Ruling Due On Birmingham Desegregation Efforts
An Associated Press report notes a federal court ruling expected today or Tuesday on Birmingham desegregation efforts. Judge Lynne plans to announce by Tuesday as Birmingham faces multiple related actions. The piece also references military presence, protests, and civil rights figures amid ongoing segregation battles.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Alabama
U.S
Seyboursie H. Lynine
Sun Spots Brotherhood Meet Story Hour at Cedar Bayou
The Story Hour sponsored by Men’s Brotherhood will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Cedar Bayou Methodist Church. The event, held for children from kindergarten through third grade, is organized with the Baytown Service League in attendance and notes a weather forecast for the week. Temperature ranges from 76 to 82 degrees with light southerly winds.
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Galveston
Baytown Suny
Traffic News and Local Notices from Baytown
Baytown police report H Steele completed a two week traffic enforcement course at Texas AGM College on a scholarship from Humble Safety Foundation. Baytown Lions Club meets at noon Tuesday at the Tower. Junior Achievement of Houston announces stockholders meeting at 3 pm Monday in Room 348 Humble Building. Baytown and area students graduate from Southwestern, Tulane, Baylor with degrees. local youths and staff update their milestones. dogs and scrap-paper pickups offered. An escapee, Robert Reyna, 17, held for questioning in burglaries after apprehension on Pine Street.
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Baytown
Herman H. Steele
Stewart
Texas Agm College
Steele
Humble Safety Foundation
Humble, .and, Refining Co
Junior Achievement of Houston, Inc
Robert E. Lee
Board of Dis
Humble Building
Houston
Southwestern
Mary Katharine Strrickler
Pat Martin
Grantham
W. J
Bill) Strickler
Southwestern Univer
Levi Chaddock
Sun
Sue Jones
Martha Lilly
Colorado
Sue
Diana Davis
Newcomb College
Tulane
New Orleans
Carl McAfee
School of Business Administration
Area
Baylor University
Marilyn
Joyce Stout
L. W. Stout
Kentucky
Sharon Y ¥Vette Myers
Vernon L. Myers
S01
West
Sterling
Larry Alan Anderson
Leroy L. Anderson
Crosby
Harry Glenn Adams
Highlands
J. D. Adams
Manila
Philippines
Debbie Jones
M. V. Jones
Timberlane
Spain
Baytonians
Sim
Wally Wilson
al Costley
Wilson
Econ
Costley
Barceona
Robert Reyna
Gatesville School For
R. H(bo) Turner
Reyna
Pine Street
Turner
Ira Reynolds Dies at Channelview Home
Ira O Reynolds a former Baytown resident died at 1 30 am Saturday at his Channelview home on Mead Road Funeral services were held Monday at Howard Funeral Home Greens Bayou Burial was in San Jacinto Memorial Park Cemetery He worked for Humble Oil and refining Co at the Baytown Refinery Survived by wife Mrs Johnnie Reynolds two sons Norm Reynolds of Houston Don Reynolds of Channelview two daughters Mrs Nora Krisher of Houston and Miss Vickie May Reynolds of Channelview his mother Mrs Birs Vickie Reynolds of Baytown six brothers E B Reynolds Isaac Reynolds W A Reynolds J W Reynolds Corky Reynolds Leroy Reynolds four sisters Mrs John A Reynolds Mrs Helen Pilkington Mrs Lenora McBride and Murrila Gwens four grandchildren
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Tra O. Reynolds
Baytown
Channelview
Mead Road
Howard Funeral Home
Greens Bayou
San Jacinto Memorial Park
Reynolds
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Johnnie Reynolds
Norm Reynolds
Houston
Don Reynolds
Buck Turner Narrifie Tried No Trus Sales Pitch
Advertisement style note urges immediate trade and travel savings with Buck Turner salesman. Contains frantic sales language and unclear product references aimed at prompting impulse purchases.
