Quick World Briefs From Washington to Algiers
A jumble of terse items shows investigators in Davis County chasing indictments, Hong Kong kite runners in counterfeit schemes, Paris and Algiers unrest, Eisenhower briefings on security, and Kefauver shifting in South Dakota with a California tilt.
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Sustin
Davis County
Welsh County
Washington
Eisenhower
Steets
U. S
Algiers
Jay Wrenen
North Africa
Los Angeles
Kefauver
South Dakota
Stevenson
California
GANDER AND BAYTOWN EVENTS IN FINAL AND CONCERT
Final rounds feature Ganders and GA the semifinals. Patrick Ball and RL Baloft Baytow are named in aviation and pre flight training notes. Ruben Varga will play violin in a Monday concert at Robert E Lee High School with Baytown Civic Week events listed.
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Patrick Ball
Sinr
Amd
Baloft
Ruben Varga
Fond Pan
Robert Ee Lee Hgh
Sehaat Wintiinriam
Baytown
Around Town Highlights and Local Vignettes
Don Sy reports on spending and a shopping spree by Sylvin Sanders of La Porte. Rodriquez eyes a “hep” on the town. Nella walks pedestrians past a spring scene. Tah Porter tunes a favorite music line. MS Matthews visits from Highlands. Ross Maranene enjoys snow near Great Lakes while in Navy. Little Robert Wayne Norris shows off a new crew cut. Mary French proves cookie prowess. Billy Wayne Simmons recalls attempting a dubious steak and potatoes supper.
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Don SY
Sylvin Sanders
la Porte
Dogse Rodrigues Potting
Fae Lench Haiding
Porter
Maxtet
Nancy Gerker
MS Matthews
Hee Highands Homestead
Ross Maranene
Great Lakes
Navy
Litlle
Robert Wayne Norriss
Mary French
Billy Wayne Simmons
Southern Democrats fear Harriman Kefauver split in race
Washington reports Southern Democrats foresee a clash between Adlai Stevenson backer Kefauver and Gov. Averell Harriman for the Democratic nomination. Harriman remains an inactive candidate but some Southerners oppose him, fearing a convention platform hostile to segregation. Sen. Allen Ellender warns of potential splinter movement as race issues loom.
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Washington
New York
Michael Prenderbasts
Averell Harriman
Etinnel
Ben Beirgl
Adlai Stevenson
Minnesota
Harriman
Keflauver
Keauver
Flaux
Kefsover
Allen J. Ellender
Jd-Lad
Politics
Lowest-Paid School Employees Get Top Salary Increases
Readable lines show lower paid school employees receiving notable pay raises while higher paid workers see smaller percentage increases. The plan includes clerical staff, cafeteria workers, and maintenance personnel with roughly five to six percent boosts, while administrators obtain increases under a new proposed schedule.
Brasts Isle Police Watch Tightens Amid Unnamed Incident
In Galveston County a local police action drew scrutiny as officers faced challenges during a daytime operation. Details remain limited while investigators report no immediate safety threats and continue reviewing the scene.
Prince Ranier Begins Last Bachelor Fling in Paris
Prince Ranier II starts a quiet Paris weekend with a staff dinner before heading to the Riviera for wedding plans with Philadelphia born actress Jorita Bels. He plans visits with his mother in Laon, 100 miles north, amid Paris cabaret temptations.
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Paris
Ranier
Iniek
Ay Riviera Kingdom
Jorita Bels
Ayn Singh
Laon
Here
10000th Celebration At Baytown Telephone Plant
A Baytown open house celebrates the installation of the 10000th telephone. More than 3090 visitors tour the Haytown plant with guided explanations of exchanges and equipment. Visitors include Boy Scout groups and families. Officials from General Telephone Co. of the Southwest attend, led by Walter C. Wright and others in upper management.
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Yaytown
Baytown
Haytown
Joe Wurt
Maniqger
Sit Toe Company
Polio victim Mrs Rose Marie Blacksher dies at 25
Mrs Rose Marie Blacksher, 25, died after a five year polio battle from bronchopneumonia. Services set for Kentshire Baptist Church with burial at Brookside Memorial in Houston. Survived by husband Jor BlackSher two sons Terry Mark 16 months and two year old, parents Mr and Mrs W A Shannen of Breckenridge and a Fort Worth brother John Shannoy.
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Rose Marie Blacksher
Rose Marie Bhick
AG Pan
Hronchist Preumonia
Pang
Kentshire
Abilene
Floaston
Jefferson Davis Hospital
Blackshers
Meg
Ovens
Prisvis Waboved
Herr
So Gitvel Ue
Imele
Ark Simpson
Ivo
Terry Mark
Jor Binek- Br
Ame Ps
W. A. Shannen
Breckenridge
Toho Shannoy
Fort Worth
Vote Drives Waged In Housing Election
Baytown hosts top government housing officials for the formal opening of Central Heights subdivision built by Bracewell Construction Co and Baytex Home Builders. Homes priced from 9000 to 10900 with concrete streets and utilities. Described as Negrons area with officials from FHA and other agencies attending.
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Wasiinetos
Baytos
Central Heights
L. Lerner
George W. Snowden
Washington, D. C
Norman FP. Mazon
FHA
Washington
Maceo Smith
Houston
Dallas
Letnes
Baytown
West Texas
Airhart
Briel
Lim
Bracewell Construction Co
Baytex Home Builders
Dulles Urges U S to Hold Umbrella Over Asia Nations
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles warned on a nationwide TV report that the United States must maintain a military and economic protective umbrella over independent Asian nations or risk losing them to communism. He cited ongoing gunfire in the Taiwan Strait area and said U S policy aims to prevent a reciprocal renunciation of force with China.
