Tippy McNabb Receives Bid From Robert McNabb For Scout Camp
A Texas family story tells how Tippy McNabb searched for Robert McNabb after receiving a letter from the 12 year old requesting a camp visit at El Rancho Cima in San Marcos. The note to Tippy asked for recognition of handwriting and to tell his parents to write back. Robert’s parents also received letters with a request for money.
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Only Friends Await JFK in Mexico Visit
AP reports calm expectations for President John Kennedy's late June Mexico trip. Mexican officials and U.S. agents coordinate extensive security plans to ensure a smooth welcome, with no trouble anticipated and precautions intensified to safeguard the event.
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Kennedy Wins Democratic Nod in Massachusetts Senate Race
Massachusetts Democrats backed Ted Kennedy over Edward McCormack by 691 to 360 on Friday night. The result grants Kennedy first place on the ballot and signals convention endorsement as he heads into September primaries. McCormack, nephew of House Speaker John McCormack, accepted the cheers and vowed to pursue the contest in the fall. Kennedy, accompanied by wife Joan, hailed the crowd and planned to start the campaign immediately.
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Police Reserve Teens Dance in Baytown
A teenage dance will be held Monday at 7 30 p m at Volunteer Fire Station No 1 on Lee Drive with Police Reserve members in full uniform. Chief Fletcher asks all members to attend in uniform. music by the Terry Mates Combo. admission is one dollar. Father of Mrs Albert Jasek dies in the Netherlands. she travels there.
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Highlands
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Weekend Weather Forecast for Baytown Area
Baytown area weather calls for considerable cloudiness and warmth with scattered thunderstorms Saturday and Sunday. Temperatures are expected in the 70s, with values ranging roughly from 70 to the low 80s.
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Baytown community notices and events headline
Baytown items include church and club activities, birthdays, and local concerns. Highlights show R G Beavers dismissal, Hurricane Carla interviews, state convention plans, obituaries, police notes, and civic club meetings across Baytown and surrounding areas.
Tornadoes and Damaging Winds Hit Central Texas Areas
Central Texas and the South Plains endured tornadoes damaging winds rain and hail on Friday night. Heaviest destruction occurred in northeastern Terry County destroying thousands of acres of cotton and in Hillsboro with 75 mph winds heavily damaging the business district.
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Unemployed father leads first segregated Northbound trip
A Little Rock packing house worker and his six children drive to Hempstead New York as the first Negro family sent north by car under segregationist pressure. Capital Citizens Council backs the move while authorities enforce the exit.
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Methodist pastors shuffled in Houston area churches
Grace Methodist and Westminster receive new pastors Rev Chester Steele and Rev Summers. Rev Steele moves from Grace to Westminster while Rev Summers moves to Westbury. Baytown and surrounding churches see further assignments including Rev William Hodge from Dallas and Rev Everett Shrum at St John’s. New elder orders for Rev John DeVerter and Army Chaplain Rev Charles Fay noted.
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Estes Gifts by Mail Probed by House Subcommittee
Washington AP report on a House subcommittee investigation into money orders sent to Estes, with two former Agriculture Department officials, James T. Ralph and William E. Morris, testifying they received $100 money orders and turned them to the Democratic Party. Ralph denied favors or gifts, while Republicans criticized the dismissal of Manuel, the minority counsel, amid revelations of Estes ties to Vice President Johnson.
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Moderate Conservative Sterling elected secretary of Houston county Democrats
Walter G Sterling of Houston was elected secretary of the Hating County Democratic Executive Committees at a Saturday meeting in Houston, defeating Conservative E A Woody Rose by 123 to 102. The vote followed a full committee tally of 76 liberals and 126 conservatives, part of a coalition strategy to control the committee from right wing extremists.
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16 Years No Misses Champion PTA Attender
Mrs. Fred. Fenton never missed Ashbel Smith PTA meetings for 16 years aside from two absences due to her son's hospitalization and major surgery. She earned 16 perfect attendance pins and a 1962 Texas Congress life membership, spoke at PTA city council meetings, and urged service. She values PTA work, church activities, and child-focused programs, despite occasional health and family commitments.
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Sinclair to buy Texas Butadiene plant at Channelview
Sinclair Oil Corp plans to acquire Texas Butadiene and Chemical Corp's Channelview plant near Channelview. The deal, valued around 30 million dollars, awaits Texas Butadiene stockholders' approval in New York. The purchase includes a butadiene facility an underground Mont Belvieu terminal and will offer continued employment to Texas Butadiene workers.
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Crash Victim Fred Boul III Severely Injured in Vehicle Collision
Thirteen year old Fred Boul III suffered amputation of his left arm and left leg after a car scooter collision near Bayway Drive and Decker Drive. The driver of the car, Alexander 38, sustained eye injuries from shattered windshield. Patrolman Rosier led the investigation as the boy was rushed to San Jacinto Hospital in aerial condition Saturday.
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Anti U S Riots Spread in Korea Amid tensions
AP reports unrest in South Korea as university students rally against the U S forces. The U S Army orders restrictions on American eateries and civilian movements around Seoul while seeking a status of forces agreement. Local banks and businesses face disruption as protests intensify.
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