Wallace Shows Fuel in Rights Debate From Primaries
Washington reports that Governor Wallace’s strong showings in Wisconsin and Indiana primaries sharpened the Senate civil rights debate. Senators note limited vote shifts, while Johnson says Wallace’s 24 percent in Wisconsin and about 20 percent in Indiana do not signal overwhelming support for Wallace’s record. Four Wisconsin and Indiana Democrats insist they stay fully committed to the bill.
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Arabian Students Present Anahuac Church Program
A group of Arabian students from Lee College hosted a program for the Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church in Anahuac after a dinner with the church. Abdul Salatt spoke on education in Arabia, Nabil Taha offered a profile of Arabian views on Christianity, and Hammed Fiyas played the lute. LC sponsor R B McGraw accompanied the visitors, with additional attendees Mecey Salama Ali Reda Zaid Jaaira Ibrahim Khalaf Abdullah Rashid Angeriv.
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Anahuac
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Baytown
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Mohammed Fiyas
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Bob) McGraw
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Zaid Ja’ Aira
Ibrahim Khalaf
Abdullah ‘Rashid
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Former Baytown Resident Mrs Hanley Dies at 45
Former Baytown resident Mrs. Mstle Schultz Hanley 45 died unexpectedly Sunday at her Rochester home. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Irondequoit Presbyterian Church. She lived in Baytown from 1918 to 193 before moving to Bellville. Survivors include husband William E Hanley and children Paula and Thomas of Rochester, mother E. H. Schultz of Bellville, brothers Robert Schultz of Baytown Edmund H. Schultz Jr. of Beer Park, sisters Mrs Katy Rehms of Lake Jackson Mrs Lucille Stuckey of Houston and Mrs Alice Scholman of San Antonio. Memorials to Trondequoit Presbyterian Church.
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Robert L. Schultz
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Raytown
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Houston
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San Antonin
Ben Bella Leaves Moscow With Loan and Tours
Algerian President Ahmed Ben Bella departed Moscow after securing a long-term loan of 126.5 million dollars for projects including a 300,000 ton steel mill. Khrushchev and family headed for Egypt en route to Alexandria after a 13 day Soviet visit. Belia will visit Bulgaria and Czechoslovakia as Nasser hosts later events on the Nile.
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