Baytown events mix fish fry dance and community listings
Sun Spots sponsors a free fish fry and dance at 1 p.m. Sunday at Highway 73 dance hall with a donkey baseball game beforehand. Water district bids assess Harris County plans at 7 p.m. Monday. Summer swimming for Brownies and Juniors at Roseland Park runs 10 a.m. to noon Saturdays. Kathryn Nuttall named VP of Stephens College Foreign Relations Club. Baytown events include singing plans at City Hall, Chamber of Commerce board meeting, a Wiener Roast by Dads Club, and Bible Graduation at Tricity Beach Baptist Mission.
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Baytown Emergency Corps
Highway 73
Harris County Water Control and Improvement District No
Baytown
Penny Sue
Roseland Park
American Red Cross
Fred Aebi
Kathryn Nuttall
Max Nuttall
Stephens College
Columbia
City Warned Of Annexation Action Sparks Debate
Mayor R H Pruett warned Baytown council of possible annexation moves by Houston and nearby suburbs. He urged careful study, noting Highlands had been briefly considered for annexation before being excluded, while discussing potential talks with local groups. The piece covers past and proposed expansions, including the Brownwood Lakewood Highlands area, and hints at refinery annexation discussions without committing to action before budget matters are settled.
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R. H
Pruett
Ing
Lon's
Pasadena
la Porte
Deer
Park and Lomax
Houston
Highlands
Kenneth Cities
Badger
Baytown
Brown- Wood - Lakewood - Highlands
San Jacinto River
Cedar Bayou
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Humble
Lions
Rotary Club
Argentina Seeks UN Action Over Eichmann Case
Argentina formally notified the United Nations Security Council of plans to seek UN action if Israel fails to return Adolf Eichmann, citing sovereignty violations by his seizure in Buenos Aires. Israel signaled it would not comply, while mediation talks or World Court referral were discussed.
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Argentina
Security Council
U.N
Israel
Adolf Eich
Matin
T.F. Tsiang
China
Eichmann
Buenos Aires
U. N
Hitler
David Ben-Gurion
Arturo Frondizi
International Court
Hague
France
Frondizi
Ben-Gurion
Europe
Paris
London
World Court
United Nations
Jerusalem
International Tribunal
Eisenhower Visit In Jeopardy As Tokyo Protests Intensify
In Tokyo and Paris reports, five thousand demonstrators confront Hagerty during preparations for President Eisenhower’s Japan trip. Protests target U.S. policy and Prime Minister Kishi’s security alliance. Hagerty and aides were seized briefly before rescued by a U.S. Marine helicopter. The White House says plans remain unchanged.
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Eiscreaming
Isenhower
Japan
White House
America
Washington
Anne Wheaton
Hagerty
Thomas E. Stephens
Eisenhower
Nobusuke Kishi
Liberal Democratic Party
Hagerty, Stephens
U.S
Douglas MacArthur II
Wallisville reservoir and refuge debated in Galveston
An eight member panel from Houston Trinity River Authority Liberty County and U S Fish and Wildlife Service discussed at Army Corps offices whether the Wallisville reservoir is needed for navigation and whether a wildlife refuge should be created The landowners oppose both projects citing land use and cost concerns through a long question period with officials led by Lt Col Krummel and A B Davis
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Blue Beathard
Galveston
Wallisville
Wildlife Refuge
Assn
Houston
Trinity River Au
U.S
Thority
Liberty Chambers
Army Corps of Engineers
County Navigation District
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Fea
U.S. Army District Engineers
Galveetan
Wallisvile
Franklin B. Moon
Trinity
A. B. Davis
Jevel
A. J. Kroll
Trinity River Studies
W. T. Lee
Krummel
Albuquerque
N.M
K. G. Kobes
George Barclay
Davis
Vtet
Galveston Tides
Wallisville Commit
Wallisville Group
Proffer and Adkison Convicted in Fraud Trial
In Dallas a federal jury found ex-Denton senator and teacher Robert L. Proffer guilty on all 21 counts of fraud after 43 minutes of deliberation. Fort Worth lawyer Hillis L. Adkison was convicted on 19 counts. Sentencing was set for later today by Judge T. Whitfield Davidson. In Katmandu Nepal Tibetan rebels captured Shekar Dzong from Chinese forces after a 10 day battle, with reports placing the town 50 miles north of Mount Everest as China rushes reinforcements from Tingri Dzong.
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Dallas
Robert L. Proffer
Denton
Hillis L. Adkison
Fort Worth
Proffer
Adkison
U.S
Katmandu
Nepal
Shekar Dzong
Mt. Everest
Tingri Dzong
Shekar
Bid to curb Cuba tensions and postwar defense pace
U S resists a second Cuban charge in six days while Cuba claims a U S pilot caused a cargo ship explosion in Havana harbor. The census tallies Oklahoma population at 2,300,484 for the first decade rise since 1920. Rockefeler and Nixon meet at a British exposition in New York. Typhoon Mary hits China coast with 118 mph winds, 18,000 homeless, 30 dead, 34 missing. Collective defense stays aligned as Geneva talks continue. Bally Ache withdraws from Belmont after ankle injury. sold for 1.2 million dollars. Convair workers plan a one day walkout at multiple plants in San Diego and elsewhere, idling about 20,000.
