Sun Spots and Guests Highlight Goose Creek Area Meetings
A roundup of local talks and meetings includes Kathryn Bell of Bayern Star presenting holism at a Goose Creek Eastern Star session. James E. Sherwood of Citizens Bank speaking at a University Women meeting. a Carnival Question Box for Parent Recreation. and a County Chamber of Commerce notice. Also listed are translator needs, Dads Club, Highlands club plans, and a Christmas magazine sale at Robert E. Lee High School.
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Kathryn Bell
Bayern Star
Grand Chapter
Texas
Goose Creek Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Robert E. Lee High School
Charles Forque
Forde
Local notes mix civic praise and staff changes in Baytown area
A collage of brief items highlights civic work by Mrs. Austin DeBrukl and Baytown Seed Board Trustee Bob Bobski who plans to resign for a North Texas promotion. Other snippets mention Judge Berney Ward juggling duties, City Manager Le Fevre on vacation, and assorted society updates from Parachute films to hotel plans and hometown chatter.
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Austin DeBrukl
R. B.bobs Stickton
Bob
Baytown Seed Board of Trustees
North Texas
Berney
Ward
JJ. le Fevre
Sam Como
Jack Gardner
Ida Stevens
David Sanders
Patti Lewis
Edythe Musick
Washington
Metmats
Khrushchev presses reform while Nehru defends UN
Premier Khrushchev to day demanded abolition of the secretary general post and UN restructuring to veto decisions. Nehru opposed major changes, calling for careful steps and agreeing there may be defects but favoring the current UN framework. Eisenhower and Khrushchev sidelines toward a possible summit remained uncertain. King Hussein of Jordan criticized Soviet moves as attempts to undermine the UN from its birth. UN officials reported on the evolving crisis.
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United Nations
N.Y
Nikita
Khrushchev
Bag Hammarskjold
U.N
World Organization
India
Nehru
Kheushehev
Senation General Assembly
Oader
Eisenhower
Hussein
Arab Jordan
U.S.S.R
Demeptt
Security Council
General Assembly
Mammarstjold
Hammarskjold
Mgr. Hammarskjold
United States
Congo
Moisr
Soviet Union
Cornerstone presented for De Kilpatrick fire dept HQ
A cornerstone ceremony at the former mayor’s building site marks the cornering of the De Kilpatrick area for the fire department HQ with Fire Chief ALM. Art Béieloin attended left as Baytown Pharis prepared remarks. Khrushchev’s remarks during a global assembly session critiqued Hammarskjold and urged resignation amid Congo tensions while Eisenhower rejected direct talks on a five-nation neutralist resolution.
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W. Kilpatrick
Dnose Creek
Béieloin
Baytown Pharis
Eisenhower Leaves Door Open for Summit Talks
President Eisenhower signaled openness to a summit with Khrushchev if there is a serious chance of productive progress. He rejected a mere gesture and urged genuine steps from the Soviet side, referencing UN issues, Cuba, and the Congo while noting possible talks with Soviet officials to reduce tension.
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Eisenhower
General Assembly
Khrushchev
United Nations
Cuba
Congo
Chrushchev
Nist
Soviet Union
Risenhawer
U.S
Representa.s
Stian A. Herter
Supreme Court’s Term to Open Amid Busy Agenda
The Supreme Court reassembles to begin a term likely to be one of the busiest in history. About 109 appeals filed for final decisions include state birth laws, school prayer, religious freedom, and nuclear test powers. Justices face a crowded docket through March with cases on public health, safety, and government authority.
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Washington
the &Itpreme
Hs Terminal
Communist Party
Asa
Senarts Varation
Maryland
U.S
U. S. Court of Appeals
Navy
U. & Court of Appeals
Nip and Tug Ballot Push Seen in Presidential Campaign
Senator Kennedy attacks Nixon as campaigns widen into the South and Midwest. Kennedy accuses Nixon of nonsense while pursuing 27 Senate votes, as Nixon plans stops in Virginia and North Carolina and drives a women’s outreach effort in nearby states.
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Richard M. Nixof
Ice
Kennedy
Mlingis
Richard M. Nisan
Nixon
South
Eisenhower
Richmond
Charlotte
New Jersey
Hore
Washington
Gan
Gion
Callenlay
Digana
Kenne l
Arizona
North Carolina
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
Koran Catholic Rel
Wisconsin
Penny Nichole Collects Dimes at Dea State College
Penny Nichole of Money Mississippi, a year old junior at Dea State College, collects dimes. In Philadelphia a city official said recruiters faced a staffing quirk, with one deputy personnel director noting the difficulty in filling positions.
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Cleynd
Dea State College
Philadelphia
Cliy
Joy
Galt
Rey Crulter
Allen A Hyman
Index Finger Made Into Thumb by Doctor
Dallas reports a surgeon in Illinois can convert an index finger into a functioning thumb. Dr. Hampar Kekikian of Chicago pioneered the operation, claiming the transformed finger can regain much of a lost thumb’s utility and that refinements may improve outcomes. The technique involves detaching one finger segment and reattaching tendons and nerves to form a working thumb.
