Ship Channel search for missing boys continues after boat found
Underway in the Houston Ship Channel, deputies and emergency volunteers search for two eight to ten year old boys who crossed in a homemade eight foot skiff. The boat swamped by waves from a passing ship, dragging operations then resumed with the craft recovered and lines still aboard.
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Houston
Hollan
Harris County Sheriff's
Bill Hollan
Morgan’s
Uelore
Italy Seeks Truce to End Violence Across Split Nation
Rome reports Senate President Cesare Merzagora urged a 15 day truce amid riots and strikes endangering Italy. Premier Tambroni blamed Reds for violence as seven killed and 750 injured. Union leaders and non Communist parties show support. Communists silent.
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Rome
Senate
Cesare Merzagora
Italy
Giovanni Leone
Chamber of Deputies
Socialist Party
Pietro Nenni
Confederation of Labor
Merzagora
Palermo
Fernando Tambroni
Jeff Matthews
North Fifth
Lalty
Porte
San Jacintot
Au du Hospital
Confederap
Avenue B
Tien of Labor
CGIL
Broadway
la Porte
Houston-Harris
First National Bank
Bakmunist
Reggio Enier
Crosby
Tia
Bologna
Modena
Rain Forecast Keeps Baytown Area Wet
Thundershowers hit Baytown Thursday dropping 1/4 inch in minutes. Yearly total rises to 15.91 inches, still 7.08 inches below the six month normal. Showers expected Friday and Saturday with temperatures around 74 to 93 degrees.
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Baytown
Local notes stir with health, travel and civic hints
AL MELINGER recovers after a heart attack and eyes the Democratic Convention a few days of work, while W C Tidman sends a message to Senator Johnson. John Busch returns from vacation as Leo Frost plans a Smoky Mountain escape, J B Le Fevre resumes duties after a July fourth weekend with family in West Texas. Patsy narrowly wins a radio record quiz, contacting the station late, and Mr and Mrs Allen Rice head to California for a western tour. Jean Gagnon returns to the job after hospital stay.
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AL Melinger
W. C. Tidman
Lyndon Johnson
Harry Massey
John Busch
Leo Frost
Smoky Mountains
J. B. le Fevre
West Texas
Diana Craft
G. D. Craft Sr
Patsy
Houston
Allen Rice
California
Oregon
Washington
Jean Gagnon
Castro Rejects Seizure Protests in Cuba Row
In Havana, Fidel Castros government dismissed U S protests over the seizure of American and British refineries. Raul Roa called the U S claim false and hypocritical and accused foreign oil firms of seeking to restore colonial influence. Britain was rebuked for its protest, with the note to Ambassador Bonsal released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Fidel Castro
U.S
Cuba
Raul Roa
United States
Ilegally
Roa
U. S
No Contest Seen On Party Loyalty As Demos Meet
Los Angeles AP reports that prospects of a formal challenge to Texas delegates over party loyalty faded as the national conventions credentials committee opened sessions. National Chairman Paul Butler said there was no indication of a Texas contest and he did not expect one. He noted Mrs Randolph, a Houston national committeewoman, had threatened to challenge delegates over past support for Republican tickets. The door remains open if she presses a protest. Butler said the Texas unit rule does not bind her since she was elected by the national committee, free to vote as she sees fit.
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Los Angeles
Texas
Paul M. Butler
Butler
R. D.frankie Randolph
Houston
Lynton B. Johnson
Randolph
Mrs. Randolph
National Committee
Texas Committee
Two Boys Hurt In Scooter Truck Crash In Highlands
A motor scooter carrying four boys failed to stop at Clear Lake Road and Third Street, colliding with a Houston driver’s truck. Terrell Stanley 12 blamed brake failure. both Terrell and Michael Watson 12 were not seriously injured while others suffered broken legs and facial injuries. The mother of Terrell was charged with permitting an unlicensed driver.
