Soviet space mission lifts off amid celebration in Moscow
Reported launch of a three man Voskhod spacecraft drew jubilant crowds in Red Square. Cosmonauts Feoktistov Komarov and Bykovsky prepared for orbital tests while observers noted medical checks and a live TV transmission from the craft. Soviet officials hailed the flight as a milestone ahead of future two and three man missions.
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Chrysler
Iamond Auc
Diambadie Iad
Dow Che
Adbot Incomefit
Dairies
Tags
Georgia Pacific
Valerian
Gillette Sat
Bykovsky
Valentina Ter-Goodyear Tireeshkova
Gull Gil
Gulf States
U 3
GuStin-Bac
Tereshkovajil L & Po
Isa
Jones& Laugh
Kovsky
Kerr-McGee
Liggett-Myers
Litton Ind
Lockheed
Louis
Magnavox
Monsanto
Nat Dist
New York Central
United States
Oltis Elev
Peter Ssisise -Komarov
Philip Morris
Phillips Pet Feoktistov
Pure Oil
Royal Dutch
Safeway
Sears
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Sinclair
Son Pacific
Moscow
Televi
Suconyuob
Sperry-Rand
Stan Calif
Stan NJ
Stan Ohio S
Eessier
Stude-Packard
Sun Oil
Tennessee Gas
Air Force
Maj. Gordon
Téxas Co. I.e
al Bam Cooper
Texas
United Aircraft
Voskhod
Earth
Tass
del Webb
Westinghouse
Merox
Isesepee Ot Biel Orl
Yegoroyv
Hares Hers
Feoktistov
Komarov
Red Square
College staff details reveal extensive teaching and service
Fay Lamar, related to Mira Lamar, and Rep. Brooks with a 15 month old daughter Laura Lea live at 1603 Blackburn Drive, Pasadena. Maskowitz and Maroney joined Lee College as instructors with prior engineering and history roles. Armstrong, a Lee College social sciences instructor since 1957, has taught in Indiana and held several administrative positions. he holds degrees from Indiana State and the University of Michigan with further study at Purdue, Indiana University, and Manchester College.
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Fay Lamar
Mirabeau Lamar
Republic of Texas
Brooks
Laura Lea
Blackburn Drive
Pasadena
Penitentiaries
Military and Veterans’ Affairs
Maskowitz
Lee College
University of Texas
Hess
Humbie OH and Refining Co
Baytown
U.S. Army
Maroney
Sam Houston Loth College
Amarillo College
SHSC
U.S. Air Force
Strategic Air Command
Armstrong
Longansport
Ind
Jasper County Public Schools
Rinsselaer
Wabash City
Manchester College
Ball State College
Indiana University
Wabash
Culver Military Academy
Culver
Indiana State School Board
Indiana State College
Terre Haute
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Purdue University
Layfette
Bloomington
North Manchester
Labor and Conservatives Locked in Tight Election Rift
Election odds narrowed to 10-3 Labor and 52 against the Conservatives. A Conservative poll of Wilson's Lancashire district showed his opponent 7 percent ahead. Labour leader Jost faced a resignation risk if a safe Labour seat could be found for a special election. Lord Blakenham warned Labor would face a forceful Conservative push, citing security, finance, and economy risks under a Labour government.
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Labor
Wilson
Lancashire
Labor Party
Jost
Hoeker
House of Commons
House of Commanns
Lord Blakenham
Conservative
Blakenham
Piansteret Shere
Funeral services for Mars Lane Fonerch
Baytown resident 42 years, moved to Dayton recently, dies at 9 45 p m Sunday in Baytown. Funeral services set for 2 pm Tuesday at Earth man Furtrch Home in Baytown. Survivors are two sons A B Lone and David E Lone and two grandchildren Glenda Lone and David Lone. Pastor R Burns to officiate at San Jacinto Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Lane Fonerch
Mars
Eddie Winefred Lone
Wilson
Dayton
Earthman Furtrch
Baytown
Bayton
A. EB
Lone Gi Deyid E. Lone
Glenda Gione Lone
David Gen Lone
Re . R. Burns
Order
Baytown Police report weekend of thirteen crashes
A Baytown weekend crash spree left two teenagers injured in a North Main collision with 17 year old Jacqueline Johnson and Anna Rose Bennett treated at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital. William Eugene Britton was charged with negligent collision. Additional minor injuries occurred in a 1:45 a.m. wreck on Highway 246 near Ferry Road. Troxell jailed for failure to control speed after overturning his car. Numerous Saturday and Sunday incidents listed with locations and times across Baytown.
