Sun Spots CY Scholarship Awards Texas Teachers
Rebecca Tumlinson of Channelview High School is among 14 Texas teachers awarded Newspaper Fund Inc. scholarships for journalism study at the University of Houston. nationwide total 340 fellowships. Firemen thanked Jimmie Parr after quick Baytown Fire Department action saved his home in a kitchen fire. Debra Tiner, 7, was found safe after a neighborhood search. Baytown officials to meet the Harris County Mayors and Councilmen Assn. in Houston. Norman Neureiter of Humble Oil to discuss Russian science in Houston. W. J. Strickler to Corpus Christi for annual business conference. Carver Senior Class to stage Bull in a China Shop. Cake sale by Lee College Circle K Club to aid service projects.
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Rebecca Tumlison
Channelview High School
Texas
Newspaper Fund Inc
University of Houston
Jimmie Parr
Iowa
Baytown
Parr
Fir Department
Harris County
S Assn
Bill Willams Chicken House
Houston
R. H.red Pruett
Velma Jordan Ansley
Kenneth Badgett
J. B. LeFevre
Norman W Neureiter
Humble Oil, and Refining Co
South Texas
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Texas State Hotel
le& College
Circle K Club
Beall
Lee College
Kiwanis Club
X Ray Schedule at Holloway and O Brien s
The ten ray unit will visit Holloway s Friday from 10 a m to 1 p m and O Brien s from 2 to 5 p m The unit will be in front of First National Bank Saturday at 10 05 p m Wiener Roast Civic Assn plans a 5 30 p m Monday event on Ivie Lee St ending near Amy Drive to energize members
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Holloway
O'Brien's
First National Bank
EVA Maud Civic Assn
Ivie Lee
Amy
Degree candidates named for UT graduation
Mary Hazel Wilkins of 1100 North Commerce receives a bachelor of science in elementary education on June 4 at the University of Texas. Britton Haynes Phillips of 101 Hines earns a bachelor of science in physical education.
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Mary Hazel Wilkins
North
Commerce
University of Texas
Britton Haynes Phillips
Hines
Galveston Friday Tides Listed
Friday tides for Galveston show low tides at 12:55 am and 12:44 pm with high tides at 7:06 am and 7:50 pm.
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Galveston
Local Notes and Social Updates from Baytown Area
Mrs RC Goodman travels to Flillshoro to be with her mother Mrs J Bean who is critically ill and over 93. Fay Novosad Vonita Rafer and Jean Craw enjoy a trampoline. Mrs D L Phillips Opportunity School director attended a Fort Worth meeting of the Texras Association for Retarded Children. Frankie Hraby, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Hraby, is healing after minor surgery while stationed with the U S Army in Germany. Jean Crow brags about trampoline artistry. Mrs E P Gillespie of Anmaniac visits Baytown on Thursday. R P Rob Kerr walks to work for MS exercise. Trev Barsala visits The San office as Myssinese calls. Raw Wolfe receives a message from Baylor basketball coach.
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Rc, Goodman
Flillshoro
J. Bean
Sun
Frankie Hraby
Frank
Speedy) Hraby
Frankie
U.S. Army
Germany
Jean Crow Hrags
E. P. Gillespie
Baytown
R. P. Rob Kerr
Trev Barsala
San
Raw Wolfe Geta
Baylor
Tense World Faces Uncertain Future After Summit Breakup
Parisapi reports a dangerous mood as United States and Soviet leaders walk away from the East-West summit. Khrushchev blasts Eisenhower amid fear of renewed cold war, disarmament talks stall, and Berlin tensions rise. Plans for a TV radio address follow, while Macmillan ends with disappointment at failed hopes for improved ties.
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Parisapi
United States
Soviet Union
Washington
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Beisenhower
Berlin
China
Far East
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Lisbon
Portugal
East Berlin
Harold Macmillan
Charles de Commons
Geneva
Macmillan
Continental Loop Pushed By Rickey
WASHINGTON AP Branch Rickey president of the Continental League told Congress its success would be the salvation of the national game in America as minor league baseball struggled. He urged legislation to allow drafting players controlled by the majors. Frick, the baseball commissioner, was to testify later.
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Washington
Branch Rickey
Congress
America
Ford C. Frick
Rickey
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly
William A. Shea
New York
Edwin C. Johnson
Colorado
Continental
Estes Kefauver
D-Tornt
Shea
Johnson
Khrushchev renews peaceful coexistence line in Berlin
Khrushchev flies into East Berlin from the wrecked summit, vows peaceful coexistence while lashing the United States in an airport address. He says U S policy created summit failure butBerlin and German questions remain vital. He plans talks with Ulbricht and Grotewohl as East Berlin crowds cheer.