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Highlands
Clear Lake Rodami
Brazzaville
French Congo
Oll
Republic of Congo
Leopoldville
Belzian Congo
Congo River
France
Joseph Kasavitbu
Canital
Lynn Heinzerling
Brazmie
Hante
Afl
Edward R. Bridwell
Narther
Burch
Edward Ip
Abbe Fulbert Ouleue
Nan
San Jacinto Me
A. R. Bridwell
Pictorial Hospital
A Mra
Clear Lake Road
Third Street
John H. Whailey
Houston
Terrell Stanley
Terrell
T. R. Stanley
Tider
Michael Watson
Baytown Lab Tests Whole Person Aptitudes
Baytown hosts a part time Human Engineering Laboratory run by the Johnson O Connor Research Foundation. Sherman Childres helped establish Baytown’s lab after Mrs. James Harrop learned of the foundation and O Connor visited Baytown. The program offers three sessions totaling about 10.5 hours at 3.75 dollars, with a bar graph and a reference book for each tester, to guide vocation choices.
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Man
Blue Beathard
Johnson O'Coonor Resetarch Foundation
Baytown
James Harrop
Johnson O'Connor Research Foundation
O'Connor
Harrop
Sherman "W. Childres
Lee College
Childres
O'Conner
Fort Worth
Sipport
Haytran
Childres Het O'Connor
O' Conner
Trlea
Leenipment
Jobnean O'Connor
New
United
Peres
Human Enineering
Eisenhower and Herter to discuss Cuba crisis at Newport
President Eisenhower and Secretary of State Christian Herter will convene a conference in Newport this weekend to address the Cuban crisis. White House press secretary James C. Hagerty announced plans for the meeting at Eisenhower's vacation headquarters. The event is slated for Sunday or Monday, with Herter returning from vacation in Manchester, Massachusetts to attend. Next Tuesday the President will meet with Dr George B Kistiakowsky and about 16 members of the Science Advisory Committee in a routine session.
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Newport
R. J
Eisenhower
Christian A. Herter
James C. Hagerty
White House
Eissenhower
Hagerty
Texan describes no trouble before blimp crash
A.E.M2 Antonin Contreras of Geronimo Texas testified on Thursday that there was no sign of trouble before a large Navy airship plunged into the Arctic Ocean with 21 crew aboard. He said in the aft compartment he heard a loud event as the blimp began to slip and the gondola hit the water with the envelope trailing.
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Lakemurst
Texan
Allartic Ocean
A.E.M2
Antonin Contreras
Geronimo
Tex
Contreras
Tremendouse
Comtreras
Mexico Congress backs Cuba against United States stance
A PRI spokesman in Mexico City voiced solid backing for the Cuban people against the United States, saying Congress represents the people’s solidarity. President Lopez Mateos’ silence on the remark suggested it reflected the legislature rather than the executive policy.
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Mexico City
Fap
Mexico
Sayle
United States
Adolfin Lopez Matina
Emilio Sanchez Piedras
Permanent Commission of Congress
Legislative Branch
Lopez Mateos
Sanchez Piedras
Fidel Castro
Congressions
Party of Revolutionary Institutions
PRI
Congress
Lopez Matern ix
U.S
Foreign Ministry
Sanchez Previras
Soger
Soviet Leader Hints Peace Treaty With East Germany
Khrushchev suggested in Vienna that a peace treaty with the German Democratic Republic could be signed in September. He noted West German talks in West Berlin and said they would consult allies including Grotewohl and Ulbricht before any such accord.
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Vienna
API
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Unism
East Germany
Hrushcchev
West Germany
West Berlin
Otto Grotewoht
Walter Ulbricht
Commekrafie
Baytown Board Orders Growth-Based Property Valuations
The Baytown Board of Equalization ordered growth driven increases for property fronting newly paved streets, with hearings at city hall before Friday. Valuations rose on streets such as Carolina Maryland Williams Hawthorne and Burbank, boosting the 1960-61 tax take to about 360000.
