Impeachment Drive Over Folsom Tied to Lucy Entry
Alabama politics heat up as citizens council members rally 4000 strong to impeach Gov. James E. Folsom over his role in the Autherine Lucy university entry episode. Petition calls for Folsom's removal for alleged corruption and aiding segregation. Lucy's re admission case moves to hearing. senators prepare a congressional manifesto against integrated athletics in Virginia.
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Birmingham
Ala
UPA Powermt
Citizens Council Everup
James E. Folsom
Autherine Lucy
North Alabama Council
Adherine Lucy
University of Alabama
Folsom
Nopro
Ino
John G. Crommiclin Oerely
Sun spots and plans for Realtor Week in Baytown
The Baytown area outlines National observances and a Lake region note. Gene Mater is listed as president. No special Werk program is arranged. An unusual theater party will attend Branson's presentation of Helen of Troy. Latin students will attend a movie in authentic Roman costumes. Civil Atr Tatrot senior members and spouses will meet Monday at Tall for Beatty poste.
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Realtor
Baytown
Branson
Batyrdes
Enbert Ki. Lee
CAP
Rocking Beatty Posstinatl
Paan
Around Town Notes With A Patchwork Nightly Gleaning
Peggy Traylor hosts a catering event amid mentions of an old debt and various locals. Mickey Cole replies on childrearing with quirky lines about Mary Ann Carter and others. Mrs Kolleferge weighs a shift in her social role. Janicy Anderson comments on Bo Vitdiy and town chatter. Hugi Reuason learns phono graph records resist bending. David Middleton greets acquaintances. Sylvia Sanders makes rounds while Frank Looney is noted for music knowledge. Newt cautions against short changing Mrs Roger Wyle. town life and a humorous mischief tone pervade.
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Peggy Traylor
Mickey Cole
Mary Ann Carter
Dn i. Kolleferge
Janicy Anderson
Hightails
Sne
Hugi Reuason
David Middleton
Anita
Tay
Sylvia Sanders
Ta Parte
Frank Looney
Newt
Roger Wyle
Jaci
X Ray Unit Set to Visit Baytown in April
The UWatston Norris County Tuberculosis association mobile unit will visit Baytown from April 6 to 20 under the Baytown Service League sponsorship. A planning session with Odis Muennink city sanitarian William Sullivan and Mrs Frances M Brown representing TB units Mrs R Blakey and Mrs A Nodahnson county health services and U A Halsey service league chairman discussed the schedule.
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Uwatston-Norris County Tuberculosis Association
Witt Beft
Baytown
Projet
Odis Muennink
William Sullivan
Frances M. Brown
R. Blakey
A. Nodahnson
County Health Sm
Democrats Threaten Fight Over Rigid Farm Price Supports
Washington reports Democrats plan a tech drive to restore rigid farm price supports after a Friday night vote blocked approval for wheat supports. Administration actions previously cut supports on four base crops, while Democrats seek another path and call for broader renewal of farm policy.
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Washington
Richard MM. Nixos
Omnibus Farm
Medical Center Work Begun Adds 75000 Structure
Construction started Saturday on the Bert Black Medical Center second section at East Texas avenue and Highway 146. The 275000 addition will house four office suites for doctors. The first section has five offices. the new section mirrors the design with separate entrances and side parking for staff. Bert Black says the building should be ready for occupancy by autumn. parking will extend on the south side. Architect is Man Perking. three sites have been leased at a corner for future use. the third wing will close soon.
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Bert Blank Medical Center
East Texas Avenue
Wiech Awe
Buelk of Une
Bert Black
Ooomuneny
Phin Armuats
King
Black Sail
FFA Chanter Hosts Parent Son Dinner in Baytown
Baytown FFA chapter plans an annual Parent Son Dinner at 7 p.m. Saturday at Nobert Be Lee High School. M Holt of the Texas A and M Agriculture Education department will be guest speaker, former supervisor, and state agriculture education veteran. Honorary members to be named include teachers and community supporters recognized for years of service to the chapter.
