Congo asks U S troops to restore order in Congo
The Congolese government requested U S troops to aid in restoring order. U S ambassador Clare Timberlake in Leopoldville has given in principle agreement and will send the request to Washington. In Los Angeles, Sen Lyndon B Johnson challenged Sen John F Kennedy to a debate before the Massachusetts and Texas delegations.
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Brussels
United States
Congo
U.S
Leopoldville
Clare Timberlake
Washington
Los Angeles
Lyndon B. Johnson
Sen
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Texas
Funeral services for R. W. Howell 82 in Bryan
Funeral services for R W Howell 82 of Bryan will be at 10 am Wednesday at Hillier Funeral Home in Bryan. Donations to St James House in Baytown requested in lieu of flowers.
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R. W. Howell
Bryan
W. W. Harris
Baytown
Hillier Funeral Home
Texas Avenue gossip and travel notes mix with birthdays
A jumble of local names shares tales of birthday celebrants, trips to Tyler and California, and vacations in Mexico. Notables include Blair Mann mentioning JACK STEWART as the noisiest man on Texas Avenue, while others such as Velala Fain Alton Fain Beth Brett and Yvonne Coker are sightseers in the big city or abroad. EL Hargis attends the Democratic National Convention in Las Angeles and reports a ticket to the acceptance speech. Nadine Dunaway returns from a month in South America for the Baptist World Congress in Rio de Janeiro.
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Jack Stewart
Texas Avenue
Blair Mann
Joyce Lannon
Dan Gardner
Juanita Beaird
Tyler
Velala
Alton Fain
Beth Brett
California
Benny Gray
Baytown
San Marcos
Yvonne Coker
Faye Granger
Willa
Dene Hines
Big City
C. A. Shirley
North Jones
Ray Robertson
Olive
Mexico
EL. L. Hargis
Garth Road
Las Angeles
Nadine Dunaway
Arbor
South America
Baptist World Congress
Rio de Janeiro
Bessie Lats
Boynette Horne
Dailey
S. Leck Ok Dam
Convention Atmosphere Dazzles As LA Gears Up
In Los Angeles for the first national convention, attendees describe hot convention mood yet cool coastal weather. Kennedy support appears strong with 600 delegates pledged. Adlai Stevenson backers mingle at a Beverly Hills reception while Eleanor Roosevelt visits crowds, walking to the event.
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Kennedy
Adlai
Beverly Hilton
Beverly Hills
U S Merchant Marine Cadet Bowerman Set To Graduate
Cadet Emil Frederick Bowerman son of Dr and Mrs FE Bowerman of 1878 East James will graduate July 25 from the United States Merchant Marine Academy at Kings Point New York He earned a Bachelor of Science in Marine Transportation and will receive a third officer license and a commission in the US Naval Reserve Bowerman completed a four year course covering pilotage navigation naval architecture maritime law seafaring law and marine economics He spent his sophomore year at sea visiting ports in Turkey Italy Greece Yugoslavia Japan and more and served as Cadet Officer during his senior year ensuring discipline among 130 cadets.
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FE. W. Bowerman
East James
United States Merchant Marine Academy
Kings Point
Long Island
N.Y
West Point
Annapolis
Army
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Academy
Bowerman
Turkey
Italy
Greece
Yugoslavia
Japan
Korea
Formosa
China
Philippine Islands
England
Germany
France
Belgium
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Columbia
Peru
Chile
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Canal Zone
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Ension
United States Naval Reserve
Chambers Civil Defense Plan Forms Advisory Board
Chambers County Civil Defense coordinators study rolling into action forming a unified program. County Judge Bud Pounds appoints a 12 member advisory board to meet at the courthouse with Dr. W R Bodine of Texas Civil Defense to craft plans and coordinate with police sheriffs and constables. The group will discuss education programs for teachers and residents, radio coordination for emergencies, and a course for Civil Defense instructors, with members from Anahuac Wallisville Mont Belvieu Winnie and surrounding areas.
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Chambers County
C. A
Bud
Pounds
W. R. Bodine
Texas Civil Defense
Bodine
Chambers
Judge Pouds
Judge Pounds
Texas Education Department
Pounds Said
Je Ishur T. Jackson
James A. Meredith
Mise Susie Brabham
J. R
Carrell
Paul Ere
John’ Ezer Jr
Orl McAlister
Wo EL Hughes
W. Syphrett
Nick M. iGrivich
Gordon Hulgan
Sara Rin
Jarmon
Wayne Phatail
Winnie
George Way
Stowell
White House denounces Soviet move over downed recon plane
The White House accuses the Soviet Union of provoking an international incident after a reconnaissance plane was shot down near Alaska. Press secretary Wagerty denies the plane was over Soviet territory. In Washington, an employment dispute emerges as labor leaders protest a delay in the job market.
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Newport
Soviet Union
Arto
Ebsenhower
James C. Wagerty Alen
Resvtan
Washington
Mme Prh - Srekers
Seer Tate
Hebor
College Board Says It Cannot Deannex Channelview
The San Jacinto College Board told Channelview Citizens Committee members it cannot deannex Channelview from the new junior college district. A prior letter urged deannexation based on Channelview voters opposing the college district. Committee members noted legislative action would be needed to clear Channelview, asking if the board would back such an plan but received no clear answer.