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Baytown
Board of Equalization
City Hall
Tri - Cities
Carolina
Maryland
Williams
Hawthorne
Burbank
James St
Alexander Drive
Bayou Drive
Fayle
Cedar Bayou
Waltons
Deckers Drive
Bob Smith Road
Garth
Schilling
City Hitl
Council Chamber
Airhart
Market St
Harry F. Massey
Trouston Natural Gas Co
B. A.bertie) Stewart
Carter HL. Miller
Organization to investigate Venezuela aggression claims by Dominican Regibile
The Good Afternoon Good Afternoon Organization of American Staten plans to form a committee to probe Venezuela's alleged aggression by the Dominican Regibile. An oil driller record claims a mile depth in 24 hours at Timbalier Bay off the Northeast Loomann coast. Mont Texan homeowners face a 1 percent ton insurance premium on 9 percent of policies beginning reductions in the state. Soviets report hitting Snelln eye at about 4 000 nites in new motif vintage rocket. Linda Bement, a year-old Mormon gift from Salt Lake City, chosen as Miss USA at Miami Beach, will compete against 42 contestants in the Miss Universe contest.
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Organization of American Staten
Venezuela
Timbalier Bay
Loomann
Linda Bement
Morman
Salt Lake City
Miami Beach
Santestanina
Panhandle and Plains Hit By Heavy Rain Floods
The Associated Press reports Panhandle and South Plains areas received more heavy rain on Friday, flooding towns including Plainview where Running Water Draw turned into a mile wide torrent. Sixteen families evacuated in Levelland, with others moved to shelters in Amarillo and Dalhart as totals rose across counties.
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Associated Press
Panhandle
South Plains
Plainview
Residentia
American Legion Hall
Amarillo
Hab Buck
Dalhart
Childress
el P Tso
Houston
Austin
San Angelo
Midland
Weather Bureau
el Paso
Presidio
Marfa
Laobbock
Wichita Falls
Wacool
Beaumont
van Horn
Big Spring
College Station
Minerval Wells
Bob Thompson
Weatherford
Joshua
Cleburne Area
Burleson
Levelland
Laibbock
Neaby Lillefield
Santa Fe
Lubbock
East Harris Bar Assn Names New President
Robert P. Beman will head a new slate of officers for the East Harris County Bar Assn. Raymond Donnelly becomes vice president and William J. Gidley is secretary treasurer. New committee members will be appointed before the next meeting. Sam W. Davis of Houston spoke on changes in Texas criminal law at Rebel Inn, addressing the practice and recent reform.
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East Harris Bar Assn
Robert P. Beman
East Harris County Bar Assn
Raymond Donnelly
William J. Gidley
Beman
Angus
Rebel Inn
Sam W. Davis
Houston
Criminal District Court No. 5
Jantge Davis
Texas
Houses Can Sell Too Classified Ad Feature
The Sun promotes selling unwanted articles and encourages placing ads for selling homes as part of Around the House. Paul Cunningham is referenced in relation to the ad feature and article theme.
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the Sun
Pecan Manor Cedar Bayou Classified Ad Notes
A fragmented ad describes a shedroom and den home at 2513 Pecan Manor Cedar Bayou with pay equity notes and measurements. Mentions central heat, attic fan, a fenced yard, pecan trees, and water sand fights. Includes stray references to Cunningham, age point event, and classified display ad formatting guidance.
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Central Heat
Atilc
Batts
Deebie Gare
Criteben Lenes
Janne Price
Patie
Aretty
Fepe
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Graywood Addition
Sears
Holy Name
Society
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Jowers
Galveston
East
Harris County
Eline Reunion
Elmina
J. F. Alcorn
Howard Mosley Jr
Fleetwood
Vardaman
Miss
Stanley Berry
G. W. Strothers
Castro
Seootor
Terrell Stantey
Richard Jy
Michael’ Watson
Baytown Photon
Congo
Baytonians
Lke
Herter
Mont Texan
Plains Area
Paul Cunningham
Pecan Manor
Cunningham
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