Expulsion of Soviet Diplomat for Spying
The United States orders the immediate expulsion of Petr Exhov a Soviet third secretary from the embassy for espionage including aerial photographs He allegedly paid over 1000 to a U S commercial photographer for city images and carried out work during Khrushchevs goodwill visit A second diplomat Cmdr Vladimir B Glinsky faced similar intelligence activity with the State Department confirming the actions.
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Washington
United States Today
Exhov
State Department
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Vladimir 8. Glinsky
Baytown events and death notice brief
Sun ry Sun ry Bear Den event set for Saturday at Cedar Bayou Junior School chaired by Mrs. R L Klima. American Legion Post 875 to install officers Sunday at Baytown Community House 2 with Post Commander Jess L Wilson inviting Legionnaires. Hollis Dies W B Hollis longtime Baytown resident and Humble Oil refining Co Baytown refinery supervisor died Thursday in Austin funeral Saturday in Nacogdoches. Fire department put out a structure fire at 700 Pamela owned by Elmer Parker then another small fire at 206 Pecan Drive.
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Cedar Bayou Junior School
R. L. Klima
Legion
Clarence Johnson
American Legion Post No
Baytown Community House No
Jess L. Wilson
Hollis
W. B. Hollis
Baytown
Humble Oi]aii Refining Co
Austin
Nacogdoches
Me MG Hollis
Patrick
Naciogdoches
Pamela
Recruiting Set
Elmer Parker
Pecan Drive
Tides at Galveston Saturday Show Twice Daily Highs
Galveston tides rise Saturday with high water at 5 07 a m and 2 32 p m and low water at 10 53 a m and 9 23 p m confirming two high and two low tides for the day.
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Galveston
Vacation encounters and community notes from The Sun
Clergy families visiting in California meet Baytown neighbors while Wanda Parker recovers from surgery. Local hospital stays and multiple surgeries are reported for several residents. Community members attend Elks convention in Dallas and visit The Sun office. various personal updates, sightings, and casual notices fill the page.
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Earl Bissex
California
C. C. Driggers
Baytown
Wanda Parker
H. E. Singletary
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
A. Bankston
Fred Tillery
Wallace Heaner
Walter Henckell
Dallas
Johnelia Boynton
Brook
Sun
Amy
Beulah Mae Jackson
Annette Castiey Gaskin
Herb
Santa Cruz
A. Wastiey Sr
Bill Schweitzer
W. H. Schweitzer
Burnet Drive
Jean
Olema Robinson
Wyrmewood Addition
Mary
Pasadena and La Porte Stand Firm Over Annexation Fight
Pasadena leaders Whitaker and City Atty Laydis reject Houston legal opinions calling La Porte and Pasadena ordinances unclear. Sears argues La Porte population under 5000 to invalidate home rule. Mayors say their annexation land is clearly defined and they will pursue court action if Houston proceeds.
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la Porte
Pasadena
la Porte City
Charles Pittman
Sears
Pitman
Harold P. Pfeis
Colorado Springs
Colofer
Atty. (Ap
Houston
Boy Scouts
Whitaker
Thomas F. Lay
West fires ravage vast regions across nine states
The Associated Press reports galloping fires from British Columbia to Mexico and the Pacific to the Rockies destroying forests watersheds and homes. Interior Department officials call the West’s worst in 30 years with hundreds of blazes prompting federal and local disaster actions. Idaho California Oregon and Wyoming face major fires as FBI help and regional foresters assist amid arson suspicions and extreme drought conditions.
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Associated Press
British Columbia
Mexico
Pacific
Rockies
Interior Department
West
Pennsylvania
Robert E. Smylie
Idahe
Eisenhower
Idaho
Floyd Iverson
Ogden
Utah
Iverson
FBI
Los Angeles
California
Oregon
Nevada
Wyoming
Montana
Washington
Arizona
Boise National Forest
Howard Abhiskay
Boise
Payette National Forest
Idaho-Oreren
Shothemne National Forest
Cody
Wyo
Fd Pierson
Bureau of Land Management
U N Security Council Reiterates Congo Exit Demand
United Nations officials report the Security Council urging mineral Congo withdrawal and the formation of a new force as part of ongoing international actions. The declaration follows debates over a five day deadline and reflects broader tensions between the United Nations and Soviet Union.
