Third To Set Indoor Standard Kerr And Yeoman Duel In Toronto
Dave Yeoman won the indoor 60 as Kerr and Yeoman staged a late tight finish to set a world record approaching 18 feet 6 inches. Kerr was booed after refusing to shake hands with Yeoman and claimed the best grip helped him reach higher. Bruce Kidd and Bill Crothers also posted strong Canadian showings in the meet at Maple Leaf Stadium.
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Dave Yeoman
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Ker
Kerr Marine
West Virginia
Verman
The
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Boston
Los Angeles
Tork
State of
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Don Meyers
University of Colorado
Chicago
Pentti Wikula
Finland
Helsinki
Bruce Kidd
Bill Crathers
Jack Yerman
Oakland
Calif
George Kerr
Jamaica
Kidd
Crothers
Oregon State
Worm Hoffman
Brutal Cold Grips Much Of The United States
The Associated Press reports a severe cold wave blanketing most of the country with heavy snow, freezing drizzle, and subzero readings. At least 141 deaths attributed to the cold have been recorded as relief is not expected soon, with hazardous driving widespread from Missouri to the Carolinas and beyond.
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Associated
Wisconsin
Ohio
Ilinois
Indiana
Iowa
Michigan
Missouri
Finois
Kentucky
Arkansas
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Texas
New England
Paris
New York
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Buffaio
Elmira
Watertown
Cuba Debate Centers On Nuclear Arms In Cuba
Republican chairman William Miller accused Russia of arming Cuba with enough warheads to threaten the Kennedy home. Senators questioned Rusk McCane about Cuba’s weapons status while Humphrey said the President’s briefing remains the best reference. Keating warned of a continuing Soviet buildup with 26 000 troops and munitions, including warplanes, though no confirmed nuclear warheads.
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William E. Miller
Cuba
Kennedy
Palm Beach
Rusk
McCene
Russia
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Senate
Democratic
McCane
I Niment
Kenneth B. Keating
United States
Latin America
Hell
Frontier program to fund border towns in Mexico
The government plans a $960 budget this year for three border towns including Nogales and Piedras Negras. Funds will support frontier projects in Yuina Nogales and Piedras Negras as part of national border development efforts.
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Frontier Program
Mexico City
API
Yuina_ Nogales and
Piedras Negris
Texas Coast Dock Men End Strike
Pickets along the Texas coast disperse as longshoremen agree to end the strike at midnight and accept a 39 cent hourly wage increase over two years. Union leaders led discussions with shippers and federal mediation, with no guarantees of future stock changes.
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Galveston
Texas
Browns
Ville
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Ralph A. Massey
Houston
South Atlantic and Gulf Coast
International Longshoremen’s Association
ILA
New York
Gulf and Atlantic
William V. Bradley
Congress
Funeral Notices for Richardson and Piwetz names and rites
Richard son Wille Lee Richardson 83 of Baytown burial at Knnepple Cemetery Silsbee funeral at South Main Church of Christ with Billy Balke pastor survived by wife Alma Lar six sons and one daughter six brothers a sister and six grandchildren Piwetz Adolah Frank 64 of Baytown funeral at Eorthman Chapel and St Josephs Catholic Church survivors include wife three daughters brothers and sisters and six grandchildren
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Reid
South Main Church of Christ
Billy Balke
Guciating
Walt
Knnepple
Silsbee
Paul A. Lee
Huntsville
Doug Richardson
James Roy Richardson
Dis Richardson
W. Lee Richardson
Edward Dopeld Richardson
Houston
Atrs
Cecil
Hitchcock
Fecr
J. Richardson
John Richardson
Henry Richardson
Art of Silsbee
J. B. Richardson
Dobbin
Susie Wiggins
South Main Church At Christ
Richardson
Vineville
Tex
Piwetz Adolah
Frank Piwetz
Ohio
Boytown
Eorthman Chapel
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Piwetz
Baytown
L. J. Hrabing
Paul H. Bowdoin Jr
Channelview Hospital Beat Admits and Dismissals List
Channelview Hospital Beat reports admissions including Mary Betty Matthews Russell Rendon James Milton Allphin Earl Smith Dalbus Guillory and Trita Mae W side Norval Lee Black Smith Cathy Milligan Wilson Fuselier and dismissals such as Luther Herb Crenshaw and others from Houston Bellaire and Galena Park.
