News Battle Tough One for Viet Nam Reporters
Reporters in Saigon struggle to verify war news amid censorship and factional pressure. U.S. officials fear alienating the Vietnamese government while trying to coordinate with official sources. Pentagon and press tensions highlight risks to coverage as Viet Nam warfare compounds reporting challenges.
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Viet Nam
Saigon
Beng
America
U.S
Ruassie
Sal
War Times
United States
New Channelview Elementary Nears Completion
A Channelview U.S. school with 22 classrooms and a cafetorium is under construction at First Street and Sheldon Road to relieve crowding in the district. The building, costing about 321648 dollars, will include a music room, a special education area and decorator color schemes, with space for 300 students in one dinning area.
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Channelview
U.S
Brening
Element Hoa
Saigon
FAA
Keasee
Florida
Keys
Marathon
West
Infor
Atlantic
U.S. Navy
Key West
Students Visit City Council For Insightful Baytown Evening
Sixth grade history students from Ward join Baytown Junior High attendees at a Thursday council session. Their teacher Mrs Hartrick says the visit sparked interest in local government as the class learned how city decisions are made and observed council proceedings firsthand.
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Baytown City
Qouth
City Council
Hartrick
W. T
Ward
al Lo
White House rose garden to stay but redesigned
National Park Service plans a rose garden redesign at the White House site to include perennials for year round color. Press secretary Pierre Salinger confirmed the existing rose garden will remain with additional flowers. Perennials are yet to be chosen. The project aims to maintain outdoor ceremonial space while refreshing plantings.
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Irs
Hartrick
Wueno
White House
Andy Stahl
Mary Davis
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Kennedy
National Park Service
Herbert Hoover
Executive Mansion
Caroline Kennedy
Salinger de Tom Meier
Herb Meier
Bayridge
Forte
National Park Beta Kappa
University of Service
Texas
Robert E. Lee High School
Beaumont Journal backs Connally for governor endorsement
The Beaumont Journal endorses John Connally for governor. Reports on trials loom in Houston as Rev. John B Felt faces assault with intent to rape charges. Other items note a Fort Polk soldier, a Houston heiress on trial, and international tensions from Argentina to Cuba.
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Beaumont Journal
John
Connally
Cooperation urged with adjoining counties for Gulf Coast progress
Clerk stressed regional cooperation to advance Texas Gulf Coast development. He cited Galveston County access plans to the Langley Center near Clear Lake, needing about a half mile of Harris County rights of way, plus other joint projects with neighboring counties.
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Texas Gulf Coast
Galveston County
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Manned Spacecraft Center
Clear Lake
Harris County
Particuar
Radiation button promises quick air dose readouts
A Scientific American excerpt notes brain stimulation can alter animal behavior and urges study of heredity. Dr. Edgar at Caltech studies the T4D virus and its genes to illuminate cellular memory. Separately, Wisconsin researchers designed a lithium fluoride radia tion detector button that glows with radiation exposure, potentially mass produced for licenses and hospitals in emergencies.
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Scientific American
Robert 5. Edgar
California Institute of Technology
Edgar
University of Wisconsin
Jonto
Funeral rites for James Lester Shires Monday in Baytown
Services set for 3 p.m. Monday at Paul A. Lee Chapel for James Lester Shires of Baytown retired Humble refinery foreman, died Friday in a Baytown hospital. Survived by widow Madelene, three daughters, seven brothers, two sisters, and six grandchildren. Burial in Hill-of-Rest Cemetery under Earthman Funeral Home.
