Four Houston officers indicted for aggravated assault
Four Houston police officers and two suspended officers face two separate three count indictments for aggravated assault and official misconduct. The cases stem from July 4 beatings of three black youths after arrests, with one victim Edn Simon 17, and others Benjamin Earl Dar 19 Archie L. Johnson 17. Maddox exempted due to inexperience. The grand jury criticized the officers’ statements and found beatings occurred, setting bond at 100 for each defendant.
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Harris County Grand Jury
Stanley G. Wilson
Paul G. Griffin
G. N. Fincher
T. E. Knowlton
Edn Simon
Armstrong St
Benjamin Earl Dar
Sage Road
M. J. Suuter
Archie L. Johnson
Connecticut St
Oteer
Simon
Davis
P. F. Maddox
Maddox
Chief McGill
Edmund G. Duggan
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Griffin
Ar Tive
Funeral services for William J Sterling at Lee Funeral Home
William Jackson Sterling 3% of Tri City Beach Ranch died at 3 20 am Thursday in a Baytown hospital He was ... survived by his widow Alice Sterling two sons W Sterling and somers? Addie Anders of Pleasant Hill La eight grandchildren seven great grandchildren and two great great grandchildren Funeral rites set for 10 am Saturday at Paul A Lee Funeral Home Calvary Baptist Church Rev James Rash to officiate Burial in Murphy Cemetery Moscow Tex under direction of Paul Lee Funeral Home
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Calvary Bapi[tist Church
Murphy Cemetery
Moscow
Tex
Paull
Scout Troop 495 Wins Court of Honor Badges
Scout Troop 495 awarded second class rank to Paul Workman and star rank to Stephen Brown Cleon Carraway Mark Gage and Joel Dunlap at a Court of Honor held at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Merit badges earned include basketry camping home repairs first aid life saving citizenship forestry swimming and more, awarded to multiple Scouts with Scoutmaster Ollis J. Carraway commending their summer camp achievements. Mothers presented pins as Paul C. Roger bishop Baytown Ward and church counselors attended.
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Boy Scout
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Tall Timbers
Strake
Paul Workman
Stephen Brown
Cleon Carraway
Mark Gage
Joel Dunlap
Barry Brunson
Jerry Luker
James McCord
Mark Workman
Ollis J. Carraway
Paul C. Roger
Baytown
Delos E. Bown
Thomas L. Drawnhorn
Khrushchev hints at broader pact climate shift
Khrushchev in a letter to African nations says a partial test ban could prompt a radical turn toward a better international climate. He suggests a nonaggression pact between Western and Communist blocs might help, but offers no condition. The draft treaty bans air, water, and outer space tests and requires signers to avoid aiding spread of nuclear weapons. It includes a 60 day withdrawal mechanism for suspected violations. Underground testing is excluded due to detectability concerns.
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Moscow
NATO
Khrushchev
Africa
Geneva
Political Benefits At Governor Meet Are Very Few
Scarred Democrats and Republicans left the 35th annual Governors Conference with little political gain. Governor Nelson A Rockefeller of New York drew publicity on civil rights as a potential path back to front, while Barry Goldwater of Arizona held steady among GOP leaders who see him as the man to beat. Michigan's George Romney framed civil rights support with opposition to federal economic controls, and Ohio's James A. Rhodes celebrated Cleveland as 1959 conference host. Kansas Governor John Anderson Jr. won conference chairmanship after two years in office, succeeding Washington's Albert Rosellini as the rotation Alternate party chair. Republicans were deemed the publicity winners, while Democrats aimed at Southern backing for Kennedy's re-election bid.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Nelson z\_ Rockefeller
New York
Barry Goldwater
R- Ariz
John Anderson Jr
Kansas
Albert D. Rosellini
Washington
Kennedy
Noon Call Stock Quotes CaF 18 Percent
A fragmented stock quote note shows a noon call for CaF with an 18 percent figure and a 51 percent reference. Details are incomplete but imply intraday pricing or options data.
Seven Men Arrested for Gaming in Baytown Raid
Seven men were arrested at 2:35 p.m. Wednesday in a Baytown raid led by Sgt. H. H. Steele and charged with gaming in Corporation Court. The suspects, all described as Negro, were found gambling with dice in an alley behind the Gypsy Tea Room in the 300 block of Oak. Names include Horace Francis, Ernest Hildreth, Clarence Amos, Roy Short Jr, Archie L. Lewis, Richard Antenna, and George Short, with addresses in Stowe, W. Gulf, Yupon, Lincoln Courts, and McNair.
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R. H
Bo) Turner
Baytown
H. H.J. Steele
Turner
Oak
Horace Francis
Stowe
Ernest Hildreth
W. Gulf
Clarence Amos
Yupon
Roy Short, Jr
Lincoln Courts
Archie L. Lewis
Willow
Richard M. Antenna
George Short
Pershing
McNair
Tackle Box Theft Reported in Baytown Garage
Paul Carr of 601 Harold Lane told Baytown Police a fishing tackle box was taken from his garage between 3 p.m. Sunday and 6 p.m. Tuesday. Loss estimated at 20 dollars.
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Paul Carr
Harold Lane
Baytown
W. N. Laughlin
Dyer
R. H
Bo) Turner
Advanced Cadet KILLINGSWORTH in Texas A&M ROTC program
Advanced Cadet John Killingsworth son of Mr and Mrs Doyce Killingsworth residing at 809 Schilling is numbered among 45 Texas A M College cadets in the Air Force ROTC. He will participate from July 28 through August 24 at Webb Army Airfield near Big Spring.
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John Killingsworth
Doyce Killingsworth
Schilling
Texas A&m College
Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps
Webb Ai
Big Spring
Owatonna Briefs Ailing Man Dies After Car Crash
In Owatonna Minnesota a 12 minute court deliberation ended with a man dying of a heart attack after leaving a clinic collision near Taft. The victim, a Tex businessman, owns an arched firm in Denton and was en route home when the crash occurred. Several injuries were reported to others in the vehicles.
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Owatonna
Jacksonville
Tex
Roy Walley
Rt. 3
Here
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