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Tidelands
Mary Betty Matthews
Russell
S. Rendon
James Milton Allphin
Earl Smith
Dalbus Guillory
Channelview
Trita Mae
W Side
Norval Lee Black Smith
Houston
Cathy Milligan
Galena Park
Wilson Fuselier
Lake Arthur
Luther Herb. Crenshaw
MM. Steer
Edker Michael
Go Vn LaBow
Sharon Pirtle
Norman Welsh
Margie Chambless
Bellaire
Birth Announcement for Susan Annette Boriack
Mr and Mrs J W Boriack announce the birth of a daughter Susan Annette January 2 at Pasadena General Hospital. She weighed 5 pounds 11 ounces. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs A J Boriack Bellville and Mr and Mrs Wallace Cooper Bastown. Great grandfather B F Cooper Houston. Susan has a brother John Drew.
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Mra
J. W. Boriack
Ocean Drive
Susan Annette
Jan
Pasadena General Hospital
A. J. Boriack
Bellville
Wallace Cooper
Bastown
B.F. Cooper
Houston
Susan
John Drew
City cat pickup rules and humane officer limits
A city health official explains cats are not in the dog ordinance and humane officers only pick up a cat if the complainant traps it. Cats are hard to catch, so officers cannot spend time chasing them, as it would cut into stray dog captures, the officers say. The contrast shows limited resources and policy.
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Gerald Landry
Thelelty
Landry
Houston
Borden Co
Baytonians Set for Oyster Fry Trip to Austin
A group of 29 Baytonians will travel by chartered bus from the Chamber of Commerce Building to an oyster fry in Austin on Monday. The Bayshore Red, Reel and Gun Club sponsors the event with Grover K. Edge coordinating. Attendees include local officials, business leaders, and Chambers County officials led by County Judge Oscar J. Nelson Jr. and Commissioners Court members.
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Austin
Bil) McAllister
Joe Lagaw
Shot Debuts for Knicks But Playoff Distant
Knicks debut of Jack Foler after coming from Holy Cross yields four points in 53 minutes as Cincinnati Royals win 114-112. New York falls 17 games behind Royals, who sit third in the Eastern Division. Celtics beat Hawks. Detroit over Chicago. Lakers top Syracuse. Frank Lane of Zephyrs ejected for protest.
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Holy Cross
Foley
Boston Celtics
Cincinnati Royals
New York
Royals
NBA
Celtics
St. Louis Hawks
Detroit
Chicago
Los Angeles Lakers
Syracuse
Cincinnati
CV Lions Honor Charter Members at Channelview Lions Club
Channelview Lions Club honored three charter members Cito Lampasas Loyal Edwards and C W Beoker still active in the club and presented each a set of tumblers embossed with the Lions Club emblem. The wives received corsages and Fred Q Mills a Baytown Wooster Lions Club member and Lions International Counselor spoke as guest. Entertainment included Chantelview Wen School stage hand directed by Mac F Mullen with vocalists Judy McAfee and Pat Charlton. T B Armstrong was introduced as a new member. John Stranemeier Mills Armstrong and Lampasas won door prizes.
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Channelview Lions Club
Lions Club
Cito Lampasas
Loyal Edwards
C. W. Beoker
Fred Q. Mills
Baytown-Wooster Lions Club
Lions International
Chantelview
Wen School
Mac F. Mullen
Judy McAfee
Pat Charlton
T. B. Armstrong
Redbud Street
John Stranemeier
Mills
Armstrong
Lampasas
Questions and answers on traffic stops and school planning
A compilation of reader questions on stop signs at Lindberg and Johnston Streets, traffic flow changes after Oak Street extensions, earwig infestation remedies, and high school attendance rules. Police and officials weigh in on stop sign relocation and future school zoning, with guidance on pest control and phone survey concerns.
