Bomb threats tighten security at NATO talks in Ottawa
Ottawa faces heightened security as NATO ministerial talks draw US Secretary of State Rusk British Foreign Secretary Home and French Foreign Minister Couve de Murville. Anonymous letters warned of bombings at hotels housing delegates amid FLQ concerns. West German Foreign Minister Schroeder meets Canadian FM Martin. NATO nuclear command structure under discussion. Canadian House of Commons opens policy debate with no confidence motions likely to fail. Pearson to address nuclear weapons stance.
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U.S
Dean Rusk
Lord Home
Maurice Couve de Murville
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FLQ
Quebec Liberation Front
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Quebec
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Montreal
Ontario
Rusk
Notels
Gerhard Schroeder
Paul Martin
Germany
Martin
House of Com_mons
Lester B. Pearson
Pearson
Canada
Baytown News Briefs Highlight Local Civic Events
Baytown reports record X-ray screenings by University X-rays at the Baytown-Houston TB association mobile unit. City officials and the Baytown Service League organize annual unit visits. The League of Women Voters offers transportation to polls for a school bond election. Cedar Bayou Junior High Parents Council convenes at 10 a.m. Tuesday. Airman Bobby R. Young reassigned to George AFB after training. Weather: cloudy and warm with scattered showers. temperatures 70 to 88. Galveston tides listed. Vocational nurses open house at Pruett Building. Spark plugs stolen from a local car. Republican party opens new headquarters with a 3–9 p.m. reception.
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Philip Hoffman
University
Baytown
League of Women Voters
R. Uri Haynes
League
Debra Martinez Shines In Baytown Essay Contest
Debra Martinez, first grader at St Josephs School Baytown, was a runner up in an essay contest by the Catholic Library Association of the Galveston Houston unit among 240 essays from 38 schools. The event ranked grades one through three separate from older groups.
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St. Joseph’s School
Baytown
Catholic Library Association
Galveston-Houston
Beverly Walker
Alice Antonini
St. Joseph's Catholic School
Barry Smith
Houston State
Ricky Hurst
Hurst
Smith
Baytown Sun
Cleve Dickens
Buck Turner Chevr sales push amid rain forecast
Rain and thunder showers are forecast for the Baytown area. Buck Turner Chevrolet in Baytown advertises savings on new Chevrolets with a Buck Turner salesman ready to help today.
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Baytown
Buck Turners
Supreme Court overturns six adult Negroes conviction
The Supreme Court unanimously voided the Charleston, Ga case and freed six adults charged with unlawful assembly for refusing to leave a public park playground amid Savannah unrest. The ruling marks a broader strike down of state actions enforcing segregation in four Southern states. The court also refused to speed up an appeal in Gov. Ross Barnett’s criminal contempt case, maintaining the slow timeline for his trial.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Savannah
Ross R. Barnett
Mississippi
Baytown Sees Light Rain After Warm Weekend
Texas cooled on Monday as showers dotted most areas. Baytown received only .07 inch with .03 inch at noon Sunday and .102 inch at 5 30 a m Monday. Last major rainfall in Baytown was 1.35 inches on Feb 18. A brief twister northwest of Dallas caused no damage. Hail and heavy showers affected Vernon wheat fields.
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Humbie Oil and Refining Co
Associated Press
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North
McKinney
Dallas
Vernon
Common Market Tariff Cut Stirs US Deadlock Break
In Geneva the European Economic Community agreed to across-the-board tariff cuts demanded by the United States aiming to break the deadlock between the two blocs. In return the six nations sought automatic adjustments to narrow gaps between high American and lower European tariffs. West German Economics Minister Ludwig Erhard supported the proposal, while French Finance Minister Valery Giscard d Estaing said the Americans must decide.
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United States
Ludwig Erhard
Valery Giscard Destaing
Baytown Manager Warns Against Fogger Dangers
Baytown City Manager J B LeFevre urged parents Monday to keep children from riding bicycles behind the city fogging machine. He cited a near collision as a child darted into the mist, saying the insecticide cloud can obscure drivers. LeFevre described the fogger spreading mosquito repellent in late afternoon and night.
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Baytown
J.B. LeFevre
LeFevre
le Fevre
Texas Solons Get Record Money Bill
In Austin a record near 3.1 billion dollar appropriations bill heads to desks after House and Senate conferees agreed on most points of the 1961 65 spending bill. Debates to begin later. 43 hours study required before voting. bill must pass both chambers without changes. Senators may act today on redistricting and poll tax abolition.
