Red China Calls U S Plan Plot In Indochina
Tokyo AP reports Beijing denounces U S proposals for United Nations border patrols as a plot to expand American aggression in Indochina. China rejects UN involvement and calls for a bilateral frontier patrol between Cambodia and South Vietnam, possibly under UN observers.
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China
U.S
Viet Nam-Cambodia
United Nations
Indochina
Viet Nam
Peking
Peking People's Daily
Jai E. Stevenson
U.N. Security Council
Stevenson
Security Council
Cambodia
South Viet Nam
U.N
Al-U.n
United States
South
Baytown News Briefs and Notices Highlight Local Events
Institute member Mrs Katherine George will join a National Science Foundation Institute of Mathematics at the University of Houston from June 1 to July 10. Baytown police report two youths sought a 12 volt generator at Mayson Auto Supply, then vanished with it. Baytown Junior High Parents Council meets at 10 a.m. Tuesday with new officers to be elected. Weather forecasts predict mostly cloudy and warm with scattered showers through Tuesday. Galveston tides on Tuesday rise to 30:51 a.m. and fall at 1:53 a.m. Spring program conference planned at International Council with Baytown Grace Methodist hosting. Humble Refining Co. to attend in New York. Wayne Leslif Askew to receive BS at McNeese State College in Lake Charles. Robert William Lawless to graduate from University of Houston as math major. Loyal Democrats of precinct 243 to meet Monday to discuss organization and June 6 runoff. Ronald Myers reports theft of a speedometer from his bicycle at Citizens Parking Lot.
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Baytown
Opportunity School
International Council
C. B. Lee
Grace Methodist
and. Refining Co
New York
Mrs Neeley of Highlands Dies in Baytown Hospital
Bertha Olivia Neeley 84 of 2009 Lakeview Drive Highlands died at 6 35 am Monday in a Baytown hospital Funeral services will be held 430 pm Tuesday at Paul A Lee Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Thomas Holland officiating Burial Cedar Crest Cemetery Mrs Neeley a pioneer Baytown Highlands resident was a Texas Chemical Co Port Neches employee and a Highlands Methodist Church member She completed college work in January and will participate in commencement exercises later this spring She was daughter of the late Robert Harrison Gary a Civil War veteran and survived by a son and other relatives from Baytown and Highlands
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Bertha
Olivia Neeley
Lakeview Drive
Highlands
Baytown
Banes
Paul A. Lamer
Tiit
Paul A. Lee
Bay
Texas U. S
Neeley
Chemical Co
Port Neches
Robert Harrison Gary
E L Scott Dieing Resident 68 Funeral Held
Funeral services for Ector Tee Scott 68 of 4806 N Main Baytown will be at 2 p m Tuesday at Paul A Lee Funeral Home. He died Sunday at a Baytown hospital after retiring June 1 1958 from Humble Oil Baytown Refinery as a pipefitter. Survived by widow Ruth Scott three sons H L Scott J W Scott and C A Scott all of Baytown two brothers F M Scott of Firebaugh Calif six grandchildren and a niece Mrs Eddie Rice of Baytown. Burial at Hill of Rest Cemetery with Rev Burnette W Dowker officiating. Born November 20 1834 in Elkhart Tex.
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Ector Tee Scott
N. Main
Paul A. Lee
Baytown
Scott
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Ruth’ Scott
H. L. Scott
J. W. Scott
AL Scott
FM. Scott
Firebaugh
Calif
Eddie Rice
Burnette W.dowker
First Presbyterian Church
Rest Cemetery
Elkhart, Tex
Peru Stadium Disaster Slays Hundreds at Riot Battle
In Lima a crowd of about 45 000 watched a soccer match end in chaos after tear gas fired by police. Officials cited panic and a disputed referee decision as the game was halted. Reports vary on death toll with numbers around 313 to 315 and hundreds injured. A week of national mourning and limited martial law were declared.
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Lima
Peru
la Prensa
Expresso
Argentina
Theexits
Miss Kristynik Receives Grant in Harris County
Gardina Kristynik salutatorian of Crosby High School earns a 300 scholarship as outstanding teenager of Harris County. The Houston Junior Chamber of Commerce and KILT radio presented the award at a banquet hosted by the Houston Press. She also received a trophy and photo, and had been named Crosby faculty outstanding teenager of the week in April. She plans to study nursing at Texas Woman’s University.
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Gardina Kristynik
Crosby High School
Harris County
Gardina
Houston Corts Club
Houston Junior Chamber of Commerce
KILT
Houston Press
Crosby
TV Channel 43
J. Kristynik
Texas Women's University
Oak Addition Civic League denies Carver principal stance
Two leaders of the Oak Addition Civic League say their past president Baldwin did not reflect the group's views in defending Carver Principal E. F. Green in a Baytown Sun article. They state the league has not authorized press statements. Green faces opposition over teacher dismissals and school policies amid board discussions.
