Kennedy pushes new talks on test ban amid long stalemate
President Kennedy announced new discussions with Russia mid July toward a comprehensive test ban and vowed no atmospheric tests if others refrain. The long pursuit faces Moscow's insistence on inspectors and past rounds marked by missed chances, with Senate Republicans pressing for action.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Kennedy
American University
White House
Russia
Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
U.S
OnMay
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Kenedy
Senate
Medgar Evers Slaying Fallout and Responses
Grief-stricken Merle Beasley Evers recalls her husband as the family mourns the Mississippi civil rights leader. Police say the shooting occurred from a vacant lot near his North Jackson home, as NAACP activity and integration protests continue. Local officials vow full investigation and capture of the assailants while leaders condemn violence and honor Evers's civil rights work.
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Merle Beasley Evers
Wells
Evers
North
Jackson
Pierce
Allen C. Thompson
Thompson
Wilkins
Medgar Evers
America
Helen Wilcher
Capitol Street
Grooter
Tye
Viet Nam
Council mulls safety measure and land bid details
Council discusses a proposed safety ordinance by ex councilman James M Bryan, questions on giving city land to Cerebral Palsy Center, and a Baytown minor alcohol fine increase while noting false IDs. Also plans on visiting other towns, city manager reports, a Corpus Christi convention trip, vacation, and a narrowed list for police chief with a postponement for review.
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James M
Jim) Bryan
LeFevre
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Chandler
Baytown
Cook
Corpus Christi
Connally vetoes education funding and cites budget priorities
Governor Connally criticized the conference committee for trimming education, vetoing 12.4 million dollars to fund higher education, and urged avoiding a special session. He argued the vetoed money should start enrichment of the educational system and noted education was shortchanged by 13 million by the conference. He also vetoed dozens of line items for hospitals, parks, auditoriums, and state agencies.
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Game and Fish Commissions
State Parks Board
Padre Island
Connally
House
Senate
Conference Committee
Big Spring
Denton
Kerrville
San Antiono
Rusk Terrell
Wichita Falls
Abilene
Mexia
Travis
Aeronautics Commission
Finance Commission
Prairie Dog Fork Bridgesn Hall County
Sr Commission
Panhandle Plains Historical Museum
State Hell
Texas Tech
North Texas State
Texas Women’s University
Midwestern
Sam Houstontate
Senior Citizens Meet at St Mark's Methodist Church
Senior Citizens will meet from 1 to 4 p.m. Thursday at St. Mark's Methodist Church. Mayor Lee Liggett will speak. All men over 60 are invited to attend.
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St. Mark's Methodist Church
Lee Liggett
Barber Cut From Play In U S Open
Sam Snead posted rounds of 69 and 71 for a 140 total to secure a spot among 150 qualifiers for the U S Open at Brookline. The article lists sectional sites including Purchase New York Detroit Pittsburgh Atlanta Winchester Bakersfield and Fort Worth with 45 berths at Purchase and 4 at Fort Worth and notes 21 exempt players led by Jack Nicklaus.
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Don Weiss
Associated Press
Sam Snead
Purchase
N.Y
Country Club
Brookline
Snead
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Winchester
Mass
Bakersfield
Calif
Fort Worth
Jack Nicklaus
Jerry Berber
Lew Worsham
Jim Turnesa
Jim Ferrier
Denny Shute
Ken Venturi
Don Whitt
Bill Collins
Rex Baxter
Jerry Steelsmith
Barber
Gardner Dickinson
Venturi
Whitt
Steelsmith
Baxter
Collins
Tuwmesa
Ferrier
New York
Bob Schoener Jr
Kennedy Seeks Civil Rights Action in Congress
President Kennedy urged swift civil rights action in Congress and denounced segregation. Senate leaders pledged effort, while southern critics warned that filibusters and violence could erupt. King praised the speech as a landmark call for justice amid racial unrest.
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Senate
Everett XM. Dirksen
M Ike Mansfield
House
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Congress
Allen J. Eliender
D-La
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Washington
Ellender
Birmingham
Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
Kennedy
Cambridge
Connally signs higher auto insurance and new district courts
Governor John Connally signed a law boosting Texas auto liability requirements from 5 000 to 10 000 for single deaths or injuries and from 10 000 to 20 000 for multiple casualties. Critics say rates may rise about 35 per policy. The bill also adds six new district courts in Dallas, Houston, Orange, and San Antonio, with Aug. 24 effective date.
