Thieves Den Aroused Jesus In Temple Scene
An excerpt from The Romance of Jesus by Dr Poling describes Jesus entering the Temple and driving out money changers with a rope, angering priests and shocking onlookers as Peter recounts the scene to his wife Sarah. The narrative frames a new, urgent portrayal of cleansing worship.
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Seven Jurors Appointed in Pierson Murder Trial
Houston March 30 Sp Seven jurors were selected by midnight Tuesday in the Clyde Pierson murder trial in Judge Langston King’s district court. Defense attorney D Dick Little rejected all 12 prospective jurors. Pierson’s defense centers on self defense in the November 1952 glub 25 Old Main killing of gambler George Hoppe. A prior trial ended in a hung jury. Pierson appeared wan as the proceedings began. Little’s bid for a postponement over a missing witness was denied.
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Dick) Little
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Concert Tonight by Civic Music Assn at Lee High
Sun Spots Concert Tonight features Sidney Foster and 12 instrumentalists performing excerpts from famous concertos at 7 48 p m in the Robert E Lee high school auditorium. Also PTA art and crafts class held 9 2 0 to 11 30 a m in the school library with corsage making and Easter egg decoration demonstrations. Co Op meeting set for Baytown Co operative Assn stockholders at 7 30 p m in Baytown Community House.
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Arts and Crafts
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Baytown
Around Town glimpses and social notes with many names
Bryan Stratton, trustee of San Jacinto Memorial hospital, details quiet hospital work. Mary Garrett entertains neighbors on the terrace. Mrs. R. W. Pipkin waits downtown for shops to open. Horace Fowler passes time awaiting Dixie. Norman Harcrave attends to a watch issue. Wanda Spangles awaits instructions. Charlotte and Guy Woods visit with Michael arriving. Billie Dell Mallaway heads to a refreshment table. Ex-Paytonian Ernie Baetz hosts parents from San Antonio at a Houston theatre. Bob and Wilma Michael see flowers gone in front of their home. Richard Mack shows a blistered thumb after a 120-pound Warsaw tea finish. Mack’s sea fishing yields nine big catches. M. B. Curley Dingley returns from a stay in Dothan, South Africa, and jokes about left-side driving and flight sickness.
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San Antonio
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Cool Front Advances Through Texas Coast
United Press reports a cool front moving south toward the Texas coast with a new weather system from the west may trigger scattered showers across much of the state. Dalhart posted 18 degrees, the state’s coldest, as the cold snap spread south for a gradual cool down with no dramatic drops expected. An upper level trough from the west was near Arizona and expected to reach West Texas by Wednesday.
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Man Shot On Pleasure Pier Sues For $42,750
Edward Reedy an 18 year old from Galveston filed a suit against the Galveston Pier Corporation for 42750 dollars alleging a July shooting by watchman Regis Dubé as Reedy entered the Pleasure Pier. Dubé worked for the Pier Corp which operates the pier. The incident happened in the afternoon.
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Baytown Voters Set For Bond Tax Vote On School District
Baytown residents will vote Saturday on authorizing the consolidated Goose Creek Cedar Bayou district to assume debts and levy a school tax of 41.5 cents and a college tax of 20 cents to fund operations. The consolidated district totals 3,841,060 in debt and Lee College 276,000. Eleven ballot boxes will be available and voters must prove eligibility with sworn statements.
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Congress Moves Toward $1 Billion Excise Tax Cut
Congress expected to finish action on a bill cutting federal excise taxes by about one billion dollars annually. The measure would trim taxes on household appliances jewelry furs cosmetics theatre tickets luggage telephone and telegraph calls travel tickets and several items while keeping taxes on autos gasoline liquor beer wire and cigarettes. Eisenhower anticipated to sign into law though some differences remain between House and Senate figures and timing.
