SUN Spots Scout Meeting and College News
Sun Spots reports a Fort Hays State College event among 35 teachers taking courses in Baytown advice and ceremonies. It notes a University Scholar convocations at Southern University and a Friday Saturday LC auditorium gathering. Also mentions a funeral for Mrs L Norton, a degree for William Alton Summers Jr at University of Texas, a broken coin changer investigated by Patrolman B P Merchant, a Baytown Volunteer Fire Department banquet with John Donnelly presiding, and Galveston tides for Wednesday with low and high times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Alton Summers Jr
Graham
University of Texas
Meen Meerte
Local Baytown Notes Highlight Little League Ties
Dick Manne presents a page of community snippets. Buck et al along with Lester Alford consider roles in journalism and editorial writing. Baytown history charm from Mrs. Thad Murphy. J M Breeland brothers split loyalties between two Little League teams. Joey plays Bayshore Yankees, Dickie with Rotary Club. Neal Oakes in the Army. Doris Laughlin enjoys a game. Jennine Lyons birthdays. Robert E Lee High grads honored including Crain Riley Parker Reaugh Bishop. Ray Williams family visited relatives in Houston. Mrs. Harry Glock shows bouquets for a nearby fete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Manne
Bucket
Oliver
Lester Alford
Mose’ Sumner
Herbert Duke
Thad Murphy
Baytown
W. J
Josh) Wells
Johnny Bob Brown
J. M. Breelands
Joey
Bayshore Yankees
Dickie
Neal Oakes
Glenn Oakes
Doris Laughlin
Jennine Lyons
Robert E. Lee High School
Larry Crain
Betty Riley
Barbara Jean Parker
Marcia Reaugh
Lynette Bishop
Ray Williams
Houston
Harry Glock
Port Arthur Names New School Trainer
Port Arthur man George Crow was named Monday night to succeed Bobby Sewhere as school trainer. Crow, well known in athletics, was chosen from applicants. He signed a 12 month contract and will head the training staff for the entire school district and oversee athletic equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
HE Crow
Port
Arthur Bie
Mony Aight
Bobby Sewhere
I Crow
Guan
Ife
Iisurance
Iner
Inflation pose persists, US Chamber told
William A. McDonnell, board chairman of the US Chamber of Commerce, warned that inflation remains a potent danger despite short term relief. He urged greater businessman involvement in government and civic duties to curb wage price spirals and fiscal excess, noting a need for stronger citizen participation.
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Washington
United States Chamber of Commercce
William A. McDonnell
St. Louis
Chamber
McDonnell
Sleep Jumper Hurt in Highlands House Fire Escape
Billy Eskew of 114 South Eleventh Highlands awoke to a blaze at 3:23 a.m. Tuesday and leaped from bed through a winery window, suffering minor glass cuts. He was treated and released from Sardacinto Hospital.
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Billy Eskew
South Eleventh
Highlands
Billy
Sardacinto Hospital
Eskew
School Board weighs student dance policy amid petition clash
The meeting debated using school facilities for dances as 1,407 signers urged denial. Trustees heard pastors oppose and support, while Clifton Adams missed due to work. President Fuller urged united approach ahead of Monday night session.
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Oth
Ray
Wil
Iam H. Bridges
R. B. “Stockton
Fuller
Clifton Adams
D. T. Smith
Henry McCaghrens
Lakewood
Church of Christ
Dan Gardner
Central’ Baptist ‘Church
Paul ‘Stephens
Second Baptist
Baytown
Dallas
Gardner
Five Primaries Shape Nation's Presidential Odds
Five state primaries under way test presidential prospects for Kennedy and Nixon. Indiana and Ohio favor Kennedy and Nixon on presidential ballots, with Indiana awarding 34 Democratic and 32 Republican convention votes. In Ohio Kennedy is expected to gain 64 Democratic and Nixon at least 55 of 56 Republican convention votes. Measures in DC and Alabama may boost support for Adlai Stevenson and party prospects.
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Associated Voters
Indiana
Ohio
District of Columbia
Alabama
Pritinatas
Congress
Richard .M. Nixon
John F
Stevenson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Wayne’ Morse
Oregon
Ken’ Nedy
Nixon
Kennedy
Korean Students Challenge Martial Law With New Uprisings
In Seoul and four major cities, thousands of students defied martial law marching for parliamentary elections. About 20 000 rallied in Pusan for a third day, 700 in Taegu and 1 500 in Kimhae demanding the Assembly's dissolution amid reports of clashes and accusations of fraud in the 1958 election that kept ex-President Syngman Rhee in power. Authorities seek constitutional changes toward a premier cabinet system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
South
Korea
National Assembly
Pusan
Taegu
Kimhae
Syngman Rhee
Lee Ki-Poong
Huh Chung
Eisenhower Warns Public On Foreign Aid Cuts
President Eisenhower warned that cutting foreign aid by more than a billion dollars would be a calamitous defeat in the fight against communistic imperialism. He noted the authorization bill sets ceilings, with actual funding to be decided later, and urged bipartisan support at a dinner hosted by growth and freedom committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
America
Senate
Congress
Free World
Committee For International Growth
Committee
Fisenhower
Harry S. Truman
Sth Congress
Howe
Integration Is Mission Work, Churchmen Say
The Associated Press reports church leaders describe integration as a moral mission while Kentucky State College investigates a fire that caused about 100 dollars in damage to a gymnasium. Investigators say all signs point to arson.
