Sun Spots Elliott Doing Well After Emergency Appendectomy
COUNTY JUDGE Bill Elliott was reported doing well Thursday at Southmore Hospital in Pasadena after an emergency appendectomy Wednesday. Doctors said his appendix ruptured but infection did not spread. Elliott had fallen ill in Corpus Christi while attending the County Judges and Commissioners Association Convention and returned home to Pasadena.
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Elliott
Bill Elliott
Southmore Hospital
Pasadena
Corpus Christi
County Judges and Commissioners, Association
Kennedy proposes new U S disarmament agency for world peace
President Kennedy proposes a permanent U S disarmament agency to lead arms control efforts, expand disarmament roles across state and defense, and manage enforcement of international agreements. The plan envisions a subcabinet director, a $22 500 annual post, and a broader budget to fight the arms race.
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Washington
Kennedy
Toa Angle
U.S
United States
James L. Douglas
Control Board
Baytown
Congress
Westhall
Wooster
Feder
Douglas
White City
Beaumont Highway
State Department
John J. McCloy
the &Man
Jon
White House
Dwight William C. Foster
D. Eisenhower
Ise
McCloy
Defense
Me Department
Stitute Kennedy
Clay
Threat From Iraq Ignored In Kuwait
Kuwait faced a tense crisis as Iraq threatened to seize Kuwait but labor and officials insisted the city would return to normal. Bedouin telegrams pledged support for Sheikh Abdullah As-Salim As-Sabah while Mubarak flew home to Beirut to reassure calm. Arab League and Arab diplomats pursued mediation as Iraq pressed claims on Gulf oil areas.
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Kuwait
Kustrictic
Aaa
Persian Gulf
Abdel Karim Kassem
Oir
Sir Abdullah As.Salim As-Sabah
Beirut
Sheik Abdullah Mubarak
Iraq
Gulf
Baghdad
Sheik
Abdel Khalek Hassouna
Arab League
Kassem
Radio
Qatif
Ahsan
Saudi Arabia
Arabian‘American Oil Co
Pasadena Miss Williford Plans Miss Texas Tryout
Nancy Williford of Deer Park pursues a Miss Texas title at Beaumont August 2 to 5. She studies at Lee College and will stay at the Tropicana Motel Pasadena for interviews and photo sessions. Tour sponsored by Citizens National Bank and The Sun with KLM help.
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Pam Hensler
St. Louis
Carl Warwick
Carl
Cardinals
Pam
Vic Northcutt
John Wathey
Dallas
Jimbo Wooldridge
Eugene Jenson
Anahuac
Baytown
Wooldridge
Jimbo
Charmbera County
Garrett Herring
France
Beaumont
Don Anders
Pasadena
Lee College
Citizens National Ink
the Sun
KLM
Ex Fidel Soldier Is Sentenced In Death Of Girl
Francisco Molina, a former Fidel Castro army member nicknamed the Hook, was sentenced to 2 years to life for second degree murder in the death of Magdalena Urdaneta, a Venezuelan girl, during gunfire between Cuban factions in New York. The shooting occurred while Fidel Castro was visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Francisco
the Hook) Molina
Fidel Castro
Castro
Molina
Magdalena Urdaneta
West Side
Baytown Tourists In Paris Holiday Schedule
Baytown tourists begin a Paris visit after Rome with a morning tour of modern Paris including the Grands Boulevards Madeleine Place de la Concorde Champs Elysees Arch of Triumph and other landmarks. Afternoon includes Les Halles Notre Dame and a Sacred Heart Basilica trip with a Matmarte stop. Friday peels into Paris sights and Versailles with a Seine river drive and Palace of Versailles highlights.
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Baytown
Paris
Rome
Grands Boulevards
the Madeleine
Place de la Concorde
Champs Elysees
Arch of Triumph
Bois de Boulogne
Eiffel Tower
Napoleon
Les Invalides
Les Halles
Notre, Dame Cathedral
Matmarte
Sacred Heart Basilica
Versailles
Seine River
Palace
Hall of Mirrors
Royal Chapel
Settlement Sought NMU Strike Optimism Hinted
NEW YORK AP President Kennedy's emergency fact finding board met ship owners amid the 14 day maritime strike as it seeks a voluntary settlement to avoid a Taft Hartley injunction. Board Chairman David L. Cole voiced cautious optimism while signaling possible extension if progress continues. The panel planned to meet unions in the afternoon as crews seek a week old contract dispute.
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New York
Kennedy
Taft-Hartley
David L. Cote
Cole
Kenneily
Ami
T .Goldberg
Ken
Tain
Nixon to write book on public life experiences
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon will write a book about his experiences in public life, via Doubleday and Company. General Lyman L. Lemnitzer, chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, says a clash with General Maxwell D. Taylor, Kennedy's new military adviser, is expected. President Kennedy signs laws expanding interstate highway completion by 1977 and approving a 11.7 billion program. AFL-CIO plans a new drive for wage increases despite calls for restraint. Basil Banghart, once a feared gangster, leaves Stateville after 27 years for involvement in the first kidnapping of Jake Factory. The national mood shows politicians and citizens reassessing road to change amid a tense political climate.