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Body Identified As Missing Flier in Gulf Rescue
A body recovered near Freeport Texas has been identified as S Sgt Claude J Trahan 28 of Burlington Vermont missing since March 22 after a B 29 bomber suffered a decompression incident two miles above the Gulf of Mexico. Trahan was stationed at Randolph AFB Texas and identified by Ellington AFB officials.
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Freeport
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Atom Jitters Sweep Japan Over New H Bomb Tests
Tokyo reports fear of atom dusting and fishing area contamination after U S hydrogen bomb explosion in the Marshall Islands prompts warnings. Japanese officials say they will await formal reports, while fishermen fear radioactive exposure and coastal ports near Yasui are stunned. Washington asserts it will continue thermonuclear trials despite European and Far East criticism.
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State Patrol to Use Radar on Speeders
Austin authorities announce Texas Highway Patrol will deploy radar devices to curb speeding, the state’s top traffic killer. Public officials and press will be invited to test the equipment, with three radar meters to be phased in soon in designated areas.
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Baytown Council Candidates At Forum Weigh Views
Seven of Baytown’s ten City Council hopefuls spoke at a Monday night City Hall forum. About twenty attendees heard candidates praise or critique the current administration and Baytown’s improvement program with little disagreement on major issues. Speakers included Walter Boucher M J Kriz Luther Lea M L Campbell Clyde E Sloan Al Clayton and others with moderator William Strickler guiding remarks.
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Disrict
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M. le Campbell
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Dallas Youth Convicted in Rape Killing Sentenced to Death
Tommy Lee Walker, 18, convicted of the robbery murder of Mrs. H. C. Parker in Dallas last September, faces the electric chair after a jury verdict delivered in under two hours. The case followed a citywide nude prowler scare. witnesses testified to a sexual assault and robbery, with Walker admitting only to robbery and murder.
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Shivers Forces Hold Strong In Texas Tax Bill Fight
In Austin the House pushed the administration’s 26 million tax measure amid a solid Shivers-backed majority. Lawmakers defeated several administration-opposed amendments, with Speaker Reuben Senterfitt keeping control as the bill moves toward Senate consideration. Meanwhile, a separate fight over natural gas pricing and a proposed gas gathering tax saw debate stall and referrals, as lawmakers debate changes to corporate and beer taxes and fuel revenue schemes.
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Wreck at Bragg Airfield Leaves Many Feared Dead
Reports from Fort Bragg describe a bombing or transport plane crash into a mess hall and barracks. Initial accounts indicate 16 soldiers dead or missing, with three bodies recovered an hour and a half after impact. Wreckage and burned debris blocked the site as rescuers worked.
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Testing Tools of the China War Claim By Defenders
A terse briefing notes Wend on baits gratia surrounds Diew Bren Thu says Tuesday Unfordresa's defenders earned the right to call themselves the testing tools of the Enidoe China war. Berlin notes Western missions barred from Soviet zone. In Jerusalem an impartial US chair accuses Israel of aggression over a village attack. In Washington diplomats say Dulles hints at a new line against Communism in the South.
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New Stop Signs Up in La Porte City
La Porte Police Chief Walter Reburson urged motorists Tuesday to watch for new stop signs at B Street Iowa and A B and C streets Rights. He said the signs aim to cut accidents rising after street paving and increased detour traffic near the new La Porte elementary school. A full traffic survey is planned to locate further needs.
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Law Busy On Land And Sea Rotory Mower 12 Foot Skiff Stolen
Baytown deputies pursue two burglary cases from weekend thefts. A 12 foot Lone Star skiff vanished from George F. Shepherd’s Bayshore Drive home between Saturday afternoon and Sunday 1 pm, suggesting boat theft. A 22 inch rotary mower was stolen from Mrs. Lucille Hare’s Lynchburg area garage, valued around 250 dollars. At A J Hill residence a burglary removed a screen and door, plus three small appliances.
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Fats) Brown
J.C. Bickerstaff Turslay
George F. Shepherd
Werat Bayshore Drive
Shepherd
Lucille Hare
Lynchburg
A. J. Hill
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