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Buck Turner
Weekend Violence Claims 33 Texans
A weekend of violence in Texas left 33 dead and many injured. Victims include Juan Heron 22 of Natalia Aubrey Lee Wilson 42 of Liberty J D West 22 of Corpus Christi Joe Louis Day 27 of Dallas and others across Harris Travis Fort Worth and surrounding counties. A variety of accidents drownings stabbings and a fatal hit and run are noted with multiple memorials and investigations underway.
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Associated Press
Texas
Trafic
Juan Heron
Natalia
Tex
Honda
Devine
Aubrey Lee Wilson
Liberty
Dallas
Gonzales
Porter Wilson Lemons
Halletsville
Erin
Robbie
Bobbie
Lemons
U.S
Memphis Ordered to Reopen Playgrounds to Negroes
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that Memphis Tennessee must promptly desegregate parks playgrounds and other city recreational facilities reversing lower court support for a gradual plan The decision backed by Justice Goldberg stated constitutional rights to use Memphis parks are to be promptly vindicated and sent the case back to lower courts for further proceedings consistent with the ruling
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Washington
Supreme Court
Memphis
Tenn
Justica Goldberg
U.S. Greait Court of Apeals
Cincinnati
Ohio
Circuit Court
Ll Negroes
Park Commission
Justice Department
Goldberg
School Board To canvass bond votes and bids
A special meeting is set for 7 20 p m Monday as trustees canvass reforms from last week's bond election and discuss plans to sell 4 290 000 in bonds approved by voters. Supt George Gentry notes architects employment and bids for physical education equipment. The district's building program funds a new high school modernization of Robert E Lee High School additions to Harlem Elementary McNair and enlargement of the Cedar Bayou Junior High cafeteria.
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George Gentry
Robert E. Lee
Harlem
McNair
Cedar Bayou
Louisiana legislature blasts threat of government by bayonet
The Louisiana legislature denounces President Kennedy's alert of federal troops in Birmingham as government overreach. A resolution commends Alabama Governor George Wallace while Leon Jaworski of Houston predicts a vast improvement in the criminal code with passage. The measure awaits Gov. Connally's signature. Coast Guard seeks to salvage a sunken patrol boat off Galveston after a failed rescue attempt with no injuries. Texas Woman's University in Denton installs its first woman board chair. Operation Alert to be founded in Baton Rouge with speakers Gen Edwin Walker and Billy James Hargis. NATO reps inspect U.S. nuclear HQ. former Ambassador Kennedy rests after minor surgery. Communist splits widen with China backing in an ideological dispute. Indonesian leader D N Adit aligns with China while denouncing Yugoslavia.
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Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Jocal
Huntsville
George
C. Wallace
Bama
Mingham
Petore
Beenie
Montgomery
Birmingham
Annis-ton
Bhama Oy
Kennedy
Wrigley Field
Log-Angeles
Martin Luther 1
King Jr
Hollywood
King
Ku Klux Klan
Robert Shelton
Ala
Atlanta
KKK
Gov. Wallace
Louisiana
San Francisco
Market Street
California
Robert F. Kennedy
Housiana
George Wallace
Leon Jaworski
Houston
State Bar
John Connally
Coast Guard
Galveston’s
Goldwater Leads GOP Delegates in Phoenix Poll
A Phoenix Gazette poll of 107 Republican convention delegates found Barry Goldwater winning 48 percent with 333 votes. Nelson Rockefeller trailed with 244 votes, George Romney 24, Scranton nine, Nixon seven, Morton five, Hatfield four, and single votes for Eisenhower Ford II Hutchins Knowland.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Barry M. Goldwater
R-Ariz
Phoenix Gazette
Phoenix Afternoon Daily
Goldwater
New York
Nelson A Rockafeller
Michigan
George Romney
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Richard M. Nixon
Thruston B. Morton
R-Ky
Oregon
Mark Hatfield
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Henry Ford II
Robert Hutchins
Sen
William Knowland
California
Senators propose first step ban on atmospheric tests
Washington AP Senators Dodd and Humphrey urged the United States to offer the Soviet Union a pact to halt atmospheric and underwater nuclear tests. The resolution, signed by 28 lawmakers, would not constrain underground or space testing and urges readiness if the Soviets resume testing, amid questions about monitoring effectiveness and treaty scope.
