Edible Paper Pill On A String Survival In Abnormal Environment
Dr Charles Berry of the NASA Manned Spacecraft Center spoke at the Bay Town Lions Club luncheon about two major medical program areas for space travel. He outlined equipment to protect crews and medical questions about long missions. He noted astronaut selection and medical training, and discussed dehydration, food intake, and weightless state effects, with slides showing preflight exams, survival kits, and bite-size dried foods.
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Bobby Sutphin
Charles Berry
NASA Manned Spacecraft Center
Berry
MSC
Bay,town
Bouy
Cooper
Democrats To Meet At Lakewood Clubhouse Tonight
East Harris County Democrats will meet at 7 p.m. Friday at the Lakewood Clubhouse near Wooster Baptist Church and Greenbriar Street in Lakewood, with Joe Allen as chairman elect of Precinct 13 announcing permanent officers. Bethul Rice has been elected program chairman of the Campus Service Organization at Abilene Christian College for the 1961-65 school year. Partly cloudy and warm with a 30 to 56 degree range expected Wednesday into Thursday. Galveston tides listed for Thursday with specific times.
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Harris
Lakewood
Joe Allen
Precinct 13
Allen
Wooster, Baptist Church
Greenbriar Street
Bethul
Rice
Atre
William C
Mabry
Viris’ Ser Ice
AbHene Christian College
Galveston
Florida Race Tension Flares As White Gangs Attack
In Augustine Florida clashes broke out as white men and youths assaulted white and Negro marchers. Police reported about a dozen were attacked as demonstrators moved along a downtown sidewalk. The violence ended when marchers retreated to a church. police said no arrests were made.
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Sanie
Barry Hart
Merrill Lynch
Pierce
Fenner
Smith
Baytown
Khrvan
Andres-Young Fe
Eyal
Young
Strick
Uates
Longtime Baytonian Dies at 83
Obituary note: longtime Baytonian dies at age 83. Services will be held as announced by family. Details on date and location not provided in readable text.
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Baytonian
Senate Cloture Vote Ends Debates on Civil Rights Bill
After 75 days of stalemate the Senate voted 71 to 29 to invoke cloture, shutting off further debate on the civil rights bill. Senator Byrd delivered a marathon speech before the chamber limited to one hour per side, as leaders pressed for passage and the House already approved the measure 290 to 123. The procedural move followed months of filibuster battles with opposition from Southern senators, while Republican and Democratic leaders maneuvered to secure the two-thirds vote needed for cloture.
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Washington
Senate
Robert C. Byrd
House
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Byrd
Dixie Forces
Everett M. Dirksen
Qlingis
Thruston_B. Morton
R-Ry
Clomre
Appeal Looms as Pasadena Bank Records Subpoenaed
The Texas Court of Civil Appeals in Austin prepares to hear arguments on the constitutionality of the court of inquiry as Harris County subpoenas personal bank records of four Pasadenans. The case stems from a contempt finding in the Pasadena court of inquiry probing city government. Judge Dave F. Thompson held attorney N A Smith in contempt. Smith’s writ of habeas corpus freed him and the appeal seeks a permanent writ. Subpenas cover records of the mayor Brammer former mayor Whitaker and Smith from Deer Park National Bank San Jacinto State Bank First Pasadena State Bank Southmore Savings and Loan Pasadena Loan Co. Records will be produced when the inquiry reconvenes or reviewed by District Attorney investigators.
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Texas Court of Civil Appeals
Austin
Harris County District Attorney’s
Smith
Southmore Savings and Loan Association
Whitaker and
Investi
Pasadena
Human Relations Council Okays School Board Ties
The citys Human Relations Council agreed to serve as biracial liaison for the school board. Dr L D Victory said the integration plan is being threshed out and may be optional. A joint meeting with the board will be requested before the July 13 plan announcement.
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Wanda Orton
L. D. Victory
Dixie Shoop- Man
School Board
Victory
Negra
Accouing. Te
Fice
M. Stuart
Resident 59 Dies Rites Set Thursday
Clem Alfred Shirley 59 former Humble refinery employee dies at 7:20 p.m. Tuesday in a local hospital. Funeral planned for 2 p.m. Thursday at Earthman Chapel with Rev. M. Cheek officiating. Burial in San Jacinto Memorial Park. Survived by wife Mildred, a Dallas brother August Shirley, sisters in Victoria and Baytown, plus nieces and nephews.