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Jack) Shires
Kentucky
Baytown
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Lewisburg
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Arizona
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Humble
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St. Joseph's Catholic Church
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Maria Wellefssen
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Hotton
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Bittytown
Dutch Shires of
Dolls
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Art Shires
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Annie Shires
Lucile McCartney
Jae Zielinski
Albert Fonestlel
John Williamson
Mack Formey
John Brunson
R. Helder
Charslie Caldwell
Lacy Lusk
Machinist Department
Lomar
Musi Study Club
Boston
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Delta Kappa Gamma Society
Elife
Texas Congress of Parents and Teachers
Gregory
Iowa Education Association
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Own
Elmer Richard Gregory Jr
Eugene, Iore
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Mathias
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McKinney
Harry Lochty
Austin
Allison Gaynes
James W. Guynes
Corpus Christi
T. Braswell
A.J. Busch
H. J. Gregory
Lee A. Robertson
Joe Reid
Qudley Huckabee
Charles W. Terry
Roy Elms
L. M. Loy
Mo L. Watts
J. M. Stuart
George H. Gantry
James
Clements
T. F. Seale
We OD
Hinson Jr
Parker
MH. J. Conway
Lamar Oltman
Gregory Jr
John E. Nassal
Reder
Morgan
Baytown Leukemia Drive Set Tuesday
Baytown hosts a Leukemia Drive Tuesday from 6 to 7 pm with 433 workers contacted for door to door canvass. Robert L. Gillette chairs the drive while the Baytown Police Association guards the funds at Citizens National Bank.
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Baytown
Baytown Area
Robert L. Gillette
Irene Conway
Citizens National Bank
Houston Police Seek Suspect in Child Abduction Case
In Houston a 1 year old white girl was harmed after being lured from her home by a man she described as a friend of her father. Officers from Houston and Fort Bend counties sought a tail young welder for questioning as family details emerged. The father, 99, said he is separated from his wife. He left two younger daughters and a baby son with another daughter, 14, Friday night. the older girl said she went to a nearby hatch, and her sister was missing when she returned. A nine-year-old reported a man confronted her in Houston and near Richmond, then released her at a farm home for help.
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Fort Bend
Hatch
Richmond
George M Henry pledges Sigma Phi Epsilon at Lamar Tech
George M Henry son of Mr and Mrs Willis Henry of Mont Belvieu pledged Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity at Lamar Tech Beaumont joining 10 other pledges for the spring semester. He is a junior majoring in chemical engineering.
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George M. Henry
Willis Henry
Mont Belvien
Lamar Tech
Beaumont
Henry
Forgery Charged In Justice Court Case
Mrs J Jones was charged Friday in Justice Walter Queen's Court with passing back after detective Bob Merchant investigated the case.
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J. 7. Jones
Justice of the Peace
Walter Queen's Court
Bob Merchant
Bottle With Message Floats 3 000 Miles
A 19 year old Upsala College freshman Stephen Holzel hurled a champagne bottle into New York Harbor on Sept 1 1959 from the Nieuw Amsterdam. The note asked the finder to contact him and a reply arrived from Jean Bourdon of Maisons Laffitte near Paris saying the bottle was found Feb 15 on the French coast at Coutainville near Cherbourg about 3000 miles from the start.
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API
Stephen Holzel
New York Harbor
Nieuw Amisterdam
Holzel
Upsala College
Jean Bourdon
Maisons- Laffitte
Paris
Bourdon
Coutanville
Cherbourg
Income Tax Help For New Mexico Household Workers
Taxpayers such as maids cooks gardeners and janitors with multiple employers are urged to report all income sources on federal returns. Robert L Webb offers taxpayer assistance Mondays from 8 15 am to noon at the Federal Building next to the post office on Defe.
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Robert L. Webb
Federal
Theft Charge Filed in Naranjo Case in Houston
Luciano Naranjo Jr. of Houston was charged in Justice of the Peace Walter Queen's Court Friday with felony theft after Sgt. L. H. Ricketson recovered a pair of missing rings from Naranjo's house. The rings belonged to R. E. Payne of 2108 Montana who told police March 9 that they had been missing since February 22.
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Luciano Naranjo Jr
Houston
Justice of the Peace
Walter Queen's Court
L. H. Ricketson
Naranjo
R. E. Payne
Montana
Honor Student Richard King Named to Fall Honor Roll
Richard King of Baytown is listed on the fall semester high honor roll at the University College of Business. John Kilgore, Susand Alfred Rinco also named to the honor roll.
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Richard King
Baytown
Univer
City of Texas College of Business
John M. Kilgore
Dava
Susand
Alfred Rincod
Matra
Pilot Club member to present Tokyo slide show
Channelview Library hosts a Monday program by honorary member FUKIMT Smith sharing colored slides from Tokyo Japan. Smith and her two children recently returned from a six month visit with her father in Tokyo under the publicity committee directed by Ruth Smith as chairman.
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Fukimt Smith
Channelview Pilot Club
Tokyo
Japan
Channelview Library
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