Kennedy family weighs private vs integrated schooling
In Washington a Kennedy family decision on schooling for Robert F. Kennedy Jr and his brothers shifts from private boarding to considering Our Lady of Victory in DC. Kenneth Kennedy reportedly tested at London School for Boys in Bethesda, while mumps delayed two others. The State Department rejects expanding talks with Cuba while Cuba crisis fallout shelters are installed at Washington Cathedral. Edwin E. Willis elected to chair the Un American Activities Committee after Francis Walter's death.
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JP Browns Court Disposes Of 14 Cases Resets 7
Fourteen cases were disposed of and seven rescheduled in Justice of the Peace M. M. Brown's court Thursday. Bound over to the grand jury were David Little burglary Claude Ledet driving while intoxicated Robert Doyle Cryer passing a forged instrument Gary Phillip Maxwell passing a forged instrument Arnold Douglas Lucas passing a forged instrument and Robert Russell Robbins driving while intoxicated. Also Herbert Ray Willis forgery James A. McCartney forgery Crawley Wheat driving while intoxicated and Earl Preston Vickers theft. Willis and McCartney free on 1000 bail while others posted 500 each. Two counts of passing a forged instrument and forgery against Billy Harrold Burger and two counts against Bobby Ray Rogers reset for trial June 20. Ma licious destruction of property charges against Walter Leudicke l Richard Clinton and a burglary charge against William Mayhone were dismissed.
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M. M. Brown
David Little
Claude Ledet
Robert Doyle Cryer
Gary Phillip Maxwell
Arnold Douglas Lucas
Robert Russell Robbins
Herbert Ray Willis
James A. McCartney
Crawley Wheat
Earl Preston Vickers
Willis
McCartney
Billy Harrold Burger
Bobby Ray Rogers
Walter Leudickel
Richard Clinton
William Mayhone
Pan American College Favored In Net Play
Pan American College of Edinburg Texas opened as favorite in the NAIA tennis tournament in Kansas City. Top seed Jerry Wortelboer led a strong showing as Pan American swept Thursday’s rounds with wins over Terry Smith and Randy Boyce. Don Kierbow, a former Davis Cup player, advanced to the third round.
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Pan American College of
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Kierbow
California
Corpus Christi University
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St. Joseph
N.M
Experts Try To Decipher Storms At Global Conference
MENICO CITY AP Eighty experts from nine countries converge for a six day conference on hurricanes and tropical meteorology. Delegates from Mexico United States Canada Philippines India Japan Nicaragua Venezuela and Argentina will study storm building zones and discuss early warning systems to save lives and reduce damage.
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Crosby Eastern Star to Install Friday in Highlands
Crosby Chapter No 261 of the Order of the Eastern Star will install Mrs Gladys Wilcox and Robert J Wilcox as Worthy Matron and Worthy Patron at 7 30 p m Friday at Sampson Lodge Highlands Other officers to be installed include Mrs Allan Reidland associate matron and Allan Reidland associate patron The program features Judy Skeen vocal and piano numbers Sandra Wilcox will present the Bible Relatives and friends may attend
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Crosby
Order of the Eastern Star
Sampson Lodge
Highlands
Allan Reidland
Jackie Tomlinson
J. W. Gammel
G. S. O'Brien
D. A. Dunaway
A.V. Bickley
Chaplin
D. C. Mayfield
Marshall
Guy Cauthen
Buna Bell
Adah
M S. Treat
Ruth
James Treadgill
Esther
M. E. Rushing
Martha
Gracie Lovett
Electa
Wuanita Lynch
Warder
Jimmy Starnes
Sentinel
G. R. Dunaway
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L. C. Gentry
R. V. Evans
Pratem
Lona Yackel
Gayle Alcox
Teri Kay Wilcox
W. E. Dunks
Starnes
Judy Skeen
Reidland
Sandra Wilcox
Baytown to Get Cheaper Person-to-Person Long Distance
E. C. Cambern of General Telephone Co says Baytown residents will see cheaper person-to-person long distance rates starting at 9 p.m. June 15 for Texas calls between 9 p.m. and 4 30 a.m. The maximum station-to-station Texas call will cost 80 cents after the change, with savings from 5 to 50 cents based on call distance. Collect calls or calls billed to a third number are excluded.
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General Telephone Co
Baytown
Texas
Cambern
Westland Still Winning At 58 In U S Seniors Golf
RYE New York AP Jack Westland, 58, wins the U S Seniors Golf Association championship in a playoff over John Bartlett by 13 strokes at Apa wamis Country Club. Bartlett is 56 and from San Marino California. Westland, longtime Republican from Everett Washington and former Walker Cup player, shot 36 31 13 to finish tied before the playoff. Westland previously became the oldest to win the National Amateur title in 1982 and later the first Republican in 30 years to win a Congressional seat in his district.
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Jack Westland
Chick Evans
Everett
Wash
John Bartlett
Evans
Westland
Apawamis Country Club
Bartlett
San Marino
Calif
Dwight Eisenhower
al Mengert
Seattle
Texas Areas Dry and Wet Across State Says Extension Director
In Texas drought and flood conditions vary by region. Crop losses are heavy in South Plains with 900,000 acres of cotton lost and 500,000 acres in hail damaged land. Replanting is needed in hail affected counties. Moisture improves in the Panhandle while parts of the coast face critical conditions.
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Texas
John Hutchison
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
South Plains
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Panhandle
W. H. Jones
Lynn
Terry
Lubbock
Jones
el Paso
Balmorhea
Midland
Fredericksburg
Milam County
Gulll
Judge Orders Change Of Venue In Curry Trial
Dist. Judge JW J Oxford halted jury selection in the murder trial of Nathan Curry and moved the case to Palo Pinto County. The 1961 beating death of Mrs. Florence Hussey, 53, secretary at Cisco First Baptist, led to the venue shift to Palo Pinto 29th District Court for Oct 14. Defense lawyer John Wattsag urged transfer to Breckenridge, argued delays and mistrial risk, and faced a rebuke from the judge over remarks he said implied bias in Palo Pinto.
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JW. J. Oxford
Nathan Curry
Palo Pinto County
Curry
Florence Hussey
First Baptist Church
Cisco
Oxford
Palo Pinto
29Th District Court
John Wattshag
Watts
Breckenidge
Palo
NCAA Omaha Clash Over Beer at College World Series
The NCAA and Omaha officials dispute beer sales at Municipal Stadium during the College World Series. The NCAA ban applies to its meets but beer will be sold this year due to an existing contract between the NCAA and local sponsors.
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Ex Baytonian Opens iEnco Station In CV
The Rev C Estes Enco Service Station at 15922 Interstate 10 Channelview will hold a grand opening Saturday. Estes, a former Baytown worker at Humble Oil and Refining Co Baytown Refinery, quit Dec 28 1962 to start the station. Prizes include an Enco Master Card with a year’s supply of 500 gallons of gasoline and free gifts for registrants. Women get soft drinks and men get a litter bag.
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Interstate 10
Channelview
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Baytown
Humble Oil and Refining Co
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