Six generals rounded up in plot to kill De Gaulle
Paris authorities arrest six high ranking army officers on suspicion of plotting to kill President Charles de Gaulle. The plan reportedly involved a rifle with a telescopic sight to be used during a visit to a military school. A French English teacher at the school was also detained. Police say raids seized a rifle. Interior Ministry offered few details as the inquiry intensified.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
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Interior Ministry
Fire Damages Baytown Home. $10,000 Loss Undetermined Cause
The home of Jack W. Gardin ers at 308 Grantham suffered extensive fire damage at 7:48 p.m. The blaze started in a bedroom closet with both the cause and extent of damage under investigation. Insurance covered the loss. chief says this is Baytown's worst house fire in a long time and notes two similar blazes that week.
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Jack W. Gardiners
Grantham
AL Harg Linierman
Lintelman
Baytown
J. E. Daniell
Wilburn Drive
Spaghetti Dinner by Riding Club Boosts Scouts
Sun Spots reports Riding Club hosts a spaghetti dinner benefiting the Scout program at 12 p.m. Saturday in a Baytown area school hall. Admission is 1 dollar for adults and 30 cents for children. Activities include tent pitching and other scout projects as games follow dinner. Public invited.
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Rough Riders Riding Club
ST. Jude
By the
Bayway Drive
Hospital Administrator Harry Miller Sr. Dies in Baytown
Dr. Harry H. Miller Sr. father of Gulf Coast Hospital administrator in Baytown died Thursday night in a hospital. He lived in Baytown ten years and is survived by his son and a daughter. Funeral services set for 3:20 pm Saturday at 2401 Allen Drive with Earthman Funeral Home handling arrangements. Donations to the heart fund requested in lieu of flowers.
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St. Fath
Miller
Gulf Coast Hospital
Baytown
Harry Miller Jr
Mamba Bullock
Chester Milter
Plainfield
Ind
Earthman Funeral Home
Grand Prairie
Heart Fund
New Cartoon on Editorial Page Sparks Campaign for Clarity
Sones of wealth in the Southwest and Texas frame a syndicated editorial cartoon by Dor Hesse, noted since 1951 for daily panels later reprinted nationwide. The piece, promoting a calm view while warning of organized crime, appears on the Baytown Journal editorial page and cites Hesse’s awards and Library of Congress inclusion.
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Texas
Dor Hesse
Baytown
Joun
Hesse
Esse
Hoffa's Fate Up To Jury- Bob Kennedy
U S Attorney General Robert Kennedy said a conviction delay for Teamsters president Hoffa stems from no jury verdict yet. He spoke during a Houston visit about jury selection standards and street improvement funding approved by city council. The council allocated 75,000 for residential street work on a first come basis, outlining rules for property owner participation and cost sharing.
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Houston
U.S
Kennedy
PTA
Out
Erick
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
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Negra
James Meredith
University of Mississippi
Oxford
Miss
New General
Clemson College
South Careter
Nobode
Council
New City Drilling Rule And Water Deposit Reform
Baytown council approves a new drilling ordinance with spacing rules for oil and gas wells, defines Goose Creek Field, and requires bonds and insurance. It also debates refunding water meter deposits, proposing a 80 to 90 percent refund while preserving city funds, plus a plan to let public utilities pay interest on deposits. Council members support refunds and tighter safeguards against nonpayment.
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Dub
Wasd
J. B. LeFevre
Baytown
Goose Creek
C. A
Chris) Hansen
James M
Jim) Bryan
George Chandler
T. CL. Satterwhite
Moody Pearson
Ze Rs
Humble 02 Refining Co
Ward
Wells City
Jim
New Bryan
Charles White
White Supply Co
Houston
White
LeFevre
Seaborn Craver
Bryan
Ordi Ie
Houston Post
Lion
al Clayton
Cook Gains Backing As Council Hopeful
Representatives report Tommy Cook has secured support as a candidate for the Baytown City Council District 2 seat. The endorsement list includes Councilmen Lakewood Brean and C. A. Chind, with terms tied to the recently annexed areas. Incumbents Hansen and Ward’s seats also expire this year.