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Baytown Enapler
Fame Farmers of America
Nobert
Lee High School
Mars
Syvienitore
Vemn
Arthur Temple
Shrine Land, Patrol and Oriental Band
Ihe Unity of Texas National Guard
Beaumont
Houston
Schodwiled
Baytown
Shrine Crippled Childrents Hospital
Tish Diesel
Pid Wheaton
Vanngy
Windshield vandalism and arrests in scattered briefs
FBI arrests Rocco Tateo in connection with an $188,900 Port Chester bank robbery mastermind. A Houston report notes Tory frees L A Bratton accused of marine Benny Gunjardo. An Austin advisory panel weighs allowing Girlstown to stay in operation. Independence Kansas prepares to release four teens who fabricated a kidnapping tale. Detroit physician and wife charged in abortion racket case. A Houston incident sees five youths and a girl detained after fires at a junior high and a Dublin library. Mobile authorities exhuming seven relatives amid arsenic murder suspicions.
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New York
FBI
Rocco Tateo
Arthur Paisner
Port Chester
N.Y
Supports Sec McKay In Oregon Race
President Eisenhower backs Douglas McKay as Republican senatorial candidate in Oregon in a bid to shift control of Congress. McKay faces Len Wayne Le Sorse as the GOP targets seats in Oregon New York Kentucky and Nevada. The White House released a Dear Dor letter praising McKay after his announcement.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Interior
Douglas McKay
Oregon
GOP
Len Wayne le Sorse
D-Ore
Morse
Enkower
Menay
Derston
Artur B. Langlie
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Langlie
White House
New York
Kentuca
Newvada
Mower
Temoers
Senate
Dor Fetter
Mckay
United Soma
Air rifle vandalism hits Dallas cars in juvenile crime wave
Infuriated mobs and police clash as air rifle vandalism damages at least 60 autos in Dallas. Authorities monitor used car lots while dealers report 30 to 40 vehicles damaged on one lot. Similar juvenile outbreaks blamed in Houston and San Antonio.
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Dallas
Houston
San Antonio
No Comment At Public Address Parking Lot Incident
In San Bruno a public address system noted 9,600 fans as a car left running in a parking lot before the owner arrived. The driver and the owner acted quickly, escaping before the owner reached the scene.
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San Bruno
Calif
Tokl
Tanforsin
Goss and Wright Named Drive Chiefs in 1956
H. Frank Goss and W. V. Wright of St. Mark's Methodist Church were named top leaders of the 1956 Baytown United Fund drive. Goss, 33 years with Humble, will be general chairman succeeding W. J. Strickler. Wright will be vice chairman. Goss is a Rice graduate and active Scout leader. Wright has prior Community Chest work and is a Baytown refinery veteran.
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H. Frank Goss
W. V. Wright
St. Mark's Methodist
Frank HL
United Fund
Joe Bar- Goss
Deming
N. SL
Salou
Bggtown
Harris County Community Chest
Goss
W. J. Strickier
Wright
Community Chest
Baytown
Rice Institute
Ki Club
Humble Company
THES
Ingie- Sia
Comunity Chest
National Bus Scout Council
Blustery Cold Front Spreads Across Texas Panhandle
A blustery cold front is set to move into the Texas Panhandle this weekend, dropping temperatures and bringing snow possibilities in the region. North winds will rise to 25 to 30 mph across much of the state as the front advances, with readings slipping to 20 to 30 degrees in the Panhandle and Upper South Plains. Strong northerly winds are forecast and overnight temps vary widely from 32 at Wink to 65 at Corpus Christi.
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LY United Press
Texas Panhandle
Texas
Panhandle
Upper South Plains
Printandle
Ta Fart Worth
Riots flare as Algerian crisis grows across regions
Across Tunis and Algiers outbreaks erupt with anti French chants and killings. Mob violence targets U S offices and officials while police clash with demonstrators. Algeria reports heavy fighting as French troops kill dozens of Arab guerrillas amid mounting casualties in the decade’s crisis.