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China
Red China
Prince Philip Opens British Exhibition in New York
Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, opens a 2.4 million dollar British exhibition at the Coliseum in New York, calling for continued Anglo American cooperation. He notes the exhibit aims to boost Britain’s trade and tourism to the United States and showcases past, present, and future Britain across four floors. The event, attended by 1400 guests at a Waldorf Astoria dinner, marks his fifth U.S. visit and runs through June 2.
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New York
Prince Philip
Coliseum
Duke of
Ain
United States
Waldorf-Astoria
Toronto
Canada
Britain
Rockefeller Refuses Nixon TV Invitation
Vice President Nixon says he and Rockefeller have discussed issues, but Rockefeller promptly declined a televised in depth discussion. Nixon defends his clear positions and plans to wait for the nomination, praising Eisenhower’s record while avoiding direct clash with Rockefeller.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nixon
New York
Rockefeller
Eisenhower
Republican Party
Baytown Roundup of Local Activity and Visits
Patrolman James J. Lankford responds to a call about an overflowing toilet. Nelson Mc Elroy returns from a Chamber of Commerce managers meeting. Sylvia James visits and shops in Baytown. R L Parker seeks information about an army reservist. Mrs Chester Burchett reports a news story. Jimmie Woods contends with sins. Mrs Bertha Kirkpatrick schedules a Sam Houston Exes meeting at Dr Jesse Kirkpatrick’s Wis consin office Monday at 7 p.m. Betty and Terry Page and daughter visit Baytown for about three weeks. Dot Berry recounts a Hawaiian trip. Diane Anderson and Darlene Enlow plan a Garner State Park visit Saturday. Lois Krizak sounds off with a sharp remark lately.
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Baytown
James J. Lankford
Nelson McElroy
Chamber of Commerce Managers
Sylvia James
Channelview
R. L. Parker
Chester Burchett
Jimmie Woods
Bertha Kirkpatrick
Jesse Kirkpatrick
Wisconsin
Betty
Terry Page
Dot Berry
Diane Anderson
Darlene Enlow
Garner State Park
Lois Krizak
Broadway Pact Ends Weeklong Stage Strike
Actors and producers ratified a four year contract to end a week long Broadway blackout and reopen 19 of 22 shows by Monday. The League of New York Theatres and Actors Equity voted to accept a pension funded contract with no expected rise in ticket prices.
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NEW York
League of New York Theaters
Harold A. Felix
Actors Equity Assn
David Merrick
Herter Calls For More Diplomacy, Fewer Meetings
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter told a Senate subcommittee that fewer foreign minister meetings and greater reliance on normal diplomacy mechanisms are needed. He indicated little or no room for summit diplomacy and urged State Department primacy in national security policy, rejecting a new minister of foreign affairs post.
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Washington (Ap
Christian A. Herter
State Department
Meekings
Registration Begins Today At Lee College
Lee College began registration for the first summer term with hours extending to 9 p.m. Friday June 20, the last day to register for credit. About 700 students are expected to renroll for the term which runs until July 21 with a second term from July 2 to September 1.
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Lee College
Texas Republicans Split At State Convention Debate
In San Antonio the Texas GOP may divide on the 1968 presidential nominee as delegates debate whether to back Richard Nixon or another candidate or go uninstructed. Some Republicans favor a partly instructed delegation while others push restraint.
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San Antonio
Texas
Richard Nixon
Carpenters Local Elects Officers in 1930s Meeting
Carpenters Local Union No 1334 re elected J H Jack Stewart as president and installed new officers including J O Barton as vice president G L Lee treasurer Joe Manchaca conductor RS Wyatt warden Walter Henry trustee and elected delegates Travis Stewart Gresham Taylor to the district meeting Austin Mrs Chester Burchett was re employed as secretary keeper Principal officers will serve four years.
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Carpenters
J. H
Jack) Stewart
T. Taylor
B. A
Bert) Gresham
W. D. Travis
Roy Jack Heckler
J. O. Barton
G. L. Lee
Joe Manchaca
RS. Wyatt
Walter Henry
Travis
Stewart
Gresham
Taylor
City Council ends $50 monthly expense allowance
The Bay Town City Council abolished the $50 a month expense payment for mayor and council members and ordered itemized expense reporting. Council will submit monthly expenses to City Manager J. B. Le Fevre, with appeals to the council if questions arise. A six foot fence or hedge must be built around junk yards within three months, and a $5 license was approved. The meeting also covered paving inspections and a pending sewer extension.
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Baytown
Velma Ansley
Seaborn Cravey
Pruett
Kenneth Badgett
Roy Hughes
Ansley
W. L. (Dub) Ward
J. B. le Fevre
City Hall
Oak St
Gentry Drive
le Fevre
Baytonian Is Injured In Wreck
Mrs. David Thomas of Baytown sustained serious injuries in a three car collision Thursday in Pasadena. Passenger Lowry from Houston died on arrival and Frank Adamis of Houston was treated and released. Mrs Thomas, a former Baytown policewoman, remains in Pasadena General Hospital in critical condition with head and internal injuries.
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Thomas
West Vack
Pasadena General Hospital
Pasadena
Court Lowry
Houston
Adamis
Southmore Hospital
Cline
East Sterling
National Foundation
Baytown
Lowry
Adams
Channel City Road
D. T. Wareren
Wareren
Tomas
Joseph Darsalon
Barston
Amnof
J. Ro
Ton
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