Uncertain future as Honduras awaits new regime
Honduras faces political upheaval after General Lopez Arellano’s coup. Liberal leader Reina disputes the move while Nationalists split. The government, backed by limited armed forces, seeks a constitution, with Las Liberal posts granted briefly, amid calls for stability and economic reform.
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Pay Scale Aims To Incentivize Teacher Improvement
A newspaper item describes pay continuation and a new salary scale designed to reward teachers who pursue graduate study. The note mentions administrative personnel and other staff groups and cites a committee meeting planned for Tuesday to continue its study.
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War in Vietnam called turning point by editor
Georgia editor Eugene Patterson of the Atlanta Constitution, speaking at Arlington State College, argues the Vietnam War is a major turning point in history on par with racial upheaval and urban migration. He says conventional warfare won t suffice and questions who the real enemy is, stating the struggle is elusive and dangerous.
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Georgia
Viet Nam
Eugene Patterson
Atlanta Constitution
Arlington State College
Amonda Carter Foundation of
Fort Worth
Noon Call Stock Quotes From Major Corporations
A list of noon stock quotes courtesy of Merritt Lynch featuring numerous companies such as Allis-Chalmers Aluminum Ltd Amer Cyan Amer Tel and Tel Anaconda Colgate Palmolive Columbia Gas Diamond Alk DuPont Ford Goodyear Tire IBM Intel Johnson & Johnson Kerr-McGee Magnolia Monsanto Royal Dutch Shell and others.
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Aluminium Ltd
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Anaconda
Alice
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E.eee
Ohio
Easteby
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Trensam Corp Union Carbide
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U. 8
Steel
Dekl Webb
Freeport
Motors
Tire
Georgia Pacific
Goodyear Tire
Gordon Jewelry
Greyhound
Gulf Oil
Gulf States
HL & Po IBM
Harvint
Jones Baugh Kerr-McGee
Lizgett-Meyers - Louis Land
Magnavox
Monsanto
Wat Disti
New York Central
lPiizer
Phillips Pet
Royal Dutch
Population in Houston area tops 1.6 million this year
The Houston metropolitan area stands at about 1,609,600 residents at year end 1964. Harris, Brazzoria, Fort Bend, Liberty and Montgomery counties form the metro, with an effective buying income of 35,652 AW0 in 1964, 7.7 percent above 1963. Retail sales totaled 2,341,261,000 dollars, while average household income rose 39 percent. The area includes 1,091,800 residents and 398,800 households with total income of 2,561,199,000 dollars.
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Highlands Ladies Auxiliary Meeting Called
AP report describes a Dallas incident where a pistol discharged during a gambling game at a home, fatally wounding 16 year old Jack Talbot and injuring others. The scene involves youths, a gun on the table, and an ongoing police investigation.
Express Office Burglary Shocks Harbor Street
Ned reports entry through a broken window on Harbor Street Monday night. Papers scattered and drawers opened but police say nothing appears missing. Raytown Police noted the break and morning report.
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Raytown
Mystery escort tied to Luci in New Orleans visit
AP dispatch details Sidney Kaplan a Universal Alabama student and former Senate page seen escorting Luci Johnson in New Orleans. Kaplan reportedly met 17 year old Luci at the airport and accompanied her to a French Quarter hotel with Secret Service present. Luci denies dating and calls the arrangement friends.
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Kaplan
French Quarter
Victor Schirs
Washington
American Optometric Association
Vietnam War Briefs From Mekong Delta Front
Late dispatches report Soneriten adviser killed and another wounded in a clash near Cut Bay in the Mekong Delta about five miles southwest of Saigon as U S Air Force planes strike deepest into North Vietnam. Vietnamese combat operations against the Viet Cong continue with Marine staff officers debating Nam strategy and broader war aims.
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Attempted Burglary At Kilgore Road Home
A man attempted to enter the C. Lite Jr. home at 803 Kilgore Road by cutting a window screen late Sunday night. He was frightened away when Little investigated the noise. Baytown Police are investigating the incident.
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Little
Baytown
Missionaries Teach Mountain Tribes in Guerrilla Nation
Miss Eugenia Johnston of Houghton, N.Y., and Miss Nancy Castello of Sydney, Australia, work with the Summer Institute of Linguistics and the Wycliffe Bible Translators teaching mountain tribes in KE SANH, South Vietnam to read and write their 62-sound language. They live in a bamboo hut near a U.S. Army Special Forces post guarded by sandbags and a pet monkey. The two women, funded by church groups, endure jungle survival training and a constant fear of Viet Cong expulsion while aiding locals and receiving gifts from soldiers who share fruit desserts.
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Houghton
N.Y
Nancy Castella
Sydney
Australia
O’ Costello
Summer Institute of Linguistics
Los Angeles
Wrycliffe’ Bible |Translators
Santa Ana
Calif
Ron
Hamboa
Scooter
Miss Johnston
Robinson Crusoe
Butler
Ton
Johnson
Ayong
Senate Approves 650 Million Fight Big 3 Health Plan
The Senate authorized a four year 650 million program to establish regional medical centers aiming to curb heart disease cancer and stroke. The plan, part of Johnson's health program, budgets 50 million first year 100 million second year 200 million third year and 3119 million fourth year with the government paying planning costs and 90 percent of construction. The measure awaits House action and would coordinate schools hospitals and research institutions in joint efforts.
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Senate
Johnson
Youth Corps Member Among NY Charged
A Neighborhood Youth Corps member in New York is charged along with five others in the killing of a white man outside a Bronx candy store. Robert Williams, 21, accused of wielding the knife that killed 16 year old Ivan Terach, a Roosevelt High student, as he aided his father. The investigation notes the weapon, reportedly thrown into a sewer, is missing. Other arrestees include Allen Davis, Ronald Davis, Dennis Stitch, and Carl Oliver, ages 16 to 72.
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Robert
Curley) Williams
Ivan
Terach
Roosevelt
Irvin_Goldsmith
Williams
Herron Act
Rothermin
Yarlem
Neizborhood
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Te Yokosman
Allen Davis
Ronald Blend
Davis
Snake
Dennis
Stitch
Pits
Carl
Oh Man
Highlands Home Demonstration Club Meeting Notes
Highlands HD Club will hold its meeting at Mrs J F Wiggins 627 Barbers HW Road. Program includes use of a household blender and a luncheon featuring a dish.
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Highlands Home Demonstration Club
J. F. Wiggins
Barbers HW Road
Progran
Traffic totals for June in Baytown rise sharply
Traffic continued from page one noting Baytown recorded 4 accidents this month including 17 major, 61 minor injuries and 15 non reports. About 141 cars and 12 drivers involved, 25 injured and four killed, all within the city area. Property damage this month totals $98,810.
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Baytown
Hearo Teachers Will Teach White Students in Houston
Dr Alberta Barnes head of Head Start in Houston announced that Negro teachers will instruct white pupils in public schools for the first time starting July 6. At least five Negro teachers will be assigned to four predominantly white schools under a $290 000 federal grant. The program is a summer school for preschool children who have been culturally deprived and requires faculty desegregation.
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Houston
Alberta Barnes
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