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Berlin
Otto Grotewohl
Walter Ulbricht
Khrushchev
Ulbricht
Grotewohl
Europe
West Berlin
East
U2 Flights Span Four Years, Says Herter
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter stated U-2 spy flights have operated for four years and yielded highly important information for safeguarding the free world. Air Force Gen. Thomas D. White told senators that strengthening national defense may be prudent due to irrational behavior at the Paris summit conference.
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Paris
Christian A. Herter
Free World
Washington
Thomas D. White
No Panic Evident in U S Citizens on Khrushchev Crisis
In a nationwide AP take, Americans express varied views on the Khrushchev crisis and the U2 incident. Opinions range from fear and concern about a potential crisis to belief that it will not alter November elections. Individuals from Atlanta to Chicago weigh leadership, politics, and possible impacts on the U.S. political landscape.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
T. Nament
H. A. Warneke
Ivan Allen
Atlantacrass
Ed McLaughlin
Denver
Khrushchev
Richard Zimerman
Erate
San Francisco
Bob Grant
Jonathan Slott
Teacher Fired For Sympathy Toward Reds
San Antonio reports that Winston McDaniel, a high school teacher at Sey Antonia Robert E Lee High School, was fired after remarks praising Nikita Khrushchev and advocating death for pilot Francis Powers. Superintendent Virgil Blossom said McDaniel is suspended pending board action and potential public hearing.
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San Antonio
Nikita Khyushchev
Francis Powers
San Antonio News
Tally
Virgil Blossom
McDaniel
Blossom
Baytown Junior Highs Set May 26 Graduation Ceremony
About 601 ninth graders from Horace Mann Baytown Cedar Bayou and Highlands junior highs will graduate in Memorial Stadium Thursday May 26. Principal M C Rushing heads arrangements with Eker Hargis directing bands and Mrs E W Buelow leading America. Supt Gentry will make announcements. Diplomas will be presented by the four principals.
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Baystown
Pam
Memorial Stadium
Horace Mann
Baytown
Cedar Bayou
Hichlands
Cedar
Bayou
Highlands
M. C. Rushing
Baytown Junior High
Eker Hargis
BUJU
America
W. Buelow
BIH
Robert Floyd
Missouri Street Church of Christ
Jimmy Gray
Baptist Temple
Hodge
A. L
Fred
George H. Gentry
Tillery
B. P
Hopper
Paul T
Rainchecks Go To REL Parents for Robert E. Lee Graduations
Graduating seniors at Robert E. Lee receive emergency tickets for parents and relatives to use if rain moves baccalaureate or graduation into the high school auditorium. Public events will have no tickets if weather permits. Auditorium seating caps at 2,014 if indoors, with ticket holders seated first.
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Robert FE. Lee
Memorial Stadium
Holly McLemore
Eisenhower Urges U S To Stay Steady After Summit
In Lisbon Eisenhower tells cheering crowds that the summit’s wrecking means tighter belts and renewed effort for peace with justice and freedom. He calms fears, cites Soviet tactics in Paris, and greets U S workers and military in Portugal. Confetti, a 21 gun salute, and a broad smile mark the reception.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Eisenhower
U.S
Camnons
Paris
White House
James C. Hagerty
Nikita Khrushchev
Hagerty
Soviet Spy Case Quietly Handled at UN
BUFFALO N Y AP The case of a Soviet employee of the United Nations secretariat caught spying during Premier Khrushchev's U S visit last year was handled efficiently. Nixon contrasted this with Khrushchev's earlier spy plane incident that threatened the Paris summit. Nixon said he doubted Khrushchev would resort to force, believing he could gain world domination without war.
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Alwas
Berlin
Paris
Eisenhow
West Berlin
Chev
Shater
Iron Curtain
Khrushchev
United States
Konrad Adenauer
Buffalo
N.Y
United Nations Secretariat
Ni Riv Khrushchev
U.S
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Power mower wire injures man in Dallas
In Dallas, highly sensitive equipment was flown from San Antonio to aid in removing a tiny wire knifed into Glenn Harris's heart by a power lawn mower. The delicate operation was to occur at Baylor Medical Center after officials located a heart lodged object with a detector from Fort Sam Houston.
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Dallas
San Antonio
Baylor Medical Center
Glenn Harris
Lewisville
Mvior
Fort Am Houston
Major vote to create East Harris County junior college district
Five districts La Porte Channelview Meer Park Pasadena and Galena Park would join a proposed junior college district. The May 31 election totals votes from all five districts to decide creation. a majority overall suffices even if some districts vote against it.
