Major Commie Action Puts Watch On Korea
U S and military chiefs monitor signs of possible major action by North Korea amid a series of infiltrations and clashes near the demilitarized zone. Officials say incidents appear isolated but could signal an evolving offensive pattern, with reinforced patrols and forces across Korea and nearby regions on alert.
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Washington
Korea
Pentagon
North Korea
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Demilitarized Zone
U.S
South Korea
No Man's-Land
Sun Spots Directory Publisher Vows Baytown Run
Sun Spots Directory Publisher HEBER PAGE amid Baytown Sun co publish says a rival firm claimed it would publish the next directory. He has published since 1932 and will continue, Page states.
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Heber Page
Baytown
Suit seeks integration of La Marque School System
Galveston AP reports a federal suit filed in district court seeks an injunction and declaratory judgment to end a policy that assigns students to specific schools in La Marque. Plaintiffs include Howard E. Sas and others alleging denial of rights for four to six year olds. Defendants include Dr Weldon G Kolb and several school officials.
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Thurman Rowlett
Bert Shoopman
Galveston
Federal District Court
Sterling Municipal Library
la Marque
Howard E
Marshall
Weldon G. Kolb
Dave Williamson
James L. Salyer
Alvah S. Williams Jr
Highlands
New Baytown patrolman Fred L Miller joins police
Fred L Miller becomes Baytown Police Department patrolman replacing Sam Davis who resigned. Miller and family live in Homeowner Estates and will move soon to Baytown. Local notes mention several residents and travel plans including trips to Austin and Alaska.
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Fred L. Miller
Baytown
Miller
Sam Davis
Gary
Ann Hill
Mike Cuthbertson
Elmer
Edna Gray
Earl
Gladys Milton
Alaska
Candy Branson
Pink Garter Theater
Jackson
Wyo
Baytoun
Edna Stokley
Arizona
la Jean Morris
J. B. LeFevre
U S Delegation Heads for Moscow Friday
Retired Gen Patrick Hurley Hoover cabinet member and former ambassador to China dies at 80 in Santa Fe New Mexico. Hurley rose from private to major general and later contested a Senate seat, giving a bitter view of postwar policy. His death follows a career marked by controversial China papers and shifts in U S policy.
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Santa FE
Num
Patrick Jay Hurley
China
Hoover
Hurley
Oklahoma
New Mexico
U.S
Senate
Asia
Civil Rights Push and Trinity Project Hearings
Civil rights supporters press for fair employment measures as Kennedy and Ervin clash over constitutionality. Trinity River development faces strong legal challenges from Cove contractor Rowland and Wallisville attorney Rose, who vow action to block a 911 million canal plan amid water rights disputes. crowded Texas hearing in Austin highlights broad opposition and pending Senate and House actions on civil rights legislation and flood protection.
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Senate
Robert F. Kennedy
Sam J. Ervin
DNC
Ervin
Cove
Wallisville
Texas Water Commission
Austin
Trinity River
Amy Corps of Engineers
Norris Rowland
Commission
Trinity
Chambers County
Houston Ship Channel
Dallas-Fort Worth
E W. Rose
Cabtleman
Rowland
Otha Dent
United States
Texas
Trinity Watershed
Texas Highway Commission
Baytown Students Sign Up for Summer Term at Sam Houston
Thirty five Baytown students registered for the second summer term at Sam Houston State Teachers College in Huntsville. Names include Necia Adams Jeaa Tie Alexander Eudora Barnett Clark David Barr Charlotte Cald well Joseph Connealy Michelle Contella Myra Dawson Doris Edwards Dennis Ferguson Des Fuller Martha Gains Nancy Gilmore Sandra Hanna Madion Higgins Charles Hill David Follaway Merv Larkin Ella Jean Lee Joe Liska Charles McDonough Alicia McKinney Samuel Minter Jane Moseley Rose Mary O'Rear David Peterson Carl Porjlis Francis Portis Carolyn Presfall David Richards James Sterling Dennis Stubbs Betty Taylor Otie Thompson Lee Wiley.
