SUN Spots and Community News Highlights
Charles O Connell has returned home after surgery at Hermann Hospital. Baytown Jaycees plan a 6 30 p m work party at the Quack Shack to finish stair area. University of Houston symposium includes Dr Shaffer as toastmaster and E L Gunn presents trace analysis in petroleum refining. Channelview offers summer school for 100 students with five instructors. Shiloh Baptist Vacation Bible School parade on Friday features a mule Brown wagon. registration after the parade. A J Shmidl, Baytown Refinery chemist, receives his 28th U S patent on removing contaminants from hydrocarbon solvents.
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E. L. Gunn
Baytown
University of Houston
Channelview
Shiloh Baptist Church
Massey-Tompkins Road
Crosby Cedar Bayou Road
A. J. Shmidl
U. S
Two Men Arrested on Narcotic Charge in Baytown
Baytown police with State Highway Patrolmen arrested Rash and Bailow after a forged check attempted in the name Reginald G Young of Houston. Detectives recovered narcotics including cocaine and Demerol at headquarters.
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Houston
Young
Reginald Giglary
Baytown
Barlow
Easter
Ausley
Beall’s
Louisiana
Ecantire
Rash
Justice of the Peace
Walter Queen's Court
B. J. Ausley
Bailow
A. D. Sherron
Beall Brothers Department Store
Reginald G. Young
Sherron
Yound
Meyers
House Jewelry
Royce Wilson
C. L. Hayes
Crosby
San Jacinto River
Jane
Calvin Istre
Weather Outlook Sees Hot Friday With Tides Near Galveston
Forecasters expect Friday temperatures in the high 90s with lows upper 70s and no rain in sight. Tides for Galveston show high tides at 5:20 a.m. and 6:45 p.m. and a low at 11:10 a.m.
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Galveston
Local notices mix of family updates and incidents
Mrs R W Piprin returns home after staying with her critically ill father Albert Cook at John Sealy Hospital in Galveston. Beatrice Forsythe travels to Pasadena after word of her husband Collie's explosion injury near a restaurant store. James Shires reaches a contact after two weeks. N E Baumann renovates. Johnny Black awaits a golf partner. Max Altman driven to work by daughter. Dzilsky twins Susan and Bubba celebrate birthday with a backyard roast. Pat and Mike Pool host a baseball game. H P McRoberts, 235 Wildwood, critically ill at Marine Hospital in Galveston. retired merchant marine for Standard Oil.
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R. W. Piprin
Albert Cook
John Sealy Hospital
Galveston
Beatrice Forsythe
Pasadena
Calif
Collie
James Shires
N. E. Baumann
Johnny Black
Max Altman
Susan
Bubba Dzilsky
Bill Dzilsky
Mississippi
Pat
Mike Pool
P. McRoberts
The
Marine Hospital
Standard Oil Co
Tokyo invitation withdrawal sparks Japanese protests
Tass reports Tokyo streets erupt with joy as Eisenhower invitation withdrawn. Miyi Moto, secretary of the CPJ, says mass movement pressured by opposition to Kishi and American imperialism, urging resignation of the Kishi government, Parliament disbanding, and liquidation of the security treaty.
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Moscow
Tass
Tokyo
Eisenhower
Miyi Moto
Communist Party of Japan
Japan
White House
James C. Hagerty
Johnson Says Red Riots Blackmail Johnson Says Red Riots Blackmail
Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson denounces the Communist rioting that prompted cancellation of Eisenhower’s Japan trip. He says the episode exposes deep mis understanding and questions U.S. policy while noting the Japanese disturbances threaten the U.S.-Japan defense treaty and Kishi government. Fulbright argues the treaty process and the trip are not connected.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Eisenhower
Japan
Senate
Secondary Oil Recovery Future Told At Hearing
Two oil company executives told the Railroad Commission that secondary recovery projects will peak by 1980 and then decline. They warned that water flood and pressure maintenance must be regulated and tied to reserves created, with future allowables linked to project reserves rather than cost.
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Austin
Proper Point Commission
Coch
Howard Coch
John Garrett
Atlantic Refining Co
J. W. Slayton
Atlantic
Allocation proposal on crude oil field production
Garrett advocates distributing market demand across oil fields in proportion to their reserves to prevent waste. The remark emphasizes using reservoir size as the basis for allocation to optimize efficiency and reduce loss.
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Pega
Garrett
Crumpler Mont Belvieu Contractor Dies at 60
C H Jack Crumpler of Mont Belvieu died Wednesday morning in Dayton at age 60. A longtime contractor, he will be buried at Cedarcrest Cemetery after funeral services at 10 a m Friday at Mont Belvieu First Baptist Church. Survivors include his wife Daisy Crumpler of Mont Belvieu, two brothers O B Crumpler of Dayton and three sisters Polly Phillips Alma Wallace and Bertie Reed, with Rev W W Grant officiating.
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Curry H
Jack) Crumpler
Mont Belview First Baptist Church
Mont Belvieu
Dayton
Daisy Crumpler
Mont Belview
O. B. Crumpler
Polly Phillips
Hillister
Alma Wallace
Anahuac
Bertie Reed
Rev
W. W. Grant
Cedarcrest Cemetery
Augie joins Goose Creek Country Club as 250th member
Goose Creek Country Club announced A C Kraft as the 20th new member in less than three weeks, bringing total to 250 with a fee of 850 plus 160 tax. Secretary J W Strickler spoke as 30 new members joined recently, with a goal of 400 before the course opens. Several other new members and three junior members were named as work on the golf course continued under club pro Jack Shelton.
