Hungarian Reds Greet Khrushchev in Moscow Talks Standoff
Premier Khrushchev greeted Hungarian Communist leader Janos Kadar in Moscow as Chinese and Soviet delegates resumed peace talks after a day’s break. The visit followed a harsh Peking attack on the Soviet party, signaling little progress in easing Sino Soviet tensions and highlighting the split over methods to advance world socialist goals.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Janeg Kadar
Peking
Kiev
Rievsky
Pravda
Communist Party
Kadar
Soviet Union
Hungary
Local clubs plan Sept carnival and events at churches
The Lamar Alamo Dads Club schedules a September carnival at 7 30 p m in the scout house on Pruett Street. St Agnes Society of St Josephs Church hosts a spaghetti dinner Sunday July 21 from 11 30 a m to 2 p m at St Josephs School auditorium 2501 Kentucky adults 1 children 75 cents. Sterling Library hosts a Story Hour at 10 a m Thursday for 4 year olds with guests Richard and Jean Smalling and Ron Cannon as clowns while Mrs David Griffin and Roy McCune sing Buttercups. Elks Club holds a Night at the Tropics party Saturday 8 p m to 1 a m at the pool with natives or tourists attire. Wooster Library Story Hour 11 30 a m to 12 30 p m Thursday with Mrs J E Buehler narrating for 3 5 year olds. Funeral services are pending for Edward Swick of Dayton who died at 7 p m Tuesday in Galveston. Survivors include his widow Essie Swick and three sisters in law. Temperature outlook hot with scattered showers through Thursday. Galveston tides Thursday high 8 39 p m and 6 02 p m. low 12 93 a m and 2 52 p m.
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ST. Agnes Society of
Sterling Municipal Library
Richard and
Jean Smalling
Ron Cannon
David Griffin
Roy McCune
Edward Swick
Dayton
Galveston
Essie Swick
Baylonian
W. E. Skinner
Parkway
D. G. Hicks
Manland Street
J. P. Wood
Sixth Street
Highlands
Baytonians Brace for Hurricane Warning Alert
Baytown residents tune mental antennas for tropical storm updates after past wild blows along the Gulf Coast. The piece recalls Hurricanes Carla and Audrey and lists historic damage in the Texas coast region, stressing coast-wide vigilance and historical flood and crop losses.
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Sue Jones
Texas
Gulf Coast
Baytown
Carla
Lakewood
Brownwood - Wooster
Texas Mmanae
Audrey
Cameron
Sabine Pass
Citizens Air Views On City Animal Law
Public hearing at city hall on an animal control ordinance drew mixed opinions from residents about provisions such as removing the 100 foot setback requirement from nearby homes. Councilman Cook said revisions delete poultry rules and aim to ease restrictions while seeking to curb livestock issues in city limits.
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Citizens
Najon Lee Ligget
T. E
Tommy) Cook
ISS
Birds Hatch On Refinery Crane Boom At Baytown
At Humble Oil Baytown refinery a pair of scissor tailed flycatchers hatched on an 80 foot nest in a crevice on the 220 foot boom of a 45 ton crawler crane. As the crane swung to hoist steel boiler plates, the parents tended four eggs without a single loss or crack. After tank work finished, the nest was relocated to a nearby tower for easier access by the birds.
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Humble Oil and Refining Co
Baytown
L. J
Bud) Marsh
Expulsion Of Meredith Is Under Study At Ole Miss
A four member Mississippi State College Board committee meets to decide whether to seek federal court permission to expel James H Meredith from the University of Mississippi for his statements. The action, disclosed by Gov. Ross Barnett, follows renewed pressure from segregationists and alumni amid Meredith’s desegregation role and recent remarks linked to Medgar Evers’ slaying.
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Oxford, Miss
APJ
Mississippi State College Board
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Ole Miss
Meredith
Jackson
Ross Barnett
Barnett
Ole Miss Law School
Sth
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orlans
Tam ‘Fubb
West Point
State College Board
Dt Circuit Court of Appeals
Permis‘sion
Tubb
L. L. Love
Medgar W. Evers
Snake in the Crib Turns Out Cat Killed Snakes
In Tallahassee Florida a woman reported a snake in a baby crib. Police arrived to find the crib in the carport with a cat inside. The cat had killed two snakes somewhere and dragged one to the crib where it sleeps. The report notes no baby was present.