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United Nations. N.Y
U.N
Earty
Aeixian Tronpa
Congo
Wey
Smtet Union
U N U.S.-Soviet clash looms as council debates attack claim
In a tense Security Council session at United Nations New York the Soviet Union accuses the United States of aggressive provocation over a downed RB47E aircraft near Barents Sea. United States officials defend the mission as mapping reconnaissance and protest Soviet threats and alleged low level passes by Soviet ships.
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N.Y
Soviet Union
United States
Kremlin
Air Force
U. S
Henry Cabott
Lodge
Union
Washington
Barents Sea
Arctic
State Department
State
Christian A. Herter
Security Council
Cuba
Congo
African Republic
U.S
Moscow
Highlands Incorporation Debate Shapes July Election
Highlands residents heard a budget plan for incorporating as a city with Home Rule Charter. A proposed $235000 annual budget relies on a $1.75 per $100 valuation tax and fees to fund water, sewer, garbage, and administration. The plan calls for a three person police force, one paid firefighter, and staff to support city services. Public vote set for July 30 under County Judge Bill Elliott.
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John Marsh
F. E. Kimball
Highlands
Rosser
Thurst
Mentary
Ponder
Bill Elliott
E. Hubble
Baytown
San Jacinto River
Liberty County
Hinton Rosser
Harris County Water District No. 1
Water Board
Oliver Harmon
Harris County Water District
Weil
Morman Ponder
Wallis Hunt
Nixon faces rival grip on Lodge vice presidential pick
Conservative Republicans debate the possible selection of Lodge Jr. as Nixon's running mate. Taft faction and Taft Republicans oppose Lodge citing internationalist views while Dixie-center strategists prefer a Western or Midwestern choice. The convention standings remain unsettled as the Nixon camp weighs Lodge against other contenders.
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Chicago
Trenry Cabot Lodge Jr
GOP
Lodge
United Nations
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
I Nigen
Rep
B. Carroll Reece
Tennessee
Sai
Robert A.taft
Ohio
Reece
Taft Ten
Eisenhower
Ralph F. Gates
Indiana
John T. Diederich
Kentucky
Thruston B. Morton
Diederich
Dirksen
Leslie C. Arends
Inox
Marlon
Charles Halleck
Mid
Tary
Fred A. Seaton
Gerald R. Ford Jr
Michi
Gan
Maurice Stans
William G. Stratton
Setatel
Bis
Everett M.gel
World Affairs Cited As Leading Political Issue
BONHAM Tex AP Speaker of the House Sam Rayburn is depicted ready to campaign for the Democratic party with world affairs as a top issue. He rests at his farm, plans farm visits, and states he will not stay at headquarters when campaigning begins. The piece notes Democratic figures like Kennedy and Johnson, and discusses annexation, civil rights, and party platforms within a Texas context.
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House
Xaux Kennedy
Texas
Democratic Party
R. B. Keetfigeran
Pe. Nien
Cee
Werirairy
Beth Radgett
Cong
Oma Ansiey
Kennedy and Marriman meet on policy and strategy
A July meeting brings John F Kennedy and Averell Harriman with Cuban American Sugar interests to discuss foreign policy and campaign strategy. Indictments emerge from a state probe targeting public officials and organized crime.
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Ronis John F. Kennedy
Averell Marriman
Moscow
Huddle
Din
Crimba
Potter County
Grand Jury
Deputien
Highlands Man Dies in Paytown Hospital
Ava E Ford 7% of a 1% Bur well Road Highlands former automobile dealer died at 1240 a.m. Friday in Paytown hospital Funeral services set for 3 p.m. Sunday at Barthman Chapel Highlands with Rev Denwin Walker officiating Interment in San Jacinto Memorial Cemetery Survived by widow Maude Ford of Highlands three sons Glastom J Ford Meridian Miss Max H Ford Brookhaven Miss Robert H Ford Boise Idaho Seven grandchildren and one great grandchild
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Ava E
Ford
Burwell Road
Highlands
Supromobile
Paytown
Barthman Chapel
Denwin Walker
Highlands Methletiet Church
San Jacinto Memorial Cemetery
Maude Ford
Glastom J
Sun Advertiser Debates Kaiser Mix in Classified Ad
Baytown readers get a humorous tale of Ralph and Lorene Coyer misreading a classified ad for sun visors. The ad winds up describing sun visors for Kaiser cars and trucks, prompting the Coyers to write a confusing letter about the misprint and the supposed failures of the Baytown ad system.
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Lorene Coyer
Beaumont
The
Sun
Coyers
Kaiser Trucks
Deane
Texang
Rochester
Ncw
Texas
Kaiser
Lorene
Carr
Ralph Best
Sire
Baytown
Tom
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