Kennedy Khrushchev Vienna Talk Planned For June
President Kennedy will meet Premier Khrushchev in Vienna on June 3 and 4 for general talks on major international issues, with a luncheon set for June 5 in London amid a trip that includes a stop with Mrs Kennedy in London and a planned speech at West Virginia University. The White House released details from Washington and Moscow confirming the schedule and travel plans, including Kennedy’s return to the United States after the London visit.
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White House
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Khrushchev
Vienna
Fierre Salinger
Salinger
London
United States
West Virginia University
Houston
Harris County
Baytown
University
Yay Eer
First Naional Bank
Miles to receive arts degree at Sam Houston State College
George Miles Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. George Miles J., will earn a bachelor of arts degree at Sam Houston State College on Sunday. He majored in journalism, minored in English, and is a member of Delta Tau Delta. Miles graduated from Robert E. Lee High School in 1957. Carver High School baccalaureate will be held at 4 p.m. Sunday with Dr. Leon Morgan of Central High Galveston as speaker.
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Miles George Miles JR
George Miles J
E. Schreck
Sam Houston State College
Delta ‘Tau Delta Fraternity
Miles
Robert E. Lee High School
Carver
Leon Morgan
Central High
Galveston
George Cohle Milton
Bay
Elks
North Texas State College
the Elks
Earl A. Lodge
Milton
Bayshore
Claude G. Roquemore
Ate
de P
Gree
Mirror Missing From Car In Baytown
Baytown police report several thefts and notices including a rear view mirror and radio antenna missing from GEORGE F. LERCH’s car on Harvey Street, while SYLVIA McKINSTRY’s car lost a radio antenna on Port Baytown Chamber of Commerce property. The town holds plans for a piped Christmas decoration program at Grace Methodist Church and Texas Avenue.
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George F. Lerch
Harvey
N. Gaillard
Sylvia McKinstry
Port Baytown Chamber of
Baytown Notes From Gulf Coast Hospital And Local Affairs
Baytown residents appear in a mixed bulletin list. AUSTIN DeBRUHL remains hospitalized at Gulf Coast Hospital in Room 219 with no visitor access after Thursday night admission. Delta Sigma Pi elects Fred Rabin as ritual chairman for 1961 42. Baytown UF drive workers Rev Wayne McCleskey and John Henderson receive awards from Texas United Fund headquarters.
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Austin Debruhl
Baytown
Gulf, Coast Hospital
Fred Rabin
Texas Tech
Delta Sigma Pi Business Fraternity
Wayne McCleskey
St. Mark's Methodist Church
John P. Henderson
Texas United Fund
UF Drive
McCleskey
Community Chest
Henderson
Percy Fayle
Richard Hobbs
Victor Roreneck
Ella Elements Sue
Houston
Memorial Hospital
Gary Odor
Lillie
Duke Hospital
Matt S. Odom Jr
E. Fayle
Bert van Netter
Wal Stevenson
Wanda Orton
New Adding Machines Advertised at Half Price
An Underwood electric portable adding machine is described with 19h model features and leather case, offered as half price after 6 p.m. Also noted is a 1958 model with same specs and leather case. The Sun reports on Futura typeface adoption across its classified pages and the extensive changeover work performed by The Sun’s team.
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Underwood Electric Portable
Futura Typeface Debuts in Sun Classifieds
The Sun introduces Futura, a modern typeface, in its classified section on pages 12 and 13. The new face appears larger and crisper than the old type, aided by a reader-friendly ligature and darker weight. Intertype Co developed the design, a leader in printing equipment industry.
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Futura
Sun
Intertype Co
West Texas rains flood roads. two tornadoes spotted
Gully-washing rains dumped up to 7.2 inches across West Texas and Big Bend Country overnight. Winds up to 64 mph knocked down poles near Colorado City and roofs in Hall. A car carrying Dr. Paul Weyerts of Alpine was washed off a road but he escaped injury as farmers welcomed the rainfall.
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Associated Press
West Texas
Big Bend
Texas
Colorado City
Hall
Sterling City
Garden City
Rotan
Plainview
Snyder
Childress
Coleman
Burkett
Dooley
Paint Rock
Seaday
van Court
Alpine
Paul Weyerts
Right Wing Threats Guard Evian Talks Amid Peace Process
A strong police guard at Evian Les Bains on Lake Geneva guards peace talks with French Algerian rebels. The security build up follows fears of sabotage by right wing terrorists as negotiations begin. Spokesmen deny soon walkouts on railroads.
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Evian Les Bains
Lake Geneva
Redistricting OK Gives Harris Four More State Solons
Harris County will gain four Texas House seats after final approval of a redistricting bill. The plan gives Harris 11 House members and one senator, while other cities gain minimal changes. If signed, districts hold until 1971. Senate districts also altered to reflect 1960 census shifts.
