Udall Weighs Padre Island Park Plan During Texas Visit
In Padre Island discussions Senator Udall and President Johnson moderated a longshoremen protest in New York and debated park length proposals for Padre Island. Yarborough backed an 88 mile park, Kilgore pushed 65 miles, Moss supported 8 miles, while Anderson favored 88 miles.
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Freeport
Tex
Stewart Udall
Lyndon Johnson
Volved
Udall
Congress
Padre Island
Seashore Park
Udall List
Texas
West Indies
Johnson
Ralph Yarborough
Corpus Christi
Brownsville
National Parks Advisory Board
Yarborough
Joe Kilgore
McAven
Loweralf
Frank Moss
Utah
Senate
Clinton Anderson
Interior ‘Committee
Diplomatic Status Revoked for Czech Spy Accused
U S officials revoke diplomatic status of Miroslav Nacvalac tracing spying accusations. He faces deportation as an illegally present alien in the United States. In Moscow, the Soviet Union warns of immediate nuclear testing if the United States resumes tests.
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United Nations, N.Y
United States
Crechontograkia
Moscow
Khmwehehry
Soviet Union
Baytown Community Notes Include Ship Arrivals And Local Events
Sun Spots United State and the Constitution arrive from Europe today. Three foreign passenger liners were due to arrive and two including the Queen Elizabeth were scheduled to sail. Polio shots clinics listed at St. Agnes and 3012 Market in Bay towns. Longshoremen strike impacts. Local canteen hours and Kiwanis program noted. Mayor to speak to Senior Citizens, garage fire, Gos Tnn Carnival plans, student activities, hospital visitor restrictions, and Dr. Julian W. Spring at the AOA convention in Denver.
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United State
The
Constitution
Europe
Thomas Gleason
Bak
St. Agnes
Market-in- Bay
St. Joseph’s
Gleason
Mystery Witness Called In Stickney Case
Corpus Christi judges call Mrs. Louise Chamness to the stand for a habeas corpus hearing on Howard B. Stickney. A Corpus Christi psychiatrist Dr. Robert Johnson will testify as findings may decide Stickney's fate.
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Corpus Christi
Cullen W. Briggs
Louise Charmness
Howard B. Stickney
Chamness
Stickney
Briggs
Robert Johnson
Corpus Christ
Clifford Barnes
Houston
Galveston
Sticknen
Weather forecast notes warm, clear days this week
Mostly clear skies bring warm temperatures through Thursday with tidal highs at 4:09 a.m. and 6:15 p.m. and a low at 11:06 p.m. for Galveston tides. The report emphasizes pleasant conditions and coastal tide details for the week.
Baytown News Bits Show Local Trips and TV Coverage
Baytown residents listed include M L Neal Baytown postmaster on vacation and Police Chief Roy Montgomery noting a landfill site as the only one in Texas on a TV program. Houston stations aired dam search footage for missing bank mail and locals offered thanks for refinery incident coverage.
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M. L. Neal
Baytown
Oklahoma City
W. A. Stevenson
Reo Estes
Robert Richardson
Dallas
M. H. Jarvis
Baywood Apartments
Tinker Bailey
David Robberson
Right Turn On Red Signs Removed At City Lights
Baytown police plan to issue tickets for right turn on red after a grace week of warnings. Signs were taken down following a city vote prompted by a traffic safety ordinance cited by officials and cited by Seaborn Cravey as restricting such turns.
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Baytown
Roy Montgomery
iPatrolmen
Iman Seaborn Cravey
Blast Victim Suggs Dies
Funeral services for Odis Suggs of Baytown will be held at Ihman Chapel at 2 p.m. Thursday. Suggs died in Baytown hospital from injuries from the May 12 explosion that ruptured a natural gas line under the Houston Ship Channel. He was 38 and worked as a deck captain on the dredge barge George W. Catt. Burial at Hollywood Cemetery of Houston. Survivors include his widow Rubye Suggs of Baytown and a daughter Linda Kay plus several brothers and a mother in San Antonio.
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Linder
Houston
Ihman
Baytown
Suggs
Houston Ship Channel
Humble Docks
George W. Catt
J. R. Woods
Assembly of God
Hollywood Cemetery
Hig
Rubye Suggs
Linda Kay
Taye Faen
Shren
J. HL
Garvin
Hem
Co L
Channelview
Bessie Lites
San Antonio
Laos defuses faction split with united fighting forces
In Laos the military strongman announces a virtual agreement to unify the nation’s three rival fighting factions. Amid bombs and stonethrowers, the plan aims to end the country’s deep rift and restore stability.
