Governor abandons push for special session before May primary
Gov. Price Daniel said he has given up hopes of a special legislature session to address teachers pay raises and tax issues before the May 7 Democratic primary. He stated that without a special session to enact public sector increases, he will seek higher salaries through the regular session to offset delays and losses from current hold ups.
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Local notices mix in a busy school and community page
HARGROVE SMITH district census director says tests for the $90 federal census will be Thursday in the Robert Lee High industrial building for interested persons. Attendance at 11:30 is requested. LITTLE LEAGUE Mothers Auxiliary meets Thursday at 3:30 at the Community House with Mrs Woo Reher Jr. presiding. HUMBLE CLUB members hold a dance Friday at the Beach pavilion, music by Bucs and his orchestra, admission $2 for members and $3 for guests, 8 p.m. to midnight. ROB Chacormbe band will supply music Saturday for the Baytown Moose Lodge. MILA JEAN Hillard of BS tops ninth graders on UT College of Education honor rally list. Seventh to ninth graders at Hightinis Senior High will see an engineering film Friday presented by a National Society of Professional Engineers rep. Six BAY TOW students are at Stephen F. Austin’s Stitt College in Narogdachts for the spring: Will Hamtee Norton, Shirley Prinle, Thomas Westmoreland, and Williams. LIGHT RAIN or drizzle is forecast tonight with cooler temperatures Thursday. Galveston tides Thursday low 2:02 am, high 3:00 am and 7:35 pm. Current conditions show a march toward unsettled weather.
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Robert ‘S. Lee High
Smith Sid
Stephen B. Austins Stitt College
Narogdachts
Will Ham Tee Norton
Shirley Prinle
Thomas Westmoreland
Williams
Chord
Local Elections and Civic Notes Stir City News
A scrambled report highlights statements from Mrs. Abe Rosenzweig and Edna Boyer on civic projects and business plans. Various figures including George Kandler and Mrs Ines McCuries are noted amid calls, rumors, and social updates as observers watch community actions in Jasper and New Jersey.
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Abe Rosenzweig
Beague
Women Voters
Chris Vors
Weiklie
Edna Boyer
Toho Wilson
Dentroy
Eye Eye
Garret
Mes
Floyd Willing
Anabone
George Kandler
Sta Mar
Stancira
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McCuries
Jackie Penge
Marie) McAlpin
Ada Callawey
McAlpin
Jasper Ty
Opel Nomgham
Banauet Reservation Deadline Is Thursday
Fragmented notice notes reservations deadline for a banquet set on a Thursday. The readable portions mention terms related to committee actions and potential speakers but many details are garbled. The fragment suggests coordination by a committee and a focus on arranging plans for an event.
Van Rie Acquitted In Murder Trial After Five Hours
Jurors found Willem van Rie not guilty of murdering Lynn Kauffman in a shipboard assault case. He walked free after five hours of deliberation, wiping tears and smiling as reporters noted his emotion. American Radio Holland backed his innocence and pledged help with employment. The case involved Kauffman, 23, a Chicago divorcee, and a far east voyage leading to the alleged assault and subsequent death.
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Lynn Kauffman
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Radio Holland
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Far East
Snowfall Paralyzes Marshall as Panhandle Ice Storm Hits
Severe winter storm shuts Marshall and surrounding towns with power outages and hazardous travel. Schools closed, heat and electricity disrupted. hospital and businesses face heat and service challenges as crews work to restore power. Storm extends from the Panhandle toward Lubbock and areas near Loneview with ice and sleet causing road closures and accidents.
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Walt Electric
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New Members Sign Up Country Club Opening Set For May
Goose Creek Country Club announces opening in May with eleven new members invited as directors meet. Members include Gick Turner, Vanehn Braswell, Dough Sumans, Janice Co Munters, Chis AL Hanson, and A Jones. Old fee increased to 800. Discussions cover trial courses and initiation procedures.
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Shanes
Gick Turner Vanehn
Braswell
Sumans
Janice Co Munters
Chis
AL Hanson
A Jones
Wilbur Evans Tonight At Texas Exes Event
The Texas Exes set to hear Wilbur Evans as part of a Pep rally style program. Details are unclear due to damaged text but the event appears linked to AF Caricels and student sports figures. Expect campus acknowledgment of an upcoming appearance with focus on alumni connection and entertainment.
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Wilbur Evans
Ike in Uruguay for final Crusade for Friendship tour
President Eisenhower arrived in Montevideo at Carrasco Airport for the last stop of his four nation South American tour. He was greeted warmly by Uruguayan leaders and spoke of a global “crusade of friendship” among nations born from independence. Police guarded crowds during a motorcade through the capital as Nixon aides and local officials weighed potential protests and security measures.
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Train oil-trailer crash kills at least 17 in California
A San Leandro oil rig trailer carrying 7,000 gallons of crude ruptured on tracks near Bakersfield as a Santa Fe passenger train collided. The blast and fire left at least 17 dead and 44 injured, with responders rushing victims to Bakersfield hospital.
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Los Angeles
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Late News Parkes Cup Confusion Sparks Wild Debate
A garbled bulletin from North AL coverage describes a volatile Parkes Cup scene with officials arguing over rules and procedures. Amid the noise, a senior figure named Norsti comments on conventional methods while urging restraint and signaling a broader push for standardized capabilities.
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Feasts, politics, and protests ripple through 20th century headlines
A garbled mix of events mentions a feast crowd surge in Yokohama, a papal Ash Wednesday rite, Soviet leader Mikhail Gien arriving in Afghanistan, student protests in Nashville, and proposed state constitutional measures. It also notes Senate filibuster attempts and a tense civil rights debate with inconclusive comment from officials.
Ashley Dies Operated First Channel Ferry Leader
Bteven Berry Ashley 98 a Baytown resident died at 1am after a Baytown Hospital transfer. He operated the ferry across the Ship Channel for many years. Funeral services will be held Thursday in Bartimian Chapel with Rev. Dain Gardner officiating. Burial will be at Sandagintas Memorial. Survived by widow Mrs Ellender Ashley of Baytown, six daughters and two sons.
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Bartimian Chapel
Shiey
Baytown
Baytown Hospital
Dain Gardner
Tirry Barns
Jane
Ani Sandagintas
Marthovat Funerame
Do Ellender Ashba
Tea ‘Inter
Hate Garrison
Ruby Horn
Josie
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School Visitation Awards Planned
A report outlines forthcoming School Visitation Awards with categories and eligible participants. The text references administrators and nominees and notes plans for recognition ceremonies.
Survivors Leave Site Of Disaster In Agadir Morocco
Agadir Morocco grim after disaster with more than 3 000 dead and over 3 940 injured. Relief teams from the International Red Cross report continued rubble searches as residents flee ruined homes. The government appeals for food water and machinery while power outages persist. Military generators are scarce and evacuation continues amid smoke over the city.
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