Eisenhower Recovery On Schedule After Sleeped Night
President Eisenhower shows further recovery and reports another good night after heart attack in September. Doctors at Fitzsimons Army Hospital note eight hours of sleep and no complications. Sherman Adams drafts a memo instructing Nixon to continue NSC and Cabinet meetings as administration coordinators in Denver.
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Eisenhower
Merriman
Smith Denver
Richard “M. Nixon
St ‘Fite
Simong
Army Hospital
Hisenhower
Sherman Adams
Mir
Alletteir
Nixon
National ‘Security’ Council
Cabinet
Washington
Adams
Denver
City threatens to file suit on easement dispute
City to condemn easement across three acre Gore property on Dyer Street for electric lighting serving three area families. City Attorney George Chandler said Tuesday the city offers to buy the easement for a utility line or street and will proceed with condemnation if Gore refuses. Residents at end of Dyer track area oppose delays.
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Dyer Street
George
Chandler
H. S. Gore
Dyer
Gore
Aitwa
Sey City
Sun Spots Speaker at St Mark's Methodist Men Meeting
Outdoor sportswriter Bob Brister, Houston Chronicle columnist, will be guest speaker at St Mark's church Methodist men gathering. Group to meet 6145 p.m. in the church annex for the event and related notices include Horticulture club at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday and rummage sale details for DeMolay Mothers Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Brister
Houston Chronicle
Methodist Men of
Dirt Gardeners Horticulture Club
Wadnessiay
Demolay Mothers Club
Steele McDonald Building
Os Market
C. T. Swint
EB. W. Bowerman
Around Town Notes and Short Local Chatter
Donnie Andrus makes a quick Sunday trip home then back to Huntsville for Sam Houston. Dick Mayhen performs the tight song on his program at KREL. Rice’s 46 auto figures in road chatter as Gordon and Cadil- Tacing drift. Rochelle tweaks Fair business at The Sut office for Barbers Hill. Where was Don McCleod. Smitty tells Bobbye Trencm all about the Aggie UH game at College Station. World Series chatter and Baytor lines as Maryland Baytor muse. Stella Herring vacations in Los Angeles.
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Donnie Andrus
Huntsville
Sam Houston
Dick Mayhen
KREL
Gordon
Irom Allen Rice
Rice
Tommy Rochelle
Fair busi+ hess
W. OG. Underwood
Sut
Barbers Hill
Don McCleod
Smitty
Bobbye Trencmann
College Station
Garret Merring
Wao
Ora
Idarcug Ann
Bayior
Stella Herring
Los Angeles
Bacon and Egg Prices Fall Across Chicago Market
The Chicago market shows a sharp drop in hog prices with top quotes down 50 cents to 315.75 per hundred pounds, the lowest since March, 1947. Egg futures and other corn belt markets also fell about 50 cents per hundred pounds amid arrivals of 14,000 hogs, the largest in seven months.
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Chicago
Briefs from Texas and Hollywood Spark Broad Legal and Political Tangles
A mixed set of items reports a $172,800 lawsuit naming George Parr in Texas, a dec 19 trial date, a labor backed running mate linked to a Brazilian election, Jess Barker ordered to pay child support pending paternity, a Calhoun Air Patrol update on a stranded man, a Dallas oil association picks French Robertson as president, and Edgar Faure forcing immediate throne council actions in Morocco.
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Alice
Texi—ih
South Texas
George Parr
Trustees Study Building Needs Board Hears Reports On School Additions
Baytown school board spent two hours reviewing final blueprints for Highlands and Lamar additions due in October. They tentatively approved plans awaiting superintendent's weekend study and may seek bids next Monday. Engineers discussed a bulge in Lamar and completed Harlem project with larger septic tank and restrooms. William Travis work slated for mid October final inspection. debate over door foot scrapers versus sidewalks. Agreement hoped with Houston Lighting and Power on Lamar service. board denied Port Arthur trip for Brigadiers. End of report notes rel rep travel costs to Columbia S G for S A S C annual meeting.
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Alamo
George H. Gentry
highVa
Heard
W. D. Broyles
Lamar
Burnet
Broyles
Gentry
Harlem
Moore
la Perte
Jim
Deinopulos
Travis
Perking
Houston Lighting and Power Co
HSPCO
Lee S
Port Arthur
Five-year-old boy covered in spilled paint downtown
Al Woodall, five, wandered into a gallon of white paint spilled on a sidewalk near Gordon's Jewelry Store. His aunt, Abrs A G Reddick, witnessed the incident as they rushed him into a car, washed him with paper and pine oil, then carried him to Meyer Bros. for removal of the paint. He remained pale and was finally cleaned by 4 pm. Al is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Woodall of 3417 Michigan.
