World News in Brief United Press NNGOSTA
Cyprus and Britain lift the curfew that confined 200000 residents to their homes. A disarmament conference in London enters a decisive phase with cautious optimism. An Algerian fire at a French Army depot was initially blamed on terrorists. Egypt’s Nasser is named as a potential Middle East trouble figure. English star Robert Newton dies at 50. A US Trust Co inquiry resumes in Austin with senators invited. New York shows off a turbine powered Plymouth making early cross country trips.
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Yarborough to Speak at Harris County Democrats Meeting
Yarborough will address the Harris County Democrats at 7:30 p.m. Monday in the WOW building, with the public invited. Also noted are funeral services for Mrs. Dorothy Lee Synott of Houston and a licensed vocational nurse gathering at a marketplace venue with a guest speaker.
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Yarversagh
Harris County
Dorothiy Lee Synott
Houston
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Beaumont Amons
Aersistus
M.A. Parker
Godar
Nysiuil Fserapiss
Weil
Warm Dry Weather Continues Across Texas
United Press reports a stretch of warm, dry conditions across Texas with temperatures near Sundays highs. Monday brought mainly clear skies over North Central and West Texas while central and eastern areas saw gulf clouds. Some fog formed along coastal sections with a slight chance of precipitation forecast by the weather bureau.
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Main Bridge Repair Awarded to Houston Firm
The W. F. Wortham contracting firm of Houston won a 516,000 contract Monday to repair the Main Bridge over Goose Creek on West Main in Harris County. Repairs follow damage from barges brushing the piling, with two concrete pilings to be replaced and a timber cluster added around the foundation to prevent recurrence.
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Houston
Goose Creek
West Main
Harris County
Wortham Law
Vi V. Radsey
Around Town Local Notes Weaves Names and Clues
The Sun offices list Robert He. LiK as a ring owner inscribed HW with a 158 price. Nell Dickerson worries others may claim items. Carolyn Belmanakie Jerry Capps Nell Guthrig and Thelma Drew feature in scattered mentions as Martha Lilly and Reba Denny search for items and updates while Willadene Hines heads toward the Pelly freeway and Johnny Chandler sends a puzzled text.
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Reba Denny
Willadene Hines
Pelly
Johnny Chandler
Baytown Churches Schedule Week of Easter Services
Holy Week services are planned across Baytown churches with St. Mark's Methodist Lutherans and Episcopal rites noted. Dr. Wayne McCloskey leads I Am the Door and Good Shepherd topics. Highlands Methodist and Trinity Episcopal plan nightly litany and Holy Communion observances. First Christian hosts The Story at Easter choir program. revival meetings run at Trinity Tabernacle and a Calvary Baptist revival daily. Central Assembly hosts annual missionary convention with speakers Washburn, Suilisholt, Moore, and pastor Lonnie Bowlin.
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Baytown
St. Mark's Methodist
Wayne McCloskey
Jesus
Welleskey
T. P. Hendrick
Highlands Methodist
First Christian
Cisde Foltz
Chance
Gerald Cox
W. S. Graham
Trinity Tabernacle
Bob Alsup
Oklahoma City
Caady
C. D. Henley
Central Assembly of God Church
Mr Washburn
Phoenix
Annie Suilisholt
Liberia
Raymond I
Mooreland
Mexico
Lonnie Bowlon
Drowning tragedy claims Crosby youth at Lake Houston
Alfred Rickletsen Jr., an 11 year old from Route 1 Crashby, drowned while attempting to cross an inlet on horseback at Lake Houston. Two companions were rescued after a rope thrown by Cone Johnson, father in law of Herman Koska, pulled them to safety. Johnson also tried to reach the boy, who disappeared and was recovered later by a rescue party. Baytown Emergency Corps aided in the search with grappling hooks and additional volunteers. See DROWNING-Page Too.
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Alfred
Butch) Riecklefsen Jr
Alfred Rickletsen
Horseeback
Lake Houston
Cone Johnson
Herman
Koska
Woska
Hog
Carl Rickisson
J.D. Marton
Baytown
Johnson
Young Alford
Tatiot
Morton
Pam
Ih Highlands Emergency Corps
Ray Monsion
Houston
Richard Mack
Baytown approves federal housing plan with 1018 to 857 vote
After weeks of bitter campaigning by housing opponents led by Baytown Realtors and the Homeowners Association, Baytown voters statewide approved the federal housing expansion by 1018 votes to 857. Precinct results show mixed support across several polling locations amid lighter turnout than expected.
