Judgment Of Ike Reign Yet To Come By James Marlow
An analysis of President Eisenhower's eight years in office contrasts his restraint and calm leadership with Truman’s challenges. It credits him for halting some communist advances abroad and bringing domestic peace, while noting the unresolved questions of missile and space competition and the limits of history to judge his legacy. The piece views Eisenhower as a national pacifier and bridge between eras, whose full impact awaits future verdict.
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Baytown Police Handle December Complaints
The Baytown Police Department processed 792 December complaints including 6 offense reports 12 juvenile offense reports and 23 juveniles handled. One hundred fifty six people jailed 58 accidents investigated and 683 chalked traffic tickets issued.
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Walt Disney Studios 1960 Loss Highlights Big Plans
Hollywood AP reports Walt Disney acknowledged a 1960 loss of 1.34 million while outlining future projects. Disney cited TV network squabbles, unprofitable outside films, and overestimated film potential. He announced monorail expansion, attractions like flying saucers, and several upcoming features including 101 Dalmatians and The Sword and The Stone. He also noted live action plans such as Babes in Toyland and an emphasis on Disneyland expansion.
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Ingemar Johansson and Floyd Patterson Agree for Miami Bout
Ingemar Johansson and Floyd Patterson settled finances for their March 13 boxing match at Miami Beach Convention Hall. Each to receive 25 percent of live gate with TV and ancillary rights split among promoters. Roy Cohn projects total gross near 5 million.
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Harris County faces bond limit doubt despite banker warning
Harris County may not finance a 22 million stadium bond under a 20 cent general fund tax cap, though officials dispute the banker Richard N. Eddleman. Houston city franchise draft sent to Bernard E. Calkins who wants to buy Houston Transit. adjustments granted and others denied. Crown Central plans a petrochemical plant on the Ship Channel by summer, producing benzene xylenes and toluene. Water wells in Spring Branch show pollution, various samples tested after complaints. A 15 year old girl admits robbery of a Houston liquor store during a weekend spree with 22 year old David Snoke of Buna Texas. Snoke charged, girl to probation. State liquor charges total 85 in Galveston and Seabrook area after minister protests. Citizens seek old city hall block as park instead of bids. Mrs. Mikeska judged insane after five month old dies, undergoing hearing. Houston police warn Sunday closing laws apply to nurseries. A crane accident at Sinclair Refinery construction leaves Melvin Pick dead. Vocational courses to be offered to Negro students at San Jacinto High, limited by school. McDavid Oldsmobile to recognize Retail Automobile Salesmen's Union for sales staff. Texas bill to regulate loan sharks introduced. Martha Gardner found not guilty in La Rose Cleaners robbery in Houston.
City council mulls bee regulation questions in Tucson
In Tucson Mayor Don Rumer faced a lively session as the council discussed proposed changes to bee regulations. James Kirk, the sole bachelor on the council, asked pointed questions about the birds and bees, prompting the mayor to respond with humor and clarity.
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Texas Legislature Ends Second Week with Slow Work
Texas solons in Austin wrap a second week of the legislative session amid delays as Senate struggles to reach a quorum and conclude committee work. The House met briefly, approving only routine business before adjourning to continue Monday at 10:30, with notable absences delaying productive action.
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Kennedy kin read torchlight in New Ross Ireland
Joseph Kennedy third cousin of the future U S president will lead a torchlight procession in New Ross. He will raise the U S flag at the graystone quay where Kennedy ancestors sailed to America 112 years ago. New Ross, once a thriving port, shows emigration fading as firms reopen and locals note changes in population and industry amid Irish politics and global events.
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Bryan Places J and Enderle Fifth at Devomby Meet
Bryan and Stratton with Lincoln National Life Insurance representatives placed fifth in national sales events. Enderle and A finished fifteenth in the same competition, ranking fourteenth overall.
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Nixon Teases 1964 Presidential Possibilities
Vice President Richard Nixon said he is not a candidate now but may consider running in 1964. He plans to join a Los Angeles law firm and devote time to building the Republican party, with trips to Nassau for a 30 day vacation after Johnson's inauguration and a possible move to California. He warned Kennedy's reelection bid could be boosted by presidential power, while economic woes last October hurt his own campaign. Nixon aims to strengthen the party in metropolitan areas the South and among college students.
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Baytown City Court Revenues and Case Totals
Baytown City Court reported 5 772 in total revenues for December with 1 728 from parking fines 3 048 from traffic fines and 1 396 from cash bonds forfeited. The corporation court filed 602 cases including 476 traffic and 62 drunkenness charges while Judge Ward disposed of 618 cases including 65 drunk cases. Warrant activity included 59 issued and served and 2 unlocated warrants with 342 warrants awaiting service. Jorge Ward disposed of 9% parking tickets with 841 tickets pending and 773 tickets sued in December. The note adds an unrelated sentence about atmospheric pulsations and jelly.
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