Community notices share plans for events and honors
Sun Spots announces a program at Ridge Hall with a canteen, cake sale, and a 7 50 to 9 30 p.m. band. Horace A will meet. Hampered by garbled text. Delmar R. Dyer Jr. receives a U S Air Force commission recently. Little League field work day set with volunteers needed. District Attorney Dan Walton to speak at La Porte Chamber luncheon April 34. Woodville Dogwood Festival scheduled Saturday. Galveston tides: high at 5 19 p.m. and low at 9 57 a.m.
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Dan Walton
la Porte Chamer
Local items mix banter and civic tasks in spring notes
Mr Mose Sumner chats at a Main Street coffee bar on a sunny spring day. Nelda Joan Ward of California recovering from pneumonia, with her father noting progress. Wilton Roper seeks council aid for teen hall program, council to review city finances. Frank Goss, Bay town census chief, outlines preparations for the April 1 headcount. Ray Tickney, a council candidate, jokes about a possible underhanded helper in the campaign.
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Mose" Sumner
Nelda Joan Wd
W. L.duby
California
Wilton Roper
Roper
Frank Goss
Baytown
Iclis
Ray Tickney
UN Security Council to be called on SA conflict crisis
The Asian African bloc urged a special Security Council session as city leaders failed to reach a quorum to discuss South African racial conflict. Mayor Pruett and several councilors were late or absent, leaving only three members and prompting adjournment. The episode highlighted procedural disputes over quorum and authority in addressing the pressing international issue.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. Security Council
al ‘Clayton
W.d.willich Reeves
Paul H. Mevirs
Pruett
Lacy Lusk
Lusk
Clayton
Ward
City Alcacmesy
George Chandler
Council of Ordinance Authority
Carnegie St. Alior
Doves
Cig Basse
Tme
Jeter
Baytown
Senate Rights Bill Revision Delays OK Civil Rights Move
Southern senators pledge to strengthen the House civil rights measure as Senate action on the president's program faces delay. The House bill, trimmed from Eisenhower’s plan, would appoint referees to prevent voter discrimination. if the Senate approves unchanged, it goes to President Eisenhower. If amended, it returns to the House, risking weeks or months of delay. The Senate fixed a Tuesday deadline for committee return after voting to refer the bill to Judiciary.
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Washington
Southern
Richardb. Russell
Atty
William P. Rogers
United States
Senate
Eisenhower
House
House Rules Committee
Judiciary Committee
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Uprising Ends Tennessee Convicts Quietly
Tennessee inmates Rivera and Parra seized 21 hostages at the state prison before a peaceful end. Officials say a former guard’s potential involvement may trigger charges. Rivera, 24, of Temple Texas, is among the prison’s most dangerous inmates while Parra’s details remain unclear.
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Ille
Tenn
Robert Rivera
Raymond Parra
Alice
Lynn Bomar
Borders
Land
Inguuie
Merit Institut
Rivera
Temple
Tex
J. W. Trousdale
Sam Broyles
Jack Warrick
Farra
Overflow Crowd Hears Sports Center Backers
A large audience heard proposals for a joint stadium and exhibition center downtown near Wishmedan Avenue and the Sam Houston Coliseum area. Proponents from Fat Stock Show and Sports Center North urged a 820 million project to boost a downtown complex within walking distance of the core. City leaders discussed urban renewal and potential site options, with officials noting population factors and venue capacity for 200,000 spectators in a single day.
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Ted Waltman
Vivic
lChatrinie Wo
AL Kurklans
Is County Board of Park Conyenus
Lewis Cutter Presient
Douglas Marshall
Troy Pll
Sports Center North
Jen Andrew
Jlouston
Vhan Renewil Commission
Shana
Jo Biron
Sam Houston Coliseum
Marshall
Isvone
Heustarathe
Jes
Buffalo Bayou
Tacalion
Andraw
Park Commission
Peerston
Smokers May Hit Frigger Chemical Link to Pleasure
NEW YORK AP A British scientist suggested smoking may trigger the release of norepinephrine in the brain, a chemical linked to pleasure and relief. He noted nicotine stores this chemical in the heart area and can cause heart racing, cheerfulness, and fatigue reduction during smoking, amid a symposium partly funded by the Tobacco Industry Research Committee.
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New York
Fim Ai Walle
Tobeca
Comimit- Hite
Wilt Chamberlain Quits Basketball In Nba Decline
AP bulletin from New York reports Wilt Chamberlain, the rookie of the season, announces he will never play in the NBA again. He says he is quitting basketball and will not return to the league, shocking fans and the sports world.
