
Postwar disarmament talks face on-site inspection limits
Ratain's chief negotiator signals willingness to curb on-site inspections for a nuclear test ban as wintry weather hamstrings travel from Texas to Georgia. Publishers of New York's nine papers warn a 3,000-printer strike threatens to upend production and hit markets hard.
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Ratain
Sys Westen Powers
Neekal
Texas
Georgia
New York
Actieve
Lone Star Water suit details payout and ownership dispute
The suit seeks $200000 in escrow to refund about 3200 Lone Star Water Co customers for overcharges under Houston rates. Kansas City financiers backers may receive funds if Houston loses. Baytown annexation of Water District 38 complicates ownership claims, with legality of transfers challenged. City of Houston aims to prevent customer exploitation while disputes over district control continue.
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Tage 1
Lone Star Water iCa
Water Company
Houston
Gano
Kansas City
Cit of
Water District 58
Lone Star Water Co
Kansas City Financial
Kansas City Group
Baytown
Lof
Bayowns
Thirteen arrested on gaming charges in city
Thirteen persons were arrested at 9 35 pm Saturday at Tl Oak St by Patrolman Jack Maxwell who said they were playing dice. All were charged in Corporation Court with gaming.
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Tl Oak St
Jack Maxwell
Tshoeline Dice
Pool Bill Aims Higher Tax Exemptions for Students
Congressman Joe Pool of Texas introduces a bill to raise dependent tax exemptions from 600 to 800 for students at or below grade 12 and 1000 for those above. He argues it eases family education costs and aids student retention and college attendance. The measure mirrors his broader push for education-related tax relief and cites personal stake as father of four boys.
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Washington
Joe Pool
Texas
Congressman Pool
Southern Methodist University
Camp Stewart
Kerrville
Val Treeton
Joeyji
Selingls
Eathp
Pool
Baptist church league scores at YMCA Teague gym
In the 17 and under game Wooster Baptist beat First Baptist 38 to 31 on Monday night. In the men’s division Eastside Baptist won 56 to 43 over Memorial Baptist while Baptist Temple defeated First Baptist 37 to a yet incomplete score.
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First Baptist
Ymca Church Teague
Eastside Baptist
Memorial Baptist
Baptist Temple
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