Ground Fighting By U.S. Marines Now Possible
Ground combat would begin if two Marine battalions deploy to Da Nang and clash with Viet Cong units. Officials say Marines would establish defense perimeters with posts and patrols, potentially probing beyond the perimeter. The move aims to deter further aggression and signal U.S. resolve, but a setback could harm U.S. prestige in Asia and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Hoffman AR
Wester Washington
South Viet Nam
U.S
Uni
Red Viet Cong
da Nang
South China
United States
Viet Nam
Red China
Southeast Asia
Lindsey funeral services set for Baytown man 75
Lindsey died at home Sunday aged 75. Survivors include two daughters and a son, several grandchildren and great grandchildren, three brothers and his wife. He lived in Baytown 2? years and worked at Humble Oil and refining Baytown before starting a monument works business. Burial will be at Rest Cemetery in a funeral directed by Paul U Lee. Services led by Reverend Paul Stephens.
Ruling on Off-Duty Cop Spurs Chicago Officers
Judge George Leighton ruled that an off duty officer cannot arrest without clear evidence a crime is being committed. The decision freed Jesse Rodriguez and Simon Suarez on aggravated assault charges after an on duty officer was struck with a jagged bottle. Police leaders called it a miscarriage of justice and demanded the judge’s reassignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colcago
Tven
Viirit
Zere
Peace Department
Chica Zomne
George Leighton
Jessie Rodriguez
Simon Sua
Suarez
Ter
Desutter
Raymond Howard
Howard
Leighton
Orlando Wilson
Aton
Federation of Chicago Police
Supreme Court Reinstates US Suit Versus Mississippi Voting Rules
The Supreme Court unanimously reinstated a United States Department of Justice suit challenging Mississippi voter qualifications and election procedures. The case had been appealed from a Jackson District Court ruling that the US government could not challenge state constitutional provisions or laws. Justice Hugo L. Black delivered the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Mississippi
Department
U.S. District Court
Jackson
Miss
District Court
United States
Hugo L. Black
Light Turnout Falls Short for Airport Bonds Defeated
Fewer than 2,000 votes by noon and crowds later pushed total past 4,000. Airport bonds failed 4,456 to 1,743 across precincts, with Box 248 showing a near even split. Voters in Wooster and Lakewood areas split on the propositions, influenced by annexation and local club endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carver High School
David G. Burnet
Travis Elementary
Wooster
Brownwood
Lakewood
Craigmont Place
Country Club
Ponderosa
Clutb
Box 13
Indonesians May Get 60,000 Books From Libraries
U S officials said 60 000 books from U S libraries in Indonesia may be handed to Indonesian universities after mob attacks forced the closure of five libraries and reading rooms. Discussions are under way on disposal as the program ends. The Cairo library was burned last November with estimated damage of 500 000 dollars and 24 000 books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Indonesia
United States
U.S. Information Agency
Carl Rowan
ILS
Cairo
Ye-T
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Moscow
Russia
United Staes
Lindsey Rites Scheduled Today
Funeral services for Leones Lindsey, 73, of 407 E. Jack will start at 4 p.m. Tuesday at Paul A. Lee Chapel with Rev. Paul Stephens officiating. He died Sunday at 10:30 a.m. at home. Survivors include four daughters and three sons, 24 grandchildren and 23 great grandchildren, plus three brothers. Burial at Hill Rest Cemetery under Paul A. Lee Funeral Home. Lindsey lived here 29 years and worked at Humble Oil Baytown refinery and ran a Baytown monument business. OCAW LOCAL 4233 will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the union hall on St E. Homan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leones
Lindsey
E. Jack
Paul A. Lee
Paul Stephens
Second Baptist Church
Vera Essacks
Livingston
W. L. Shepherd
Baytown
Pat Davis
Highlands
R. D. Butler
Deer Pack
Herbert Lindsey
Trouston
Gary C. Lindsey
Victoria
Wayman Linresy
Clyde
Oles
Bueron Lindsey
Metropolis
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Monument Works
Hil of Rest Cemetery
OCAW
Union Hall
St E. Homan
Marines Land in Vietnam Defense Role Amidst Welcome
Marines arrived at the landing zone to a welcoming committee of Viet Namese officials and US advisers. Karch said the force would operate defensively with patrolling within their sector, heavy equipment including tanks, artillery, mortars, and a mortar tracking system. Local officials and soldiers greeted the Marines as Secretary of State Rusk stated their mission to guard the base and respond if fired upon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karch
Garry Parsons
Springfield
Thw
Karsh
S. Army
Pie
Willam Kuprevick
Philadelphia
Viet Nam
Laree
Lloyd Seiler
San Antonio
Tex
South Viet Nam
Washington