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al Woodall
Abrs. A. G. Reddick
Gordon
Mrs. Reddick
Cecil Sutphin
R. E. Stovall
Meyer Bros
Baytonians Host Parley On Keeping Teachers
Two Baytown men Roy Elms and W R Robbins will lead one of two preliminary White House Conference meetings at 7 30 pm Tuesday in Houston in the school administration building 300 Capitol agency open to the public but mainly for the Senatorial District Six education conference How Can We Get Enough Good Teachers and Keep them Elms and Robbins will direct the discussion in the professional library of the building Eight such meetings will be held in a three day span beginning Tuesday A nationwide meeting will be held at Bellaire high school Dec 17 Reports from county meetings go to the state meeting in Austin Oct 31 and on to the White House conference in Washington DC beginning Nov 28 In addition a second session will be led by Fred Gray of Pasadena and H J Bernard Houston attorney Superintendent George Gentry will consult Thursday night with a session on financing Our Schools Build and Operate Them.
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Baytown
Roy Elms
W. RK. Robbins
White House
Houston
Capitol Agencie
Elms
Robbins
Bellaire High School
Austin
Washington, D.C
Jed
Baytonians
Fred Gray
Pasadena
H. J. Bernard
Ike's Brothers Keep In Touch By Phone
President Eisenhower and his son Maj. John S. Eisenhower receive daily briefings on the First's condition via telephone from White House staff. Major Eisenhower, stationed at Fort Belvoir, Virginia, recently flew to visit his father in the hospital.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Maj
John S. Eisenhower
Whith House
Fort Belvoir
Reds Test Bottle Shaped Planes Near Afghanistan Report
Reports from Kabul describe Soviet test of a bottle shaped aircraft north of Afghanistan. Eyewitnesses say the craft stands about 26 feet high with pins at its base and a blue band around the middle. Wires extend from top and bottom as a large wind appears to trail it.
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Karel
Kabul
Afghanistan
Ching
U.S
River Flood Signals Major Wichita Falls Evacuations
Wichita Falls faces its worst flood crest in five years as the Wichita River and Holiday Creek rise rapidly. About 150 families evacuated and 100 square blocks flooded as Lake Wichita neared the spillway. Civil defense units and Red Cross, aided by 14 trucks from Sheppard Air Force Base, conducted night evacuations while forecasters predicted crest between 21 and 22 feet.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
Wichita River
Holiday Creek
Wichita
L. D. Jones
Lake Wichita
Kanady Is Psychotic
Houston doctors said on Tuesday that Dilmas T. Kanady a six year old cotton broker who had spent four years in Red China is suffering from traumatic psychosis. Physicians at Methodist hospital attributed the condition to continued mistreatment and noted his state as fair with expectations of a complete recovery. Kanady was arrested in China in April 1951 on alleged espionage and black market activities and was sentenced to life before being repatriated last week.
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Houston
Dilmas T. Kanady
Red
China
Methodist Hospital
Kanady
Houston Businessmen Offer to Buy Entire Grants Town
A group of Houston businessmen offered to purchase the New Mexico uranium town of Grants for 1.0 million dollars to avert bankruptcy. Mayor George Dannenbaum had earlier sought a federal loan of 1.85 million to fund growth needs like sewer and water facilities as the town expands.
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Houston
Texas
New Mexico
Grants
George Dannenbaum
Daonenbaum
Planes Airlift Food to Hundreds Marooned in Mexico
U S Navy helicopters and Air Force C46s delivered food and medicines to hundreds marooned along the Gulf Coast flooded by the Panuco and Tamesi rivers. The Tampico area, population about 160,000, has been inundated for 32 days as storms Giadys and Hilda caused at least 75,000 displaced. A Saipan carrier group and C-46 shuttles carried flour, rice, beans, milk, cheese, butter, and prepared meals to the stricken port.
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Panuco
Tamesi
Giadys
Hilda
Saipan
Strickex
Tampico
Harlingen
Ellington
Air Force
Texas
Navy
Pastors Decline Vigilance Committee In Galveston
Galveston ministers who led a citizens cleanup of vice abandon plans for a vigilante committee to police the law. Rev George Scoldimer says the effort is not their job and that enforcement should rest with responsible citizens. City fathers show growing dissent as Mayor Cough pushes for an open but clean town.
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Galveston
Galveston Inisters
George Scoldimer
Galveston Ministerial Association
Scoldimer
EB. J. Pennington
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber Offigins
George Roy Cough
Eleven Baytown men to be drafted in October call
Draft board chief announces 11 Baytown area men will be inducted in the October 18 call. Another draft in November will include 145 Baytown residents. it is unclear how many will be drafted into the Navy. Previously, 11 inductees from Baytown and nearby areas were sent for basic training on September 20. A breakfast send off followed with remarks by Rev John H Osteen and remarks from chamber representatives.