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Austin
John Connally
Don Fairchild
Center
Fairchild
Texas
John Allen
Longview
James Collen
Weatherford
Connally
Dallas
Houston
Orange
San Antonio
Funeral Notices PURSLEY Mrs Hettie Devonia Pursley 76
Mrs Hettie Devonia Pursley 76 of 704 East Foyle Baytown died 2 45 pm Tuesday in Baytown hospital. Funeral at Pine Valley Baptist Church New Waverly Rev BI LaRive officiating burial Pine Valley Cemetery Earthmoan Funeral Home in charge. Survived by three daughters six sons thirteen grandchildren nine great grandchildren and several Pursley relatives. Pollbearers named James O Pursley Jerry Pursley Thurman Pursley Marvin Pursley Ernest R Jones Ned Gannan.
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Pursley
Hettie Devonia Pursley
East Foyle
Baytown
Pine Valley Baptist Church
New Waverly
BI LaRive
Pine Valley Cemetery
Earthmoan Funeral Home
Purstey
Addie Mae Lusk
Beytown
John Hurt
Bryan
Wayne Allison
Oliver
D. A
David
Floyd
Sour
Oscar
Hayfawn
Conroe
Sour Lake
Li. A. Pursley
Hearne
James 0. Pursley
Jerry Pursley
Thurman Pursley
Marvin Pursley
Ernest R. Jones
Ned Gannan
Jubilee square dance invites Baytown dancers at Austin auditorium
Sun Spots Square Dance at Austin Municipal Auditorium invites local dancers for a jubilee event hosted by the Sundowners Square Dance Club of Austin. Delbert Mangum Jr. Michalsky and Mary Elizabeth Kubica, all listed as graduates, receive bachelor of science degrees from Southwest Texas State College in San Marcos.
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Baytown Square
Austin Municipal Auditorium
Sundowners Square Dance Club of
Austin
Delbert Mangum Jr
D. C. Mangum
South Street
Joyce Ann Michalsky
A. G. Michalsky
Kentucky
Mary
Elizabeth Kubica
J. A. Kubica
Carolina
Southwest Texas State College
San Marcos
Junior League Game Headlines Sox Loss to White Sox
The eeera junior league game features Wok T Pet and GB White Sox with Cardinals and Dodgers in action. Key players include Ken Fenelon, Bill Askey, Ar mando Serrano, Gary Hoehme, Johnny Albright, Steve Rougeau, and Marlo Delgeso. Askey credited with win, Albrig charged with the loss.
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White Sox
Cardinals Dodgers
Acceseteene Dlim
Gomes -Oetee-Arep
Ken Fenelon
Bill Askey
Armando Serrano
Gary Hoehme
Johnny Albright
Steve Rougeau
Marlo Delgeso
Askey
Hospital notes list new admissions and arrivals
New arrivals include Mrs Ramon Harbin and Norma Jean Beathard among admitted to San Jacinto with specified rooms. Gulf Coast admissions name Edie Gillespie Richard Delome Scott Fanestil Jesus Ramirez J Haynes Mrs May and Virgil Simms. Baytown Hospital admits W R Watkins. A son born June 12 at San Jacinto to Mr and Mrs Harry E Farmer Channelview.
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Victor Serve
Golden Road
Wiliam R. Bowman
Bolster
G. Cezeaux
Michigan
Gulf Coast
Edie Gillespie
Channelview
Richard Wayne Delome
Bayitown
Scott Fanestil
Kilgore
Jesus Ramariz
Baytown
J. C. Haynes
W. Lobit
Robert May
Cedar Bayou-Crosby
Virgil Simms
Little Rock
Harry E. Farmer
San Jacinto
Baytown Hospital
W. R. Watkins
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van Dyke
Negro Masonic Temple
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Decker
Paul Kewman
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Hell
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Maureen O'Hara AS
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BR and Refining Co
Sinclair Beware
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Bond
Leggett
West Main
Acme Pest Control
N. Alexander Drive
Gilbert Mobil
Alexander Drive
Hawkin’s
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Leggett's Drug Store
W. Main Baytown
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Robert Maxwell
Steve McAfee
Rand Beckman
Stante
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Maxwell
Beckman
Ramon Harbin
Hackberry
Truett
Hobby
Norma
Jean Beathard
Willis
Tex
Deborah Barclay
Raccoon Drive
Mrs. Car] Craft
la Porte
Fedders CO Mamet
K-Mart
N. Pruett St
Webcor
K-Mart Plaza
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