Sun Spots PTA Carnival and Bake Sale Notices
The Sun Spots PTA carnival and supper begin Saturday at 6 pm with chicken supreme priced at 25 cents adults and 35 cents children. A 7 pm show features an appearance by Cader Bon. The Lakewood Garden Club hosts a bake sale Friday to Saturday from 9 am to 6 pm at Baytway Drive.
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Anson Jones Bareat
Asectistes
Edalis
Childres
Cader Bon
Lakewood Garden Club
Lewis
Baytway Drive
Baytown
Pilot
Old Days Football Talk and Local News Buzz
Norman D'Olive recalls football shenanigans with Garrett Hering and Joe Kilgore. Lane Ward nears Eagle Scout step. Degge 2. Cecil Morse earns free coffee on time. John Busch and George Chandler share information. Kenneth Gullett starts a new advertising shift. Carol Lynd seeks a two year newspaper veteran nearby. Rev Ed Summers chats with County Commissioner W C Ramsey. Joy Powell reports sheriff’s convoy in Highlands to fetch a prisoner. Pete Jones discusses buying certain machines. Lester Alford details Optiist Association, with photos. Maurice Marshall changes jobs. WL Co Underwood provides information. Dot MeLee heads to Houston. Jackie Stevens and Dan Lon nore study for a test. Dave Sherron calls about a photo. A Y Herring delays a needed tip to Houston. Samory McPhail notes journalism minor. Dave Moore checks on a story.
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Norman D'Olive
Ister
Garrett Hering
Joe Kilgore
Lane Ward
Degge
Cecil Morse
John Busch
George Chandler
Kenneth Gullett
Sun
Carol Lynd
Edwin Summers
W.C. Ramsey
Joy Powell
Sheriff's Department
Highlands
Ace
Pete) Jones
Lester Alford
Maurice Marshall
Underwood
Dot Me- Lee
Houston
Jackie Stevens
Dan Lon Nore
Dave Sherron
AY Herring
Samory McPhail
Dave Moore
Russians Put More Roadblocks Ahead of Berlin Convoy
Western allies report Moscow plans further delays on the autobahn into Berlin after a 42 hour hold of a 12 vehicle convoy carrying 20 troops and passengers at Marienborn. Officials weigh why Soviets acted, with Westerns insisting on headcounts as a condition for passage.
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Russia
Berlin
Moscow
West
United States
Britain
France
Khrushchev
Cedarslo
Bayou
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Jane
Defense missile gun shown off in Moscow
A Moscow display featured a defense missile gun while local notices include a St Johns Methodist Women Society fundraiser serving turkey with child plates at 1 to 7 pm Friday. Also reports of missing clarinet from Robert E. Lee High School and community updates on students and military assignments.
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Moscow
ST. Johns Methodist Women's Society of Christian Service
John Adams
Robert E. Lee High School
9Ndra Compton
Pat. Owen
Baytown
Howard Payne College
Howard Payne
Ronald A. Faulkner
Elzie
Faulkner
Jones Road
Highlands
508Th
Canal Zone
Robert F. Lee High School
Lee College
Our World Today Miss Ngo Did Nhu Parley Belief Resumes
A garbled briefing mentions Mrs. Ngo and Nhu, a parley, and ongoing beliefs about regis and trials. It notes a rioting court activity, a possible death penalty for Joe Edward Smith in Houston, and Sen. Margaret Chase Smith weighing a presidential bid as a third choice.
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Margaret Chase Smith
Rockefeller enters New Hampshire primary race formal entry
Former vice president aspirant and financier Nelson Rockefeller announces formal entry to the New Hampshire primary for the Republican presidential nomination. He calls for unity of the free world and opposes communism, urging other candidates to enter the race to reveal positions before the July convention. He avoids naming Goldwater and signals possible debates to define GOP principles.
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Rockefeller
State Capitol
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Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arie
Iona
New Hampshire
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Goldyeater
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Ariy
Republican Party
Goldwater
Parky Unite
Cor
Snopshire
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NBC
Four On Ballot Saturday Proposed Constitution Changes Explained
Four amendments on the Saturday ballot cover poll tax repeal and welfare aid limits, with Jefferson County allowed to decide a retirement and death benefit plan for county employees. A county prison farm and remodelled jail facilities are funded by a bond issue, while no tax increase is expected. The plan includes work programs and self-sustaining county services.
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Precinct
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Hunt
Texas
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Harris County
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Ecdmini
C . Par & Id
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Ak Jows
Final Push Is On Baytown UF Drive Shortfall
Baytown fundraising efforts face a 5,000 shortfall in the United Fund drive as dozens of volunteers from local clubs and business groups push to reach a goal of 1527,905 for 36 area agencies. Drive chair Charles Tillery urges workers to not miss contacts, with about 600 Baytonians soliciting donations and a week left to finish.
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Lncorporate
National Secretaries Association
San Jacinto
Business and Professional Women's Club
Pilot Club
J. Baytown Kiwanis Club
Kitnis
Lions
Kotary
Bobby Sutphin
Drive
Frank Kuystysiak
Carl S. Smith
Harris County
Baytown Rotary Club
Smith
Sidi Ay
Commerce
Holiday Inn
T. Ly
Satterwhite
Toy Smith
Ines Satterwhite
Mosti
Abel
Senate
Jim W. Strickler
Mastein
Sion
la Porte
County Tax Assessor Talks Poll Tax Law Repeal
The County Tax Assessor argued repeal of the poll tax would raise voters as a five year plan takes effect. He estimated a near 3 million dollar impact to state schools, with only a small percentage affecting the overall school fund. He also discussed provisions for the new law and for those previously exempt.
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Smith
WENL
Eleven Men Rescued From German Mine After Two Week Stand
Eleven miners were pulled from a flooded shaft in Germany after two weeks trapped underground. They were saved in a capsule by surface workers and fed through a narrow shaft as crowds watched anxiously on West German television.
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Germany
Imani
Mies
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Traina
West Geer Man
Soviet Rocket Parade Shows Antimissile Power
Moscow marked the 46th anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution with a two stage rocket display along Red Square. Moscow Radio hailed the weapon as a strong military asset capable of hitting targets in air and space. Tass reported that long range anti air rockets proved capable of striking modern air space weapons. U.S. officials warned defenses against intercontinental missiles require vast effort. Dr Harold Brown testified that detecting approaching missiles and distinguishing decoys is critical. Dr Edward Teller argued the Russians have the know how for an antiballistic system. The show featured Marshal Rodion Yevstigneyev presenting a 50 foot rocket, described as an anti air craft weapon with modern tech.
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Moscow Radio
Tass
U.S. Defense Department
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Pentagon
Harold’ Brown
Defense Research and Engineering
Defense Department
Edward Teller
Ridion Yinoys
Stan Lenin
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