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San Jacinto College Board
Channelview Citizens Committee
Library bond issue on council agenda this Thursday
TA brary Teomtes ask Thaytown City Conti to call a $350,000 bond election at the reg. war meeting. Trustees plan to sell the present library for $40,000 and apply funds to the new facility. A traffic ordinance, prepared by a five member committee, will be preempted at the meeting.
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Tabrary Teomtes
Thaytown City Conti
City Hall
Aintly
OB. le Fevre
Bet Poller
Ray Montgomery
Chaethers
Forth
Khrushchev Warns Over U2 and RB47 Spy Flights
Khrushchev warned that renewed U2 overflights and the RB47 incident could escalate to war. He cited surviving crewmen Lt John R. McCone of Tonganoxie Kansas and Lt Freeman B. Olmstead of Elmira New York, claiming the plane was on an espionage mission along the northern Soviet frontier. He suggested taking the matter to the United Nations Security Council and General Assembly but offered no firm action. Eisenhower ordered no comment pending full State and Defense reports.
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Tongalloxie
Kan
Sion
Khrushchev
Provocateurs
Acta
Soviet Union
Kremlin
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Eisenhower
Paris
John R. McCone
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Freeman B. Olmstead
Elmira
Natona
Security Council
General Assembly
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Kheushchev
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JCs Host Work Forum Saturday in Baytown
More than 100 Junior Chamber of Commerce members from 15 Texas Gulf Counties are expected in Baytown Saturday for a one day work forum hosted by Baytown Jaycees. Afternoon sessions, a banquet with keynote speaker Tommy Cook, Region 11 VP Gordon Mercer and national director Dick Gemmer are listed. Local Jaycees and Jayceettes organize boat trip on the Houston Ship Channel for delegates and wives.
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R. HL
Prine
Sam Stassi
Baytown Jaycees
Jaycee
Frank Thompson
Roy Baker
Donnie Juren
George Wikot
Horace Helms
Ben Morris
Rob Chenoweth
la Porte
Highlands
Crosby
Pasadena
Roaenterg
Alvin
Ang Jeten
Civil Rights Battle Is Brewing Among Dems
LOS ANGELES AP reports Democratic National Convention delegates clash over civil rights. Senator Kennedy appears poised for top nomination as Johnson and Symington factions maneuver, with no immediate withdrawal on Johnson’s part. Southern delegates protest loudly while others eye a potentially historic first Democratic White House win in eight years.
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Los Angeles
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Iim
Kennedy
Senate
Democratic
Lyndon B. Johnson
Stand
Missouri
Missouri Delo
Texas
Bation
Stuart Lym
Rom Kennedy
Tews
Johnson
Howe
Hurricane Abby Loops In Caribbean Waters
Weather reports show Abby moving harmlessly in open Caribbean waters about 258 miles south of Ban Duan Puerto Rico. Britain discusses activation of American planes from bases as Washington coordinates with Prime Minister Harold Macmillan. Three white men arrested in Little Rock on charges tied to a planned bombing at a college for Negroes. Former Governor George Felt of Alabama travels to Los Angeles for the Democratic Convention. Senator Kennedy support climbs for integration. One person critically injured and three lightly hurt in an ambulance collision at Howeten intersection. Texan weather mostly clear with early cooling in the southern part of the state. Two Mexican leaders who sided with Cuba did not speak for the Mexican government. Gov. Buford Livingston of Tennessee accuses the Democratic National Convention of rigging from start to finish. Lamar Tech in BeauMont may not offer masters degrees in four fields of study.
Baytown school board approves new teachers and resignations
Baytown trustees approved election of four new teachers for the fall term and accepted resignations of three staff members. New hires include Ella Margaret Cline and Lynette Smith Beech in science and chemistry, with others assigned to biology and registrar duties. The board also reviewed bids for supplies and cafeteria ice cream, approved an easement to the city, and authorized museum travel and a library project for Lee College.
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Cision
Ted W. Reel
Mirs. A. KR. Morgan
Dorothy G. Calhoun
Oalfiec
Baytown
Ella Margaret Cline
Robert E. Lee
Lynette Smith Beech
James Bowie
C. A. Tipps
Robert E. Ler
Rob
I. Wright
Horace Mann
Aciance
Mone JJ. Costley
Katherine L. Fulmer
la Jacinto
Forrest A. Reed Jr
Robert BE. Lee
Memorial Stadium
Department of Cafeterias
City of
Correct Names To Bring Cash To Contest Winners
Baytown's business people are featured in The Sun's Heads Up with 113 participants. First prize is 25 dollars, second 1 dollar, third 10 dollars, split in ties. Readers must list numbers 1 through 113 with full name and firm, typed, by July 2.
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Baytown
Busi
Wong
Baynexers
Lown Sun
Sun
Tian
Limviatvent
Fotlaw
Jlonghand
Iran
New Home for Range Sells Fast in Classified Ad
The Sun notes J. W. Scott of 108 Lazy Lane offered a two stove range in good condition via classified ads. One phone call, and the range was sold. The piece touts the efficiency of classified ads and urges readers to place ads with JU 2824.
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J. W. Scott
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