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Laos
Baytown Water Plant Dedication Attracts Kennedy Johnson
President Kennedy pledged in a telephone message to hundreds at Freeport for the nation’s first desalination plant dedication. Vice President Johnson and Secretary Udall joined in lauding the project as a global water solution and a technology milestone. The event highlighted Dow Chemical Co. involvement and a wide congressional delegation.
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Freeport
John F. Kennedy
United States
White House
Dow Chemical Co
Kennedy
Cegere Requies
Bay-Jcoth
Baytown
Johnson
Texas
Southwest
Graduate Research
Dallas
Fort Worth
Udall
Plains
Johnson Party
Padre Iseland
Nationa Park
Johnson City
Washington
Baytown Post Office Letter Heist Links to Bank Deposits
A Baytown incident draws national interest as a 10 year old girl found a post office box full of mail from Citizens National Bank. She dumped yellow deposit envelopes, including a $10,000 check, along Defoe Street before being located by authorities. Police traced the trail with help from observers and bank officials. The event coincides with ongoing U S and Soviet disarmament talks in Geneva, with McCloy and Zorin reporting progress amid stalled negotiations and a push to define a site for general discussions.
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Doe Steed
City Public Works Department
HL AL Streich
Blue Beathard
Baytown
Houston Ship Channel
Turaday Sandall
New York City
Associated Press
United Press International
Washington
U.S
Harris
John J. McCloy
Valerian Zorin
Citizens National Bank
Boxtown
Defoe Street
Baytown Sun
House of Fashion
Texas
Hamlet T. Davis
Ashhel, CO
Carlot Shields
Board to Choose Depository for District Funds
The School Board will decide at 7:30 p.m. Thursday which depository to name for district funds after reviewing bids from Peoples, State Bank, and Citizens NavaniBank. Also on the agenda is a general report on school district insurance practices and related finance topics.
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Bord of Trustees
Navan iBank
Trusjtees
Ivere
Jnsurante Praclers
Ratt
Oprysiek
Shea Posties
Federa
Opryshek
Kio T Beevers
Fdythe Musick
George TL Gentry
Actinn
Onis
Deer Park Votes to Sell Land for Rail Relocation
Deer Park City Council approved selling seven tenths of an acre to relocate the Texas and New Orleans Railroad to ease a major freeway obstacle on the Houston Ta Porte Freeway. The 12 to 0 vote followed debates over county and state funding for drainage and maintenance, with opposition by Tompkins citing trust in verbal assurances.
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Houston
Maxwell
Frank van Tr
W. C. Tomp
Skins
Felix Ward
Tompkins
Deer Park
Private Building Permits Up Over Last Year
Baytown permits through Tuesday show private construction at 82 872 dollars, up over last year. City inspector Lan Frost notes 26 permits this month totaling 112 774 in new construction. Of these, 2 were for homes and home improvements, 6 for businesses. Last year 24 permits issued for homes and all 24 for businesses, value 87 998. Over past 60 days building permits indicate growth in business construction with 908 dollars spent in the period.
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Baytown
Lan AL Frost
First Official Day Of Summer Brings Clear Skies
The article notes a clear sky across Texas marking the first official day of summer. Rain and flooding affected several sections including Austin, with temperatures near 88 degrees expected. Rivers rose from heavy rains, while some areas began drying out as storms subsided.
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Baytown
Wedfinches
Neaday
Austin
Gulf
Stabbing Suspect to be Held in County Jail
Rastown police say Gnaking A cranes will be sent to county jail after the stabbing of Mrs Bluse Watson Cummings. Identification by Mrs Cummings points to one of two men names John Pale Bertrand of Vinton. Bertrand may be moved to Houston for lie detector testing while the other suspect remains in Beatton pending further action.
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Rastown
Bluse Watson Cummings
Toesthiy Ars
Aer
Beaton
Montgomery
Kertrand
Hemiston
S. E. Lucas Dies at 83 Highlands Resident
Samuel nyss of Highlands dies at 83, a retired farmer and longtime Highlands resident. Funeral services set for 2 pm at Highlands Methodist Church with Rev. Denvin F. Walker officiating. Burial in White Cemetery. body at Earthmaan Highlands Chapel until service time. Survived by siblings Mary Williams, Helen Tein, and Henry Licas plus other relatives.
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Samuel Nyss
Jones Road
Highlands
Yeat Highlands Methodist Church
Weiner, Hospital
Denvin F. Walker
White Cemetery
Earthmaan Highlands
Henry H. Licas
Mary A. Williams
Helen Tein
Gaheswon
Mire
Jemsie Lapage
Houston
Leeas
R. H. Lacas
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Sam Carroll
Bowie
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Julian W. Spring
American Optometric Association
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