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Baytown Realtors
Baytown Homeowners Association
Greater, Baytown Improvement Association
Explosion at Shell plant injures three workers
In an early morning blast at a Shell plant, three workers suffered minor burns while plant grounds were flooded with alarm. Fire crews fought the blaze two hours after the explosion which shattered tanks and pipes. officials declined immediate damage estimates. The incident drew a startled crowd from nearby Baytown and prompted gate restrictions for visitors.
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Antormat
Houston
Pasadena
Fie
Ofificians
Harry
Houston NAACP Calls Segregation Meeting
The Houston branch of the NAACP plans a mass meeting on Thursday to discuss desegregation of Houston's recreational facilities and public schools. President Francis Li Williams says action will follow up the announced policy of school integration and desegregation, with schools as the main business and immediate desegregation of city facilities urged.
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Houston
National Association Ot the Advancement of Colored People
Francis Li Williams
NAACP
Wiliams
Daniel Price Daniel to Run for Texas Governor
U S Sen Price Daniel publicly indicated plans to run for Texas governor, stating he would resign from the Senate if nominated. He outlined a late Davis TV radio rollout, indicated broad public support, and noted potential complications from rival W Lee O'Daniel.
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Dallas
U. S
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Daniel Gll
Texas
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Te State
Teaas
Baker Hotel
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Tyaytawn Sun Ad Writer Contact Dial 32302
In Central Asia a quirky ad urges dialing 32302 for problem solving whether selling renting or help. It promises fast results, claiming Mrs L Fi Wanak’s rental problem solved in two days at a cost cited as STA TVET and mentions payments like $108 and $52 with unclear terms.
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Central Asia
Sun
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Daniel Sure On Electoral Change In Senate Debate
Washington Sen Price Daniel says a two thirds Senate vote is needed to approve any constitutional amendments on changing the electoral college. A compromise plan would split electoral votes by population or let districts decide one vote each with two added. House farm leader Poage seeks safeguards to prevent the administration from turning the 1.2 billion soil bank into a slush fund to buy elections.
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Price Daniel
Senate
Daniel
W. R. Poage
Tex
House-Senate
Congress
Senators Fear Brutal Movies Harming Kids
Washington The Senate Juvenile Delinquency subcommittee warned that increasingly brutal violent or sadistic films could cause anti social behavior in emotionally disturbed children. The report says most children won t imitate violence but heavy repeated exposure may create a permissive atmosphere and could trigger violent behavior in vulnerable youths.
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Washington
Senate
Gov Shivers Finds Lausche Best Available for Dem Nomination
Fort Worth Texas Gov Al Lan Shivers said on NBC Moot the Press that only Gov Frank Lausche of Ohio could be acceptable for the Democratic presidential nomination. He rejected Adlai Stevenson over Tidelands and did not commit to Lyndon Johnson as a favorite son candidate, promising to explain his view when he speaks Tuesday.
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Fort Worth
Allan Shivers
Frank Lausche
Ohin
Adlai Stevenson
Tidelands
Shivers
Texas
Ars
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
Candlidate
House
Sam Rayburn
Houstonian Hurt In Accident Here
Mrs. Mary Whitehead Byrne, 36, of Houston, was listed resting well at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital after a Sunday afternoon auto crash at Spur 201 and West Main. The other vehicle was driven by Earl Oxendine of Baytown. Byrne tried a U turn, Oxendine’s car struck hers. both were treated and released.
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Mary Whitehead Byrne
Houston
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
Byrne
Earl Oxendine
Baytown
Spur 201
West Main Street
Oxendine
Eisenhower Arrives For Get Acquainted Talks At Greenbrier
President Eisenhower arrives by train at 6 30 a m for a hemispheric solidarity conference at the Greenbrier in West Virginia with Mexico's Adolfo Ruiz Cortines and Canada's Louis St Laurent. The plush hotel hosts a 16 room presidential suite costing 250 dollars daily. Eisenhower hopes a golf round with Sammy Snead precedes diplomatic talks.
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White Sulphur Springs
Eisenhower
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Washington
Adolfo Ruiz Cortines
Louis St. Laurent
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Allegheny Mountains
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Sammy Snead
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