U.S. acknowledges lost hydrogen bomb in Spain incident
Washington confirmed a U234 hydrogen device was lost after a B52 crash near Palomares Spain. Four bombs aboard the aircraft exposed about 27 609 people to slight radiation risk as two nuclear cores detonated their conventional explosives on impact. One bomb was found largely intact while another remains missing in the Mediterranean mud. The episode prompted Spain to demand an end to US nuclear flights over its territory and drew Soviet accusations of radioactive contamination and treaty violations.
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Washington
Spain
Jan Wf
Palomaress
United States
U.S
Pentagon
State Department
Mediterranean
Soviet Union
Connally voices concern as Texas free registration begins
In Austin, Gov. Connally decries FBI monitoring of the Texas voter registration drive sparked by a court order. Atty. Gen. Carr defends state actions while Katznnbach says FBI gathers facts only. Registration opens for all eligible Texans before March 17 to replace the poll tax.
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Austin
Pfier
Texas
Federal Bureau of Investiga
Nicholas Katzenbach
John Connally
FBI
Connally
Waggoner Carr
U.S
Carr
Katzenbach
Washington
Katzenback
IFBI
U.S. Supreme Coun
County Tax Asseeseerallnctors
Court House
Funeral notices from Kewity infant to Collins family
Funeral notices span multiple individuals with local ties. KEWITY INFANT of Wag N Second Si, died, services at Paul Lee Funeral Home and Cedar Crest Cemetery. COLLINS Christopher Columbus, 37, Middletown, Ohio, retired Armco Steel employee, survived by spouse, children, and siblings. funeral arrangements at Meyer Funeral Home in Mattie Town.
Noon Call Stock Quotes Snapshot of Major Equities
A clipped list shows tickers and percentages for numerous corporations including Allis Chalmers, General Electric, Texas Instruments, Dow Chemical, DuPont, Exxon, General Motors, RCA, Shell, and Union Carbide among others. The page itemizes current quotes or references to pricing status with fractional or percent indicators and notes several industry leaders like Boeing, Ford, and Texaco.
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Allis - Chalmers
Arlan’s
Tire
Tel
Georgia - Pacific Anaconda
Gillette
Armco
Gordon's Jewelry
Ashland Ob
Greyhound Pane Bendix
Kerr McGee
Dresser
DuPont
FASIS
Magnavox
el Paso Nat Gas
Marathon Oil
Corp
Monsanto Foard
Earemost Dairies
Gen Esee
Gen Motors
Nat Dist
New York Central
Penn
Pepsi Cola Phillips Pet Rca
S- Raytheon - Schlumberger
Sears
Shell
Sinclair Socony
Sperry
Rand
Stan Cal
Stan Ind
Stan NJ
Star Ohia
Stauffer Chem iSun
Sunray Ace iSyntex
Technicolor
iTenn
Baytown candidate seeks school board seat
A Baytown resident announces plans to run for a one year school board term, arguing a prior appointment was not offered and highlighting community involvement. She details education, family, PTA leadership, and roles in local organizations, stressing dedication to improving the district and readiness to campaign.
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Baytown
Kari Oprshek
Bayviown
Robert E. Lee High School
Karl
Anson Jones
Hawthorne
Lee Heights
PTA
Haveing
Equal Women’s Rights Society
Texas
Xil Theta Gamma
Beta Sigma Phi
Memorial Baptist Church
Baytown Woman's Father Dies in Baytown Hospital
Christopher Columbus Collins age 57 of Middletown Ohio died Wednesday afternoon in a Baytown hospital while visiting his daughter Barbara Pence. He was a retired Armco Steel Co. employee and is survived by his wife Fern Collins. daughters Barbara Pence in Baytown and Faye Berry in Middletown. son William Collins of Middletown. six brothers. one sister. and eight grandchildren. Earthman Funeral Home will ship the body Thursday to McCoy Lefler Funeral Home in Middletown.
