Racial strife wanes as Harlem, Brooklyn calm
In New York racial clashes eased after five nights of riots. CORE pickets at the Congress of Racial Equality headquarters faced stone throwing by white youths and a hostile crowd that peaked around 1,500. Police protected demonstrators and arrested seven whites and six men for disorderly conduct. Police reported 28 arrests overall, with late-night calls and ongoing patrols to prevent renewed violence.
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New York
Neegroes
Harlem
Brooklyn
Lower Manhattan
Congress of Racial “Equality
Tha
Murphy
Henry Yack
Olice
Manhattan
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Walter Atm
CORE
Baytown Sun Local Briefs and Notices
Channelview correspondent Maureen Holliman invites Baytown readers to contribute news. yearbook deadline July 31 and dues due. Eastern Star chapter selling Christmas cards gifts and calendars. contact Mrs. Fowler. Ruel Holloway treated after two car crash on Highway 73. Gulf Cedar Bayou Women’s Club holdd picnic at Roseland Park. Elks district picnic moved to Sunday at Galveston County Park. Baytown Garden Club hosts executive board meeting with bridge, prizes, luncheon. Obituary notes: Mrs. Margaret Ditto and Mrs. Mary Bono funeral services. Delphine Anderson recovering at Gale Coast Hospital after Bayway Drive accident.
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OES
Cedar Bayou
Order of Eastern Star
Jack W. Fowler
Ruel Carl Holloway
N. Main
Highlands
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
San Jacinto River Bridge
Texas
Elks
Sun
Galveston County Park
League’ City
Baytown
Lee College Gets Approval for 3 Manpower Courses
The federal government approves three new manpower courses at Lee College as part of a Houston area youth training program under the Development Training Act. The TEC selected 33 occupations for the initiative, with Lee College offering apprentice machine tool operator classes, printing duplicator operator training, and hotel and restaurant cook courses. Classes start Aug. 21 for machinists and printing, with cooking to be scheduled.
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Madge Petee
Lee College
la Porte
Col
Greater Nal
Houston
Dean Walter Run
Texas Education Agency
Oe Lee College
Lee
Prairie View A&m College
Houston Independent School District
Texas Southern University
Aldine
TEC
John Guemple
Around Towns Community Health and Hospital News
City Manager Fritz Lanham returns to work after a brief recuperation from oral surgery. Mrs. Vernon Lamb allows children to sleep late. Mrs. Ronald Burton is in Baytown Hospital Room 102 awaiting surgery next week. She expects her husband from Vietnam and hopes for visitors. Mrs. nk Macha recently recovered from heart attacks. J. Mouton hospitalized at Memorial Baptist in Houston for eye surgery Friday. Hughes to undergo surgery Friday at Gulf Coast Hospital.
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Fritz Lanham
Vernon Lamb
Maama
Ronald Burton
Baytown Hospital
South Viet Nam
Nk Macha
J. Mouton
Memorial Baptist Hospital
Houston
Friday Monier
Hughes
Gulf Coast
Resident 70 Dies Friday in Baytown
William Cazzle Green aged 70 of 106 John A died at 5:95 AM Friday in a Baytown hospital. Funeral by Paul A. Lee Funeral Home. Green longtime Baytown resident. Survivors: widow Georgia Elizabeth Green of Baytown, son William Brent Green of Columbus Ohio, daughter Mrs. Ray Woods of Bastoyn. Also five grandchildren.
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William .Cazzle_ Green
John A
Bay- Town
Paul A
Lee Funeher
Green
Baytown
Georgia Elizabeth Green
William Brent Green
Columbus
Ohio
Ray Woods
Bastoyn
Senate approves anti poverty bill to House
President Johnson’s war on poverty clears Senate by 21 points and heads to the House Rules Committee for early action. The measure faces sharp GOP opposition led by Barry Goldwater who calls it a hodgepodge of programs. Southern Democrats split. governors gain veto power over some projects. total authorization set at 947.5 million.
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Johnson
Senate
House
Rules Committee
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Ale
Peter
Dominick
R-Cole
Dhio
Soviets Charge U.S. Allies With Nuclear Weapons Policy
Moscow said the new NATO information sharing accord on nuclear weapons is a step toward arming allies. Tass alleged U.S. promises of no nuclear spread conflict with actions and accused West German pressure of driving the move. The agency claimed discrepancies undermine U.S. disarmament goals and warned of joint nuclear preparations with NATO partners.
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Soviet Union
U.s.north Atlantic Treaty Organization
America
Tass
United States
NATO
U.S
Geneva
German Republic
Slacie
Three Injured In Two Car Collision
Three people from Galena Park and Oklahoma City were injured in a two car crash at Tri City Beach near East Texas Avenue. Walter C Cunningham 58 suffered multiple injuries including fractured ribs and possible left knee fracture. Ruth L Cunningham and Sarah A Brown also injured with lacerations and possible fractures. Sherman N Brown was uninjured. Cunningham car collided with M Brown’s vehicle as Hynes of 4712 Maple drove intoxicated. Investigating officer: Hen scor ed. Police reported several other minor accidents in the morning.
