Kennedy Well Guarded Regardless of Location
President Kennedy's European trip will be tightly secured by the Secret Service with agents, advance teams, and armored transport. The agency coordinates with host nations, plans crowd control, and monitors all routes and venues to ensure safety during the 10 day visit to West Germany Ireland Britain and Italy.
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McDowell Loses In Junior Finals In Houston Golf Tourney
Tommy Oliver defeated Lee McDowell 4 and 3 in the senior division final of the Houston Golf Association city junior tournament. McDowell beat Mickey Reilly 1 up to reach the final, while Reilly lost to Charles Duke 2 up in the consolation. Baytown entered six players as the event opened on Monday, with Kinsey and King taking early rounds in the championship and first flights.
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Houston
Tommy Oliver
Baytown
Houston Golf Association
Lee McDowell
McDowell
Mickey Reilly
Reilly
Charles Duke
Woody Kinsey
Robert E. Lee
Tommy King
Jerry Cox
Bobby Walzer
Dub Kovar
Jack Forester
Nine independent producers licensed for gas sale to interstate line
Federal Power Commission authorized nine producers to sell Texas and Oklahoma Panhandle gas to an interstate pipeline. Prices must drop from 21 to 17 cents per cubic foot. Named producers include Atlantic Refining, Shell Oil, Pioneer Production, Riddell Petroleum, Pan American, Sinclair Oil Gas, H. H. Davis, Superior Oil, and United Producing. Gas from Beaver County Oklahoma will be purchased by El Paso Natural Gas.
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Oklahoma Panhandles
FPC
Wednesay
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Dallas
Shell Oil Co
New York
Pioneer Production Corp
Amarillo, Tex
Riddell Petroleum Corp
Pan American Petroleum Corp
Sinclair Oil Gas Co
Tulsa
Okla
H. H. Davis
Enid
Superior Oil Co
United Producing Co
Houston
inBeaver County
el Paso Natural Gas
Capitol Hill Racial Trouble Fear Grows
Washington AP police intelligence warns that as many as 100000 Negroes may march on Capitol Hill to push civil rights legislation, raising fears of violence. King and civil rights leaders vow demonstrations, while lawmakers weigh dramatic confrontations and possible augmented police or military presence to maintain order.
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Goldwater
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Javits
Senate
House
New York
King
Man 58 Seeks Damages After Las Vegas Conga Kick
Benjamin Satz of Long Beach California sues for 253600 in a Superior Court case in Los Angeles alleging a July leg kick during a conga line at the Hotel Flamingo Las Vegas caused phlebitis. The hotel argues no negligence and that Satz assumed the risk.
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Benjamin Satz
Satz
Superior Court
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Flamingo
Las Vegas
Long Beach
Calif
67 000 People Now In Jails In South Africa
CAPE TOWN South Africa CAP V Verster commissioner of prisons reports 67 636 persons jailed about 1 in 26 percent of population More than 10 000 awaiting trial about 5 00 arrested for alleged security crimes Includes 3 246 suspected members of the African underground terrorist organization Page
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Four Generations Of Nelson Family Pose Together
Baytown oldtimer James William Nelson leads four living generations of first born Nelson sons. The elder Nelson, a former pharmacist, helped establish a farm on Gillette plantation near Cedar Bayou after World War I. His descendants include Tom Sr in Houston as Gulf Publishing Co. vice president, Tom Jr a Marine pilot, Dr. Robert N. Nelson of Dallas, and Jim Nelson of Baytown, with Ingrid, visiting in Bergen Norway.
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Dallas
R. G. Howard
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Joe Nelson
Baystown
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Omaha
Neb
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Houston
Gulf Publishing Co
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Norway
Tom Jr
Marine Air Force
Milton
Fla
Japan
Tom Nelson Jr
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Baseball Roundup: Yankees, Tigers Split Action Across Leagues
New York Yankees fall 7-4 to Boston as Chicago gains ground in the pennant race. Detroit ends a 10 game skid with a 6 4 win over Kansas City while Los Angeles beats Washington 10-4 and Minnesota top Baltimore 5-2. Frank Malzone drives in three for Boston with a homer and a double as Bill Monbouquette earns his eighth straight win. Tigers capitalize on A’s miscues for Chuck Dressen’s first win as Detroit manager. Angels edge Senators for a single run, and Orioles rally in nightcap with a barrage of homers led by Bob Johnson Al Smith and Russ Snyder.
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Roger Maris
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Dick McAuliffe
al Kaline
Norm Cash
Dean Chance
Julio Navarro
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Don Rudolph
Bob Perry
Felix Torres
Charley Dees
Nyins
Harmon Killebrew
Bob Allison
Jim Hall
Bill Dailey
Lee Stange
Massachusetts GOP plugs Ladd Plumley for governor
Former U S Chamber of Commerce president Ladd Plumley says he is urged to run in 1961 for Massachusetts governor. He has an open mind but says he cannot be described as a candidate. He will meet with GOP chairman Dumaine to discuss politics. Plumley also chairs State Mutual Life Assurance Co. of America.
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U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Ladd Plumley
Massachusetts
Plumley
Howard S. Knowles
Worcester Telegram and Gazette Bureau
Boston
National Chamber
GOP
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Plumsey
State Mutual Life Assurance Co. of America
Weekend TV Log Highlights Mix From Sun Schedule
Saturday night features Death Valley Days Guestward Ho Six News and variety shows including Gallant Men Jackie Gleason The Defenders Hootenanny and Gunsmoke plus sports and theater programs. Sunday morning offers church services educational shows and Youth programs with a Houston focus.
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Jackie Gleason
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Lawrence Welk
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David and Goliath
Alakazam
St. Lukes
Methodist Camera
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South Main
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