Prudent Men Needed Higher Duty in Scranton Nomination Fight
In Washington AP Henry Cabot Lodge said his higher duty was to return home and seek the Republican nomination for Gov William Scranton rather than stay as U S ambassador to South Vietnam. Lodge spoke after a farewell with President Johnson and said the Vietnam war was on the track, while he felt the situation demanded action.
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Washington
Henry
Cabot
Lodge
William Scranton
U.S
South Viet Nam
White House
Johnson
Scranton
Barry Goldwater
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Aodrews Air Force Base
United States
Matty
South
Viet Nam
William W. Scranton
Republican Party Platform Committee
San Francisco
Ford
Knights of Columbus
San Jacinto
East Harris
Goldwater
Saigon
Hosolulu
Maxwell D. Taylory
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Sun Spots Luncheon Canceled in Baytown News
The Baytown Chamber of Commerce regular luncheon is canceled due to the Fourth of July weekend. W.S. Stickler urges local businesses to use the Youth Employment Service program and calls for volunteers to assist youths with job opportunities. Also noted are obituaries for F. M. Weir and Jesse Hargis and other local items including a youth association meeting and weather updates.
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Baytown Chamber of Commerce
W.S
Stickler
Kigher
Strickler
Baytonnang
Chamber
Baytown Youth Fairs Association
Robert E.lee High
Irby Anniversary and Baytown Visitors Highlight Small-Town Roundup
Mont Belvieu couple Mr and Mrs W H Irby celebrate their 57th wedding anniversary as Michael Abbott visits relatives in Baytown. Baytown and Houston figures appear in notes including Mrs Helen DuBus heading to San Antonio, local roof work by B M Francis with help from neighbors, a 15 pound cantaloupe and oversized sunflowers, and Baylonians at a Boy Scout festival in Houston. Other items mention Fred Parker’s birthday on July 3 and Dot Norris visiting from Florida with kids.
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Jim Breeding
Archer Road
Charles
Jim
Dot Norris
It's No Skin Off His Nose
In Loma Linda California a 16 year old Barstow resident James Kenneth Whisenant was badly injured when a car struck a ditch and his nose was severed. An inch and a half fragment was found later after a long search by officers and emergency crews. The piece was preserved in ice and saline as doctors resewed it, with a cautious forecast of possible healing.
Laos Premier warns of planned Communist assault near Muong Soui
Prime Minister Souvanna Phoumi says 17 red battalions massed with heavy artillery plan to strike Muong Soui 119 miles north of Vientiane as Pathet Lao and North Vietnamese forces push neutralist Kong Le troops from the Plain des Jarres. He warns loss of Muong Soui would threaten Luang Prabang and Vientiane.
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Vientiane
Laos
Souvanna Phou
Es Jarres
Souvanna
Muong Soui
Pathet
Kong le
Sona
Muoni Soni
Luang Prabang
U.S
Obody
North Viet Nam
Prince Souphanouvong
Pathet Lan
Plaine Des Jarvres
World News Roundup Delays and Diplomacy Across Nations
A collage of international updates includes Turkey on Cyprus with a Gen Grivas peace gesture, Khrushchev's chilly Oslo reception, and Johnson warning war risk yet urging peace. US civil rights tensions unfold in Mississippi, while Wimbledon and India health news add to a global briefing. Traffic violence in Texas claims multiple weekend lives.
Optimists Install New Officers Amid Thefts At Banquet
Baytown Optimists installed new officers at a Ladies Night banquet, naming Lester Alford vice president and Bert Allman secretary. Police reported shoplifting and thefts across town, including underwear from a shelf, aluminum screen wire, a car battery, and other items. Several incidents occurred near Baytown areas such as Robert E. Dim, Tower, and Lee College Technical Branch, with investigations ongoing.
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Aoe Peen
Agtown
Ng 2 Shirt
Probert E. Dim
Te Hugh School
Rexion Market Street Road
Timms
Lester Alford
Bert Mmeniece Allman
Reggie Brewer
Jim Carter
P. Bishop
Priett
Perth
Bishop
Booth
Robbie Reynolds
W. Gulf
Republic
Walter Ray Strickland
Bay Town
D. O. Davis
Jefferson
R.L. Hardy
Hardy
R. F. Adams
W. Hunnicutt
Adams
Charles Adams
Jack Taylor
Tri-City Beach Road
Normandy
Installation Directed by Dr Behrens of Houston
The installation will be directed by Dr Chuck Behrens of Houston, the incoming governor of the district.
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Chuck. Behrens
Houston
Like Pop Gun Russian Roulette Fatal To Boy
Houston boy Robert G. McDonald Jr, 16, died after a Russian roulette game with Wayne Kolwes, 17, at 1301 Magnolia. Skipper McDonald reportedly pulled a pistol trigger after showing two guns. a pistol and shells were found at the scene. Frances Finley, 39, described the evening as they drank beer and watched McDonald handle firearms before the fatal shot. The wound was to the right temple with the bullet lodged in the wall. police found a .38 revolver and a .22 pistol on the bed. The incident occurred around 22 p.m. Saturday as McDonald attempted to shoot out a street light and then collapsed.
