Khrushchev Sets Nuclear Test Plans At 50 Million Tons
Premier Khrushchev announced at the 22nd Soviet Communist Party Congress that the Soviet Union would explode a nuclear device equivalent to 50 million tons of TNT on Oct 31. He warned that Moscow possesses a 100 million ton bomb but said it will not be exploded. He called for German peace treaty progress, West Berlin demilitarization, and UN equality for socialist, neutralist, and imperialist states, while urging China’s UN rights.
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Moscow
APF
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Soviet Commounist Party
Hiroshima
U.S
West Berlin
West
East Germany
United Nations
U.N
Andrei A. Gromyko
Kennedy
Britain
Harold Macmillan
District 12-4A Sees Six Teams For 62 63
District 12-4A reconfigures for the 1962 63 season dropping to six teams. Baytown Galena Park Pasadena South Houston Texas City and Freeport join the district with Spring Branch joining non conference play. Goose Creek officials welcome the change easing coach pressure and allowing more development time while noting potential non conference games with Galena Park and Ray. The realignment also reshapes districts 9 10 and 17 across Houston area schools for the next two years.
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Mnpetiaus
aKgiearuea
United States
Jivmie Woods
Uni- Galena Park
Baytown
Pasadena
South Houston
Texas City
Ealt High
Galveston
Freeport
Sullis Wotho
Galena Park
Stallworth
Spring Branch
124A
Stalworth
Tam
Carnus Christi
Lumins
Houston
Smiley
Aldine
Toomer Memorial of Houston
F. Austin
Bellaire
Jett Davis
Jesse Jones
Lamar
Milby
Reagan
Sam Trouston
Sar Walterp
Westbury
Rehabis
Texas Over Oklahoma Revival News And Local Notices
Coverage includes Texas football victory over Oklahoma and film showing at Baytown Community House, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, plus TV program on Channel 8 at 9:30 p.m. Tuesday. Also notes Baytown librarian Blasick reception, Theo Wilburn farm tour, First Christian Church fellowship, Oaks Garden Club workshop, Baytown fire chief speech to Knights of Columbus, and local civic notices.
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Texas
Oklahoma
Baytown Community House
Oh Channel 8
Houston
Onight
Paul Stephens
Own
Second Baptist Church
Bibleaires
Guy
Geraldine Leutwyler
Glenn Waleer
Highlands
Solut
Twerhans
Buna
Tex
Theo Wilburn
Baytown
Central Texas
Houston Chamber of Commerce
Waco
First Christian Church
Around the World
Earl Bissex
Country Club
Oaks Garden Club
E. W. Anderson
Somerset
Baytown notices and daily briefs mix personal items and local events
A jumble of short items reports missing hub caps from a car at St Mark's Methodist Church, injuries to Scott in Baytown Hospital, rumors of Jack Mann's potential juror status, a Rotary Club guest speaker, long drives between Abilene and Baytown, and various local gossip including fire prevention praise, fashion notes, flu updates, and wedding memories from twenty five years ago.
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Rotary Club
Ann Pritchel
Molly Bowers
Molly
Ann
Abilene
Eugene Sanders
State Board of Insurance
Austin
Sun
Louise Sawders
Ray Helpert
T. V. Waldrop
al Clayton
Dan Dishrow
Baytown
Mona Hale
Jim
Ruth Herring
Fire Truck Use Outside City Is Topic Of Study
City Attorney George Chandlers and County Commissioner W V Red Ramsey will work on an agreement for Baytown fire trucks operating outside city limits amid a new law making officials personally liable for outside incidents. Chandler met Chambers County Attorney Eugene Jensen who will present the issue to the Chambers County Commissioners Court. Fire Chief A H Lintelman notes about 10 percent of calls leave the city, costing Baytown roughly 10 000 to 13 000 dollars annually. Hansen urges reimbursement. The plan seeks civil immunity for city officials while allowing cross county operation and shared costs, potentially on a per cent basis.
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John Marsh
George Chandlers
W. V
Red) Ramsey
Baytown
Chandler
Chambers County
Eugene Jensen
Jensens
Chambers County Commissioners Court
Anahuac
A. H
Art) Linteman
Chambers
C. A
Chris) Hansen
Hansen
Lintelman
Meeting Tonight VFW Plans Tuesday Assembly
Veterans of Foreign Wars will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the VFW Hall on Decker Drive to discuss upcoming events and member activities.
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Veterans OF Foreign Wars
VFW Hall
Decker Drive
Federal Deficit Hike Predicted by Dillon in 1963 Budget
San Francisco AP News: Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon warned a higher federal deficit for the current year, pegged at over 6.75 billion dollars due to record harvest outlays and a growing postal deficit. He said the administration still aims for a balanced budget in fiscal 1963 starting July 1 and will submit it to the Conference in January.
