Molly Hornsby elected president of Texas club
Sun Spots notes Molly Hornsby daughter of Mrs H R Hornsby elected president of the Physical Education Majors Club at the University of Texas. Also covered are community events in Craigmont and Baytown, a LULAC fundraiser, a rally in Houston with Senator Anderson and President Kennedy, a UC Southwestern graduation for Linda Louise Hutsell, a rummage sale at Peace Tabernacle, a Lakewood Civic bingo, two patents granted to H W Earhart and Dr W G DePierri, Fort Riley exercises, a pharmacy degree at UT, college testing by Dean Rundell, a U S Coast Guard Auxiliary boat safety check in Roseland Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Hornsby
H. RB. Hornsby
Univ of Texas
Molly
City Auditorium
Houston
Clinton P. Anderson
Ken- Linda Louise Hutsell
Ana Nedy
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Fort Riley
Billy Ayers
Oak
Highlands
13Th
For
Riley
Kan
Elizabeth Ann Armstrong
Garnie Ayers
Schil- Bayshore
U. & Coast Guard
Auillary Flotilla 67
Roseland Park
Weather and tides plus local notes and names
Overcast with southeasterly winds and high near 48 Friday and around 68 Friday night. Galveston tides high at 6 02 am and 2 44 pm with low at 10 48 am and 11 06 pm. Local items include Cynthia Huey’s high heel accident, 4 H entomology project by LeVerne Troutman and gift exchanges among Secret Pals, publicity for Sylvan Beach Day, Beta Sigma Phi gift to Yvonne D Olive, Disneyland trip win by Ulrich Kleinsmidt, Sony Ellistors move to Lakewood, Eagle Scout David Mangum, and various community notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Cynthia Huey
LaVerne Troutman
Malcolm Barekey
Sandra Voytek
Neehe Jackson
Carl Reich
la Porte
Yvonne D'Olive
Kappa Kappa
Beta Sigma Phi
Ulrich Kleinsmidt
Disneyland
Sony Ellisors
Lakewood
John Slack
Ervin Hesters
David Mangum
Explorer Post 100
Burton Burrus Jr
Sun
Marcia Stasney
Anna Marie Kalbitz
Clara Perry
Sharon Gentry
Carla Conway
Tony Bowers
Rose Mary O'Rear
Dorothy Lyon
Threats Reach Judges in Salan Trial in Paris
Paris AP reports judges presiding over Jaou Salan's trial for crimes against the state were threatened with death by the Secret Army Organization if Salan and ex general Edmond Jouhaud are executed. Letters, signed by former Col Ives Godard, urged deadly retaliation, but the tribunal pressed on, noting several such threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Jaou Salan
Secret Army
Salan
Sevensman
Ives Godard
Edmond Jouhaud
Jouhaud
Bornet
Satan
New Sun Cartier At Channelview
J. B. Bowers resident of Channelview for 11 years becomes cartier for The Baytown Sun in the Channelview area. He and his wife Mrs Bowers raise three children at 1019 Woodland Drive and he works for Champion Paper Inc. He promises daily Sun delivery from 3:30 PM to 5 PM. For subscriptions call GL 2-265.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Bowers
Channelview
Cartier
Baytown Sun
Baytonian Barn Destroyed By Fire
A barn in the 400 block of Alva owned by Coleman Godwin at 2301 E. James was destroyed by fire around 11 45 p m Thursday. No livestock were harmed as all animals were saved but feed and hay inside the structure were killed. Fire chief A H Art Lintelman said the cause is undetermined and the flames had already gutted the building when firefighters arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alva
Coleman Godwin
E. James
A. H
Art) Lintelman
Godwin
Gombot
Littelman Sid
Global and US political and military events in brief
Oregon votes in a multi race primary with predictions of half of 810477 registered voters turning out. Fighting near Faffak West New Guinea and a wave of weather disrupts central and southeast regions. Kennedy touts Estes case progress while Mandt accuses crackdown delays. Bertrand Russell at 80 reflects on longevity. Marines position near Laos Thailand border to deter communism. Aurora 7 delay to improve parachute system reliability. AFL CIO leader Meany backs 34 hour week without wage loss. Commerce chief Hodges sees renewed activity signaling recovery ahead.