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Associated Press
Southern Presbyterians
Kentucky State College
Frankfort
eCO_ne
TV Stations Off For CD Broadcast
Washington AP reports every television station will go off the air for 30 minutes at 2 p.m. EST for a civil defense test. Radio stations switch to two special frequencies. Eisenhower records a brief talk, with Gates and Hoegh arranging remarks. It is the most elaborate Conelrad test to date to confuse enemy bombers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Secretary of Defense
Thomas 5
Gates
Civil Defense
Leo Hoegh
Presbyterians urged open doors to qualified students
The General Assembly adopted a committee report urging institutions admit qualified students without regard to race. The report notes Africa mission work hindered by lack of native readers educated in white U.S. colleges. Methodists discuss desegregation but vote against cutting funds. Duke and Emory do not admit Negroes. The text references Operation Alert 1980 and protests in Kentucky and Augusta, linked to organized anti segregation demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church In the
United States
Jacksonville
Fla
Presbytery of
Potomac
Africa
Presbyterian
Colo
Duke University
Duke
Emory University
Atlanta
Kentucky
Washington
Augusta
City approves paving contract on Moongrow Drive
WALLAS Texas AP Tin Pate Alley song writers should receive inspiration from one city street paving job approved here. The City Council awarded 2, $4,600, contract to the Texas Bullithic Co. to pave Moongrow Drive and Old Ox Road in Singing Hill from Red Bird Lane to Blue Moon Drive.
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Wallas
Tex
Tin Pate Alley
Texas Bullithic Co
Moongrow Drive
Old Ox Road
Singing Hille
Red Bird Lane
Blue Moon Drive
Lana's Girl Ends Flight To Freedom
Cheryl Crane daughter of Lana Turner and two other girls escaped from El Retiro Home in Sylmar, then were picked up by Steve Crane near a supermarket and turned over to juvenile authorities. Probation officers will decide if they return to El Retiro or a more secure facility. Cheryl Turner had become a ward after fatally stabbing her mother's lover, John Stompanato, in Beverly Hills.
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Los Angeles
Cheryl Crane
Lana ‘Turner
Authority
el ‘Retiro
Sylmar
Cheryl
Steve Crane
Beverly Hills
Sohn Stompanato
Miss Turner
Chessman Victim Is Mentally Ill in Gas Chamber Fallout
LOS ANGELES AP One victim of Daryl Chessman’s sexual attacks sits in a trance unable to grasp his execution. Mary Alice Meza, 29, remains institutionalized and deeply ill, her mother Ruth Shaw saying the tragedy will not end with death, and another former victim expressed a wish to forget.
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Los Angeles
Daryl Chessman
Mary Alice Meza
Ruth Shaw
Chessman
Shaw
Andrew H. Brennan
Weather Warning Signals Turbulent Storms Over Texas Panhandle
The Weather Bureau issued warnings for West Texas east of the Pecos and the South Plains. Thunderstorms were developing in the Panhandle and moving east this afternoon with a few severe storms expected between 3 pm and 9 pm. Areas include Amarillo Borger Canyon Canadian and other Panhandle towns. A second warning covered the South Plains with storms forming this afternoon and moving east this evening with several severe storms along a Wink to Abilene line. Cities listed: Odessa Midland Abilene Big Spring Lamesa Sweetwater Snyder Colorado City Monahans.
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Texas
Panhandle
Amarillo
Enid
Borger
Ae Canyon
Canadian
Ood -Pedos -Valley
Wink
ABC Chief Denies Payola Firing Favoritism
Washington AP notes ABC President Leonard J. Goldenson denied Clark received preferential treatment over a fired disc jockey. Testimony before the House subcommittee examined under cover payments to plug records. Clark, the nationally televised DJ, testified payola never touched him and faced questions about ethics and double standards at ABC.
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Washington
American’ Broadcasting, Co
Clark
Jey
ABC
Leonard J. Goldenson
Goldenson
Stockey
Alan
Ben Hoberman
Golden Soh
House
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Hoberman
Payola
Harris
Congress
American Airlines
Eisenhower urges Congress to back foreign aid and farm reform
President Eisenhower told Congress that civil legislation is a major early accomplishment and urged approval of a 34.175 billion foreign aid program as vital to national security. He warned election-year politics could impede progress while calling for constructive farm legislation within set guidelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
America
Congress
Coast Guard searches seas for missing Killdeer near Charleston
Coast Guard cutters hunted heavy seas off Charleston for the missing yacht Killdeer with six aboard. Five men were rescued from the sister vessel Dutch Treat, which foundered in 10 foot waves during an electrical storm. Killdeer owners were Mr and Mrs Charles H Jecomas Jr of Annapolis with their young son and three unidentified persons. Both boats were traveling from Fort Lauderdale to Oxford Massachusetts.
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Charleston
S.C
Coast. Guard
Charles H. Jecomas Jr
Annapolis
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Oxford
Texas City embankment crash claims two San Antonio residents
A car crashed into an embankment near Texas City killing Colby Baxter, 24, and Arthur Sanderson, 17, of San Antonio. The accident underscores local tragedy amid a day of national political and military news.
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Colby Baxter
Arthur Sanderson
San Antonio
Embankment
Texas City
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Bogalusa
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