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Dallas
APY
Illinois
Hampar Kekikian
Chicago
Poe Mae
Resignations and elections dominate 1960 events
Joe Gordon resigns as Detroit Tigers manager to take Kinang City Athletics post replacing Meir Elcott. Braziliana selects a new president in general elections seen as a real shift away from Vargas era policies. Over 15,000 attend 1960 prison role in Huntsville featuring Ricky Nelwan and Candy Barr.
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Joe Gordon
Detroit Tigers
Kinang City Athletics
Meir Elcott
Sandayat Huntsville
Ricky Nelwan
Candy Barr
Tossup Nixon Leads In AP Survey With Narrow Margin
AP survey shows Nixon ahead in 22 states with 261 electoral votes and Kennedy leading in 14 states with 140 votes. The gap is 22 votes and neither candidate reaches 269. Tossup states include New York California Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan and others with regional shifts noted.
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Washington
Richard McNicow
John FP
Kennedy
Fansporto
Ivales
Nixon
Associated Press
Anarests
New York
California
Pennsylvania
Tha
Michi
Mrs. Davis 69 Dies in Baytown
Mrs Davis 69 died at 2 45 p m Saturday in a Baytown hospital Funeral services were held Monday at Farhman Chapel with church of Christ ministers officiating Burial was in Christ Cemetery She is survived by five daughters two sons two dozen descendants including grandchildren and great grandchildren
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del] Swanner Davis
East Jaroes
Baytown
Farhman
Jack Uolder
Cedar Bayou Church of Christ
Cef. Wilson
Mapleton Church of Christ
McCaghter
Lakewood Church of Christ
Thermert
Churet
Christ Cemetery
Davis
Bessie Marse
Channelview
Roxy McCaleb
Mire
Baby Derks
Ty Eewin
Maxine Fitzearald
Highlanes
Shree Ame
Thadiens Swanner
Partmon
Cant
Army
White Sands
Nom
Arlen Seranner
Heghlarvde
Baytown United Fund drive launches with $176426 goal
Baytown kicked off its United Fund campaign with a goal of $176,426. John P. Henderson is general chairman, supported by a large team including division heads from Humble Oil, Baytown Refiners, and local businesses. The drive emphasizes community service, with divisions targeting health, education, and public service agencies in the Baytown area.
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Baytown
United Fund
John PL Henderson
I C. Ghtek
Kimmimans
Iriver
Esangrema
Bea Fidler
Burker
Oliver
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Wrank Cominote i
Fred Mills
Humble
Roy Eh
United Rubber and Chemical Co
Marilyn Linder
Robbass Joby Smart
Iwanis
DAL Amith
West Bastown Kiwanis
Bil Shridller
Lions
Chindes Corbet
Don
Chamber of Commerce
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Duplicate Bridge Club
Jack Furbee
Willies
Rejation City Council
Nesmith
Speck
Bor Nesmith
Constitutional Party
Congress
East
Harris County Women’s Auxiliar
Medical Society
Goose Creek
Chambers County Agriculture
District Court
Anahuac
J. R. Hodges
Texas A
M_ agronomist
M. E. Hellaway
Dads Club
Ashbel Smith
Dads
Ashbelt Smith School
Highlands Jamboree and Improvement Club
Spum
Jeff Tanner
Elub
Highlands
Ben Shirley
Kelly Fregia
Johnny Essetter
Panhandle
Galveston
Baytown Board of Realtors
Harris County
Midway
William Finniis
J. C. Bickersstaff
Harris County League of Vocational Nurses
P.m
Collier Hall
CCA
Craigmont
Civic Association
T. E. Rowlett
Baytown Painters
R. L. Baker
Lions Club
W. D. Allison
YMCA
Sun Story
Raytoan
John de Verter
Paul I. DeVeyter
Humble OF and Refining Co
Bovteron
Edna Oever
Helne
Pétr Ty
Nikita Khrushchev
Dag Hammarskjold
Dag
Presiden Eisenhower
Pre
Mier
Janice
Teonent
Bul Nehru
Uerstone
Goose Creek City Hall
Main
Bil Calpes
Center
Raytown
Ike
Wasitington
Khru
Soshchev
Paris
Supreme Court
Richard Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Carbondale, al
Detroit
Hiek
Cort Long
Frank Becker Ia
Reine
Raymond Tarewski
Andrew Jack
Times Square
Masan
Brigitte Bardot
Hea Yital
Silas Moore
Irene McGregor
Pilot Club
Charles Fuller
Adline Englert
Kelly Merns
A. P. Shacdix
John Reiter
Ruth Ramsey
Kveyers
Kim Worden
Clyde Messiah
McNair
Oak
R. E
Blondie
Hoeintscher
C.F. Carlson
Humble Annuitanis
Bill Wilson
W. A. Scott
Moerchud
Beth Tolleson
Gloria Bridges
Nelson Lewin
la Porte
Ree Ruttwto
Morgan's Point
Guy Flournoy
Crosby
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