Joe's Debate and Senate Aid Fast-Track
Senate GOP leaders move to advance a 3.1 billion dollar foreign aid authorization with swift Senate action predicted. Senator Long calls for a one billion dollar cut while asserting the administration still has 11 billion to spend next year. House approved 3.238 billion authorization and 2.996 billion in new money. Senate rejected raising loans to 750 million and cutting grants.
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Ted Lewis JR
Washington
Senate
GOP
Aig
Russell B. Long
D-La
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
New Tax Bill Will Affect You Provisions Contain Sweeping Reforms
Washington July 30. Summary of main provisions of compromise tax reform bill passed by the Senate Thursday night and sent to the White House.
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Senate
White House
Administration
Treasury
Democrats
Washington
Tax changes expand medical deductions and child care relief
Taxpayers would deduct medical and dental expenses over 2 percent of gross income, rising the cap from 1250 to 2500 per exemption. Chapter posts include Baytown Refinery staff changes and a new Catalyst Hydration patent. Other items note Keene joining the Army and Navy Legion of Valor committee, Elks lodge events, and new child care and retirement tax provisions affecting working parents and seniors.
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J. C. Dickson
C. T. Shewell
Baytown
Roth
South Texas
American Society For Quality Control
Dickson
Shewell
Motion May Put Senate In Debate on McCarthy
Sen Ralph Flanders of Vermont will urge a 'bill of particulars' to condemn Sen Joseph McCarthy the first such move in 25 years. Flanders claims enough GOP votes to pass. McCarthy supporters expect defeat. Debate could delay until Monday as senators weigh their positions ahead of November elections.
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Herbert Foster Washington
Joseph R. McCarthy
Senate
Flanders
Vermont
McCarthy
Wisconsin Republican
Sen
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
New Orleans Chamber Bulletin Names Five Incoming Residents
New Orleans July 30 The Chamber of Commerce bulletin lists five individuals said to have moved into New Orleans last week. Names include Iori Mouston and a note that "five from one million" equals 99,995, with Morston honored as mid month citizen in prior coverage.
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New Orleans
Chamber’ of Commerce
Morston
Jlg
Iori Mouston
Wandering Toddlers Spark Grim City Search Tale
Two three year olds wandered from homes in Wynnewood and Lawndale prompting a two hour river search. One boy climbed a tree on 1800 Worth Pruett and was rescued by Fire Chief Art Lintelman. The other boy, David Matthis of 81i South Circle, was found safe after Mrs. Matthys heard a missing child broadcast and brought him home.
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David Matthis
Ace
South Circle
Leon Matthis
Poliie Department
Matthly
Wynnewood
Lawndale
W. F. Muller
East Pearce
David
Hig
Ave
Dior Flat Look Shocks Paris Fashion World
Paris July 30 Dior unveils a flat bustline look with a girdle to reduce bust bounce. Critics, designers, and models react with mixed humor, protest, and skepticism while Balenciaga previews a bold collar amid Dior’s silhouette shift.
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Dior
Paris
Christian Dior
Red China Rejects U S Protests In Studied Insult
Washington reports Friday that Red China levelled two studies insult at the United States over attacks on Allied planes in the South China Sea. Officials condemned Peiping for sending notes back rather than replying and promised a stronger protest soon. Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Chang Han Fu listened as Humphrey Trevelyan read the notes, with Britain handling the matter as it does not recognize Peiping.
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Donald J. Gonzales
Washington
Ntry
Red Ching
United Stats
South China Sea
Chang Han-Fu
Humphrey Trevelyan
Peiping
State Department
Flanders
AEC reports high pace in H bomb stockpiling and production
The Atomic Energy Commission said on Friday it stockpiles H bombs at a record clip under President Eisekhow to stay ahead of the Soviet Union in the nuclear arms race. The 16th semiannual report to Congress notes record production of atomic materials and highlights successful Bikini Atoll tests, signaling a wider, more versatile family of weapons and a policy to maintain U.S. superiority.
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Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
the &Ec
Citabeo
United States
Stork Delivers News as Radio Sends Birth Notice
A son was born Thursday to Mr and Mrs W S Thornton in San Jasvity with the father stationed in Labrador learning of the event before the mother. C A Wilson notified the father shortly after arrival. The baby weighed seven pounds eight ounces and measures three and a half feet. parents include Mr and Mrs RM Thornton of Houston and Mr and Mrs Paul Bowdsin of Mont Belvieu.
