State government spending expands faster than federal
State outlays rise about 9 percent annually, outpacing federal growth and closely tracking GNP. Education highways and welfare lead the spend, with borrowing and tax rates climbing as states fuel the economy through payrolls, construction, and purchases. Debt climbs from 5.3 to 32 billion dollars from 1950 to 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York
Waton
U.S. Bureau of Census
Naion
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
Retirement Pay Costs Rise to 10 Billion by 1980
Washington AP reports some House Armed Services members fear retirement pay and benefits for military retirees could reach about 10 billion dollars by 1980. Predicted costs include retired pay rising from 1.2 billion to 2.5 billion, prompting talk of moving to a contributory system with service members sharing hospitalization and retirement costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Armed Services
Retired Officers Association
Capitol Hill
House Armed Services Committee
Mendel Rivers
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
Edward Hebert
D-La
Hebert
Department of Defense
Baytown Hairdressers Meet at Lonnie's School of Hair Design
Hairdressers Affiliate 94 will hold its monthly meeting at 7 min Tuesday at Lonnie's School of Hair Design on Texas Avenue. All members urged to attend this important meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Lonnie’s School of Hair Design
Texas Avenue
Four Hurt As Guardsmen and Demonstrators Clash
In Cambridge Maryland a clash between National Guardsmen and demonstrators left four injured as gunfire and rocks flew. Guardsmen used tear gas and netting to disperse crowds near Race Street in the Negro district where hundreds gathered. No serious injuries were reported. the curfew remained in effect as authorities kept guards at key intersections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Negra
Gelston
George M. Gell
Hospital Admits Listed at Gulf Coast and San Jacinto
Admitted to Gulf Coast include Mrs Thomas Pinson of Cedar Bayou Lynchburg Road in Room 120 Mrs X J Conway of E Hunnicutt in Room 201 Morgan L Woolems of John A in Room 109 Edward Stewart of E Fran cis in Room 124 Admitted to San Jacinto Methodist include Mrs Samuel Gubbs Huffman in Room 331 Mrs John McCollum Monroe in Room 319 Theodore Waldrip Baytown in Room 533 Stephanie Warren Bur nett in Room 201 Mrs Fred Ocker Circe in Room 346 Mrs Fred Ocker N Cir cle in Room 246 Mrs Wallace Platzer Seabroick in Room 216
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Coast
Thomas Pinson
Cedar Bayou
Lynchburg Road
X. J. Conway
E. Hunnicutt
Morgan L. Woolems
John A
Edward Stewart
E. Francis
San Jacinto Methodist
Samuel Gubbs
Huffman
John McCollum
Monroe
Theodore Waldrip
Baytown
Stephanie Warren
Burnett
Fred Ocker
Circe
Circle
Wallace Platzer
Sealbrock
Funeral services for Mrs Ethel W Garner of Tyler
Mrs Ethel Wollen Garner 84 of St James Home died at Baytown Hospital and funeral services are set for 9 am Wednesday at Trinity Episcopal Church with burial at Rote Hill Cemetery Tyler. Survivors include a daughter in Morgantown and six grandchildren. Pallbearers named. Also notes Captain Leslie A Baylis in Desert Strike exercise with US Air Force Transport Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Giltis
Morgantown
N.C
Bill Garner
Tyler
Harold Garner
Thomas Garner
Baytown
Greeme Garner
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
Elsie Pollard
Liverpool
England
Ars
Lillian Porter
Ke Jlowla
Canada
Gary Garner
Genee Ask d R. Loaver
Walter Linscott
Ee Roberts
O. ©. Walsh
Leslie A. Baylis
E. W. Brustick
Columbia Ave
Hillside
N. J
U. S. Air Force
Itary Air Transport Service
U.S. Strike Command
Louise
E. B. Weathers
W. James
Baystown
Top Graduates Named at Drew High School
Saundra Provost of Barrett Station is valedictorian of Drew High School’s 35 graduates. Linda Barrett is salutatorian and Lena Armstrong is third high with Clifton Budr among top four. Commencement is 8 p.m. Wednesday in the Drew gym. Dr. John Lash of Texas Southern University will speak. Saundra, Linda, Lena and Clifton hold multiple honors including National Honor Society and Red Cross roles. All plan to attend TSU or TSU-related programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Morian
Lena Armstrong
Drew High School
Saundra
Linda Barrett
Saluta
Saundra Provost
Gilkes
Prevest
Barrett Station
Charles Bree High School
Drew Gymnasium
John 5. Lash
Division of Humanities
Texas Southern University
Margerett
Nelson Brown
Chifton Bu
Southern Uni
