Kennedy Hurts Back During Canadian Trip
President Kennedy suffers a new back injury since May 16 disclosed by the White House with no serious concern. He kept it secret from staff, known to Dr Janet Travell. Officials say there is no link to his earlier operation. The injury occurred in Ottawa while planting a tree at Government House.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Janet Travell
Pierre Salinger
Ottawa
Government House
Canada
Britain postpones Laos conference over cease fire violation
Geneva AP Britain and the Soviet Union cochairmen of the 14 nation Laos conference announce an indefinite postponement due to an apparent serious violation of the cease-fire.
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Geneva
Britain
Soviet Union
Baytown-Labbock to Broadcast Baytown Title Game
The Baytown-Labbock state baseball championship will be aired live Thursday night on KWBA with Larry Parka and Ron Rogers announcing. KWBA schedules a warmup at 8 45 p.m. and game time at 9 p.m. Also notes Baytown resident J L Long recovering after surgery in Houston, and other local items including a junior membership for Dennis Campbell in a national group, a full enrollment for a Lee College charm course, YMCA baseball managers meeting, Navy Mothers installation, and Galveston tides for Friday.
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Baytown - Labbock
KWBA
Larry Parka
Ron Rogers
YMCA
1722 Market
Local theft leads to found tire and wheel
A year after a tire and wheel were stolen the items reappear in Bay town. L. A. Wilkie identifies the recovered wheel as the missing one despite a repaint. The tire is worn out.
Humble Plans Large Industrial Development Near La Porte
Horton of Bay Area group says study shows 3000 acre tract near La Porte could host industrial residential use. Project depends on annexation, highway access, and early Fairmont Parkway completion. Robrey Carroll reports the plan may yield Southeast Harris County growth similar to the Ship Channel impact.
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Humble of and Refining Co
Horton
Humble
la Porte
Harris County
Ray H. Horton
Vice
Dent
Bay Area
Houston
Consid
Indusport
Bothpany
Fairmont Parkway
Carroll
Galveston Bay
Gulf Freeway
Houston Ship Channel
Ieumble
City Considers Dropping Bid For School Tract
Baytown City Council weighs ending plans to acquire a school land site now used by the Baytown Library Board for a sanitary landfill, citing a $40,000 extra cost to build a library on Market Street and an overall $190,000 project ceiling. The council slated further hearings and negotiations, with library board details circulated among members.
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Baytown
City Man
J. B. le Fevre
Oak Street
le Fevre
Market Street
Baytown hospital updates and school board plans
Baytown hospitals remain busy as residents recover from injuries and illnesses. The school board’s regular meeting may be canceled due to library board recommendations, with items including traffic control discussions near major streets and the appointment of a two member zoning committee. Attorney Joe Reid is recovering after a fall, and three year old Edward Thompson is expected to return home Thursday after burns from hot coals. Roseland Field softball diamond will be lit by June 23 with six banks of lights costing about 3000 dollars, funded by a city loan as teams seek scheduling and practice use.
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Sparta
Harry Miller
Gulf the
Caoast Hospital
Library Board
Joe Reid
San Jacinto Hospital
le Fevre
Aswell
Pat. Prac
Hospital Beat Patients Recovering at Gulf Coast and San Jacinto
Readable hospital notes show several patients under care at Gulf Coast and San Jacinto. Mentioned are Mrs Kathleen Kibbe recovering from surgery, Alvin Rey and sister both having tonsillectomies with an emergency appendectomy for her. Mrs L E Dreher and Bertie Lynch also listed as recuperating, with homecoming soon. Additional admissions include Mrs Guy Fr Woods Jr., Mrs W A White, Mrs Leonard Hopper, Raymond Adams, Mrs M C Hutson, Mrs Willie Schuiling, James Berkley Jr., Gordon Schutze, and Sam Cart Sparkman among others.
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Kathleen Kibbe
Cedar Bayou Road
Gulf Coast
Alvin Rey
San Jascinto
L. E. Dreher
Jon A
Bertie Lynch
Highlands
San Jacinto
Fred Lynch
W. L. Crow
Circle Drive
Ethel Henson
Marion
Horace Mann Junior High
Ben White
Brady
Henson
Guy Fr. Woods Jr
Shepherd
W. A. White
Morrell
Leonard Hopper
Mac. Arthur
Raymond Charles Adams
Utah
M.C. Hutson
Hous ‘Tron. Root
Willie Sehuiling
Ken‘tucky
James Franklin Berkley Jr
Pan Darlas. Farsley
Gordon Eaward Schutze
Nai Samen Cart Sparkman
Highway 146 Vapor Lights Go Up In Houston
Houston Lighting and Power Co began installing 106 mercury vapor lights on Highway 146 with a three week target for operation. City Manager J B Le Fevre secured approval, crews faced delays, and the annual bill for lights is about 7000 dollars funded by the city and franchise tax surplus.
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Houston Lighting and Power Co
J. B. le Fevre
E. C
Jack) Kimmons
Baytown
Highway 146
West Main
Thomas Circle
West Texas Avenue
North
South Main
Lee College Eyes Summer Enrollment Rise to About 900
Lee College expects a summer enrollment increase of at least 125 students to roughly 900, with 197 pre-registered. Dean Walter Rundell said registration runs Friday from 9 to 1 and 4 to 8 pm, permits required, and 668 extra permits issued for Friday. Two summer terms run from mid June to early July and July 21 to August 1, with a remedial readings course offered.