Khrushchev Calls Kennedy Thailand Move Imprudent
In Vienna Soviet Premier Khrushchev condemned President Kennedy for ordering U S troops into Thailand, calling it an imprudent action and accusing Washington of robbing the Thai people of their freedom during a speech. He spoke before a farmers rally in the Dobrudja region, with Western reporters barred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
Khrushchev
Kennedy
United States
Thailand
Radio Sofia
Sofia
Teamsters Boss Hoffa Granted Jury Trial in Assault Case
Washington AP Teamsters Union President James R Hoffa was granted a jury trial on an assault charge filed by Samuel Baron the union aide. The trial is set for June 19 at Municipal Court with Hoffa accompanying his chief lawyer H Clifford Allder. Baron who is director for the union’s national warehouse division appeared with visible injuries and had sought federal protection as two deputy U.S. marshals guarded his Silver Spring Maryland home overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Samuel Baron
Hoffa
Attor Heys
Baron
Union
H. Clifford Allder
Thomas C. Sealley
Alider
Teamsters’ National Warehouse
U.S
Silver Spring
Justice Department
Parachute System Changes Delays Orbital Flight Three Days
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida AP a surprise late night review delayed the orbital flight by three days to address parachute issues on the capsule. A new backup deployment switch and a second rise barometer will be installed after discussions on deployment reliability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Auroen
Navy
Cmdr
Malcol Scott Carpon
Thursdisher
Carpenter
Walter We
Kennedy Hopes Laos Ceasefire Amid Pressures
President Kennedy urged a Laos ceasefire and formation of a new coalition government as Pro Communist forces advanced. He pressed for talks, warned separation from pro Communist troops, and favored NATO protection of allied interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Laos
Jine
Pathet Zuerrillag
Coi Tire Tas
United States
Kenny
Estes—Kennedy
Sus
PST
Billie L of
Estes
Oil Man Warns Imports Threaten Domestic Oil Industry
James West of the Texas Independent Producers & Royalty Owners Association urged Congress to add oil import limits to Kennedy's trade expansion act. He warned that without action, foreign oil advantages will erode domestic production and upset the industry, urging supporters in Congress to press for an amendment before the Ways and Means Committee vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas Independent
James West
Texas Independent Producers & Royalty Owners Association
TIPRO
West
Congress
Puri
Hey Foley
House
Ami
Kennedy
GSA Rejects All Bids On San Jac Ordnance Depot
The General Services Administration rejected all bids for the San Jacinto Ordnance Depot in Houston as inadequate, with plans to reoffer the property in September. The Houston Ship Channel Navigation District bid the top amount at 7.5 million for the entire depot, while most bids from individuals or firms covered only parcels. The depot spans 40 parcels along the Houston ship channel and earlier port bids in 1966 and 1950 provide context for the bidding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
General Services Administration
San Jacinto
Houston
David Phillips
GSA
Houston Ship Channel Navigation District
J. P. Turner
Navigation District
Houston Ship Channel
Turner
Defense plan skirts Guard and Reserve divisions in restructuring
Washington dispatch reports opposition to Congress and governors scuttling Bentigron phi ta eit 580s men from National Guard and Army Reserves while the Defense Department pursues a reorganization. A Senate Appropriations subcommittee hearing on the 480 billion defense appropriation outlined the Pentagon stance. In Bryan, a district judge and district attorney ordered a grand jury probe into Henry Marshall's mysterious slaying tied to the Billie Sol Estes scandals, set to begin Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bentigron
National Guard
Army
Congress
Defense Department
Pentagon
Senate Appropriations
Bryan
Formmey
Henry Marshall
Billie Sol Estes
Comfort but No Aid, Says JFK In Boston Campaign
President Kennedy declined involvement in Edward Kennedy's Massachusetts senate bid while expressing sympathy. Edward Kennedy seeks the Democratic nomination for the former Senate seat facing Edward McCormack, nephew of House Speaker John McCormack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JFK
Ted Kennedy
Senate
Edwart McCormack
House
John McCormack
A Tribute To Our Lawmen Editorial
An editorial calls Americans to honor law enforcement during National Law Enforcement Week. It urges Baytown residents to recognize Police Chief Roy Montgomery and officers, noting police risk their lives, and compares police presence to insurance. It emphasizes public gratitude and ongoing responsibility under the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Baytown
Roy Montgomery
Kennedy Reaffirms U S World Leadership Role
President Kennedy told a bi partisan group that the United States will continue to bear the heaviest burden of Western defense. He argued Europe cannot be defended without U S participation and noted the current force size and costs in supporting European security. He dismissed calls to abandon commitments and urged cohesion in war and peace decisions affecting Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
United
United States
Europe
Charles de Gaulle
Western Europe
U.S
Joudh
Rev McCleskey to Speak at REL Baccalaureate Sunday
The REL baccalaureate services Sunday at the stadium will honor graduates. Rev Wayne McCleskey, former minister of St Mark's in Chetek, will deliver the address with greetings from REL chair and superintendent Gentye Gowty. The program includes processional music and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCleskey
Robert BR
Sundey
Wemariat
Wayne BH. WeCloakey
St. Mark's
Chetek Sn New
Methodist
Bast Jones
MH. Mark's
Beerdiction
Atvendy Jann
Vredeet
Featrnis
Ake
Amd Circwwestenee
Fey Tire
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Craigmont Civic Association
Craigmont
Camp Reber
Frank Alonzo
Robert E. Lee High School
Saturture Nurses
League For Old Boals
LULAC
Baker Road
National Bank
Bay-i
Richard Contown
Treras
KC Hall
Knights of Columbus Hall
Houston Playboys
Anahuac
Medicare
Peace Tabernacle
Women's Auxiliary of the Church
N. Main
Lakewood Civic Association
H. W. Earhart
W. G. DePierri
Walter Rundell
Mattie Howard
Mary Moore
W. D. Henderson
J. C. Platt
New Sun Cartier
Baytonian
Ourise
Oregon
Faffak
West New Guinea
Bille Sol Estes
Mrr
Karl Mandt
Bertrand Russell
Laotian
World Orbit
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
Aurora 7
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Luther Hodges Sams
Dobrudja
Howell
Bowie
Parent-Teacher Association
Donnelly
Teamsters
Steathe
Mercury
Neely
Dsion
Ad Questies
Dot Hy Glenn
Williams
Glemr
William
Repert
San Jac
Bulletins
Edward
Massachusets
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