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Oak Street
Gentry and
Stadium Drive
Oak Addition
Johnston Street
Slan
Lindberg A i
Johnston
Lindberg
Lee Heights
Roy Montgomery
Harris County
Montgomery
Helat
Trol
Rea
Cold Waves Trigger Heavy Livestock Feeding Across Texas
A January hard freeze across Texas prompted farmers to boost livestock feeding to curb weight losses. Moisture varied by region with oats and barley damaged in some counties while cattle held up fairly well. Water systems froze and repair work occupied stockmen as communities assessed weather-driven crop and pasture impacts.
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College Station
Texas
John Hutchison
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Panhandle
South Plains
Plains
del Rio
Gulf Coast
San Antonio
iJoe Rothe
Weslaco
Yale Michigan Loom Mill Closes Leaving 300 Jobless
In Yale Michigan the town with 1621 residents depended on 20 jobs and a $1 million payroll from the textile mill, now closed. Directors cited world trade shifts and cheaper imports as driving factors while workers faced unemployment and broader town troubles including a sewer plant mandate and a $1 million school bond issue.
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Yale, Mich
Michigan
Lavern Cart
Carl
Yale Woolen Mills
Robert FE. Andrea
Andrea
Donald Winkler
Textile Workers Union of America
Winkler
Yale
Port Huron
State Health Department
Lockheed and Machinists Hope to Negotiate Before Strike
World news brief notes no progress on talks between Lockheed Aircraft Corp and the International Association of Machinists though optimism remains for a contract. In other items, five crewmen remain missing after a B52 crash near Greenville. regulators face criticism from Howard Morgan. a longshoremen strike renders Atlantic coast ports costly and protracted. and a printer strike in New York aims to end a 50 day newspaper blackout with marathon talks at City Hall.
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Lockheed Aircraft Corp
International Association of Machinists
Lockheed Emniayes
Robert F. Wagner
New York Clix
Drivers Tests Offered At Five Station No. 3
Drivers tests BAYTOMIASS can take the license test from 1 a.m. to 5 a.m. on Fridays and from 10 a.m. to noon on Saturdays at Five Station No. 3 on Markel Street.
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Markel Street
Victor James Marks to receive BS in civil engineering
Victor James Marks of Lal Porte will graduate with a BS degree in civil engineering from Lamar Tech in Beaumont in January. No formal commencement exercises are held for January graduates.
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Victor James Marks
Lal Porte
Lamar Tech
Beaumont
Cotton Escrow Plans Suspended In Valley
Agriculture Commissioner John White said the cotton escrow program will not be in effect this year in four Valley counties. The plan required farmers to place 37.50 per bale in escrow, with 7.50 returned if cotton stalks were properly destroyed to prevent pink bollworm spread. About 5,000 farmers were eligible to vote in the Sept. 28 referendum, but only about 600 cast ballots, defeating the escrow plan by a small margin.
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Austin
John White
Four Valley
Grave Diggers Seek Pneumatic Drill in Freezing Bamberg
In Bamberg Germany grave diggers struggle to break frozen ground for several days. The town council approved 550 dollars to buy a pneumatic drill to aid digging efforts.
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Urs
rFeeze Bamberg
Gemany (Ap
Red Tags On Trash Cans Explain New Baytown Collection
City Manager J B LeFevre explains that red tags on garbage cans inform residents of different collection days and earlier hours starting February 1. Some areas will have Monday and Thursday pickups, others Tuesday and Friday, with standard collections on Wednesdays. Residents should set out cans by 7:30 a m and place cans in alleys where applicable.
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Baytown
J.B. LeFevre
Garbage Department
LeFevre
Budgets Of Constable JP Studied In Baytown
Harris County Commissioners Court prepared tentative budgets for the offices of the justice of the peace and the constable in Baytown. A final approval vote is set for next Wednesday. The J P budget proposes 3131,226.65 and the constable budget 331,176 with cost of living raises included. Brown and Anderson would each gain 25. per month if approved, based on last year's figures 329,324.99 and 327,774.83 respectively.
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Justice of the Peace
Baytown
Harris County Commissioners Court
Office of
M. M
Fats) Brown
Paul Anderson
Justice of the Peace Office
Constable
V_ V
Red) Ramsey
Brown
Anderson
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