Dean Rusk
Britain
Labor Party
Ronni Zilliacus
U.S
Peling
New China
United States
Sanity hearing set for Ruby Ruby to stand sanity review March 29 in Oswald case
Dallas Dist. Judge Joe Brown granted a defense motion and set March 29 for a sanity hearing for Jack Ruby, the man convicted in the Oswald slaying. Ruby, 53, appeared in court calm and well dressed, with defense lawyers arguing to allow out of state counsel, while prosecutors and psychiatrists prepare for the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Johnson
Dallas
APS
Joe Brown
Jack Staby
Brown
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Depbes
Court of Criminal Appeals
Phil Burleson
Joe Tenahill
Jasper Ruby
Ad Ruby
Burleson
Tenahill
Sam Haicuston Clinton
Austin
Sol Dana
Detroit
New York
Kuntsler, Kun
Jack Ruby
Dann
Arewn
Townhill
Dalas County
Han
Maren J; Li
Oswald
Dent Kennedy Oswald
City i
Texas Court of Criminal l Appeals
Rui
Henry Wede
Crosby Man Dies In Traffic Crash
Rudolph Daleour a 36 year old Crosby resident died in a head on collision on Crosby Lunchburz Road. Injured were Gay Milner 16 and Ronald Falk 16 both of Crosby. Milner in fair condition at Gul Coa Hospital and Falk in fair condition at San Jainto Methodist Hospital. The crash occurred when Milner swerved to avoid a car and Dalyour’s vehicle struck him. Police report the driver of the other car fled. officers are searching for him. Daleour worked for Stauffer Chemical Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Daleour
Crosby
Crosby-Lunchburz
Gay Fileenj
Milner
Ronald Joseph
J Falk
Gul Coa
Falk
San Jainto Methodist Hospital
Bass
Southborn
Ren M. H. Parker
Baytown
Chandler
Theistop
Parker
Jana
Dabour
Consolidated Chemical Division
Ohcists
Stauffer Chemical Go
Council
Dalcour
Graveside Rites for Mrs Winningham in Goveland Texas
Graveside rites were held for Mrs. Mary Maria Winningham 58 of Houston at Pin Gek Cemetery Goveland Texas. The funeral was held earlier in Baytown with services at Earth man Chanel hospital death occurred Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Maria Winningham
Houston
Pin Gek
Goveland
Tex
Earthman Chanel
Baytran
City Council tackles rising phone rates and hearings
City Council meetings have heated up over Evergreen Road rate hikes and General Telephone Co. concerns. Councilman Robert Eames accuses Central Telephone Co. of absurd charges while urging lower rates than Houston. Open talks began last September with Cambern of GTC, who insists no personal animosity exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chandler
Robert Eames
Central Telephone Co
Eames
Ebaytown
Houston
Texas
Barnes
General Telephone Co
Evergreen Road
E-C
Cambern
Friendship Tea Honors New Members of ABA
A Hand of Friendship tea to honor new Americas Business Women's Association members will run from 7 to 3 p.m. Monday at the home of Mrs Ruby Ray Flowers, 1062 Fleetwood. It serves as the annual enrollment party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Americas Business Women's Association
Firs
Ruby Ray Flowers
Fleetwood
Baytown REL chapter wins praise at state convention
The Baytown REL chapter earned recognition for active participation in D. U. programs and community service including a student handbook with REL student names and numbers. An alternate winner, Chuck Cummings, was named third alternate for a $1500 University of Houston scholarship. DE coordinator Couch, in nine years of work, found 56 percent of ex DE students pursuing college. REL students at the Houston meeting included Breedal Atkins, Lindy Chandler, Barbara Pearson, Elizabeth Twerdowski, Chuck Cummings, Troy Hudman and John Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Entiies
Baytown
Texas
D. U
Eatari
Focal Merchants
REL
Retail Merchants Association
Chuck Cummings
University of Houston
Couch
Haa
Houston
Breedal Atkins
Lindy Chandler
Barbara Pearson
Elizabeth Twerdowski
Troy’Hudman
John Rice
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Ter Leones
Leeb Lindsey
E. Sack
Paul
Deer Park
Herbert Livesey
Micherila
Weyroon Lindsey
Bcytown
Clyse
Sisood Bueron Lindsey
Humble Oil and Pefin- Ing Co
Walt Disney
Decker
FORD
Pluto
Philae
Aswan
Merit Lynch
Pierce
Fenner End Smith
Damis - Chalmers
Cliggete
Myers
Amer Tel & Tel
Magnavox
Lake Monsanto
Ae Anaconda
Nat Distreese Aymco
New York Central
Ashland Oi
Beth Steet Waar
Frillip Pet Eee
Sis Fanese
Oe Tae
Royal Dutch
Os Carysier
Sears Centereretereee
Colgate Palmo
Columbia Gas Sinclair Tte
As - He
Sucony-Mobwens
Diamond Ali
Sou. Pacific
Seeeesees Stn Tdew Chem
Syntex
Tennessee Gas
Gen Tire
Ee Alls
Texas Co
Ceeeestacnserser Tia
Georgia Pac
Texas Eastern
Goodyear Tire
Wees
Texas Gulf
Greyhound Dee
Tidewater
Gulf Oil
Boop
Gulf States
Transam Corp
Wlk Poaren
Union Carbide
Jadge
Bulletin
Miracle
Green Giant
Romdate Peas
Joy Lieuip
Uncan Mines
Yee
Haddock
Bag
Louisiana
Bermuda
O'Brien
Swift's Proten Steak Sale
Cherie
Pacquin
Swift
The
el Toro Restaurant
Moreno’s
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