Sun Spots and Shipments Highlight Local News
Sun Spots reports on university honorary signage and a car stolen from Humble parking lot. Dr Ben F Ammons to discuss dental problems at a Baytown diabetes society meeting. Funeral notes for Marian Heard and Paul Heard after Allan Fleard's Naples funeral. Diamond Alkast Association hosts a civic dance and refreshments at Brava Night Club.
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Weekend Showers Mild and Wind For Galveston Area
Weekend weather shows partly cloudy skies with scattered showers, little temperature change. Southeast winds ease to moderate to fresh, highs near 86, lows around 68, tides Sunday morning and afternoon, and a Monday high around 86 with a later low early morning. In local notes, B Bond reports theft of coffee, blankets, and items from a garage. Baytown emergency crew rescues man from a capsized boat. Kennedy Johnson campaign literature and bumper stickers available. poster singing planned at City Hall with an Indian Quartet from Livingston expected to perform.
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Fragmentary OCR text mentions individuals such as Robert, Rayrayind, Alexander Stovall, and Ronald Holmberg with scattered references to hunting, fishing, a new rate, and social mentions. No coherent event or outcome is identifiable from the readable portions.
Funeral Set Sunday For 31 Year Resident
Funeral services for Mrs. Ida Lena Jarinkes S57 of 209 wil be held at Chapel of George Ho Leacs Poe in Hearston. A Baytown resident for 31 years she died Thursday in a Baytown hospital. Native of Triew she was a Hadassah member. Rabbi Wilasn Malew will officiate. Burial next at Adath Yesh Cemetery. Survivors include her husband and nine siblings.
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UN Clears Decks For Disarmament Plan Discussion
United Nations General Assembly prepares for a crowded agenda led by rival East West disarmament plans. The body weighs 88 questions, including four separate disarmament items, amid competing proposals from Khrushchev and Western nations.
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New Bastown Police Association Installs Directors
New officers and directors of the Bastown Police Association are shown in a formal ceremony in the Police Administration Building assembly room. Left to right: James J. Lankford, Wilfred Spelt, Police Chief Roy Montgomery, and Mayor Red Pruett. Director James P. Tastor was absent for the photo.
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Northwest Texas Hit By Rain and Hail Storms
A cool front brought damaging rain and hail across Northwest Texas from Panhandle to Plains. Early morning storms dumped heavy precipitation in multiple towns including Wichita Falls and Plainview while lightning caused a fire and livestock losses.
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Railroads seek unification amid government push
Railroad consolidation moves advance as authorities back unification of Chicago and North Western with Minneapolis and St. Louis. Prime Minister Harold Macmillan in Ragland calls for East West summit to address Germany and Berlin. Snow limits traffic in Rocky Mountain region.
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Gasoline Price War Reaches Baytown In Texas
A price war spreads from Pasadena and Houston into Baytown as Gulf stations drop regular to 23.9 cents and premium to 27.9 cents per gallon. Major firms in Baytown are expected to follow. One company limited regular to 10 gallons per customer amid the competition.
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Johnson avoids comment on Kennedy depletion remark
New Orleans AP reports Senator Lyndon Johnson declined to comment on John Kennedy's remarks about air depletion allowance during the third TV debate with Vice President Nixon. Senator Smathers said Kennedy favored the depletion adjustment and noted the Democratic platform. Johnson planned to fly to Washington for the weekend.
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Michael sums up flag meaning by sixth grade pupil
Michael Wood, 11, of 20 Ashby, answered his assignment on the Pledge of Allegiance. He said the pledge is a promise to respect the flag of America, be loyal to God and country, obey laws, and remember freedom for all regardless of race color or religion in a government by and for the people.
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Panama Chief Speaks on Red Threat in Latins
Panamanian President Roberto Chiari warns that Communist influence in Latin America is rising. He urges urgent U S aid and a wage rise for Panamanian canal workers, framing democracy versus communism as a stark choice. He cites unemployment and education shortfalls as drivers of communist appeal and calls for economic development and implementation of aid.
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Nor Rain Nor Sleet Nor Snow Carrier Story
National Newspaper Work edition notes carrier role in delivering papers. Craig Townsend explains carriers are young businessmen who buy wholesale and retail to customers. The piece highlights skills learned and value to the future.
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Navy Hunt For Sub Or Fish In Pacific Mystery
A Task Force led by carrier Kearsarge steamed in the Pacific today seeking an unidentified underwater object possibly a submarine or a school of fish. Despite sonar planes and four destroyers, no sighting was made by early morning while officials noted most contacts turn out to be marine life. the effort is ongoing with planes and a helicopter assisting.
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