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Goose Creek Country Club
A. C. Kraft
Harris County Federal Savings and Loan Assa
Kraft
J. W
Jack) Strickler
W. J
Bil) Gidley
E. W. Anderson
Douglas C. Stewart
A. J. Smith
Richard Scrivner
Jimny Timmons
R. S. Clark
P. Boothe
Bob Stockton
Charles W. Lubbock
W. C. Jones Jr
J. Jaubert
H. G. Corneil
Don L. Brunson
W. E. Duplantis Sr
John H. Andrews
T. Weaver
G. C. Hays
E. B. Thaman
M. F. Jennings
8. E. Greer
John €. Echols Jr
William Harper
C. J. Magourik
Jack Shelton
Strickler
Thunderstorms Move Across North Texas
Storms swept across North Texas bringing cooler air after extreme heat. The U S Weather Bureau warned of widespread high temperatures elsewhere in the state with lighter cooling in North Central and Northwest Texas. Two small tornadoes caused minor damage near Perryton late Wednesday following the blistering sun and record highs in several locations.
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Associated Press
North Texas
Far East
South Central
Texas
U.S. Weather Bureau
North Central
Perryton
Eisenhower Ends Manila Visit With Defense Pledge
President Eisenhower wrapped up his Manila stay by pledging the United States would instantly defend the Philippines against any armed attack. The promise, made to President Carlos P. Garcia, followed a dramatic trip that featured a warm Philippine farewell and a cancellation of his planned Japan visit.
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Manila
Eisenhower
United States
Philippines
Japan
Carlos P. Garcia
Philippine
China
U. S
Peiping
White House
James C. Hagerty
St. Paul
Formosa
Hagerty
Seoul
Laneta Park
T-k-e
Senate pushes defense bill amid adjournment talk
The Senate moves toward adjournment with a 40 billion dollar defense appropriation while urgent bills loom. Eisenhower may delay Japan trip as ratification of a new U S Japanese security treaty awaits action on these measures. A major and a minor strike hit the missile and aircraft industry. Navy missing research, believed airborne, is out of radar range but thought to remain over 1400 miles southwest. K A Adams Jr runs 19 variety stores in the Butler Grimes chain centered in Houston with four stores in the city.
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Eisenhower
Japan
Senate
U. S
Navy
Treen
Here
K. &. Adams Jr
Houston
Butler - Grimes
Eisenhower cancels Tokyo trip amid Communist violence clash
President Eisenhower's goodwill visit to Japan was canceled as Communist mobs threaten the government and the U S Japan security pact looms. Prime Minister Kishi vows to resist calls to dissolve Parliament, while leftist protests and Zengakuren claim credit for the cancellation and vow further action.
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Tokyo
Eisenhower
Japan
U. S
61 Sign Channelview Incorporation Petition Filed
A petition signed by 61 Channelview residents asks for an incorporation election. It includes an engineering map of proposed boundaries Bear Bayou north and the San Jacinto River east, excluding the San Jacinto Ordnance Depot. The petition may be referred to the county attorney for eligibility and legality before calling an election.
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Channelview
Corporation
Housers
Channel County
Bill Elliott
Was Ten
Houston
Har
San Jacinto Ord
County Commissioners Court
HLS Limlemay
Bear Bayou
Navigation District
Carpenter's Bayou
San Jacinto River
San Jacinto Ordnance Depot
U. S
J.B. Smith
Elliott
Commissioners Court
Fire and blasts destroy College Station plant
A fire sparked by multiple explosions gutted the Agriculture Chemical Co building in College Station near Bryan. Fumes forced nearby families from homes as a major blast accompanied the first fire response. Fire units from Bryant and College Station contained the blaze after several hours with no deaths or injuries reported. plant assets valued and farm chemicals reported ported significant.
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College Station
Agriculture Chemical Co
Bryan
Southern Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Com
Pany
Georg McCullough
Bryant
Senate eyes boxing bout betting money probe
Senator Kefauver said investigators will watch for racketeers money tied to the Johansson Patterson heavyweight title fight near Monday Sam Kefauver authorized the scrutiny. The remarks place a focus on possible illegal wagering connected to the championship event.
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Washington
Senate
Sam
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Japan faces urgent choice as rioting tests pact support
Prime Minister Kishi signals determination to press for rapid ratification of the security pact with the United States amid street violence and demands from leftists for Parliament dissolution. He warns Communists may exploit chaos for power while ruling out resignation or dissolution until the pact is approved.
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Japan
Kishi
Kihi
U.S
Eisenhower
La Porte ISD 1958-59 School Finances Report Summary
La Porte Independent School District's 1958-59 finances show instruction costs of $395,663.72 and total operating expenditures of $540,169.81. Average instruction cost per pupil and per pupil valuations are given, with receipts totaling $1,367,828.04 and disbursements of $668,940.67. Public records note debt of $1,941,000 as of Aug 31, 1959.
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la Porte Independent School County
la Porte
OMI
SRS
la Party
Nee Pupl
Harris County
Ata
Lestat
Opy
Presonteran ‘i
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Nobusuke Kishi
Congress
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D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Augie
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Jay Rice
Stevie
J. E. Martin
Lloyd Drive
Allen G. Rice
Jay
Zengakuren
Eienhower
U. S.japan
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Emerannna
Amet
Fining Co
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