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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1960
Page
2
Dallas school trustees announce they will not rehire a Negro teacher amid ongoing dispute. The article notes involvement of a Mrs. Harold and mentions attendance at a school event where a benefit was held. The narrative reflects local tensions and reactions from families and community members.
Eight young men were selected for induction on Wednesday in Houston by the selective service. Inductees include Jegry ar, Travid Broke, and Thomas G. Stonkwell from Bas town, with additional names unclear due to damage. The draft office notes the board’s operations and hours for intake.
Harris County residents hear denials on university protests as national figures tour Houston. Reports note political pressure, court actions, and police misconduct allegations tied to Houston events and national campaigns.
Fragmented text reports failed extradition of three highwaymen to Texas amid confusion over charges and court proceedings. Mentions Hale cousins and Patterson case, with references to local courts, NROTC program and naval personnel, but details are unclear due to text corruption.
In Saginaw Michigan two youths were questioned after an alleged theft inside a shop. Police say the pair were accused of stealing nine phonograph records and later returned to the store. The bicycles they had with them remain missing.
Du Pont La Porte employees contributed 4313 to the United Fund, a 96 percent rise from last year. Drive chairmen RK AL White George Payne and Jack Howard report an average gift of 16.85 per employee, up 20 percent. Harris County campaign targets 3 707 588 for human service agencies. A Nile catfish species is noted for often swimming upside down.
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