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Senate
Bull Rampage Prompts Bay Town Police Standby
A black Angus bull caused chaos in Bay town Saturday night roaming between Fayle and Lobit and Second and Fourth streets from 7 43 to 9 00 p m. Police received seven calls as Patrolman Morris Gill slipped during handling before James Douglas of the State Liquor Control Board subdued the animal. The owner was not identified and the tale ends with the bull finally being restrained.
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Baytown
James Douglas
State Liquor Control Board
Morris Gill
Fourth
Fayle
Lobit
Second
Gill
Douglas
Space Tale Study In Contrasts Gordon Cooper’s View From Space
Cape Canaveral AP reports astronaut Gordon Cooper described his spaceflight as a study in contrasts seeing vast Indian villages and colossal Himalayas as well as tiny homes in Red China. He recounted reentry dangers, humor, and his flight log while answering questions at a news conference.
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India
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Dallas
Texas
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Frightening Amount Stolen as Birmingham Riots Loom
Birmingham authorities probe a large dynamite theft days before May 31 riots and racism tensions ignite nationwide. Police say the missing explosives, described as a frightening amount, could threaten law enforcement and public safety amid martial readiness and federal troop standby. Local officials, including Gov. Wallace, navigate peaceful containment while desegregation clashes draw national attention.
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Mabama
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Alabama
Graduation Time In Baytown Area Schools
Baytown area high schools plan weekend commencements. Channelview High School will host 94 graduates with baccalaureate at 8 p.m. Sunday and sermons by Rev. John Heaton. Crosby High School has 45 graduates with 8 p.m. Sunday services and Rev. Albert Michalik sermon. Drew High School graduation is at 8 p.m. Wednesday with Dr. J Melvin Sites as main speaker. Barker’s Hill, La Porte, and Bayshore Baptist Church participants also feature baccalaureate sermons and valedictorian salutatorian lists.
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Channelview High School
John Heaton
Channelview
Memorial Baptist Church
Sandra White
Jamie Edwards
Crosby High School
Albert Michalik
Crosby Brethren Church
Crosby
G. C. Scarborough
Northeast Houston
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Jmelvin Sites
Houston
Veterans Administration
Drew School
Robert Ha
Trinity Methodist Church
Barkers Hill High School
R. W. Setzer
Lamar Tech
Beaumont
Lynda Jean Farmer
Glenn Cotten
Burnette Dowler
First Presbyterian Church
Barbers Hill
la Porte High School
Waurine Walker
Texas Education Agency
la Porte
Tommy Austin
Bayshore Baptist Church
Stock Exchange Held Subject To Antitrust
Supreme Court ruled that the Securities Exchange Act does not grant immunity to the New York Stock Exchange from antitrust laws. Justice Goldberg delivered the majority opinion, stating antitrust laws are a necessary check on exchanges actions that could harm fair and honest operations for the exchange and its members.
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New York Stock Exchange
Goldberg
Baytown voters consider 4.35 million for five school bonds
Voters in the Baytown district face five bond proposals totaling 4,350,000 to fund a new high school modernization of Robert E. Lee High Harlem Elementary additions Cedar Bayou Junior High cafeteria expansion and district admin building expansions. If all pass the school tax would rise from 1.47 to 1.55 per 100 assessed. a 15,000 home would pay about 0.40 more monthly.
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Cedar Bayou
Robert E. Lee High
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Location of School Bond Vote Polls
Polling places and election judges for the May 21 school bond election list precincts 12 Alamo Walter Mahe 13 Burnet John Blackburn 96 Highlands Wallis Hunt 99 Thad Felton Jack Hester 10 Ashbel Smith W C Tidman 181 Firemen's Rec Hall Mrs Pansy Dabney 102 Bartown JH A Contreras 103 Stephen F Austin Mrs We A Goodrich Jr 149 San Jacinto Ted Bloesel 165 Travis John Pierre 248 Carver Woodrow Lewis 49 Bowie Wayne McClurg 250 Harlem Jefferson Walker
Texas Exes To Present Quinton A Scholarship
The Baytown Texas Exes will award Paul Quinton a $250 scholarship, the first recipient of this new award. Quinton, a Robert E. Lee High School senior, plans to study engineering and creative writing at the University of Texas. He has earned regional and national science fair honors, excels in debating, and leads in forensics and drama activities.
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Sear
Kenneth Offerman
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National Forensic League
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Ohio
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Darla Gay
Donna Sue
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