Harris urged for AEC lab site in Harris County
Editorial argues for Houston area to host the Atomic Energy Commission's 230 million national accelerator laboratory. It notes intense nationwide interest, Humble Oil offering 3,000 acres near Ellington AFB valued at 9 to 15 million, and Congressman Albert Thomas leading the push. The project would employ about 2,000 and take six years to build, starting after July 1, 1966, with Harris County presented as an ideal location due to available land and regional benefits.
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U.S
Atomic Energy Commission
National Accelerator Laboratory
Houston
AEC
Houston Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Ellington Air Force Base
Humble
Harris County
Albert Thomas
Rice
Clear Lake
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Manned Spacecraft Center
Texas
Humble tribute to NASA back-up team at Houston dinner
The New York writer noted tensions between astronauts and supporters, but Jim McDivitt and Ed White expressed humility at a Houston thank-you dinner. A few hundred locals attended versus the Chicago parade crowd, while NASA leaders and President Johnson highlighted the back-up crew's role in GT-4 and the broader moon effort as a race for peace.
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New York
Metropolitan
Houston
Jim McDivitt
Ed White
Chicago
Jim
NASA
Sin ¥ Gage
Robert Gilruth
Johnson
Manned Spacecraft Center
Texas Weather Forecast Says Showers Limited mainly North
A midweek report from The Associated Press notes light showers in the Texas Panhandle with other regions mostly dry. Warmth is forecast statewide with highs from 81 in Lajitas to 108 in Presidio, as a weak cool front edges along the northeast near Beaumont and El Paso.
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Associated
Texas
Tadhary
Texas Panhandle
Neasta West
Beaumont
Vindanagierra
el Paso
Panhandle
Laihart
Laredo
Presidio
Baytown Sun Advertisers Notices and Staff Details
Advertising department manager Purmean Lavehim and Corie Lavehim listed in Baytown Sun staff along with editor Gilmore and publishers. Publication note states Baytown Post Office second class matter under March 3 1879 act and distribution as Baytown Texas with Pearce and Ashbel address.
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Baytown
Texas
Congress
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
P.O. Box
Tests Blasted By Senate Over Personal Questionnaires
Fulton Lewis reports on a Senate subcommittee probe into the American Personality Inventory MMPI used in public schools coastal testing and the controversy over offensive true false items. Critics call the tests invasion of privacy and harmful, urging legal bans while officials defend limited, older usage.
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Fulton Lewis
Washington
Stue
Senate Subcommittee On Constitutional Rights
North Carolina
W. Grant Dahlefront
Senate
Monroe H
Ces University
Martin Gress
Bridge cheating shocks world championship in Buenos Aires
A chaotic account of alleged cheating at a major bridge tournament in Buenos Aires sparks global disbelief. The piece names the era’s top players, questions fairness, and notes reactions from insiders amid a fraught controversy.
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Henry Melemore
Buenos Aires
Hal Sims
Washington Johnson talks with Dean amid envoy tensions
British Ambassador Sir Patrick Dean met President Johnson with two other envoys, revealing strains in US British diplomacy over Viet Nam and immigration policy. The session and ensuing remarks highlighted private talks on joint probes and visa rules while broader tensions with the United States persisted.
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Drew Prarson
Washington
Patrick Dean
Johnson
Radonica Ronie Ramera
Chile
Torbey Ronne
Denmins
British Commonwealth
United States
Enelend
NATO
Viet Nam
Viwever
Mya
Manchester Guardian
Anist Cooke
Provident Ar
Today in History and Trivia Grabbag
A jumble of questions and notes on historical facts. It mentions The Tombs building, Sikhs regiments in seven Spahis, the Burlington railroad, Fa Rooney and Benboy men, and a Roman emperor persecuting Christians. It also recalls Amelia Earhart's 1928 Atlantic flight and a spot of fame about an ancient port city in Pamphylia with Alexander’s visit.
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Spahis
Burlington
Fa Rooney
Benboy
Drake
Ametia Earhart
Atlantic Ocean
Rem
Pamphylia
Alexander
Antinchis the Great
Em Var
Fragmented Clipped Newspaper Snippet with Names
A damaged OCR fragment lists names and phrases including Ruth Ramsey Central Press Writer and several nonsensical lines. It references Born Today items for composers and authors and mentions New York City and a prison in unclear context. The text is incomplete and garbled with no coherent event.
Post Office Head Caught In Rush In City Office Move
A scrambled report notes a post office head tied to a sudden rush as officials relocate to a new office building. The piece mentions a new address at We Ny Boring St and hints at internal friction during the move. Name and exact details are unclear due to garbled text.
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Cape
Alana
Daily Crossword Puzzle King Feature Spelerday’s Anew
A compact King Feature puzzle item presents a daily crossword challenge titled Spelerday’s Anew. The card notes the familiar format and hints to readers seeking a quick wordplay interlude.
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Bill Kartman
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Panl Purmean
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Rigtia
State Department
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Urderte
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Atriga
Wang Pi
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Ted Aian
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Aatiere
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Central Press
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Rerie
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Jake Herrera
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Fiesey
Marti
Lackey
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Inaler
Spelerday
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