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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1964

Page

2

Soviets Back Standby UN Peace Force In Principle

The United Nations may establish a permanent peace force under Security Council control. The Soviet Union signals agreement in principle, as Western diplomats note challenges in assembling and funding a rapid, effective force.

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Student Union ATLC Plans Saturday Fete Breakfast

The Baptist Student Union of Lee College will sponsor a breakfast at 6 30 a m Saturday at Wright Delicatessen Tickets are 35 cents Reservations by Friday with Miss Elway Mallory at 582 2559 Larry McSwain of Pawnee Oklahoma will be guest speaker and John Hastings of Dallas will lead songs McSwain a graduate of Oklahoma State University was BSU local and state president Phi Kappa Phi Arts and Sciences honor society Foundation Scholar 1980 and has served as interim pastor and revival worker Hastings a Handin Sipimons University student is in A Cappella Chapel Rangers ROTC and has worked in youth revivals BSU extension trips and as camp counselor

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Rhodes clears way for Ohio delegates to vote for nominee

Gov. James A. Rhodes, Ohio favorite son, frees 58 delegates to cast their first convention vote for their choice. He declines to reveal his personal preference, praising the delegates and urging respect for individual judgment. The delegation’s split shows Goldwater leading with about 15 votes, Scranton at 10, and the rest uncommitted, with nationwide AP polling boosting Goldwater toward the nomination.

Columbus Ohio James A. Rhodes Rhodes San Francisco Tom Barry Goldwatter Pennsylvania William W. Scranton Coldwater Associated Press Party Goldwater Scranton

Powers Faces Federal Suit Over Bond Issue Grudge Claim

Mossler recounts battle fatigue and accuses Dist Atty Frank Briscoe of holding a grudge from her 1960 grand jury service. The federal civil rights suit seeks $100,000 damages from Sheriff Kern Chief Deputy Frasier Maj Manson Hill and Sgt Charles Maddox, plus attorneys Walsh and Foreman. It challenges Judge Davis habeas corpus actions and accuses state courts of tolerating a campaign of derogatory publicity against Powers after 23 hours incommunicado.

Dist Frank Briscoe Brand Briscoe Powers C. Vi (Buster) Kern

GOP delegates weigh platform as Goldwater strength debated

The convention scene centers on platform debate and vice presidential prospects. Scranton presses for a civil rights plank while the 103 member committee, largely Goldwater aligned, drafts a likely acceptable platform. Rep Melvin Ro Laird leads the panel as Miller of New York looms as a leading VP candidate.

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Shoppers Club Announced By Lewis and Coker

Lou Lewis of Lewis and Coker Supermarkets announces the Shoppers Club for Houston area chain stores with 10 percent discounts on listed items each Monday and Wednesday. Paula Reese emcees radio shows and previews cookbooks and recipes to aid homemakers. Shoppers Club join via Baytown store or Houston office.

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Goldwater Confident of Sweeping GOP Victory

Goldwater, on a transcontinental trip, says Republicans will win the presidency by rallying from coast to coast. He tells Der Spiegel that as of now no Republican can beat Johnson and warns the race is a “horse race” on Election Day. He cites strong grassroots support and dismisses polls as unreliable. He notes no decision yet on a running mate.

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Sid Van Ulm recalls Houston Press era and famed presidents

Veteran cartoonist Sid Van Ulm recalls drawing eight presidents from McKinley to Johnson and meeting Wilson at a banquet. He reflects on the Houston Press folding, Carmack’s leadership, and the staff’s dignified response. Van Ulm continues cartoon work for the Houston Post as many colleagues move to other papers.

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Platform clashes shape GOP platform fight during Goldwater push

Scranton presses that the Republican platform must anchor on traditional positions not the candidate. The platform committee, dominated by Goldwater backers, weighs a draft under an executive panel with disputes over timing and procedures. A sporadic clash arose when Rep Conte demanded guaranteed access to the draft for amendments, but leaders said existing rules suffice.

America Scranton GOP Setranton Republican Platform Committee Barry Goldwater Arizona Goldwater Silvio O. Conte Massachusetts East Melvin R. Laird Wisconsin Conte

Senate page boy from Pickens linked to vast stock deals

Baker, a Senate aide from Pickens, was connected to insurance vending machines motels meat imports and wide stock trades. Evidence included financial statements showing his net worth rising from 11095 in 1954 to 2166886 by February 1 1963, amid his role as majority secretary.

Senate Pickens D.C Baker Joan

Oilmen Meet To Consider Increasing Oil Imports

Independent oil producers from 2M state and regional associations met in Denver to discuss rising imports and actions. They debated moving crude and unfinished oil from east of the Rockies to the West Coast and reviewing June 25 import allowances and federal lease production off Louisiana. A later general meeting aims to push Congress to modify U S trade policy.

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Senators Wrestling Scene Caps Nomination Hearing

Winston Prouty and Strom Thurmond clashed in a televised hallway wrestling bout during a Senate committee session while discussing President Johnson's nomination of Leroy Collins as a director of the Community Relations Service under the civil rights law. The match ended with hands shaken. Yarborough outweighed Thurmond by about 200 pounds. Ten members attended the committee, with seven proxies voting to confirm.

Winston Prouty R-Vt Lausche Magnuson Yarborough

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