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Richard M. Nixon
Doubleday and Co.myn
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Jolt Chiefs
Saft
Maxwell D. Taylor
Kennedy
Basil
Fhe Owl
Banghart
Stateville Penitentary
Joliet, IT
Johm
Jake the Farter
Harris County to Sell 18 Million Stadium Bonds July 6
Harris County will sell 18 million in sports stadium bonds July 6 at the highest rate paid for tax backed bonds in years. The lowest bid 3.80901 percent came from a Chicago syndicate led by Harris Trust. Bonds are backed by a 40 year lease and backing by the Houston Sports Association. The sale will occur if the association deposits 566,900 with County Auditor Bruce. The first year interest funds and land purchase allocations are described, with other bonds offered at lower bids by Chicago and Northern Trust syndicates.
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Harris County
Commissioners Court
Harris Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago
Houston Sports Association
B. Bruce
Sports Association
Chicago Syndicate
Northern Trust Co
Chicago
Houston Sports Associat
Neal Eddieman
Jsuil
Bruce
Placid Weather Pleases Texans
The Associated Press reports placid weather across Texas with partly cloudy skies and temperatures ranging from alpine highs to a fiery 107 degrees at Presidio. Little rain is seen this week, though scattered showers are forecast for Northwest Texas and the southeast, and the Trinity River near Fort Worth is flooding up to eight inches with a crest expected by Sunday.
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Associated Press
Alpine
Presidio
Texas
Trinity River
Trinidad
Fort Worth
Piggy-Back Virus Experiments Linked to Cancer Debate
New York AP report notes medical researchers discuss piggyback viruses potentially carrying cancer-causing chemicals. In mice, injections with cancer agents and polio virus caused various cancers and gland tumors, though results were inconclusive. Researchers Martin, Sigione, Magnusson, Goscienskicers, and Hansen describe mixed outcomes and debates within the American Medical Association.
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New York
Christopher Martin
Sigione
Nunder Magnusson
Philip J. Goscienskicers
Jeukentias
Gerald F. Hansen
Hall College of Medicine
Jersey Lymph Glands
Conine- City
Bayshore Rod Reel and Gun Club Contest Heads to 1963
More than 5 000 entrants expected as Bayshore Rod Reel and Gun Club hosts a fishing contest with 3 000 dollars in awards. Weigh-in stations open at 3 am, with entries closing daily at 8 pm and final day at noon. Two divisions for ages under 14 and 14 and over compete across five categories speckled trout croaker sand perch and others. Jack Walker praises rising interest while Broussard outlines rules, tickets cost 1 dollar, and a Miss Trinity Bay title will be awarded.
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Broussard
Baytown
Euan
Trinity Bay
Ami
Daly
Patoa Comey Grocery
Tri-City
W. B. Blumer Thompson
Cedar Bayou
Cuser
Yrand
Marcelette Broussard
Ihude
Wirriers
Emmie Lam
Myshe Baugh
Tommie Mar Hunt
Cheryl Howell
Senir Citiaim
Karen Kessler
Tamme Mee Hinton
Barbara
Carol Bowe
Barbara Cormetidis
Linda Kida
Shane Jam Klerman
Houston
Baytovn
Wendell Lamb
Wanda Baugh
Good Rotarian Day Honors Retiring Farned at Baytown
Gordon L. Farned retiring plants manager of Humble Oil Baytown Refinery was hailed as a good Rotarian friend of youth and community at a noon Rotary Club luncheon at the Tower. The ceremony included a Goose Creek Country Club reception with about 100 attendees and tributes from Rotary leaders, chamber officials, and local lawyers. A fishing contest prize drawing and beauty queen contest entries were also announced with details on the junior and senior divisions.
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Gordon L
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Baytown
Gordon Day
Farned
Goose Creek
Rotary Club
Lowell Neaenis
Rotary Sinc
Hearne, Tex
Baytown Club
Lammers
Hearne
Ing
Rotan
George H. Gentry
Baytywa
Chamber of Commerce
Nelson Meklroy
Herbert H. Duke
Joe Reid
Attormeys
Heame Club
G. A
Pop) Mabry
Houston Rotary Club
Houston Chronicle
Morris Frank
Humble
Frank
Good Folks
Tammers Iso
H. H. Meier
Joe Rarsatou
Ike Hall
W. B. Franklin
James Harrop
al Clayton
Mabry
Robert Wright
New York Attorney Arrested in Basketball Scandal
Dist Atty Frank Hogan announces the arrest of Charles Tucker a 19% year old attorney from Yackers NY on charges of conspiracy and bribery in a widening basketball fixing scandal involving 36 players from 21 colleges and 44 games Tucker allegedly offered $1 000 to University of Connecticut Captain Peter Reilly to influence a Holy Cross game at Storrs Conn Tucker had been named previously in the investigations and faced mounting pressure as the scandal spread to the lower levels.
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New York
Frank
Hogan Today
Charles Tucker
Yackers
N.Y
Tucker
Wochettuascar Midh
Heagan
Peter Reilly
University of Connecicut
Sheave Spouts
Holy Cross
Storrs
Conn
Orlandin
Fla
Hogan
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R. H. Pruett
Pruett Constriction Co
ELIZABETH ANN _ Armstrong
Janet C. Hunt
Billy J. Parker
College of Pharmacy
University of Texas
Charlie
Sebring
Goose Creek Sports Car Club
Bayshore Motors
Disarmament Department
JFK
Teen Canteen
Horace Mann
Siepsacer
Galveston
Coam
Sharonville
Ohio
Cincinnati
FBI
Kwock Kwats Wong
Honolulu
NMU
Afl-Cio
Ronoinin
Bayshore
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