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Paris
National Assembly
Mollot
Algeria
Algiers
Over- Stas
Seydoux
U. S
Miod
Shrine Day Parade Ends Drive For Shrine Hospital Benefit
Shrine parade and events sweep Baytown with buses, Guard units, and local bands. Fundraising supports the Shrine Hospital for crippled children in Houston, offering free clinical and rehabilitation care to eligible youths.
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Children's Hospital
Shrine Crippled Children’s Hosital
Houston
Shrine Hospital
Aged Black man charged after leg injury in road incident
A 68 year old man, George McClain, was found near Crosby Lynchburg Road with his leg amputated after a morning accident. Loyal McDaniels, 39, was charged in Justice of the Peace Walter Queen's court Saturday with related serious case. McClain received emergency treatment before transfer to Memorial hospital and then Jeff Davis hospital in Houston.
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Loyal McDaniels
Justice of the Peace
Walter Queen's Court
George McClain
McClain
Crosby-Lynchburg Road
Garth Road
To Memorial Hospital
Jeff Davis Hospital
Houston
Bill to Direct Army to Locate New San Jacinto Depot Site
The House Armed Services committee approved a $2 billion military public works bill directing the Secretary of the Army to find a new location for the San Jacinto Ordnance depot. Rep. Albert Thomas urged moving the Houston Ship Channel depot to reduce hazard after the Texas City disaster and to open industrial sites for more jobs. The Army may spend up to $25,000 in planning for the new site. the measure heads to the House for consideration with Senate review later.
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House
Armed Services Committee
Secretary of the Army
San Jacinto
Albert Thomas
Houston
Texas City
Thomas
Army
Senate
Riots Rock Cyprus and Greece Over Archbishop Ouster
Greek and Cyprus protests escalated into street battles as mobs attacked embassies and symbols of foreign influence. In Athens and Salonika police and troops fought stone-throwers. U S and British embassies protected. In Cyprus a spontaneous general strike paralyzed the island with tear gas used by British troops.
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Athens
Greece
Cyprus
Britain
Ma Earios
Salonika
U.S
Limassol
Kyrenia
Nicossia
Crete
Heraklion
Grand Bretagne
Spyridon
Holy Synod of
Greek Orthodoxt
Univ
Salonnica
Nicosia
Medic Show On Caesarian Is Cancelled
Hollywood NBC cancelled Monday's Medic program depicting a caesarian birth. Reports claimed a letter from Francis Cardinal Spellman objected, which a cardinalate spokesman denied. A secretary said no such objection was written by the cardinal. The Rev Timothy Flynn, director for the archdiocese of New York, was noted in relation to the matter.
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Werriford
Bob Feinberg
Herbie Freeman
Berg
Baytown
A. V W. Mattson
W. Ndhers
San Ancinto
Hollywood
NBC Television
Francis Cardinal Spellman
New York
Timothy 7
Flynn
Archdiocese of New York
Israel Fights Off Patrols as Arab Big Three Plan War
Israeli police and army reports describe a brief firefight after Jordanian infiltrators crossed the border near Naham in the Jerusalem corridor. Two Jordanians were killed and an Israeli settler was fatally wounded before the group was ambushed. Dispatches from Cairo and Amman say Egypt Syria and Saudi Arabia failed to sway Jordan with cash and aid offers. Western capitals urged UN Security Council action to stop a potential war outbreak as tensions rose.
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Jerusalem
Cairo
Israel
Naham
Jordan
Amman
Egypt
Syria
Saudi Arabia
Britain
Middle East
Washington
United States
United Nations Security Council
Barbers Hill Open House for New School Buildings
Barbers Hill School will hold an open house Sunday from 2 to 3 30 p m at the new gymnasium and classroom additions. Superintendent W C Underwood said the public can inspect the almost finished buildings and observe school procedures. After tours, visitors may register and enjoy refreshments in the cafeteria.
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Oper
Barbers Hill
W. C. Underwood
Waekbod
Baytown
Underwood
Easter Picture Layout Request for Two Large White Rabbits
SoS Tha Sun seeks two large white rabbits for an Easter picture layout. If available, please call 8302.
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Tha Sun
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