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Baytown
Sam Tiouston State Teachers College
Huntsville
Necia Adams
Jeaa- Tie Alexander
Eudora Barnett Clark
David Barr
Charlotte Caldwell
Joseph Connealy
Michelle Contella
Myra Dawson
Doris Edwards
Dennis Ferguson
Des Fuller
Martha Gains
Nancy Gilmore
Sandra Hanna
Madion Higginbotham
Charles Hill
David Follaway
Merv Larkin
Ella Jean Lee
Joe Liska
Charles McDonough
Alicia McKinney
Samuel Minter
Jane Moseley
Rose Mary O’rear
David Peterson
Carl Porjlis
Francis Portis
Carolyn Presfall
David Richards
James Sterling
Dennis Stubbs
Betty Taylor
Otie Thompson
Lee Wiley
Baytown TSPE Chapter Named Outstanding Small Unit
The Baytown Chapter of the Texas Society of Professional Engineers won the honor for chapters under 100 members in Texas. TSPE director Hugh Lansfond announced the award after a Fort Worth board meeting. The chapter will compete nationally for best small chapter. Officers include J L Lamberson Jr president J L Lutes vice president Cleon Easley secretary treasurer and John W Jack Saunders past president. The Baytown East Harris County group is among the smallest Texas chapters and competed with 13 others in a 12 month activity review.
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Baytown
Texas Society of Professional Engineers
Texas
Hugh Lansfond
TSPE
Fort Worth
J.L. Lamberson Jr
J. L. Lutes
Cleon Easley
John W.jack
Saunders
Harris County
US and World News Capsule Across Eastern Europe
Secretary Freeman arrives in Poland for a three day visit as part of a tour of Communist Eastern Europe. Col Wennerstrom, long suspected of espionage, is described as a risk prior to his arrest. McNamara begins a three day visit to West Germany. An opposition report questions Britain’s prime ministership path. Chinese repatriation continues from India after border conflicts. Fitness council urges more activity. Senate moves to regulate over the counter securities. Syncom II satellite reports functioning across Africa with ground stations tracking its westward path.
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Orville Freeman
Moscow
Poland
Europe
Red China Rejects N Treaty Officially
TOKYO AB report says Red China rejected the U S Britain nuclear test ban agreement in an attack on the Soviet government, indicating Beijing stance and reaction to Western led disarmament efforts.
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Red China
Tokyo
Red Chin
Peking
Nuclear Ban Signing Set For Monday in Moscow
Washington officials announced that Secretary of State Bean Rusk and a bipartisan group of five senators will depart for Moscow Friday to attend the formal signing of the nuclear test ban treaty. The delegation includes J W Fulbright, Hubert Humphrey, John O Pastore, Leverett Saltonstall, and George Aiken.
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Washington
Bean Rusk
Moscow
White House
J.W. Fulbright
Arkansas
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
John O. Pastore
Rhode Island
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
George Aikens
Vermont
Everett M. Dirksen
Senate
Rourke B. Hickenlooper
Town
GOP
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Dirksen
Kennedy
Peking
China
Powers Replaced As NASA Public Affairs Director
NASA announces a leadership change in public affairs as Lt. Col. John A. Powers is replaced by former newspaperman Paul Haney. Robert Gilruth, director of the Houston Spacecraft Center, confirmed Powers’ removal after weeks of rumors.
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Powers
NASA
Washington
U.S
Getline 4
Paul Haney
John A. Powers
Mercury Control
Robert Gilruth
Houston
Execution dates set for two in 1961 Texas case
AUSTIN AP Board of Pardons and Paroles fixed October 28 as new execution dates for Leslie Douglas Ashley and Carolyn Lima. A federal judge issued an indefinite stay, following a June reversal by a New Orleans court ordering new trials for Lima and Ashley in the 1961 death of realtor Fred Tones, shot at a Houston sex party.
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Austin
Board of Pardons and Paroles
Leslie Douglas Ashley
Carolyn Lima
John Brown
New Orleans
Miss Lima
Fred Tones
Houston
Easy Credit Plan Offered for San Jacinto Ordnance Depot
The San Jacinto Ordnance Depot on Houston Ship Channel, valued at about 141 million in land parcels, is to be offered for sale again with a new easy credit plan. Buyers may pay 5 percent down and defer the rest for up to three years, with the government providing favorable terms including 1 percent interest after two years on the remaining balance. The deal includes 4500 acres in 63 parcels and requires construction of improvements as a condition.
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Howard Schenken Tieft
Honeywell Computer
Los Angeles
John Gerber
Central Press
SJ Ordnance Depot
San Jacinto
Channelview
Boutin
Joe Moody
GSA
General Services Administradition
Houston Ship Channel
Cortress
Albert ‘Thomas
Houston
Pemard L. Bowlin
Wold
Tayer
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Soviet Union
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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