Georgia judge pauses Georgia desegregation order
Federal Judge W A Boo tle stayed his desegregation decree permitting two Negro students Charlayne Hunter and Hamilton Holmes to enroll at the University of Georgia while an appeal is filed. The stay delays enrollment until spring quarter and hives the legislature time to respond amid a campus cross burning incident and a high pressure political clash.
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Invasion hysteria grows as Castro arms up
Havana reports regular army units move to Havana waterfront near Maine memorial amid feverish preparations to fend off a northern attack. Revolution notes Yankee carrier Franklin D Roosevelt at Guantanamo Bay as U.S. fleet circles Puerto Rico while Castro and allies rally support with Allied units and heightened drills.
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Speak Up urged at aging conference amid policy clash
President urged delegates to act so disagreement does not stall progress toward shared goals for senior living. Sen. Pat McNamara blasted the AMA for opposing medical insurance for the aged tied to Social Security, urging decisive action and warning against stampinged or hustling the conference.
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Flemming
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Kennedy to plan second Ike meeting before inauguration
President elect John F Kennedy, visiting Harvard, plans a second conference with President Eisenhower before taking office. The talks aim to show unity and discuss aid for foreign scholars and international relations. Kennedy also appoints Newton N Minow to chair the FCC.
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Baytown Community Notes Include Local Bespeaks and Meetings
Local items mention ROBERT Hill undergoing a third operation at Lillie Duke Hospital and Rosy Mary O Reap returning after a visit. Lions Club to review a Baytown fishing trip film, PTA and PTA speaker plans, a funeral in Hot Springs, and the Craigmont Civic Club meeting scheduled for Monday evening.
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Doc) Hill
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Frank James
Carol Woods
Lions
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Baytown
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Shaw Sr. Lloyd Wesley dies at 48 in Baytown
Funeral services were held for Lloyd Wesley Shaw Sr. 48, of 40 BF Aron, who died Saturday at 4 10 pm in a Baytown hospital. Born April 3 1912 in Clemine Texas, he lived in Baytown and worked as a route salesman for Lilly Creamery Co. Survived by wife Grace Labeard Shaw of Bastown, a son Lieva W. Shaw Jr. of Ft Walton Beach, and multiple sisters and brothers. County officers investigated thefts from homes over the weekend. Burial was at Cedar Crest Cemetery with Rev. Charles F. Light presiding. Further information can be obtained from the Social Security Administration.
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Tvo County
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Highlands
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Four Water Area Votes Scheduled For Tuesday
Fifteen candidates seek eight positions on four Water Control and Improvement Districts boards in the Baytown area. Elections run 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday at district offices. voters must own district property. Highlands WCID No. 1 has two incumbents Hinton Rosser and R. B. Hopkins unopposed. Channelview WCID No. 21 features six candidates for two seats, including incumbents John R. Langston and Ray H. Rawls. Craigmont WCID No. 58 elects two from three candidates William F. Whitten, J. F. McChesney Jr., Ray J. Dupre. Mont Belvieu WCID No. 1 offers four candidates L. I. Swint, Harvey Cotton (incumbents), Raymond Barclay, Fred Chitty.
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Senate Hearing On New Cabinet Due Wednesday
Senate hearings on President Kennedy's cabinet picks begin Wednesday with Douglas Dillon for secretary of the Treasury to be questioned by the Finance Committee led by Senator Byrd. Robert Kennedy faces scrutiny for attorney general. efforts to curb filibusters gain support from Kuchel and Humphrey, with changes eyed to require only a simple majority.
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Mrs Rayons Rites Held Here Today
Funeral services for Mrs. Hon rietta Rason of 702 Neal Baytown will be held Monday at 1 p.m. at Paul A. Lee Funeral Home. The 38 year old resident died Saturday at her home. Survivors include her husband Raven of Baytown and several children and relatives. Burial will be at Crest Cemetery. Officials noted unsettled weather with predicted rain and cooler temperatures into the week.
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De Gaulle Wins Narrow Algerian Referendum Endorsement
Paris AP reports France backs De Gaulle's Algerian program with 56.61 percent in Sunday voting omitting abstentions. In Algeria 67.6 percent favor, though abstentions reach 40 percent amid boycott. Debre lauds unity victory as De Gaulle hints at resignation if endorsement fails.
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Body Of Last Nuclear Blast Victim Removed
Three young men died when a reactor at an eastern Idaho site exploded during preparation for shutdown. Special crews retrieved the bodies from the upper structure of the damaged unit, part of a prototype reactor intended for military and civilian use.
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Soviet blast kills 28 abroad officers and men
Moscow dispatch reports that a recent Soviet action left many foreign officers and soldiers dead or wounded. Rist forces the Lady statement confirms several Americans among the casualties amid ongoing hostilities.
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Texas survey urged to guard tidelands from trespassers
A legislative group recommends Texas survey and immediate sale to guard tidelands from private or government trespassers. Reports include violence deaths in Texas over the weekend, a Dallas fuel tank explosion near Navy jets, and integration moves in Raleigh public schools.
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Car Sticker Difficulties Irk Driver
A Baytown citizen laments difficulty obtaining auto inspection stickers in Baytown Texas in January 1961. The writer notes few local shops offer inspections and others claim low profit or excessive scrutiny. He urges locals to support Baytown businesses and questions who will inspect his car locally.
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