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East Harris County Junior College
la Porte
Channelview
Meer Park
Pasadena
Galena Park
Stanley Baskin
Baskin
Sion
North Texas Tornado Destroys Barn and Hails Cotton Damage
A tornado swept through North Central and West Texas causing a metal barn to burn and cotton plants to be ripped from the ground by hail. Reports place damage near East ranch five miles east of East rant and around Floydada and Lubbock areas. No injuries recorded as storms moved across Dallas Fort Worth and northeast Texas with forecasts signaling further severe weather.
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Associated Press
Texas
Fionel
East
Olney
Wichita Falls
Floydada
Lubbock
West Texas
Dallas
Fort Worth
Gainesville
Terrell
Menard
Colorado City
Noconaam
Red River
Mast
Dallas Fort, Worth
Granbury
Itasca
Stephenville
U N Sessions Gromyko Due In Red Spy Charge
At the United Nations, Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko is en route from Paris to press for a council measure against U S spy flights. Arkady Solomyk a demanded actions to curb espionage as the U N debates security and the Samos satellite project looms over the U 2 issue and talks continue in Washington.
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United Nations
N.Y
Gromyko
Andreij
Paris
A. Gromyko
Soviet Union
Cnj
Viet Union
Arkady A. Solmyka
Samos Reconnaisance
U.S
International
Samos
Claude Corea
Ceylon
Council
Wiels
Eisenhower
United States
U.N
Alfore
Henry Cabot
Kennedy campaigns pace in Oregon primary race
Good afternoon. Senator John F. Kennedy steps up campaign activity on the eve of Oregon's Democratic presidential primary. Oregon Senator Wayne Morse, Kennedy's opponent, is favored to win with an estimated 61 percent.
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John F. Kennedy
Oregon
Wayne Morse
Kennedy
Sub Rocket Firing Good from Cape Canaveral to sea test
Missilemen on both coasts solve launch problems for Polaris and Bomarc A missiles. Polaris flashed from an underground tube at Cape Canaveral and travelled 1000 miles in a successful compressed air launch test. At Ellin Air Force Base three Bomarc A missiles intercepted fixed targets as Navy reports all objectives achieved Wednesday.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Florida
Polaris
Eelin Air Force Base
Navy
Funeral services set for Hugh Brown in Hankamer parish
Hugh Brown 68 of 609 Avenue in Raytown died in Veterans Hospital Houston from a heart attack. Retired four years from construction due to ill health. Born August 37 1897 in Hankamer, he moved to Raytown a year ago. Survived by widow Mrs W. Brown of Raytown, two daughters Mrs H C Lester Jr of Raytown and Mrs Jerry Stone of Houston, one son A L Brown Sr of Hankamer, and seven grandchildren. Funeral 2 Friday at Pant Live with Rev Presto Heidenster of Hankamer Baptist Church and Rev Pal Stephens of Second Baptist Baytown officiating.
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Hugh Brown
Bastown
Veterans Hospital
Houston
Hankamer
Chanthers Vmnity
Raytown
Ins W. Brown
H.C. Lester
Jerryi Stone
A. L. Brown Sr
Hankamier
Presto Heidenster Ant Reeth
Goose Creek Country Club to Open New Club House Sunday
The Goose Creek Country Club previews its new clubhouse from 3 to 8 pm with hors doeuvres and punch. The facility on Country Club Oaks Addition is ready, with nine golf holes expected by late July or August and decor by Tony Schilacei.
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Goose Creek Country Club
Ther Fimmies
Oaks
Ralph Parrotta
Clib Nares
Dininss
Goldy Chatham
Tony Schilacei
Culpepper's
Dnterior
Anetstin Tahar
Vib
Soars
Talar
Filta
Toske's
Howstonsind
River Oaks
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Baytown Emergency Corps
Debra Tiner
Wall Tiner
Clayton Drive
W. J
Bill) Strickler
Retail Merchants Assn. of Texas
Corpus Christi
Driskill Hotel
Carver
Yeti
Eleanor Roosevelt
Adlai E. Stevenson
Los Angeles
Stevenson
Nikita
Dynamo
Red Boss
Gevardment
Betty Smith
John G. de Vore
Louvea Eh
John Hybiak
Lester Block
Edward Kreitzman
Tust
Fred Walker
Sidney Schilter
Russia
REL
North Texas
Red
Sam Jimston State College
Huntsville
Pantic
Southern Baptist Convention
Miami Beach
Richard MW. Nixon
US Observation Island
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