New Frontier program put in jeopardy in Congress
President Kennedy faces a split Congress as he pursues a broader New Frontier. He seeks extra authority and defense spending, while liberal and conservative factions clash over domestic programs and a projected deficit. Republicans call for trimming civilian outlays to stay within a balanced budget, pressuring Kennedy to curb non defense spending.
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Five Carter children enter Gulf Coast Hospital for tonsillectomies
Hospital Beat lists the Marvin Carter siblings Kathy Lynn, Howard Virgil, Jewell, Elizabeth Ann, and Pamela Jean in Room 111 awaiting tonsillectomies on Thursday. The notes also list other patients including Mrs Clarence A Peterson of Kemah, Mrs Doris Livingstone, and several others admitted to Gulf Coast, Baytown, and San Jacinto hospitals.
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ROTC Cadets Attend Summer Officer Training Camp
Cadets Anthony J. Lane and Pederick Martin, sons of Tony B. Boa of Channelview and Marvin M. Martin of Baytown, are attending a six week Officer Training summer camp at Fort Hood. Lane studies at Northwestern State College of Louisiana and Martin is a New Mexico State University graduate.
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Five to eight injure in Houston apartment blaze
A fatal fire in an apartment house leaves one man dead and four others hospitalized with burns covering a large portion of his body. The incident occurs as Nathan Aubrey Cotman, a city employee, succumbs after arrival at the hospital.
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Trade names and firms listed in mid century page
A fragmented OCR fragment lists numerous corporations and brands such as American Tel and Tel, Anaconda Copper, Chrysler, Gen Electric, General Motors, Goodyear, Gulf State Utilities, IBM, and Libby, McN, Monsanto, Olin, Phillips, Parke-Davis, Philipps Petr ee, and others. The line shows a spectrum of industrial names without coherent narrative or dates. It resembles a directory or advertising page snippet.
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Cuba Ends Four Day Celebration Today
Havana AP reports Cuba winds up a four day celebration of Fidel Castro's revolution with an announcement that all Cuban organizations will merge into a single United Party of Cuba's Socialist Revolution. The prime minister spoke before hundreds of thousands as Yuri Gagarin attended and the Soviet leader denounced the United States and pledged support to Cuba.
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Nixon Urges JFK Support Amid Berlin Call For Strength
Former Vice President Richard Nixon urged nationwide backing for President Kennedy in response to calls for stronger military power against the Soviet challenge. He listed four fronts: stop Castro operations, break the Soviet atomic testing filibuster, confront Red China in the UN, and shelve nonessential defense spending. Nixon warned decisive action is needed to protect national security and restore U.S. leadership abroad.
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Kiwanis Listens to State FFA Head James H. Morris
Baytown Kiwanis Club hosts James H. Morris of Anahuac, newly elected president of the Texas Association of Future Farmers of America. Morris, Anahuac High valedictorian, pledges Rice University study in mechanical engineering and has held FAA leadership roles at district and area levels. He played football and baseball and led student bodies in both junior and senior years.
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Brother Of Baytown Woman Is Dead At 62
Funeral services for William C. Schultz of Houston, 62, brother of Mrs. Lilian Denman of Baytown, will be held at 10 a.m. Friday at Boulevard Funeral Home. Schultz died Tuesday after a long illness. a Houston area resident for 60 years, he worked 38 years for the light company and was a garage foreman for more than 30 years.
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Adams Funeral for Mrs Belle Adams in Highlands
Funeral services are set for 2:30 pm Friday for Mrs. Belle Adams of 601 San Jacinto in Highlands who died at 12:30 pm Wednesday. She had lived in Highlands 20 years. Rev. John Goodwin will officiate at Earthman Highlands Chapel. Survived by six daughters, one son-in-law, sisters and 33 grandchildren. Pallbearers named.
Law Firm Pair Forms General Practice in Houston
William M. Hatten, a Port Commission member, joins Hugo Touchy, former assistant city and county attorney, to form a general practice law firm. Their offices are in the Citizens Site Bank Building in Houston.
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Corvairs Dominate Trans-Canada Rally In Canadian Snow
Denise and Starr clock four minutes of penalties in a four minute test during a 4200 mile event. Corvair Monza Club Coupes driven by Trant Jarman and Jim Bickham, and by Dick Doyen and Clay Gibbs, top the field winning the Frostbite 500 and Canadian Winter Rally. The rivals praise the cars as one of the world’s searing tests amid snow dust and lonely plains toward Vancouver.
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