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Washington
Sens
Thomas J. Dodd
D.coon
Hubert H.humphrey
D-Minn
United States
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Moscow
Tvenly
Senate
Humphrey
Dodd
Songz
Six Killed As 14 Cars Pile Up On Jersey Turnpike
Six people died and about 10 were injured when 14 vehicles collided in dense fog on the New Jersey Turnpike at Elizabeth. Five died at the scene, a sixth died later at St James Hospital in Newark. One injured driver, A J Gauthier of Port Huron Michigan, said he could not see the wreckage until the last moment and struck the line of vehicles.
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Gauthier
Detroit
New York
Pope John XXIII Confined to His Apartment
VATICAN CITY AP reports Pope John XXIII, gravely weakened by repeated hemorrhages, is confined to his apartment. Vatican sources say Kennedy visit plans were suspended as officials monitor his condition. doctors report improvement while he rests, with no official statement from the press office.
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Vatican City
John XXIII
Vatican
Kennedy
Antonio Gasbarrini
Bologna
Piero
Pope
St. Peter's Square
Mazzoni
Gasbarrini
John
Amile
Cicognani
van Lierde
Philip Dodd Wins Rotary Scholarship
Baytown Rotary awards a fourth 350 scholarship to Philip Dodd upcoming Lée College graduate. Dodd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Renty Dodd, plans UT Austin math major and aims to teach locally after college. Other scholars: Jackie Shires University of Houston Diane Tiemann Lee College Leon Willis University of Texas.
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Baytown Rotary
Philip Dodd
Lée College
Dodd
Roberts E. Lee High School
Lions Club
University of Texas
Aml
Rotary
Ted Lyman
Baytown High School
Renty Dodd
Thompson
Jackie Shires
University of Houston
Diane Tiemann
Lee College
Leon Willis
Supreme Court rejects Wallace bid on federal troops in Birmingham
The Supreme Court unanimously rules that Kennedy did not violate the Constitution by sending federal troops to Birmingham for possible riot duty. The court also clarifies that desegregation must proceed with all deliberate speed but not allow indefinite delay in removing racial barriers.
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Washington
Supreme Court
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Birmingham
High Tribunal
Kennedy
Tornadoes Cause Heavy Damage Across Oklahoma Villages
Severe tornadoes struck eastern Oklahoma including Bowlegs near Oklahoma City damaging nearly all homes in the tiny town. A 93 year old mobile-home resident and a 76 year old injured resident near Choctaw were critically hurt. Reports also noted destruction near Canton and Panama Arkansas.
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Oklahoma
Stiny
Bowlegs
Here
Oklahoma City
Louise Teitchinsky
Choctaw
Bessie Beaman
Canton
Panama
Fort Smith
Ark
Lamar Tech Graduates 117 From Here
Baytown area students earned Lamar Tech degrees in Beaumont on Saturday with 117 graduates total and seven additional candidates from nearby cities. Baytown natives Linda Gail Conner Philip Grayson Walter Hurst and others received BS or BA degrees in chemistry government chemical engineering mathematics elementary education home economics physical education and business management. Fred Hartman of The Baytown Sun was honored with a citation by Lamar Tech board president G B Morris.
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Baytown
Lamar Tech
Beaumont
Baytwen
Linda Gail Conner
Philip Grayson
Walter Hurst
Ray Coleman Jr
Joe Searcy
Adnan Hutton
Donald Hicks
Ilen Davis
Carlyn Kudin
Sally Ann Sholes
Kay Clark
Danny Swain
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