Capitals Buzzing: Nikita And Mao Peace Bid Seen
Soviet Premier Khrushchev and Mao Zedong appear to seek reconciliation as signs of thaw emerge between Moscow and Peking. Reports from both capitals indicate top leaders are testing relations to bridge ideological fissures that have defined Cold War politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Johns
Moscow
New York
Stanley. Johnson
Kheushchev
Mao “Ie-Lung
Peking
Mao Tze-tung
China
Stepan V. Chervonenko
Pravda
Wo Hsiu-chuan
Khrushchev
Mrs Hunt Dies in Angleton Funeral Rites Held
Mrs E Hunt 50 mother of Mrs Glenn Walker Baytown died Sunday at M D Anderson Hospital Houston. Funeral service 7:45 p m Tuesday at First Baptist Church Angleton with guests asked to bring donations to Pioneer Herald Evangelistic Association Box 416 Angleton. The program opens with flamenco dance and donors may contribute to church and mission effort.
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Hunt
Bayshore
Angleton
First Baptist Church
W. “‘Fonday
E. Hunt
Glenn
Baytown
Hunt Vam
E Robert E. Lee High School
Deat of Woman's Missionary Auditorium
Quested
M. D. Anderson Hospital
Houssmes
Pioneer Herald Evangelistic Association
Baytown Sun Briefs and Local Notices Explore Civic News
Baytown area notes include Ti Toy, 14, undergoing tonsil surgery at Baytown Hospital, La Porte Junior High pupil. Sam Houston students named on fall dean’s list. Ruth Furbee and Allison Koonce contribute bridge and trustee updates. Mrs. Cleon Easley confirms banquet venue. Louie Van Meldert praised for Ross S Sterling materials. Baytown shopper wins $10 bonus. Wade brothers thank The Sun for locating dog Alvin. Dean Rusk aide Joan Teter to speak at Tuesday dinner.
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Louis (Bubba) Rigby
L. R. Rigby
Laj Porte
Baytown Hospital
la Porte Junior High
Barry Smith
Doris Lowry
Richard Walker
Myra Dawson
Baytown
Sam Houston
Ruth Furbee
Allison Koonce
Crosby
Cleon Easley
Louis van Meldert
The
Sun
Ross S. Sterling
Louie
John F. Donnelly
Bay
Danny
Mark Wade
Paul W. Wade
Executives Hear Rusk at Texas Daily Newspaper Meet
Houston AP report: Texas Daily Newspaper Association opens its 42nd meeting with committee reports at an executive session. Afternoon includes a golf tournament and a tour of the Manned Spacecraft Center. Allan Engleman and wife to be honored at reception and dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
Associaion Today
Manned Spacecraft Center
Allan Engieman
Association
Engleman
Enzieman
Baytown Churches Observe World Prayer Day
Baytown Protestant churches plan World Day of Prayer observance at St Pauls Lutheran with two services 10 a.m. and 3 45 p.m. led by adults and children respectively. An offering supports the National Council of Churches mission divisions. The service mirrors the Korea women prepared text used in about 150 countries. Local leaders include Mrs Nolan Schulze and Rev H O Bomhoff among others with choirs from Mount Rose, Cater, Bayou Methodist and First Christian.
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Baytown
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Spmspernd
Baytown Area
United Church
National Council of Churches
Christian Women of
Korea
Nolan Schulze
United Church Women
H. O. Bomhoff
St. Paul's
Drexel Cox
Douglas Parker
Cassie Stinson
Larry Kluck
Susan Sanders
Kay Johnson
Cindy Couch
Wendy Felkner
Tom Bowen
Tommy Bayliss
Mount Rose Repaist
Cater
Bayou Methodist
First Christian Churches
Formal Dedication of Sterling Municipal Library Opens in Baytown
About 4,000 people attended the 2 p.m. ribbon cutting for Baytown’s Sterling Municipal Library. Dr. Dorman Winfrey led the ceremony with remarks by Walter Sterling and others. The $300,009 library, housing around 60,000 books, will be open weekly with varied hours.
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Gorman Winfrey
Tank Blasick
Nexus State Library
Baytown
Sterl
JFK Challenges Tax Critics Our World Today
City officials plan repairs to a breach in southwest Atlanta creating a racial buffer zone. Authorities probe fire damage at Wesleyan College and three apartment buildings with estimated losses of 256000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Old Wesleyan College
Baytown Book-A-Thon urged by Mayor Pro Tem Ward
Mayor Pro Tem W. L. Ward urged support for the Book-A-Thon in Baytown to aid Sterling Municipal Library. He noted the city’s taxation can only fund a basic library and encouraged public participation via book donations at 13 collection sites over the two week drive.
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Dub
Binai B'rith
Baytown
W. L
Dub) Ward
Ward
al Clayton
Sterling
Krock Attacks JFK News Policy In Major Essay
Arthur Krock, veteran New York Times journalist, charges President Kennedy and his White House staff with managing the news to suit administration aims. He cites social favors, exclusive interviews, selective briefings, and background chatter as tools to inflate success and hide errors as the budget and balance of payments worsen.