Linda
Tsu
Ion
Meepoek
Red Cross Club
Lena
Clifton
Clifton Bluitt Sr
USSR Building Bigger Rocket Booster Says NY Times
New York AP report states the United States has learned the Soviet Union is developing a larger rocket booster, possibly for a two man lunar expedition, signaling a significant space race development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ussr
New York
United States
Soviet Union
New York Times
Stock Quotes and Ethics Debate Highlight Senate Report
A scanned stock table lists many corporations with varied quotes such as American Tel & Tel Anaconda and Du Pont alongside a lengthy ethics critique. The Senate committee report urges a public code of ethics for members and officials and recommends disclosing outside income and restricting interference with government agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alleg Ludium Visesersevere Alk
Allis-Chalmers
Aluminium Ltd
Amer Cyan
Amer Tel & Tel Am
Anaconda Cop Beth Steel
Celanese
Colotex
Sessese Chrysleriseree Cities Service
Colgate Palmo
Columbia Gas Creole
Delta Alr L
Diamond Alk Dow Chem
du Pont
Anes Eastman Ki
el Paso Sindeersnrenes
Ford
Anne Eneeene Foremost Dairies
Freeport Sulphur
Elec
Yele
Yire
Georgia Pacific
Gillette Saf
Goodyear the Greyhound Recesere
STS Guie
UL & Po
Tae Jones
Laugh
Kert-McGee
Ae Diggett-Myers
Litton Ind
Lockheed
Lewis Land
Magmavox A.cee
Essere Renee
Marathon Oil
Monsanto
Nat Dist
News News
New York Central
Phillips Pet
Royal Dutch
Baker
Safeway
Sears
Sinclair Wy
Sou Pacific
Sperry-Rand
Stan Calf
Stan
Senate
Ohio
Sen- Stude-Packard
Tate
Sun of
Senate Tennessee Gas
Texas Eastern
Texas Gulf
Tidewater
Timken
Senate Republican
Transam Corp
Gler
Everett
M. Dirksen
T Union Carbide
Union of
Calif
United Aircraft
del Webb
Com- Westinghouse
Mittee
Cp- Xerox
Senators Oppose Self Ethics Rules Amid Baker Probe
James Marlow reports that Congress resists applying its ethics rules to members while examining the Baker case. The Senate investigated Baker’s finances after his high Senate staff position, prompting questions about conflicts of interest and the lack of a Congress-wide ethics statute. The piece notes Congress may do nothing as public scrutiny continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
Congress
Bobby Baker
Senate Rules Committee
Baker
Senate
Iarerinds
Fesiee
Aiselo
Tts
Monaire
Thelirs
Dick Van Dyke Show Dominates Boycotted Emmy Awards
Hollywood reports CBS TV led by the Dick Van Dyke Show with twelve Emmys amid a CBS ABC boycott aimed at NBC bloc voting. NBC won nine Emmys, ABC five, with John F Kennedy documentary winning four. Van Dyke claimed best actor and the show took best writing directing and comedy, while Danny Kaye and Mary Tyler Moore also earned multiple honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
CBS TV
Dick van Dyke
van Dyke
CBS
ABC
Nbc-Tv
NBC
John F. Kennedy
Joey Bishop
NBC TV
Bishop
Emmies
Mary Tyler Moore
Danny Kaye
Ernest Kino i
Jack Slugman
Defenders
Robert Scheerer
Huntley Brinkley Report
Cuba
Warren Clymer
Hallmark Hall of Fame
J.P. Peters
The
Kremln
Rod Serling
Hob Hope
Albert Paulsen
Bob Hope
Ruth White
President
Elmer Bernstein
Discovery
chil!Gren
Ice Chest Theft and Home Burglaries Reported
Mrs J W White of 107 Wilburn reported a cedar chest pried open with $30 missing after she was away about 30 minutes. Entry was through a torn bedroom window screen. Another theft involved an ice chest from the R E Heintchel home at 509 Granville. Karen Boudlache, 18, was treated for bruises after a Monday car collision at Market and Huggins involving Henry Davis, 2100 Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. White
Wilburn
Karen Boudlache
Michigan
Market
Huggins
Miss Boudloche
Henry Davis
Ontario
Gun Club Meeting At Gulf Coast With Film Show
A gun club holds a meeting on Tuesday at the Gulf Coast location. An executive session is planned for 6 30 PM. A film will be shown for attendees as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gun Club
Gulf Coast Gin Cab
Ing
Debt ceiling hike proposal and museum openings headline
Secretary Dillon asks Congress to raise the debt limit from 815 billion to 324 billion for the new fiscal year. In a gala, Mrs. Lyndon Johnson reopens the Museum of Modern Art and declares a war on poverty of spirit. Mrs. Kennedy curates a traveling Kennedy memorabilia exhibit in New York before its Harvard Library display.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Congress
Lyndon B. Johnson
Museum of Modern Art
John F. Kennedy
New York
Harvard University
Kennedy
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