Ruby Receives Treatment Awaiting Sanity Hearing
In Dallas AP report, Jack Ruby Hels a sanity trial as June 19 show-cause hearing looms. He receives psychiatric treatment in jail after three doctors say he is mentally unstable. If health fails by June 14 a trial would begin July 6 to determine sanity and possible execution status.
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Dallas
Jack Ruby
Joe B. Brown
Ruby
Brown
Henry Wade
Callas
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Robert Stubblefield
John T. Holbrook
William R. Beavers
Canser
Joe Tonanill
Phil Burleson
Wade
Asst. Dist. Atty. A. D
Jim Bowie
Fearing
School Segregation Debate Continues on Page
The article discusses ongoing clashes over school integration noting some Negro students lag behind and would be harmed by immediate placement in white schools. Authorities weigh which students can move without injustice while acknowledging broader racial tensions in schooling.
Secret Meeting on Carver High Rehiring Decision
The school board will decide whether to uphold Principal WV Green’s refusal to recommend rehiring two Carver High teachers including Earl H. Jones. Jones, who taught English for seven years, spoke at a secret board meeting and presented his case for hearing. Green’s reasons align with administration, and the board must choose whether to sustain those recommendations.
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Carver High
WV. Green
Carver
Earl H. Jones
Green
Jones
Board weighs desegregation plan amid rezoning debate
The school board discussed integration policy and a plan to desegregate within a month as trustees questioned September enrollment effects and reaffirmed rezoning aims to equalize attendance. Supt Gentry indicated a policy was already in place, while audience members remained silent during the session after architect James A Davis presented McNair improvements.
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Beavers
L. D. Victory
A. R. (von) Stark
Boyd Hill
Dr. Victory
Supt
Gentry
Beant
Opryshek
McNair
Hill
Stark
Horeczy
Shirey
James A
Billy) Davis
Baytown Area Summer School Programs Summary
The report outlines summer school offerings across Baytown area districts including Channelview La Porte Crosby and Deer Park. Courses cover math English social science reading and language arts with varying fees from ten to twenty per course. Several programs waive tuition with La Porte noting no charge. Sessions run six weeks to July 24 with start dates noted for Crosby Channelview and Deer Park.
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Channelview
la Porte
Crosby
Deer Park
Baytown
Crosby High School
Monnday
India names Lal Bahadur Shastri new Congress leader
India’s Congress party by acclamation designates Lal Bahadur Shastri 59 as Nehru’s successor and potential prime minister pledged to pursue a united socialist India. He praised Indira Gandhi, thanked Morarji Desai, and vowed to tackle poverty and unemployment while guiding nonalignment. President Radhakrishnan to appoint him premier.
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India
Congress Party
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Nehru
Shastri
Indira Gandhi
Mrs. Gandhi
Morarjit Desai
G. L. Nanda
Desai
Sarvepalli Radhakarishnan
S Party
Kumaraswatmi Kamaraj
Congress
Judge Drops Second Count in Hoover Torture Robbery Trial
Pasadena attorney Sam Hoover goes on trial July 20 in Houston on a capital count for torture robbery. Judge Arnold Krichamer quashed the second count accusing Hoover as an accomplice, with Harris County DA Frank Briscoe agreeing. Hoover and three co-defendants were indicted in the first count. the second named Hoover alone. All four men face robbery by firearms charges. Hoover posts 10,000 bond, others 100,000. Schepps testified last month that the men beat, tortured him and his wife and stole 3900 dollars and two valuable diamonds.
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Krichamer
John Oscar Young
Calvin H. Sellers
Samuel Spivey
Houston
Schepps
Kasper family to join Rice staff at Holiday Inn
Lancaster native with PSU and Pitt business admin degree, ex Steelers player, Air Force veteran, and public relations executive moves to Rice University staff. Wife serves Galveston convention bureau, plans resignation to settle at Holiday Inn. they have three children, including David, Jenny, and Robert Jr.
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University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Steelers
Air Force
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Italy
India
Middle East
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Dallas
Aerodesign Engineering Co
Houston Chronicle
Rice
Kasper
Convention Bureau
Galveston
Kaspers
Holiday Inn
David
Texas A&m
Jenny Adamison
Robert ,Jr
Pasadena Inquiry Reveals City Officials Overpayments
Dramatic testimony showed Pasadena mayor James L. Brammer and commissioners receiving extra semi monthly sums far above charter limits. City Secretary Marvin Jackson testified about unvoted payments, while the council paused a $1300 Baldridge survey bill and considered contracting water well plans to Hedrick Corp of Houston.
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Merrill Lynch
Pierce
Fenner
Smith
Conner Whitaker
Forme
Pasadena
N. A. Smith
Whitaker
Thompson
Marvin Jackson
Jackson
James L. Brammer
Brammer
Pasadena City Commission
Lee R. Baldridge
Quincy A. James
Dan Weathers
Baldridge
Weathers
Sammy Davis
Wyett C. Hedrick Corp
Houston
R. Q. Mills
James
Bigamy Charge Against Edwards Held in Houston Jail
Edwards 27 of Houston Negro is jailed after Monday arrest by Deputy Constable Abram Kerr. He faces a bigamy charge in Justice of Peace M. M. Brotwin's court.
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Palmeras Joseph Edwards
Houston
Abram Kerr
Justice of Peace
M. M. Brotwin
Howard Payne Professor Leads Graduation Service
The Rev Jose Rivas of Howard Payne College Brownwood will speak at a Saturday service at First Mexican Baptist Church honoring graduates. A social will follow with a maroon and white cake bearing graduates’ names. Recipients include Carol Stamper Raymond Rendon Trene Del Toro Eva Del Toro Eunice Gonzalez Homer Benavides Michael Gonzalez Ronald De Hoyos Curt Benavides Cynthia De Hoyos Horace Mann Junior High Herman Salinas Lee College.
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José Rivas
Brownwood
Tt Pum
First Mexican Baptist Church
Carol Stamper
Raymond Rendon
Trené del Toro
Eva del Toro
Eunice Gonzalez
Homer Benavides
Robert E
Robert E. Lee High School; Michael Gonzalez, Ronald de Hoyos
Curt Benavides
Baytown Junior High
Cynthia de Hoyos
Horate
GOP Tuesday Primaries Explain Delegates and Races Across States
Summary of primary developments across New York Mississippi South Dakota Alabama and Montana with Rockefeller Goldwater forces in New York and GOP delegate contests in several states. Mississippi envisions renomination for Stennis and veteran congressmen amid a sizable Black electorate. South Dakota holds a convention slate versus an uncommitted option under Gov. Gubbrud. Alabama fields eight nominees for two at large Senate slots from nine district winners. Montana covers Democratic and GOP contest for the Senate with Alex Blewett as a leading contender.
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San Francisco
Reockfeller
Republican State Committee
Mississippi
John Stennis
Stennis
South Dakota
Goldwater
Archie Gubbrud
Alabama
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