President Eisenhower Rebuffs Rockefeller Defense Critique
President Eisenhower rejected Rockefeller’s contention that the defense program is inadequate. The remarks were relayed to newsmen at a weekly GOP meeting with Republican leaders. Rep. Charles A. Halleck said Eisenhower still believes the defense plan is adequate for the times.
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Washington
Rectare
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Congression
Eisenhower
Charles A. Halseck
Indiana
House
GOP
Times
Summer Session at UT for Eight Honor Students
SUN Spots reports Watkins Winslow Clark and seven other UT honor students will join the 1960 summer science program at the University of Texas to accelerate chemical research studies. Skeet Shoot Slated A Skeet Shoot will be held at 2 pm Sunday at Camp Rebel. Free instruction will be given to gunners and ammunition purchased at the field.
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Windell Clark Watkins
323 Ifrey
University of Texas
Pr Wublic
Deer chase and travels around North Pole Colorado
MRS and MIKE Bowers report a deer chase in North Pole Colorado. Dwight Tallent and Charles Redden pose with a deer in Eden Texas and mention spotting sheep goats hogs cattle horses wild deer and turkey. Terry Bowen pitches a one hit Little League game. City Manager J B Le Fevre retires after a two day managers conference in Edinburg. Shirley Spears visits Chicago relatives. Mrs Ray McMasters vacationing in the Ozarks with Dallas friends. Macvanee Millican party aims for California Disney land trip season.
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Mike Bowers
North Pole
Colo
Dwight Tallent
Charles Redden
Eden
Tex
Turkey
Terry Bowen
J. B. le Fevre
Edinburg
Shirley Spears
G. E. Ericson
Chicago
Ray McMasters
Ozarks
Dallas
T. B. Bordeaux
Macvanee Millican
California
Disneyland
Lee College Summer School Opens with Grace Funderburk Fisher
About 700 students expected to enroll at Lee College for the first summer term, with registration beginning Monday. Grace Funderburk Fisher of The Sun and Top Twenty Fame heads to Texas the same day. Classes run daily from 7 to 9:25 p.m. through July 21, with a second term starting July 22 ending Sept 1, offering credit courses in Houston.
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the Sun
Top Twenty
Texas
Angell
Lee College
Jane
Sec
Presbyterian
Ander
Ito Register
Inne
Bie Bale
Houston
Lfor
Rockefeller Stirs GOP in New York Speech Rift
NEW YORK AP Republicans in Congress split over Vice President Nixon’s response to Nelson Rockefeller’s challenge to speak out now on major issues. Rockefeller criticized Nixon and administration policies, urged government reorganization, and defended his New York state delegation to Chicago. Nixon and Rockefeller may meet Friday at a luncheon for Prince Philip.
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New York
Congress
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nixon
Eisenhower
Rockefeller
Giter
Prince Philip
Britain
White House
Ingamiere Nativity Council
New York State
GOP
Chicago
United States
Baytown Counts 28 012 Citizens in City Population
Mayor R H Pruett and council cheer Baytown’s 28 012 person census as official city population, noting growth since 1950 and 22 983 in 1960. Some residents outside city limits not counted, leaving officials tickled yet cautious about reaching 30 000.
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R. H
Harri County
Houston
Pasa J
Dena
Baytown
Velma Ansley
Ans
Iey
Pruett
Baytown Council to Discuss Three Traffic Ordinances
Baytown City Council plans to discuss three proposed ordinances at a regular 7 p.m. meeting at city hall. Topics include a negligent collision ordinance and a traffic survey recommendation. Attorney George Chandler has not finished a filing and further recommendations are expected from the five man traffic survey committee appointed by City Manager J B Lemenda.
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Baytown
City A
George Chandler
J. B. Lemendations
BH Instructor and Student Win Scholarships for Summer Study
Barbers Hill High School math teacher and head basketball coach Bruce Smith will join the University of Texas for a nine week masters study in mathematics funded by a National Science Foundation grant. His pupil W. C. Underwood Jr. begins a five week advanced high school course at Howard Payne College sponsored by NSF. Underwood, a Barbers Hill junior, was selected from 135 state applicants for a senior reserved class. he previously won the state interscholastic league number sense title as a freshman and placed fifth in the regional slide rule contest.
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Brudge Smith
Barbers Hill High School
W. C. Underwood Jr
National Science Foundation
Baytown
Barbers Hill
Bruce Smith
University of Texas
Sam Houston State College
Smith
Howard Payne College
Underwood
Texas Education Agency
Howard Payne
White Heron Fish Fry Marks 16th annual Trinity event
Ben H Carpenter of Dallas invites Trinity River boosters to Fort Anahuac Park for the White Heron 16th annual fish fry. Entertainment includes bands singers and dancers from the Trinity River watershed upper reaches. The event features reports on progress of the Trinity Master Plan and a seafood feast of river catfish.