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Galena Park
Oklahoma City
Tri- City Beach
East Texas Avenue
Walter C. Cunningham
Ruth L. Cunningham
Sarah A. Brown
Sherman N. Brown
Denton
Bhar Hospital
Julies
Peace
M. Brown
Thomas J. Hynes
Cunningham
Ling
Tri-City Beach
Himes
Ningham Cararcanting
North Main
Fayle
Pearl
Decker Drive
Bits Tam
Miriam
Lacy Drive
De Gaulle’s Asia Peace Plan Draws Cold Rebuffs Worldwide
Paris and Bonn signaled sharp disapproval of De Gaulle’s call for a four power Indochina peace conference with the United States, Soviet Union, Red China, and France. Washington rejected the plan and military balance concerns. Bonn upheld U.S.-led alliance while Adenauer voiced cautious support for changes in world order.
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Charles “de Gaulle
Indochina
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West
Washington
West Germany
de Gaulle
Russia
Red China
France
Viet Nam
Laos
Canodia
del Gaulle
South Viet Nam
U.S
Bonn
Europe
Stern
Ludwig Erhard
America
Conrad Adenauer
Police Conference Ignored by City Council
A plea for a joint discussion by the Civil Service Commission and police officials on internal police department problems drew no response at Thursday's council meeting. Councilman Badgett urged a meeting and an investigation, but Mayor Liggett and others offered no reply. Acting Chief Turner had warned that a few officers harmed public relations with misconduct.
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Civil Service Commission
Police Department
Kenneth Badgett
Lee Liggett
Liggett
Badgett
Jack Huron
J. Robert Barnes
R.H
Bo) Turner
Polige
Congress backs off on tough civil rights stance amid campaign talks
A murky report indicates Barry Goldwater and Lyndon Johnson meeting to curb rights tensions while campaigns urge restraint. A death toll rise in Asia pacifies rhetoric as Texas Senators split on an anti poverty amendment, with John Tower opposing and Ralph Yarborough absent but thought to be against.
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Texas
Senate
Repub
John Tower
Ralph Yarborough
Night of Stars lifts London stage mood amid comeback buzz
In London and Hollywood circles the theater world buzzes as Judy Garland defies medical orders to perform in The Night of 1M Stars. British and American show business converge for a midseason gala that signals a renewed appetite for Broadway and West End spectacle.
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Mls
Ty Vyovyans
London
Sizdling
Judy Garland
London Dalladiain
Midniche Amlinee
Retires After 24 Years Lloyd Jones Calls It Career
Lloyd Jones ends a 24 year Penney career spanning Baytown and Houston areas. He led the Baytown Penney store since 1940 except for WWII service and a Palm Center stint. A Gatesville native and Southwestern alum, he plans time in Colorado before deciding on a permanent home.
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Lloyd Jones
Baytown
Jones
Harris County
Temes
Tloyd
3. C. Penney
Merchnts
Penney
Hard of Directors
Baytown Land Sale Stalled In Council Action
Baytown businessman Albert Franta nearly secured a 3585 square foot tract adjacent to his property since 1961 but repeated delays halted a sale. The council tabled a bid to sell for 3200 with four members opposing and the mayor arguing against relinquishing city property, while some urged bidding to proceed for potential tax gains from two new businesses.
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Baytown
Albert Franta
Defoo
West Texas
Frante
Dave Clark
Earl Lively
Seaborn Craver
Lee Liggett
Jack Huron
Kenneth Badgett
J. Robert Bates
Franta
Mobile Oil Co
Goodyear Rubber. Co
George Chandler
Badgett
Lively
Barnes and Cravey
Barnes
Liggett
P A Stovall Dies Rites Set Sunday
Funeral services for Pat Alexander Stovall 42 of 3807 Gillette Drive will be at 2 pm Sunday at Paul A Lee Funeral Home He died suddenly at 10 pm Thursday at a hospital in Baytown He served in World War II with the 82nd Airborne Division earning combat jumps and metals
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Pat Alexander Stovall
Gillette Drive
Paul A. Lee
Stovall
Baytown
Humble Oil_and Refining Co
Raymond BE. Parker
L. Ht. West
Paul Stephens
Memory Gardens
Rites Set Saturday for 82 Year-Old Resident Me Emme Schoubroek
Funeral services for Me Emme Elizabeth Schoubroek 82 of S Stimpson are 2 p.m. Saturday at Oakley Metcalf Funeral Home Lufkin with Rev George Glidden of Fuller Spirit Missionary Baptist Church officiating. Burial at Saints Rest Cemetery Nacogdoches. Survivors include three daughters two sons two sisters and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. A native of Nacogdoches County she moved to the area years ago.
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Emme Elizabeth Schoubroek
S. Stimpson
Oakley- Metcalf
Luffkin
Schoubroek
Baytown
Lufkin
Paul A.lee
George Glidden
Fuller Spui Missionary Baptist Church
Saints Rest
Nacardoches
Iva Pharis
Myrtle Lakey
Beaumont
Gertie Marbarry
Morehead
Cheelie Barma Sehoubmek
Huntington
William David Schoubmek
Keltss
Edridge N. Sehoubmek
Larkin
Augusta, Pounds
O. W. Cumning
Charlie Kilh
Buna
Tex
Nacardaches County
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Hatlie Copeland
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