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Clem
Alfred
Red
Elks Lodge
Mildred L. Shirley
Jones
August Shirley
Dallas
W. E. Braun
Victoria
E.B. Magill
Baytown
Humble Gets 321000 Rocket Fuel Contract
Humble Oil and Refining Co Baytown plant won a contract to supply 2,435,365 gallons of high grade rocket fuel for the armed forces. Defense Fuel Supply Center in Washington announced the award after competitive formal advertising. DFSC is the oil industry’s biggest customer, procuring over 1.3 billion dollars of fuel and chemical materials annually for worldwide military needs.
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Humble Oil and Refining Co
Baytown
Awanla
Defense Fuel Pogply Center
Washington
Barry Governors Produce No Challenger
At the 56th Governors Conference in Cleveland Barry Goldwater stands unchallenged for the GOP presidential nomination as governors including Romney Scranton and Rockefeller bow out or stay silent. Nixon warned moderates of a slim chance to stop Goldwater, while he pursues a third-force strategy and plans talks with Eisenhower about Romney’s potential reconsideration.
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GOP
Barry Goldwater
Cleveland
Ohio
Arizon
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Ident Johnson
Goldwater
George Romney
Michigan
Romney
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Scranton
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Twinoi
California
Peared
Gold Water
Los Angeles
Aife
Fmm
Kentucky
Rhodes
Savernor
No Tax Boost Necessary Horeczy Praises Gentry
The district will seek a record budget of 89,705,842 with no tax increase. Dr. Horeczy says savings maintained the tax rate while enrollment rises to over 12,000. The plan adds capital outlay, library funding, and instructional costs, with a public hearing by August 20 and a called meeting before July 13.
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Harangy Avalainad Ihe Ud
Cepeuc Une
Dr. Horeezy
Robert E. Lee High School
Horeezy
Atendance Services
St. Health Services
Horeczy
Lee College
Karl Opryshek
Boyd Hild
Youth Fair Opens Thursday At Baytown Fairgrounds
The fourth annual Baytown Youth Fair and Livestock Show runs Thursday to Saturday at the new North Main Extension grounds with a 2000 seat rodeo arena and permanent barn. Entries due by 8 a.m. Thursday, halter broke, vet checked. fees 2 dollars per cattle animal and 1 dollar for swine poultry rabbits. Rabbits and chickens judged Thursday morning, livestock at 2 p.m. Exhibitors under 20. Stall award for best-kept stalls. Horse show starts 9 a.m. Saturday.
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Baytown
Othe New Fair Grounds
North Main Extension
Highway 73
Goldwater weighs Eastern VP picks as ticket balance plan
Washington AP report says Barry Goldwater eyes four Eastern GOP figures for vice president as he nears the Republican nomination. Names floated include Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton and Senator Thruston Morton, plus Rep. William Miller and Governor James Rhodes. Scranton questions pairing, while aides note Goldwater aims to strengthen the ticket and convention influence.
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Washington
Bary Goldwater
Goldwater
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Thruston B. Morton
Rentue
William E. Miller
New York
James A. Rhodes
Lonio
Arizona
Scranton
Associated Press
Annual Sectional Bridge Tourney Opens Friday
Baytown hosts the second annual San Pedroito Sectional Bridge Tournament Friday through Sunday with sessions at Knights of Columbus Hall and Holiday Inn. Novices under 10 master points may play in all but masters sessions, two side games offered, with master points and prizes. Tournament director Ken Stone of Dallas leads events with $2 entry per session.
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Puderbaugh
Baytown
Knights of Columbus
W. Main
Holiday Inn
J. CC. J. Smith Jr
BS ‘ Iy
Robert Matherne
R. W. Pipkin
Robert
Richart Scrivner
H. W. Bradbury
John C. Echols
Fiss
Mary Kiber
Gay Blumbure
Bobby Blumburs
Mikel Enderli
Cathy McKee
Cathy
City Lacks Funds to Flush Rusty Water Main System
City officials say rusty cloudy water results from aging cast iron mains needing flushing. City Engineer Jaci Morton notes the entire system requires rushing, but no budget funds exist for a comprehensive program. An emergency, overtime plan is in effect as summer demand accelerates sediment buildup.
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Jaci Morton
A Morton
Morton
Marion
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