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Washington
John Foster Dulles
United States
Dues
Farines
Straits Area
Far Nast
Taiwan
Dulles
A Dulles
Bayshore Fog Grounds Bay Area Traffic and Flights
A dense white fog shrouded Bayshore early Saturday halting traffic on the Houston ship channel and shutting down Houston International Airport, delaying about 30 flights. Visibility dropped to an eighth of a mile, with temperatures around 62 after a 34 degree low. Fog also reduced visibility in Galveston to one sixteenth mile as a weak front moves south with no major temperature change expected.
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Bayshore
Houston Ship Channel
Houston International Airport
Texas
Galveston
Carpenters Back Cedar Bayou Bridge Plan
In Baytown a large Carpenters Union meeting voted unanimously to endorse the Cedar Bayou bridge project. Local 1454 leaders pledged support to Mayor James and the Baytown chamber, backing the bridge as a key 1956 objective to attract residents and industries and boost city growth.
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Cedar Bayou Bridge
Carpenters Union
Cedar Bayou
Texas
East James Avenues
J. A. Stewart
Stewart
Nelson McElroy
Sthe Chamber of Commerce
Carpenters
Highway Committee
Baytown
Carpenters Local Union
Decker Drive
Coedar Bayou
Carpenters of Local Union
Montgomery Services Today Burial At Trinity
Funeral services for Walter Burton Montgomery 52 of 1904 Oregon were to be held at Paul A Leeg funeral home with Rev. Harvey S Whaley officiating. The body will be taken to Trinity for burial at 4 30 p m in Cedar Grove cemetery. Montgomery a Baytown resident since 1918 was fatally injured in a traffic crash on Spencer Highway at Red Bluff Road about 1 45 am Friday. He and Walter Roberts both refinery employees had been working at the Humble Club on Red Bluff road. The truck driver Maaman Goss 21 of Pasadena was charged with negligent homicide in Justice of the Peace Dave Thompson s court. He is survived by his wife Ruth Beall Montgomery a son James E Montgomery and a daughter Sandra Montgomery all of Baytown his mother Gertrude Montgomery and a sister Miss Mary Montgomery both of Beaumont. Pallbearers will be J R A Carroll C E Smith J F B Boydell Fred L Bockenstein Perry Robinson and Leigh Crabbe.
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Walter Burton
Bill) Montgomery
Oregon
Pam
Paul A. Leeg
Harvey S. Whaley
Calder Baptist Church of
Beaumont
Trinity
Cedar Grove
Cemete Montgomery
Bay
Spencer Highway
Red Bluff Road
Walter Roberts
New Humble
Montgomery
Maaman Goss
Pasadena
Justice of the Peace
Dave Thompson
Baytown
Ruth Beall Montgomery
James E. Montgomery
Sandra Montgomery
Gertrude Montgomer
Mary Montgomery
Powder Puff Bowl Sets Up Rainbow Girls Football Game
Rainbow Girls at Cedar Bayou plan an intra squad Powder Puff Bowl next Friday night at Cedar Bayou stadium. Two un-named teams coached by Ellis Smith and Jack Simmons will clash at 7 30 pm with captains chosen Monday. Proceeds fund the Rainbow chapter. halftime by the junior high band.
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Cedar Bayou
CB Rainbow
Ellis Smith
Jack Simmons
Simmons
Smith
Cedar Bayou Stadium
Douglas Wallace
Rainbow Chapter Fund
Baytown housing vote turnout seen as heavy
Baytonians cast over 325 votes in the housing issue election as officials predicted heavy turnout before the final tally. Antis reportedly led in early voting with many property owners adding personal property to qualify. Voting occurred at multiple precincts including Wilkenalds Thad Felton City Hall San Jacinto Carver Antle Cetar Bayou High. only poll tax paying property owners could vote.
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Sam Houston
Lincoln Courts
Wace
George Chandier
Wilkenfeld
Thad Felton
San Jacinto
Carver
Antle Plumbing Co
Cetar Bayou Junior Hieh
Daniel Reported Set To Announce In Monday Speech
Dallas U S Senator Price Daniel expected to announce his candidacy for Texas governor in a Monday night speech. The Dallas Morning News cited a predictable written address while Daniel declined to confirm. Early reports and prior statements indicated broad Texas support and a large candidate field for the open governor race.
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Dallas
U.S
Price Daniel
Texas
Dallas Morning News
Allen Duckworth
Washington
United Press
Budaworth
Allan Shivers
IMB
Coke Stevenson
Charges Filed In Airport Axe Assault
Franklin W. Ray, 31, a machinery salesman, faced assault to murder charges after admitting to attacking Lawrence E. Haigwood, 48, regional manager of Western Auto Stores, with an axe in a wash room at a municipal airport. Haigwood suffered minor cuts and a concussion. Ray claimed blackout amnesia and said he did not know the victim.
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Houston
Dallas
Franklin W. Ray
Lawrence E. Haigwood
Western Auto Stores
Municipal Airport
Haigwooxl
Ray
Haigwood
Missing Person Ad Promised Recovery Through Test Classified
A fragmented Baytown notice claims a missing item can be recovered via a “Test” ad in The Baytown Lun.es with a writer at 8402. It mentions an acetylene drum covered by J. We Childress in one day for 100 dollars and includes garbled names and address snippets.
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Baytown
J. We Childress
Ainge
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