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Collins Christopher Columbus Celtlas
Middletown
Ohio
Baytown
Emmate
Armco Steel Co
Barbara Pence
Jern Collins
Migdown
Barbora Pence
Faye Berry
Wil Fam Collins
Middetown
Estell Collins
Wilson Collins
Charles Colins
Robert Colins
Manchester
John Henry Collins
Cincinnati
Ons
Frank Collins
Philadelphia
Mary Lewis
Fhanchester
Berrimen
Therkcay Cttecncon
Iome - Femerat
Mainitie
Fumerat
Maccoy Lett Town
Christopher Columbus Collins
Collins
Fern Collins
William Collins
Charles Collins
Robert Collins
Earthman Fneral
McCoy Leffler
Policeman Hosts Daily Radio Traffic Safety Program
Baytown patrolman Sgt Jack Maxwell hosts a daily traffic safety show on KWBA from 7:15 to 7:38 p.m. Monday through Friday. Listeners may phone questions about traffic laws speed limits radar locations and road hazards in the area. The program aims to inform the public about accident causes and safe driving practices.
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Baytown Pamel
Jack Maxwell
Maxwell
KWBA
Pebhe
Jimmy Carroll Heads Welfare League Board
Jimmy Carroll was elected president of the Welfare League at a Wednesday meeting in Peoples State Bank He succeeds Paul Edwards David Funderburk was elected vice president to succeed Mrs Ed Vaught El F Green was named secretary treasurer replacing Funderburk Terms expire this year for Frank Thompson Ted Kloesel Mrs Vaught and Edwards Terms will expire next year for Herbert Boggess W P Den Man Funderburk L E Pennington and Mrs Abe Rosenzweig Terms in February 1966 will end for Mills Gillis Forrest Gober Greer Tillman O'Brien Jr and Dave Sherron Those whose terms expire in 1868 are Carroll Leonard Hart Mrs Martha Kraft Mrs Marilyn Linder and Fred Wichlep
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Jimmy Carroll
Welfare League
Peoples State Bank
Paul Edwards
David Funderburk
Ed Vaught
EL F_ Green
Funderburk
Welfare League Board
Frank Thompson
Ted Kloesel
Vaught
Edwards
Herbert Boggess
W_ P
den- Man
L. E. Pennington
Abe Rosenzweig
MLB
Gillis
Forrest Gober
Greer
Till- Man O'Brien Jr
Dave Sherron
Carroll
Leonard Hart
Martha Kraft
Marilyn Linder
Fred Wichlep
Lee College regent candidate Dr Hastings outlines growth plan
Dr. Hastings, Esso Research and Engineering Co. rector, and his wife Mary Ann Stout, both Lee College alumni, discuss his bid for the Lee College board of regents. He cites Baytown ACS roles, community loans work, and a vision to expand opportunities as the area grows rapidly.
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Esso Research and Engineering Co
Hastings
Lakewood Drive
H. Sumner Bowen
Robert E. Lee
Rice University
Douglas College
Rutgers University
Diane
REL
Becky
St Mark's Methodist Church
Bethodist
American Chemical Society
Analytical
ACS
Baytown
Polymer
Lee College
Ah Seone
Johnson
Dili
McNamara defends Viet Nam buildup amid Viet Cong challenge
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara announced a 20,000-man increase in U S forces in Viet Nam, saying overall U S manpower could rise to 350,000 if needed and that American combat readiness remains strong. Vice President Humphrey urged policy restraint while Johnson pursues a middle course between escalation and settlement in South Vietnam.
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China
South Viet Nam
McNamara
U.S
Viet Nam
Hubert H. Humphrey
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Southeast Asia
Johnson
William C. Westmoreland
Humphrey
American Legion
Sen
Rob J
Pes F. Kennedy
Humphrey Asia Tour Yields Few Key Shifts in View
The report on Humphrey's Asia tour noted no broad consensus as critics argued against administration policy. Senators stressed that the trip did not sway opinions, and Humphrey said he felt he had not changed minds.
