Unpledged Elector Drive Could Bar Kennedy Re election
An unpledged elector movement aiming to deny Kennedy electoral votes appears to fade in the South. A three-state survey shows Mississippi Alabama and South Carolina may offer slim chances. overall impact would require a closest electoral outcome and a House vote.
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Funeral set for James A. Anderson Sr in Tallahassee
Funeral services for James A. Anderson Sr. of Opelousas La. will be held Friday afternoon at Culley Funeral Home in Tallahassee Fla. He died Tuesday aged 83 and is father of James A. Anderson Jr. a Baytown Refinery official.
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Around Town News Roundup and Local Notes
A compilation of light local items including residents seeking information, job and home updates, and small community highlights. Names such as Norman Hargrave Captain Jack Jacobs Ken Pace Ray Helpert Al Herring Allen Watkins and others appear with brief activity mentions. Notices of travelers, work, and hospital stays are included alongside minor address identifiers and a few career notes.
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Jack Jacobs
Ken Pace
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al Herring
Allen Watkins
Sam Turner
Lamar
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Galveston
Johnny Taylor
Fort Morgan
Colo
U.S. Department of Interior
Robert Gold
W. Etvinta
Country Club Oaks
Gold
Joerene Weatherspton
Morrell
Hermann Hospital
Houston
G. R. Haines
Medical Arts Hospital
Carolyn Ebner
Bastrop Uiing
Cynthia and
Sylvia Crooks
Baytown Seeks More Conventions To Boost Delegate Dollars
About 100 Baytown service club and regional group representatives gathered to urge attracting district and area conventions. Fred Hartman highlighted delegate dollars, noting Houston drew 19 million last year from 102k delegates with spending across motels restaurants and shops. Mayor Liggett, CC official Tillery, and Chamber manager Moore urged collaborative efforts and offered planning help, including price lists, tours, and transportation to entice conventions.
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Charles L. Tillery
Houston
Hartman
Lee Liggett
Dave Moore
Chamber
Moore
Baytonian Gets Mexico Assignment
Former Baytonians Mr and Mrs Richard Bradberry visit relatives en route to Mexico City where they will live for two or three years He is a lieutenant commander in the Navy and will be assistant naval attach in Mexico He has worked in the Office of Naval Operations at the Pentagon and in the Division of Strategic Plans and Policies Bradberry is a graduate of Robert E Lee High School Lee College and Tulane and earned a BA in Latin American Affairs from George Washington University He has served in the Navy about 14 years His wife Lara Virginia Hebel is daughter of P W Hebel of Baytown She is related to Mrs C T Shewell Mrs M E Schiller Mrs Mike Coady of Baytown and B B Talley of Highlands The Bradberrys have four children Karen 1 Suzanne 9 Carl 7 and Charles 5
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Mexico City
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Mexico
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Washington, D.C
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Lee College
Tulane University
George Washington University
Washington
Lara Virginia Hebel
P. W. Hebel
Baytown
C. T. Shewell
M. E. Schiller
Mike Coady
B. B. Talley
Highlands
Highlands. Mr. and Mrs. Bradberry
Karen
Suzanne
Carl
Charles
Eyes Of Science Focus On Solar Eclipse
Washington AP scientists expect a vast audience for the total solar eclipse this Saturday and a surge of rocket activity. They seek data to reduce space travel hazards improve weather forecasting and communications, with totality visible along a 60 mile wide path across Alaska Canada and Maine while most Americans see a partial eclipse.
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Knot Tied With Gun Forces Mexican Nurse to Marry
A 20 year old nurse Rosa Maria Ochoa Gutierrez alleges a civil ceremony was forced by gunpoint from Jorge de La Riva Nava. She says he pressed a pistol against her back while the judge could not see it. Police are searching for the man.
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Jorge de la Riva Nava
Wall Street Trials Prompt Rebuttal After SEC Report
New York neutralizes panic as SEC investigators release a 2100 page study criticizing stock market practices. Presidents of the NYSE and AMEX prepare responses while brokers urge calm. The report calls for curbs on short selling floor traders and odd lot handling, and favors reducing floor traders by January 2, 1965.
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Wall Street
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Keith Funston
New York Stocktons Exchange
Edwin D. Etherington
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SEC
The Franklins At Home With Exchange Student
Dr and Mrs J L Franklin are pictured with their three sons and German exchange student Chris Sander who lived with them this year while attending Robert E Lee High School. Chris left Baytown in June to join other American Field Service exchange students on a tour and will fly home to Kassel Germany from New York early next week.
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Chris Sander
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James
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Baytown
Kassel
Germany
New York
Test Ban Talks Could Bring East West Closer
Western diplomats see possible broader East West negotiations if Moscow talks on the nuclear test ban progress. U S Britain and the Soviet Union push through thorny issues by day four with a summit conference still uncertain. A three power communique followed the third session signaling guarded optimism about drafting provisions on atmospheric outer space and underwater tests.
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Aredeat
Kennedy urges tax on foreign investments to stem gold outflow
President Kennedy asks Congress to tax purchases of foreign stocks and bonds from 4 to 15 percent to curb the balance of payments crisis. The plan, effective Friday until December 31, 1965, aims to deter American savings abroad and reduce deficits, while the U.S. taps IMF funds for currency to stockpile gold. The proposal targets 22 industrialized countries and seeks to offset lower U.S. interest rates by an "interest equalization" levy.
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Cedar Bayou flood study advances through Congress
U S Rep Albert Thomas said the Public Works Committee approved a bill for a 2 flood control navigation and drainage study of Cedar Bayou. If passed, funds from this session would pay for the study directed by the Army and handled by the District Office of the U S Corps of Engineers in Galveston. Bay town estimates the project would take at least three years and cost about 73000, with Thomas seeking to start it this year.
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Global unrest and clashes ripple across cities
Reports detail police raids on a Buddhist temple in Saigon, deadly fire in Jersey City, and racial violence in Marion Arkansas. Demonstrations press for desegregation amid police presence while political figures discuss marches on Washington and school separation plans. International and domestic tensions color the week.
Humble Chemist Named Rice Chemistry Professor
Dr J K Franklin longtime Ravtowa resident and Humble Oil chemist named professor of chemistry at Rice University. Appointment effective July 1 with leave of absence until he leaves Baytown Refinery December 1. He will live at 414 Burnet Drive Lakewood then move to Houston. Franklin active in Baytown school system promoting language programs and science seminars at Robert E Lee High School. Hosted seminars at his home and lectured for assemblies including Dr Edward Teller. Associated with the Robert A Welch Foundation and a Welch scholar. He led lectures and science programs at Humble Baytown Refinery and worked on a 1957-58 National Bureau of Standards project. The Franklin family includes three sons with one German exchange student, Chris Sander, living with them in recent year. Kirk Selkirk 18 heads to University of Texas, James is a REL junior, Robert is in Baytown Junior High. Mrs Franklin is Mil dred Selkirk formerly of Baytown.
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J. K. Franklin
Ravtowa
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Rice University
Kenneth 8. Pitzer
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Lakewood
Houston
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Washington, D.C
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Ilany Selkirk
Kirk
James Balfour
Robert Ainsworth
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Chris
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Robert
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Ainsworth Selkirk
D.C. Kelly
J. E. Selkirk
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