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NEW York
Will Chamberlain
Tasketball Assa
Chamberlin
New York Post Today
Secret Service Chief to Speak at Local Club Event
Lane Berwam, agent in charge of the U.S. Secret Service, will speak Tuesday morning at Robert E. Lee High School. The talk titled Know Your Money is arranged by Dingens Bank and introduced by James Sherwin, with Evelyn Robson hosting guests at the DC Club event.
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Lane Berwam
Ti. S
Secret Service
Diversionoa
Houston
Robert E. Lee High
Soho
Bethaan
James Sherwin
No Twisters Hit Texas Weather Report Weathers Small Hail
Report notes three inches of hail near Abilene and a tornadic alert that expired without damage. Occasional rain showers affected North Central and Northeast Texas while fog and drizzle covered the South Plains and Panhandle along a stationary front from Lufkin to Temple to south of Del Rio.
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Abilene
Texas
Amidmeaht
North Central
South Plains
Panhandle
Lufkin
Temple
del Rio
Big Prize Drawn Free for Baytown Shoppers
A Baytown contest offers a $500 first prize and five $100 prizes with no purchase. Fill out a free registration blank at participating stores by April 16 for a chance to win. registration is available at many locations. The drawing is April 18 at the Chamber of Commerce building. employees and families of firms are ineligible.
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Baytown
Honusi
Baytown Area
Opan
Chamber of Commerce
Mei
Tie
Amman's
J. W. Ainsworth and Co
Beatown Heardward
Boull’s
Bo Peon
Culpepper Furniture
DeBruhl’s
Drew Economy
Tawa and Country
Fabric Shop
Fulle
Bo OP
Clears
Gus
Haley's Variety
POON
Tirseh
Hivase Jewelry
House of Fection
Fabric
Ahs
UP Clan
Stare
Mather Jour
Colony House
Trabson
Sears
Brie Is Co
Anc
Mixed signals at Geneva disarmament talks and world leaders in brief
Soviet Union rejects U S demands to begin concrete negotiations on a worldwide disarmament agency during Geneva talks as Khrushchev visits sites tied to Lenin and meets de Gaulle. In the U S a congressional hearing denies links to a downed plane, while Democrats in the Midwest court presidential contenders in Detroit. Ground breaks on a $3 million cement pipe plant in Wilboro Texas as Mexico City faces student protests and a Texas journalism conference opens in Austin with Baytown Sun staffer John Marsh slated to attend. Oil prices rise five cents a barrel as Southern Minerals posts new figures.
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U.S
Geneva
Austin
Texas University School of Journalism
Baytown Sun
John Marsh
Mrs. Gourlay 71 Dies Rites Set
Mrs. Gourlay born December 7, 1888 at Cedar Bayou, lived there all her life. She was a member of Star Bayou Methodist Church. Funeral services will be held Sunday at Cedar Bayou Street Church with Rev. Byron Orstar officiating. Survived by her husband J. I. Iawn. four sons, two daughters. four grandchildren.
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Mtown
Cedar Bayou
Star Bayou Methodlist Church
Pen
Simlay
Cedar
Bawa
Residents Census Aid Requested in Baytown Area
Advance census forms are being delivered to each home that receives mail in Baytown and must be filled out before April 1. Local census crew leaders, including Mrs. Hare and Mrs. Pyne, urge residents to cooperate, with forms picked up at front doors or, if needed, during assigned collection times.
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Baytown
H. Fre Coss
Raytown
Hare
Fowes
Chisaes
Marvin
Sant Maah
Goss
Pyne
Bayniwn
Seapah
Lakewood
Judge Roy Tee Steens Office Under Scrutiny in Probe
Testimony in Amarillo referenced wild sex parties tied to Randall County Judge Roy Tee Steens and his private law office. Witnesses described a lewd picture racket with involvement by his office staff and gambler Lester Day, amid murder threats, gambling payoffs, and liquor diversions. A young woman testified about photos shown in Stevens’ Amaranth setting, naming no photographer.
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Amarillo
Randall County
Roy Tee Steens
Texas House
Joe Brock
Lester Day Vis
Mittee
Chtess
Stevens
Am‘a
Cranyon
Wagaoner Carr Speaks At LULAC Installation
Wagaoner Carr addressed the LULAC installation, speaking on civic involvement and community service. The event highlighted U.S. Latino progress and the importance of leadership in advancing minority rights and outreach programs.
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Wagaoner Carr
Lulac
Fourth Ring Sale Promises Hidden Deals in Sun Ads
A fragmented note describes a heated ad market phrase about selling through want ads, mentioning Sun Classifieds and a department, hinting at nominal costs and information flow for buyers. Names appear garbled, but the piece centers on ad sales and listing visibility.
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Informacion
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