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Baytown
Ares
Abigail A. Pragier
Navy
Charles W. Widney
James R. Peddy
William R. Zetzky
Joe P. Ethridgs
Galena Park
Kenneth H. Rollier
Ernest ©. Gardner
Joe D. Livingston
Sam J. Russell
Channelview
James Crandell Jr
Arthur FH. Terran Smi
Mike Salazar
House Lon
Royal Care
John H. Osteen
Central Baptist Church
Chamber of Commerce
Nelson McElroy
Darrel Tuck
Sant Paine
J. Bryan Stratton
B. F. Booth
To Be Tennessee Publisher Syd Gould Leaving Post
Syd Gould resigns as publisher of The Sun to take the publisher role at Cleveland Daily Banner in Cleveland Tennessee. He has served since 1948 in Baytown with The Sun’s advertising staff and as advertising director and vice president since 1950. Masry Boswell will assume the top advertising post. a new staffer will be announced soon.
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Tennessee
Syd Gould
Sun
the Sun
Cleveland Daily Banner
Cleveland
Boswell
Springfield
University of Missouri School of Journalism
Barbara
Citizens National Bank and Trust Co
Syd
Grace
Nancy
Baytown
Fred Hartman
WS. Navy
San Diego Naval Training Station
California
Ohio State University
Two Cars Collide On Decker Drive
A two car smashup on Decker Drive Tuesday morning sent three people to San Jacinto hospital. Ammittee Mascorra, 27, of Wade Road Highlands, admitted with injuries. two others treated and released. Mascorra, an employee of L. J. Fuller Oil Co., rode in the car that passed a pickup truck and then hit it. The incident occurred just outside city limits as both vehicles traveling toward Baytown. State highway patrolmen investigated.
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Decker Drive
San Jacinto Hospital
Ammittee Mascarre
Wade Road
Highlands
Mascorra
L. J. Fuller Oi Co
Decker
Central
Baytown
State Nighway
Nine Sections Long It’ll Go Down Texas Fair Parade
Sun Stall Wester Baytown hosts the seventh annual Baytown fair with a nine-section parade along Texas Avenue. Judging begins at 10 am with a 4:30 pm parade start. sections assemble at appointed spots by 4 pm, featuring school bands, scouting groups, local businesses, and civic clubs.
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Texas
Sue" Jones
Sun Stall
Wester Baytown
Texas Avenue
Bob
Feinberg
Omust
Starp
Johnson
West Texas
Whiting
Robert BE. Lee
Brunsin
East Harris
REL
Lions’ Club
REL Press Tlub
Paul 238
Nelson Sporting Goods
Paul Prince
Buick
Western Auto
Baytowin
BIH
Sheerleaders
Brownie Scouts
City of
Roush
Bayshore
Mators
Paul A. Lee
Felton Street
Felton and
Ferguson Motor Companies
Bayton Emergency Corps
Highlands
Cub
de- Molay
Charlie Inman
Houston ‘Natural Gas Co
Tom Conder
Oldemobile Co
Ferguson Motors
Crosby
Association of American University Women
Leslie School of Dancing
Leo Bryant
Tri Cities Labor Council
Jax Beer
Kappa Kappa
Bets Sigma Phi
Antle Plumbing Co
Dan Hutchins Motor Company
Ideal Builders
Willis Cobo Nash Company
Kovar
Carver
Baytown Fair Airplane Publicity Plans Announced
The Baytown Pair advertising committee will fly a plane with PA to promote the fair. Murray Rogers will pilot the aircraft from Joe Ware’s location, announcing the event. The show begins at 4 pm Thursday and 3 pm Friday with flights over Baytown Anahuac Crosby La Porte Channel 4 East Houston and Galveston area.
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Baytown
Murray Rogers
Joe Ware
Anahuac
Crosby
la Porte
Channel 4
East Hous~ Lan
Tacinta City
Galvestan
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CUB Scout Committee
Fairgrounds
Baytown Fairgrounds
Rio DE
Tantero
UPA
Instat
Brazil
Hollywood
Jess Barker
Yvonné Doughty
Calhoun
Croton Creek
Brazos River
George Whinn
Foo
Dallas
Texas Mid- Continent Oil‘and Gag Association
French M. Robertson
Abilene
Parish
Edgar Faure
Morocco
Throne Counols
Baytown School
Boardavas
Dan Perkins
Columbia
S. G
Southern Association of Student Councils
Barbber and Chemical Company
Humble Oil and Refining Company
George Gentry
Ike
Mexico
Mex
Gulf Coast Zone
Isle
Boston
William and Mary’ College
MY3SARANNA+ Watson
Syd, Gould
Harry Roswell
Baytown Fair
Ken Reynolds
San
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