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Harris County
Texas
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Jep Fuller
Port Arthur
Jefferson
Orange Counties
Orange County
Dallas County
Austin
Amarillo
el Paso
Corpus Christi
Abilene
Lubbock
Baytown
Dallas
Bexar
Tarrant
George Sharp
Harris County Health Unit
Market
Ihs
South Korea President Quits Post
South Korea's Yun Po sun resigns as military rule tightens grip after a 62 hour coup. Premier Chang capitulates and resigns, leaving the military junta to rule while officials claim U.S. cooperation will grow.
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Seoul
South Korea
Yun
Po-sun
Syngman Rhee
Jovernurs
John‘ M. Chang
Chang
Get ‘Chang Do-young
U. S
Wwill
Bond Election Saturday Seeks School Improvement
Voters weigh a $500000 bond plan to expand facilities at Travis Elementary Carver High and Cat junction campuses. The package funds 12 new classrooms and a gym, plus a cafe emergency wing and auditorium to support rapid growth. Voting ends at 7 PM with precincts listed and election judges named.
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Mentary
Travis
Carver School
Carver High
Carver
Iteria
Carver Elementary
Cat Jing
Alamo School
James F. Rhodes
Wilma Sirratt
Myrtle M. Rhodes
Mary d. White
Burnet School
John
Bud
Thad
Jack G. Hester
I Prentiss S. Wiles
J. B. Or[ton
A. M
Jack) Thomas
Wilkenfeld
Nature
W. O. Tidman
Gerald Atkinson
Matysiak
Frank Fi
Firemen’s Recreation Hall
B. G. Amerson
Woodrow W. Lewis
Classi D. Reed
Johanna Wilson
Virgie Devereaux
Bowie School
Wayne McClerg
Modine Baker
Katherine Alford
John Martin
Harlem School
Jefferson D. Walker
Mertle Frazier
Edna M. Washagton
Helen Godfrey
Reds Agree To Aid Laos Peace Effort
Authorities report at Geneva talks that the USSR agreed to supply planes helicopters trucks and communications gear to support the Laotian cease fire. Canada India and Poland join the plan with pilots to operate Western and Soviet equipment, backing a truce maintenance effort despite ongoing cease-fire violations by rival factions.
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Laos
Canada
Soviet Union
Howard C. Green
Andrey A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Green
USS
Dean Rusk
V. K. Krishna Menon
United States
Britain
Thice
India
Three Nation Commission
Poland
Menon
Price: One or more special sessions may be needed
Gov. Price Daniel said one or more special sessions of the legislature could be required if the tax bill is not referred to conference committees. He told the State Democratic Executive Committee that lobbyists seek a sales tax and to thwart party platform, as the House sends the Senate approved tax bill to conference. In Cape Canaveral a Minuteman missile veered off course and was destroyed by range safety officers seconds after launch.
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Price
Daniel
Democratic Executive Committee
Houx
Senate
Oeale
Dante
Cape Canaveral
Fin
New Tax Bill Faces House Vote With Big Revenue Projection
An estimated $328.56 million in total revenue for 1962 is projected by the Texas Research League for a tax package. The plan includes a 2 percent sales levy and a 2 percent administration surcharge, plus boosts to the franchise tax license fees and gas production tax. The estimates, prepared for Sen. Wardrow Line and cited by Kenneth Kimbro, aim to inform the comptroller and lawmakers as the bill advances.
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Austin
APIA
Kenneth Kimbro
Texas Research League
Wardrow
Kimbro
Teague
Comptroller’s Department
Jin
James McGrew
Research League
Gulf Coast Firemen Schedule Promotes Baytown Event
A Gulf Coast Volunteer Firemen’s Association meeting will start at 5 p.m. Friday at Baytown Fire Station No. 1 on Nazro. The program includes barbecue chicken, a dance, and a pumper race with participants from over 30 towns. Tickets cost $1.30 and cover dinner and admission to the events. Baytown officials will greet attendees, and a dance follows in the recreation building, running until midnight.
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Gulf Coast
al Clayton
Lciy
le Fevre
Dorris
Baytown
B. B. Elliots
Baccalaureate Services Planned at Memorial Stadium
Baccalaureate for Robert E. Lee High School graduates will be held Sunday at 8 p.m. at Memorial Stadium with 487 seniors each receiving four tickets for possible indoor use at the auditorium if rain moves the service. Florida Christian College President James R. Cope will speak, introduced by W. R. Jones of the Church of Christ.
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Robert E. Lee High School
P.m
Memorial Stadium
Robert E. Lee Andifovium
Memorial Activny
James R. Cope
Florida Christian College
W. R. Jones
Church of Christ
W. jLobit
Dallas men to buy stake in Frankt International Airways
Bulletin from Dallas reports Senator William Blakley and the Blakley Branniff Foundation selling a multi million dollar interest in Frankt International Airways to four Dallas businessmen. Buyers are J. Eric Jonsson of Texas Frstments Inc, Hagens McBrrmott, Cecil Green and PLA. Blaggerty and AN are top executives of Tesne Hreatrements.
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Dallas
Sen Willam Blakley
Blakley-Braniff Foundation
Frankt International Airways
J. Eric Jonsson
Texas Frstments, Inc
Hagens McBrrmott
Cecil Green
Pla. Blaggerty
Tesne Hreatrements
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