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Lee College
Walter Rundell
Marntim
City Tax Collections Faster Than Expected
Baytown reports tax revenue ahead of forecast with $857.21 collected, reaching 101 percent of projected totals. Delinquent taxes boosted by penalties and interest. city attorney George Chandler leads daily efforts on multiple tax suits to crack down and recover outstanding dues.
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Baytown
George Chandler
Hardier
Global unrest and farm protests ripple through headlines
Reports describe a Bolivia under siege with mass arrests of communists, a 1,200 to 600 exchange offer between the United States and Cuba sparking Senate cautions, Texas Panhandle tornado threats, and President Kennedy warning of rising youth joblessness. Brittany farmers march on Morlaix over farm prices while Freeport and Lake Jackson municipal actions unfold. The OAS probes Dominican governance amid oppression claims as Auschwitz survivor testimony in Jerusalem contests camp death recording.
REL Summer Sessions Grow at Local High School
Robert E. Lee High School enrolls 330 students in a summer school program offering half credit courses to accelerate graduation or broaden education. Seven teachers are hired, with Cedar Bayou Junior High and Mamie Elementary also hosting summer classes.
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Robert E. Lee High School
Cedar Bayou
Gmior
Three Children Rescued From House Fire By Hero Neighbor
A mother kept cool as a fire gutted the T. G. Pro check home on Stalla Road near Highlands Reservoir. Mrs Plocheck, pregnant with a seventh child, and her wheelchair-bound sister Miss Alice Tilton were helped to safety by George Marshall and Preston Pendergrass. The dwelling, eight rooms on a single story, burned quickly with only two mattresses a dryer and cedar chest saved. Fire started in the attic. neighbors helped rescue three children and the infant, while Mrs Plocheck carried out two more before returning to aid her sister.
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Preston Pendergrass
T. G. Pro
Stalla Road
Highlands Reservoir
Ree
Plochecks
Marshall
Miss Tilton
Plocheck
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Baytown
George Marshall
Crosby
Jordan Crosby
Winnie
Martins
Crosby Fire Department
Four ex players arrested in widening basketball bribery case
Four former college players including Dave Bodin of Brooklyn College and Dan Quindazi from Alabama were arrested on conspiracy and bribery charges. Dist. Atty. Frank S. Hagan announced the latest development in the basketball fixing scandals tied to Aaron Wagman and Joseph Hacken, first revealed last March 17.
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NEW York
Aaron Wagman
Joseph Hacken
Dave Bodin
Brooklyn College
Jerry Vogel
Dan Quindazi
Alabama
Lou Browe
North Carolina
Dist. Atty
Frank S. Hagan
Councilwoman Ansley Outlines Baytown City Projects
In an open letter to Baytown citizens Councilwoman Velma Ansley proposes long range plans for a future municipal center. She urges acquiring park sites, studying streets and drainage, zoning, water and sewer needs, and securing land west of Thomas Circle for a library annex and county annex building and potentially a city auditorium.
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Baytown
Velma Ansley
Eleckon
Ansley
Fiona
Phinning Bond
Redediand
Asnley
Thomas Circle
Brary
Acite
Corfer
Rotary Book A Member Library Donation Set
Rotary Baytown club approves a donation to the Municipal Library. The plan covers the board of directors and the equivalent cost of a book, funded by annual member contributions. President Lowell Lam states the program will begin with payments based on the club’s 115 members, roughly four percent of an average book cost. Members of the club, who also belong to the local Friends group, approved the measure at a Wednesday meeting.
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Baytown Rotey Club
Rotary
Lowell Lamper Mointor
Sterlingers
Club
Bay- Town
Friends of
Beautification Panel Proposes Welcome Signs for Baytown
Baytown city council committee plans metal welcome signs at entrances along Highway 6, Decker Drive, and Tri City Beach Road with new designs by Ike Hall and B F Wilson. Members include Mrs Vela J Ansley and Odena Chiltriss. The library book donation program and Rotary International refugee aid were also noted as club projects.
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Baytown - la Porte
Decker Drive
Tri- City Beach Road
North City
Ike Hall
B. F. Wilson
Baytown
Commister
Ceameshuanan
Vela J. Ansley
Odena Chiltriss
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Bulletin
Dennis Campbell
St. Joseph
Mele
United States
John Guemple
Guemple Saye
Navy Mothers
Navy Mothers Club
Galveston
T L. A
East
L. F. Luthringer
A. W. Smith
Carlsbad
N. M
Guy Brazell
Smiths
Eunice Loftin
Alamogordo
Annie Abn
Tampa
Fla
Janet Bryant
Charleston
W. Va
By Bobby Sutphin
Texas Avenue
Highway 14
James
Roseland Field
Roseland Park
Te Fevre
Hospital
Paris
Bolivia
Tractors For Freedom Committee
Fidel Castro
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Caxtro
Hall
Canyon
Texas Panhandle
Panhandle
South Plains
Sweetwater
Big Brothers of
National Capital Area, Inc
Brittany Farnera
Strucue
Dnvade
Freeport
Dow Chemical
Organization of American States
Dominican Republic
Rafael L. True Jilo
Auschwitz
Jerusalem
Adolf Eiehmann
Charles
Ronnie
Eddie
Lammers
Bill Walsh
Rotary International
Mo +nika Gabelon
Juniper Rotary Club
Junier Rotary-Ann Club
Robert FE. Lee High
Seal
Eddie Cameron
Thi
Metees
Little
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