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Oak Addition Civic League
J. C. Baldwin
Carver
E. F. Green
Baytown Sun
E. L.coxson
L. L. Jenkins
Coxson and Jenkins
z _ Green
Board of Education
Baldwin
Mrs. Beulah Gimnick Dies in Baytown Rites Tuesday
Baytown resident Beulah Mae Gimnick, 60, died Sunday at a local hospital. Funeral services will be 10 a.m. Tuesday at Earthman Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Sidney Hawkins officiating. Graveside services follow at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Forest Lawn Cemetery in Beaumont. Survived by husband Nathan S. Gimnick, a daughter Jeanette Mize of Humble, two foster daughters Jeannine Hoskins of Burkhamett and Lorraine Ferguson of Baytown, two sisters J. H. Davis of Silsbee and E. A. Evans of Dallas, two brothers Frank Evans of Shreveport and E. A. Evans of Dallas, plus three grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Earthman Funeral Home
Beulah Mae Gimnick
Baytown
Sidney Hawkins
First Christian Church
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Beaumont
Nathan S. Gimnick
Gresham
Jeanette Mize
Humble
Foster
Jeannine Hoskins
Burkhamett
Lorraine Ferguson
J. H. Davis
Silsbee
Frank Evans
Shreveport
E. A. Evans
Dallas
Miss Sylvan Beach Crown Goes to Sammi Williamson
Sammi Williamson aged 18 from Houston won the Miss Sylvan Beach bathing beauty crown over 21 contestants at Sylvan Beach Park La Porte Saturday. Runner-up was Marilyn Hultquist, with Susan Wemberly third. four other finalists included Anita Payne Cathey Larson Boris Rushing and Linda Abt during La Porte Diamond Jubilee events.
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Sammi Williamson
Houston
Sylvan‘ Beach
la Porte
Marilyn Hultquist
Susan Wemberly
Anita Payne
Cathey Larson
Boris Rushing
Linda Abt
Sylvan Beach Park
Syvan Beach
Bush Urges Cuts as Primary Campaign Nears End
Barry Goldwater attacks political trading stamps while not naming Nelson Rockefeller as the Republican fight for the California primary heats up. Jack Cox opposes the civil rights bill and George Bush calls for halting imports from Communist countries. Senate civil rights debate stalls in week 12. Khrushchev returns from a trip to Arlen and is greeted by family. Egypt pledges a 237 million loan to Nasser. Neutralist forces in Laos fight to escape a Communist trap after a bombardment.
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Barry Goldwater
California
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Jack Cox
George Bush
Ronoft
Khrushchev
Arlen
Afens
Egypt
Gamal Abdél Nasser
Rain Slick Streets Drive Five to Hospitals in Two Crashes
Saturday Baytown streets slick from light rain as two major accidents sent five people to area hospitals. Police logged ten accidents from 2 p.m. to 8:20 p.m. Two incidents involved running red lights on Highway 146 and East James, with multiple injuries. Names and details include Kenneth A. McMahon charged with turning a red light, and victims Ronald Bledsoe, Colleen M. Dean, and Elaine Gregory among those hospitalized or treated. Additional minor crashes occurred on Texas Avenue and near Spur 30.
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East James
Highway 146
Kenneth A. McMahon
Hines
McMahon
Baystown Hospital
Ronald Bledsoe
Pearl
Gulf Coast Hospital
Colleen M. Dean
Frank C. Dean
Sidney C. Mallory
Gresham
Baytown
Baytown Hospital
Texas Avenue
Fourth Street
Elaine Gregory
Pamela
Elaine
Susan Anderson
Chandler
Corbin Whitaker
Nevada
Iilncis
Whitaker
Paul Edward Knox
Texas
West Main
Shoppers' Bonanza Coupon Day in Baytown
Baytown shoppers can save on many items this Saturday as City Wide Coupon Day returns. Merchants offer marked down prices when using coupons from next Friday's Baytown Sun. The event, held twice yearly, has historically drawn strong response and plan now to read Friday's Baytown Sun and clip your coupons.
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Baytown
Baytown Sun
Raytown Sun
Optimist Achievements Highlight Youth Programs
Local youths shine with Optimist grades track meet teen baseball breakfast and club activities. Junior Optimist and Speech Club members engage in Youth Appreciation Week while supporting Harris County Youth Scholarship Foundation and Oratorical Contest participation.
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Junior Optimist
Harris County Youth Scholarship Foundation
Optimists Elect Red Timms Baytown Club Is No1
The Baytown Optimist Club topped District 26 at the Houston convention with Red Timms named lieutenant governor of Zone 2. Some 500 Optimists from 53 clubs attended as Baytown’s Bert Allman and Peter Avery Morgan earned honors and Baytown claimed top district status for Optimist International.
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Baytown Optimist
Lptimist International
Baytown
Optimist International
Houston
Red Timms
Peter Avery Morgan
Robert
E. Lee High School
Altman
Denver
Cola
la Porte
Pacity
Beaumont
Orange
Richmond
Bob Warfond
Clem Kovar
Stowell Rancher Names Minister in Slander Suit
Vernon Kahla of Stowell in East Chambers County sues Rev. J. Frazier Robertson pastor of Stowell Baptist Church for 260000 alleging malicious false statements during the Chambers County sheriff race. The filing in 13th Judicial District Court seeks damages for defamation and humiliation with trial expected in September. Norris Rowland of Wallisville represents Kahla.
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Stowell Rancher
Vernon Kahla
Stowell
Chambers County
J. Frazier Robertson
Stowell Baptist Church
Robertson
Noble Johnson
Mont Belvien
Kanla
Sata
Baptist Church
Peeer
J.b.jimbo
Wooldridge
Norris Rowland
Wallisville
Kahla
Rev. Robertson
Prince Edward County ordered to reopen desegregated schools
The Supreme Court directs Prince Edward County Virginia to reopen public schools on a desegregated basis by September. Justice Black delivers the opinion with Justices Clark and Harlan concurring in part, asserting federal courts may require measures to end racial discrimination and ensure equal education.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Prince Edward County
Prince Edward
Hugo L. Black
Tom C. Clark
John M. Harlan
Black
U.S. District Court
Virginia
Federal District Court
Federal Court i
US District Court
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Sterling Municipal Library
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