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Washington
Kennedy
Arthur Krock
Krock
New York Times
Fortune
Pennedy
White House
John E. Moss
D-Calif
House
Krook
Dirksen Says Four U.S. Fliers Bay Victims
Senator Everett Dirksen voices findings on the Bay of Pigs disaster accusing four American fliers of being killed in invading planes. He plans to brief Senate investigators and says details remain undisclosed pending further review. He cites evidence from participants and U.S. military personnel in the area.
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Washington
Everett
Dirksen
R I
John Sten
Cuba
Koas
Nis
D-Miss
Sen- Dirksen
Senate Republicanate
Bay of Pigs
Stanis
Senate
Indientad Ha Récorde
U.S
Unopposed Crosby School Board Candidates Named
Two Crosby school board incumbents appear unopposed for re election as filing deadline passes. Other items note national political exchanges on Cuba Bay of Pigs and tax policy debates, with local election judges named for Precincts 97 and 251 in Crosby.
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Crosby
Robert T. Garris
A. W. Jester
Cuba
Scott
API
Drew High
Barrett Sta
Fas
Sun
Leroy Holy
James Mins
Barrett Station
Garris
Naren
Jester
Texas Baptist General Convention
James Ewell
A. P. Miller Jr
W. L. Loftin
Eddie Faust
Fiuge Remkes
Baytonian’s Services Held In California
Funeral services for Clifton D. Arnold age 49, a native Baytonian, were held in Daly City California after his death on Wednesday. He was a taxi driver in Oakland and a World War II Air Force veteran. Survived by wife Carol and brothers C J Arnold and W F Arnold of Baytown and W J Arnold of Baytown.
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Clifton D. Arnold
Daly City
Calif
Arnold
Oakland
Robert E. Lee
Air Force
C. J. Arnold
Baytown
W. J. Armold
Armold
Carol Arnold
W. F. Arnold
OCAW Official Assigned to Aid Baytown Local
International union OCAW assigns fulltime representative Anthony R. Hodnick to Baytown to work with Local 4333. Hodgnick, a Wyandotte native and former OCAW secretary treasurer, moves from Denver and will be joined part time by J Elray Brown of Houston. They operate under W J Forrester in District 4. Hodnick and Ruth have six children.
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OCAW
Baytown
Chemical and Atomic Workers _International Union
Anthony R. Hodnick
International
Ocaw International
Denver
Colo. J.elray Brown
Houston
Hodnick
Wyan
Dotte
Mich
Jeal
Wyandotte
International Executive Board
Acept
W. J. Forrester
Texas
New Mexico
Louisiana
Hednick
Ruth
Mark
Laura
Elizabeth
Christopher
Joanne
Daniel
Kennedy urges tax cut plan with urged alternatives
President Kennedy challenged critics to offer positive alternatives to his tax cut package. He said the proposals could raise average family income by about 500 dollars annually over ten years, totaling 5600 dollars per family. He urged Congress to vote a tax cut of at least 10 million dollars this year, even if revisions are dropped.
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American Bankers Association
Kennedy
Washington
Kennedy Cauie
Congress
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Mao
Tourse
Lee College
W. A. Dow
Texas A&m
Red Party
Berlin
Yugoslavia
Chou En-Jai
Liu Shao-chi
Andrei A. Gromyko
Pan Tzu-li
Khrushenev
Pan
Soviet Union
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Peking People’s Daily
Orfan
Chinese Party
Communist China
People’s Daily
Communist Party of China
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J. T. Horeczy
E. L
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Cedar Bayou
Smith’s
Paris
Tortum
Kerrville
Jones
Rome
New High School
Little Theater
Hank Blasick
Brother Berteam
Nicholas de Miinno
St. Joseph's Catholic School
Catholic Daughters
Court Mater Dei
Mater Dei
Baytown Ares
Raytown
Galveston
School Board
Optimist League
Optimist Teenage Baseball League
Junior Optimist
H. A
Tommy) Thomas
CIFY
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Water Board
BOY Scout
Jesse Hambrick
Moose Lodge
Robert E. Lee High School
Rice University
William H. Masterson
Hanzen College
Rotary Club
Rice
Execs
Rusk
New City
New Sterling Municipal Library
Dorman Winfrey
Texas State Library
State of Texas
Phineas de Cordova
Austin
Walter Sterling
Ross Sterling
Max Mosesman
Drary Advisory Board
R.H
Red) Pruett
Baystown
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Hank Blasiek
Fucus
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Winfrey
William Peace
Blasick
Albert Thomas
City Council
Library Board
Sterling Municipal Library
B'nai B'rith
Baytond
JFK
el Mars
Supreme Court
South Carolina
Hollywood
Eugene O'Neill
Coast Guard
Sen. A
Schwartz
Stnate
Weingarten’s
Henke's
Holloway's
Kmart
Citizens National
First National and
Peoples State Banks
Goose Creek Country Club
Baytown City Hall
Economy Department Store
Brunson Theater
Lewis & Coker
Leonard Derden
Baytown Cancer Crusade
Ralph Edwards
Edwards
T. A. Deniien
American Cancer Society
Robert F. Kennedy
Fideljcover
Won Heemic
Fier
Barry Goldwater
Dwight D. Eisenhower
High Scott
R-Pa
Joseph
Clark
D-Pa
Lent
Cubu
United States
ABA
Bobby
Baytonian
California
Anthony Bodnick
Elro Brown
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