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Humphrey
Asia
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Foreign Relations Committee
McNaMara
Our World Today In Brief Snow blankets Rockies to Lake Superior region
Our World Today reports a low pressure storm bringing heavy snow from the Rockies across the northern plains to the Lake Superior district. The piece also notes relief on U.S. aid restrictions to India and Pakistan, allowing limited non-lethal military equipment purchases. It covers a science note on unexpected X-ray emissions from deep space, a magistrate’s six month sentence in Hannas City for theft, an AWOL Army case from Viet Nam, a Paladin patent dispute win worth 150000, auto safety program reception, and Kwame Nkrumah’s brief replacement as president of Guinea.
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Lake Superior
Rockies
India
Pakistan
United States
Cases Stolen From Car At Office in Texas City
Police were told two leather cases were stolen from a car parked in front of an office at 730 E Texas. A sling Psychrometer used to check air conditioner temperatures and an Anemometer used to check air pressure and flow were taken. Psychrometer valued at $25 and Anemometer at $175. Patrolman Merced Oviedo investigated.
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W.owell Lammers
Texas
Merced Qviedo
Time Is Running Out For America's Top Balladeer
Woody Guthrie, 53, battles Huntington's disease as his career wanes. Once a Dust Bowl voice who sang of a better life, he now lies in Brooklyn State Hospital with his songs recorded and loved by Crosby, Sinatra, Belafonte, and Mary. A children’s trust funds his two surviving kids, while peers hail him as a great folk poet.
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New York
Woody
Guthrie
California
Hee
Los Angeles
Kathy Ann
Brooklyn State Hospital
Bing Crosby
Harry Belafonte
Frank Sinatra
Peter, Paul and Mary
Pate Seeger
Cisco Houston
Seeger
Guthrie Children’s Trust
Toady
Nora
Libel Suit Filed Against Paper by School Superintendent
Dr. Gerald Barber, superintendent of Clear Creek Schools, filed a 500000 libel suit in District 1 Court in Houston against the Surburban Journal and publisher Jacob A. Newborn. The action names Fred Benson and Benson Printing Co Inc of Channelview as involved parties, following editorials criticizing the district administration.
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Gerald Barber
Clear Creek
Surburban Journal
Clear Lake Area
Jacob A. Newborn
Houston
Joe Reynolds
Bracewell, Reynolds and Patterson
Fred Benson and Benson Printing Co, Inc
Channelview
Barber
Baytonians' Infant Daughter Karen Dies
Karen Alane Hewitt aged 24 days, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William S. Hewitt of 1030 N Second St, died at 8 20 p m in Methodist Hospital Houston. She is survived by one brother James William Hewitt and grandparents Mr and Mrs L J Robinson and Mr and Mrs John William Hewitt. Funeral services set for 10 a m Friday at Paul A Lee Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Edwin T Summers officiating. Burial follows at Cedar Crest Cemetery under direction of Paul A Lee Funeral Home.
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Kewity
Dgring
Ceder Crest Cemetery
Yee
Powl- Lee Fuuneral
Karen Alane Hewitt
William S. Hewitt
Second St
Methodist Hospital
Houston
jJames William Hewitt
Baytown
L. J. Robinson
John William (Hewitt
Conree
Paul A. Lee Funeral Home
iRev
Edwin T. Summers
Grace Methodist Church
Cedar Crest Cemetery
Paul A. Lee
Burglary Probed at Enco Service Station
Baytown police investigated a burglary at B. J. Crow's Enco Service Station on Bayway. Officers said 313 wags were stolen from the cash register and $11 in coins from cigarette machines. The break in occurred between 9 36 p m Tuesday and 6 a m Wednesday.
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Baytown
B. J. Crow
Enco
Bayway
John Rosamond
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