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Ytallanassee
Fla_ (AP
Alex Henderson
Beaumont Port Arthur and Marshall to Integrate Schools
East Texas cities Beaumont Port Arthur and Marshall vote to begin busing and grading first grade for integration in September following federal court approval for Dallas districts. Beaumont serves 16 000 students in 21 schools while Port Arthur and Marshall set transfer rules and start with elementary grades amid racial tensions.
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Associated Press
Beaumont
Port Arthur
Marshall
Texas
Dallas
U.S. Supreme Court
Beaumont Independent School District
Harrison County
Taco
Bryan
Harris County Officials Inspect Stadium Steel Fabrication
Harris County Commissioner Ramzey and County Engineer Dock Doss with American Bridge Co. officials inspect fabricating steel for the Harris County Sports Stadium on Wednesday.
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Harris County
Wow. Ramzey
Engi
Harriman Heads to Moscow for Test Ban Talks
Under secretary of State W Averell Harriman leaves Washington for Moscow to negotiate Khrushchev’s partial nuclear test ban and a European nonaggression pact. The White House NSC convened for a final briefing on the mission as Spaak’s Kiev meeting looms and East West hopes and fears mount.
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Moscow
Washington
W. Averell Harriman
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Kennedy
National Security Council
Paul Henri Spaak
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U.S
Hope
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Red
China
Khnushchev
Kremlin
Battle Lines Harden as China and Russia Clash in Global Communist Fight
AP special report notes a deepening Sino Soviet split fueling a broader ideological battle. Red China presses for a world Communist meeting to air grievances against Moscow while Khrushchev resists, with Indonesian and Indonesian Communist leaders reportedly leaning toward Peking.
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William L. Ryan
Wars
Moscow
Albania
Red China
Communist Movement
A Taste Of Justice Meted In Michigan Court
In Mount Clemens Michigan Louis Winiarski, 46, was found guilty of obscene nudity in the presence of women and children. A judge ordered him to sample soup with his mouth as part of the punishment, while deputies used liquid soap in the process.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Louis Winiarski
Deis Castetucei
Winiars
Blind five year old learns to ride a bicycle
Sondra Jean Earley, a blind five year old from Pasadena, learned to ride a bicycle without training wheels. Her parents recount how Houston Center for the Blind advised them not to spoil her, while Sondra’s independence grew as she rode around the neighborhood despite occasional wavering and one minor scrape.
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Sondra Jean Earley
W John L. Earley
Strickland
Susan
G. Sandra
Pasadena
School For the Blind
Houston
Center For the
Earley
Houston Center
Sondra
Cindy
Russell Bailey
Tontside
Imei
Mel. Farley
GOP seeks 10 million for JFK retirement effort
The Republican National Committee plans to raise over ten million dollars this year in ten dollar gifts to create a Kennedy retirement fund. A circular shows three rocking chairs labeled His Bobby and Eddy. The pitch claims a rocker fools a man into thinking progress when the country still sits.
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Washington
Republican Lan
World News Roundup From The Times
Our World reports on a British wife of a imprisoned Greek Communist attempting to intercept Paul and Queen Frederika while London police forcibly remove her. Everett Dirksen says Kennedy aides keep GOP in the dark about nuclear plans to Moscow. De Gaulle fixes July 29 for a news conference and signals doubts on North Atlantic defenses. Air Force funds released for base protections in Arkansas and Texas. Soviet press notes rocket tests in the Central Pacific. Bronx diner protests erupt as white hecklers clash with racial equality pickets.
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Paul Ani
Frederikas
Greece
London
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Kennedy
GOP
Congress
Wo Averell
Fiachman
Moscow
Kennedy strike plan blocked by unions rebuff
Washington AP unions rejected Kennedy bid to avert a nationwide railroad walkout via arbitration by Arthur Goldberg. President Kennedy pressed lawmakers for action while both sides prepared for a 12:01 a.m. local strike, potentially affecting up to 35,000 workers.
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Kennedy
Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
White House
Capitol
Washington
Pierre Salinger
Willard Wirtz
James Reynolds
Theodore Sorensen
J.E. Wolfe
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