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Tvo
Baytown
San
Jacqueline Sue Johnson
Bellview
Anna Rose Bennett
San’ Jacinto’ ‘Methodist Hospital
North Main
Ashley Ville
Miss Johnson
Ing
William Eugene Britton
Alford
R. W. Cooper
Britton
Gary
Edward Troxell
Gulf Coast Hospital
Ferry
M. J. Gill
Troxell
Highiay
Troxel
Gill
Billy Sch
Jeyer
Zach
Booth
Barne Ward
Corporation Court
W. Lobit
Battown-La Porte Tunnel
Bayway Drive
Humbledocks
Lord Road
Vandals Hit GOP Office in Baytown
Vandalism reported at the Baytown Republican headquarters at North Main and Delee. Fred Sims said two plastered signs were damaged and windows painted over the weekend, prompting a protest and calls for police help. Barry Goldwater supporters condemned the acts as the campaign moved to a higher plane.
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Baytown
Republican
North’ Main
Delee
Fred Sims
LBS
Barry Goldwater
Sims
Carver Plans National Lunch Week Observance at Schools
Governors and school groups plan a special observance for National School Lunch Week at Carver schools. Hi-Y and Junior Honor groups will be honored guests at special tables, with the Carver Band and Bugle Corps performing. Local officials discuss federal and state roles in education, including a proposed constitutional amendment on school control, amid election talk and civil rights debate.
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Carver
Glenn T. Seaborg
Atomic Energy Commission
Johnson
Seaborg
Southern Interstate Nuclear Board
South
Carver Band
Alabama
George Walter
Wallace
Kentucky
Edward T.breathitt
Breathitt
Goldwater
GOP
Weekend vandalism and theft incidents reported in local area
Damage to a small clubhouse at 3700 E Fayle after a Saturday incident. A garage window was shot with a BB gun during the weekend. Sunglasses stolen from Richmond’s Humble Station valued at 29 dollars. Tire and rim damage totaling 15 dollars reported on Bolster. Laundry basket and wheel stand stolen from a washer at 609 St Pruett. A soft drink machine damaged at Shell on Decker Drive. Battery stolen from a car at 809 Beecher last week. Police investigated by Officers Booth, Schleyer, Miller, Jackson, Hardy, and Welch.
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Fayle
Gaines
Zach’ Booth
Billy ‘Schleyer
Hamilton
E- Huible
Fred Miller
W. .C. Jackson
Richmond
Paul Anderson
Billy Welch
Welch
St Pruett. Friay
A'dodr
Shell
DC Decker Drive
Frizday
Ril
Hardy
John Beckaold
Beecher Lastt Weel
Charges Filed in Baytown Fray
Edward Simon 18 of Galena Park and Francis Reed 90 of Houston were charged with affray by Baytown Police at 8 20 p m Saturday. Ruby Vaughn 46 of 428 Clyde Drive was charged with disturbing the peace by officers in Judge Barney Ward s court at 12 45 a m Sunday.
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Edward Simon
Galena Park
Francis Reed
Houston
Baytown
D. L. Herring
Wy Henscey
Obituary of Ollie Tuttle at Baytown Hospital
Ollie Tuttle of Old River died at 10 30 am. Arrangements will be announced by Barthman Funeral Home. Also notes WSCS meets Tuesday at St Pauls Methodist Church with 9 45 am service and covered dish luncheon. Baytown WMU and council events listed with speakers from Africa and local churches.
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Ollie Tuttle
Old River
Baytotyn ‘Hospital
Barthman Funeral Home
WSCS
W. G. Middleton
St. Paul's
Eastside Baptist
Baytown
Gener. Kingsley
Africa
Baytown Council For
Svill
Opporunity School
Burnette W. Dowl
First Presbierian Church
Sub-Freezing Weather Across New England Reported
A Baytown shopper, Sara Peel of Eastland Texas, won $10 from local merchants for shopping on Monday morning. The Associated Press reports mixed conditions across the nation with subfreezing temperatures in New England, near zero readings in parts of the Midwest, rain in Florida, and warmer spells in the South.
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Sara Peel
Eastland
Tex
Baytown
Associated: Press
New England
California
Florida
Midwest
United Nations Lecture Tuesday at Lamar Elementary School
Adolph Blieden will present a United Nations lecture at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday in Houston at Lamar Elementary School. Sponsored by Baytown American Legion Post No 316, the talk covers Blieden’s work on foreign relations and national security, inviting the public.
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United Nations
Adolph Blieden
Houston
Lamar
Blieden
St. Louis
American Legion
Baytown
Lynchburg PTA to Discuss Safety at Elementary Meeting
Lynchburg Elementary PTA hosts a meeting led by a Lynchburg Deputy Sheriff to discuss safety. The event includes a Spanish devotional presented by sixth graders, scheduled for Tuesday at the school in the afternoon.
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Lynchburg
PTA
Darris County
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