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W. S. Thornton
San Jasvity
Labrador Beara
C. A. Wilson
Thornton Ir.enna
Thornton Tr
Houston
Paul Bowdsin
Mont Ebelvicu
Refugees flee Communist rule in Vietnamese delta
About 45 000 Vietnamese fled south from the Red River delta toward Hai Duong Haiphong amid appeals to stay. An estimated 26 000 were Roman Catholics led by Msgr Mazet who urged priests to remain. Fighting and air attacks intensified as French planes moved troops toward central Viet Nam.
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Hanoi
Red Htver
Hai Duong
Hanojo Haiphong
Sei Tayn
Mang
Mazet
Bisaan
Son Tay
Indo - China
Ect
Dral Viet Nam
A&M Student Loses Arm Chooses Left Hand Practice
Robert Allen Lowery a 19 year old Texas A and M student lost his arm in an oil well accident near Crosby. Seven hours after arriving at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital he ordered a pen and paper to practice writing with his left hand. He plans to return to A and M this fall to study industrial engineering. Lowery worked as a summer field hand in the derrick when his arm was caught just below the shoulder. His home is Palacios. His father Edgar Lowery also works in oil fields. Both worked for Brewster Bartle Drilling Co and lived with the Garrises on Crosby Road while employed there.
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Robert Allen Lowery
Texas A and M
Crosby
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
A and M College
Lowery
Shivers Says Segregation Stance At Texas Campaign
Governor Al landing Shivers spoke at the American Legion convention in Fort Worth delaying his remarks due to heavy overcast from Tropical Storm Barekara. He defended his runoff strategy against Ralph Yarborough, asserting Texas will not abolish segregation in public schools and criticizing turnout in the Democratic primary.
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Austin
Allan Shivers
American’ Legion
Fort ‘Worth
Shivers
Legion
Weather Bureau
Waco
Tess
Ralph W. Yarborough
Dave
Woverpor
Yarborough
Texas
Ite
Wareborough
Royston Woman Hurt In Late Night Attack
A 42 year old Royston mother reported being dragged from a car corner into weeds and assaulted late Thursday night. She described a tall slender youth in a white T shirt who choked her and warned she would be harmed if she screamed. She was hospitalized with non life threatening injuries and identified no suspect.
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Royston
John Friend Of Burgess? Newspaper Says He Assisted Escape
West Berlin paper BA reports Otto John the missing security chief was a friend and accomplice of Guy Burgess, a British diplomat. It claims Burgess helped John escape to London in 1944 and that John aided Burgess and Donald MacLean to slip through the Iron Curtain in 1951. The piece ties to rumors of John’s disappearance and portrays Allied and Communist claims.
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West Berlin
West Germany
Otto John
Guy F. Burgess
Britain
Burgess
Jona
London
Germany
John
Donald Dr. MacLean
Iron Curtain
Iy John
Annematie Westes
Wolfgang Wodlge
Slow Drizzle Is Life Saver for Rice Men
Baytown earned record rainfall from storm Barbara with up to 15 inches in parts, easing drought for rice farmers. While residents welcomed relief, farmers faced concern as heat and salinity damaged fields. Officials planned emergency pumping and Trinity River water delivery to back up streams and slow evaporation.
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Minnesota
Uatal
Wisconsin Street
Oklahoma Street
Houston
Mora
Gulf Coast
Allan Shivers
Baytown
Rae Jolelny
Gulf
Trinity River
Dallas
Ald Gulf
Trinity
Mrs Lillie Burke 78 Dies Held Funeral Service
Funeral services for Mrs. Lillie Burke 78 were held at 4 30 am Thursday at the Paul A Lee funeral home She died at 9 am Thursday in Twit Oaks sanitarium Houston Rev W F Roark officiated and burial was at Hill of Rest cemetery Survivors include one son Francis E Burke of Highly granddaughter Mrs CA Sialach of Baytown six great grandchildren and one great great grandson Also one sister Mrs H A Foster of La Porte
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Liteee Burke
Paul A. Lee
H. A. Foster
la Porte
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