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Wanda Orton
Houston
Robert G
Skipper) McDonald Jr
Magnolia
Wayne Kolwes
John Rosamond
Harvey Frost
McDonald
Frances Finley
Skipper
Frances
Rosamond and
Frost
Kolwes
Finley
Wayne
jAnd Wayne
A L Taylor Dies At 72 Rites Tuesday
Alfred Leroy Taylor 72 of 2205 Michigan Baytown resident 41 years former Baytown School Board member founder of Lee College 32nd degree Mason active in First Baptist Church and Goose Creek Lodge burial Forest Park Cemetery Houston services Tuesday at Paul A Lee Chapel.
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Paul A. Lee
Alfred Leroy Taylor
Michigan
Baytown
Board of Trustees
Baytown Schools
Taylor
Slay
Nova Scotia
Canada
S Sandard Oil Co
Humble
Lee College
First Baptist Church
Goose Creek
Alfred C. Taylor
New Orleans
Harris L. Taylor
Beaumont
Brs. T. Lome
Palmer
Roland $. Taylor Elizabeth
N.S
Percy H. Taylor
Robert M. Cheek
Sill
Forest Park
Houston
Police Escort Swimmers Florida Hopes For Truce
ST. AUGUSTINE Fla AP more than 200 state police followed the collapse of a first attempt to end a week long confrontation between civil rights demonstrators and segregationists on St. Augustine Beach A biracial committee neared formation as officers protected protesters during a 20 minute surf swim without arrests observers estimated about 100 onlookers The community fears the middle ground has vanished amid a month long push for integration and white resistance with little communication between sides.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
St. Johns County
Grand Jury
St. Augustine Beach
Tre Ne
Grees
Fear, Doctor Says, Delays Airborne Immunization
Denver scientist Dr. Gardner Middlebrook asserts mass immunization via airborne vaccines could prevent tuberculosis polio and measles without needles or pills but public fear blocks adoption. He notes progress since 1951 on inhaled vaccines and urges collaboration with engineers to calibrate air doses once safe nondisease producing vaccines exist.
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Denver
Colo
Gardner Middlebrook
National Jewish Hospital
Gines
Middlebrook
U.S
Mey
Trustees Set Open Meeting On Lee College Separation
Lee College trustees will discuss a proposed split from the public school system at an open special session. Dr. Joe Horeczy leads a faculty and trustee panel recommending complete independence, with potential for a public vote on college district trustees.
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Jim Hale
Lee College
Joe T. Horeczy
Sun
A. R. (von) Stark
Stark
Pathies
Horeczy
Knox Bear
Kari Onryshek
Alion Laird
Clarence Schultz
Robert McGraw
George Gentry
Texas
Southern Association of Coueges
Walter Rundell
Dean Rundell
Open Saloon Chareau Filed
Three charges filed by the Liquor Control Board in Justice of the Peace Dave Thompson’s Pasadena court over operations at the Red Men’s Club on Market Street. Carl Lee Ruez charged with operating an open saloon. Rolena Stamer, a bartender, charged with operating an open saloon and with possession of liquor and beer for sale without a permit. Bond set at 400 each. warrants issued Friday night leading to seizure of 318 cans of beer and five open fifths of liquor at the club.
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Liquor Control Board
Justice of the Peace
Dave Thompson
Pasadena
Red Men's Club
Market Street
Carl Lee Ruez
Rolena Stamer
Thompson
Baytown
State
James Douglas
Houston
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M. Weir
Jack E. Williams
Ruston
Os Oe
Suiston
Iwas
Jesse Hargis
Jesse W. Hargis Jr
East Bernard
East Bernard Methodist Church
Burnette Dowwler
First Presbyterian Church
Charles Tekyl
Westminster Presbyterian Church
C2d. Corbell
Frank Maystarovich
Raymond Porter
Thomas Speidel
Ruth Polk
United Tian
Taye
Synod of Texas School
Trinity University
San Antonio
Cerpet Sedling
Dave Moore
Chamber of Commerce
Moore
Retail Merchants
Retail Merchants Committee
Dave Sherrom
Galveston
Rotary
Rotacians
Dana Stallworth
Knox Beavers
Story Hour ‘Ser
Sterling Municipal Library
Dan HL Willson
Garrison
Neal W. Garrison
Lucille
Earl Center
U.S. Air Force
Luke Afb
Arizona
Set
Acosta
Lee Acosta
A. \. Acosta
Hunter
Amarillo Afb
Strategic Air Command
Barksdale Apb
Alice
A. Serrano
McElroy Park
Ponderosa Subdivision
Decker Drive
Jala Nelson MicEbros
Our
Cyprus
Fazil Kuchuk
George Grivas
Britain
Nikita Khrushchev
Oslo
Norway
Denmark
Sweden
Jinnesois
Mississippi
Wastrol
FBE
Philadelphia
Miss
Willam M. Scranton
Atlanta
Chuck McKinley
Rey Emerson
India
Les Bahadur Shastri
New York Mets
Milwaukee Braves
Addie Mathews
Frank Goll
Ing Amd
Warren Spahn
Trafic
Ang
Baytown Po
Wilfred
Robert L. Beil
Turner
Bobby Warford
Henke
Steele McDon iCharges
Bob Beverly
Tom Heflin
Justice of the Peace M
Raymond Houston
Rob M. Brown
Isa iGirardeag
Durwood
Ro Davis
T.'C
Parkerlin
District 26
Parker
Olive
Onti
F. J. Miller
Lee College Technical Branch
Bayway
Zach Booth
Citizens National
Shice
A. L. Taylor
Florida
Chareau
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