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Cook
Af Eester
Brownwood
Lakewood
Country
Oaks
Craigmont
Winl Ge
Tommy Cook
James M. Lakewood
Brean
C. A.chind
Beytown
Baytown
Hansen
Bond Backers Told Of Petitions In Barbers Hill District
Barbers Hill School District taxpayers were urged Friday to sign petitions for a 150000 bond election at local stores and the administration building. If approved, funds would buy a site for a future high school and upgrade library and teaching facilities. The election, likely after petitions are signed, would raise roughly seven cents per 100 of assessed valuation. The plan includes maintaining an elementary and junior high on the high school campus.
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Barbers Hill
Henry's
Icot’s
Cove
Clark’s
Tri- City Beach
W. C. Underwood
Underwood
Barkers Hill
Filing Deadlines Tight for April Elections
With a little over two weeks to file, candidates for the April 2 city election must meet a March 2 deadline while school board filings are due by March 4. Rosser leads school board hopefuls from Highlands with two positions open, and city races include Wand for mayor and Middleton and Cook in District 2. Absentee voting runs March 12 to 29 for city voters and March 14 to April 2 for school district ballots.
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Highlands
W. L
Dub) Wand
Frank E. ‘Middleton
T. E
Tommy)Cook
C. A
Chris) Hansen
James M. Gian
Wooster Chamber Banquet to Hear NASA Executive
Wooster Chamber of Commerce hosts its ninth annual installation banquet at The Tower on Tuesday February 19 at 7:30 pm featuring O G Lindquist in charge of Congressional relations for NASA Manned Spacecraft Center. Dr Jesse Kirkpatrick to MC with officers Sammie McPhail Paul Cater Charles Walker C H Bone Roy H returning. tickets 3.50. Reservations to Holzheuser 366-5331.
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O. G. Lindquist
Wooster Chamber For Commerce
Robert R.gilruth
NASA
Manned Spaceers Net
Lindquist
Manned Spacecraft Center
Congress
IASA
Washington
T. J. Bettes Corp
North Dallas Bank and Trust Co
Commercial Services of Texas
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Dallas
Lindquist Finance Corp
Houston
Jesse Kirkpatrick
Sammie McPhail
Paul G. Cater
Charles O. Walker
C. H. Bone
Roy Holnhouser
McPhail
Holzheuser
Geologist Praises Ordinance as Drillers Face Costs
George Davidson a geologist in the audience praised the committee saying they had done a real good job in preparing the ordinance. He noted the lower permit fee would help drillers absorb the extra costs of higher insurance and liability coverage.
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George Davidson
Clouds Over Texas Bring Light Showers and Cold Spots
The Associated Press reports patches of clouds hung over extreme South Central Texas with a few light showers along the coast while northern areas dipped below freezing. Readings reached 54 degrees at Brownsville and a warm trend was seen in South Texas tonight, aided by southerly breezes. Long range forecasts noted temperatures a few degrees below normal and heavy rains in the south weekend, with light showers elsewhere early next week.
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Texas
Brownsville
Corpus
Harold Wilson urges Britain to abandon nuclear arms
Our World Today reports Harold Wilson as the youngest Labour leader in British history and possibly next prime minister urging Britain to drop nuclear weapons and end the Polars alliance with the United States. An influenza like illness outbreak persists in the Atlantic regions, an Indian freighter narrowly misses Sabine Channel, tearing a pier bridge which is deemed non repairable. Prospects for 1963 steel labor talks are seen as potentially settled peacefully. State police resign amid public uproar after the arrest of about 50 prominent citizens in San Luis Potosi, Mexico.
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Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Britain
United States
San Luis Potosi
Mex
Sun Grin Freshman and Sophomore Coin Toss Plan
A high school exchange sketches a plan for prom dating with a coin toss. The freshman asks what to do and the sophomore suggests tossing a coin to decide whether to date or attend a show, with contingencies if the coin lands on edge.
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Sohomore
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