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Ben H. Carpenter
Dallas
Trinity
Gulf Coast
Gulf of Mexico
Fort Anahuac
Texas
Carpenter
Trinity River Authority
Trinity Improvement Assn
Southland Insurance Co
Anahuac
Baytown Population Count Reflects Growth in 1960 Census
Preliminary census data show Harris County at 1,227,188 with Houston over 925,000 and other areas adding 302,188. Pasadena surges to 58,383, Baytown at 28,012, as Texas cities report rapid gains since 1950 amid regional weather and flood events affecting western towns.
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Slowey
Texas
Kenneth E
Roy H. Hughes
Lacy Lusk
Baytown
Harris County
Houston
Pasadena
Laredo
San Angelo
Ship Channel
West Texas
Wedness Temple
Denton
Paducah
Dyess Air Force Base
Abilene
Sweetwater
Roscoe
Clarendon
Colene Marshall
John Marshall
Quilage
Memphis
Group to Attend Wildlife Hearing Over Wal lisville Project
A Wallisville Landowners Association delegation of about 40 members will travel by chartered bus and private cars from Barbers Hill High School in Mont Belvieu to Austin for a State Board of Water Engineers hearing on the proposed Wal lisville reservoir and wildlife refuge. The session starts at 10 a.m. and should wrap by noon, arranged by Gov. Price Daniel to oppose Army plans.
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Wallisville
Army
Landowners Association
Galveston
Thursey
TLS
Army District Engineers
US. Fish and Wildlife Sarvico
Republicans pick Judd to keynote national convention in Chicago
A New York paper notes Republicans selected Rep. Walter A. Judd veteran Minnesota congressman and foreign affairs expert as keynote speaker for the July 25 Republican National Convention in Chicago. Other items include a proposed 20 foot pool in the old Senate Office Building funded from remaining 1958 appropriations and a Brooklyn plane hoax case headed to trial with Peter W. Askew facing prosecution. District Judge J D Todd in Corpus Christi issues a restraining order against Padre Is and Land and Cattle Co to stop more barriers blocking island beaches.
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Walter A. Judd
Minnesota
Chicago
New York
Senate
Iusty
J. D. Todd
Corpus Christi
Padre Is and Land and Cattle Co
Glider Pilot Schreder Crosses Iron Curtain by Mistake
LUEBECK Germany AP American glider pilot Richard Schreder 44 of Toledo Ohio landed 30 miles inside East Germany during a long distance world gliding championship. He was allowed to depart with his glider after border authorities reviewed his story and escorted him to Bluetz East Germany. Schreder’s crossing came amid tense but orderly handling by East German officials, with no serious incident reported.
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Luebeck
Germany
Richard Es
East Germany
Mier
Toledo
Ohio
West Germany
Angie
Iron Curtain
Schreder
Kiuetz
Airce
Bluetz
Cologne
Foreign Ministry
Schreider
Fehmarn
Baltic
REL Students Enrolled for Intensified Math Course
Beginning Monday a cohort of REL students from Robert E. Lee High School will begin a five week intensive mathematics program. The 21 selected juniors and seniors, including Langford, Steed, Kilgore, and Watkins, will study logic, analysis and finite math under Dr. Alan Wilson of the University of Pennsylvania with Allan Bailey assisting. Courses run 9 to 12 and 1:30 to 3:30 daily in a Lee College room, last July 13, with half credit possible upon completion.
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Key
J. H.ders Jr
Ing
Robert E. Lee High School
Huskey
Mike Kilgore
John Saunders
Jimmy Steed
J. L. Kilgore
James
C. J. Steed
Joe
Will Langford
T.viles
Pren
C. Langford
Mackey Peterson
Alan Wilson
University of Pennsylvania
Wilson
Allen Bailey
New
Lee Colleges
REL
Rice Institute
Lee College
Dan Atkins
R. D. Atkins
John By Becska
John C. Becka
Lewis Bernard
J. A
Sara Connally
M. P. Connally
Teddy Davis
A. B. O Brien
E. T. Mavis
Philip Dodd
H. A. Dodd
Larry Fisher
L. F. Fisher
Verms Haynes
A. V. Haynes
Dee Heald
Derg Hilyard
Bell Hilyard
Leon Holle
A. A. Hollies
Robert Hus
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