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San Francisco
APY
the Treasury
Douglas Dillon Tolay
Dillon
American Bankers Association
Kennedy
Dillon Tod
Beniers
Reuther Huddles With UAW Team Ahead of Chrysler Talks
Walter P. Reuther met with his United Auto Workers bargaining team in Detroit before entering the final round of negotiations with Chrysler Corp. The high stakes talks center on the Big Three auto labor contract and potential impacts on workers.
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Detroi
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers
Chrysler Corp
Jeff Davis Hospital Seen As Harris County Big Asset
A. C. Kraft outlines Jeff Davis Hospital’s role in Houston area health care, noting Baytown ties and Baylor Medical College staff. The facility treats about 5 emergency cases monthly, handles 19 births daily, serves meals at low cost, and has lowered mortality rates from 10.4 to 1.8 per thousand. The hospital operates with county and city funds and faces patient qualification limits for admission while expanding services and out-patient load.
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Baylor University Medical College
Baylor
Jeff Davis
Harris County
Dallas County
Houston
Harris County Commissioners Court
City of Houston
Kraft
Baytown
Frank R. Boyle
la Porte Realtor
Bayshore
Jeff Davis Hospital
District Governor Derby to Visit Baytown Rotary
Arthur B. Derby district governor of Rotary International’s 89th district will attend a noon meeting of the Baytown Rotary Club at the Tower during his annual swing through 34 clubs. He will confer with Baytown officers Tuesday evening at Goose Creek Country Club. Derby heads 269 district governors guiding over 11,000 clubs and 410,000 members in 124 countries. more than 300 clubs were formed this year. Derby was elected at the international convention in Tokyo in May.
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Arthur B. Derby
Rotary International
Baytown
Derby
D E Ballard Sr Dies At Age 60
Oran Estil Ballard Sr aged 60 was found dead at his home at 6 20 p m Monday by D E Perkins after daily checks for five months Ballard suffered a heart condition and died of natural causes Harris County examiners state he leaves one son Oran Estil Ballard Jr with the U S Navy one sister Miss Mary Myrtis Ballard of Baytown two brothers Sam L Ballard of Kerrville and James Curtis Ballard of Houston He belonged to Boiler Makers Union No 74 Houston and was a construction worker Paul A L Lee Funeral Home will announce arrangements
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Oran Estil Ballard Sr
B. Hunnicutt
D. E. Perkins
Hinnett
Ballard
Nati Fomoves
Harris County
Oran Esti] Ballard
Bond Vote Stepped Up Flood Control Drive Harris County
Harris County and city officials, chambers of commerce and other groups push a 320 million flood control bond with momentum for Oct 21. Baytown backing includes unanimous city council and chamber endorsement. County Judge Bil Elliott and Commissioner V V Ramsey to speak at a breakfast at Holly Inn on Alexander Drive starting 7 30 am. A question answer session follows and attendees may ask about bonds. Ramsey leads county wide business leaders group to ensure funds target drainage and flood control in Baytown and Precinct 2.
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Harris County
Chambers of Commerce
Baytown
Chamber of Commerce
Bil Elliott
V. V. Ramsey
Holly Inn
Alexander
City and Chamber of Commerce
Kiott
Ram
Elliott
Ramsey
al Clayton
John T
Jones
Houston Chronicle
Baylisher
UF Workers Collecting Toward 185807 Goal
Baytown workers enter the second day of the United Fund drive aiming to raise 185 807 for baytown agencies. Charles Caldwell says other figures will be available Thursday as volunteers begin door to door calls to residents. Campaign leader E C Jack Kimmons urges broad support especially after Hurricane Carla.
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Baslown
United Fund
AT United
Charles Caldwell
Community Chest
Ares
E. C
Jack) Kimmons
Kimmons
Civic Clibs
Doar-Todfooy
Baytown
Baytown United Fund
Houston Tarris Atthousats County United Fund
Everyhoaty
Baytown Bee Town
Opportunity School
Thrift
Daskerte l
Aince
Weather Outlook Sees Cool, Pleasant Baytown Through Wednesday
Baytown residents can expect fair and comfortable weather through Wednesday as the National Weather Service in Houston notes. A cool spell with gradual temperature changes will bring morning lows around the mid 40s and highs in the upper 60s, with a slight rise expected later. Temperatures dip after sunset and then ease into a stable pattern for the midweek period.
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Baytown
Awards To Be Given For Storm Victim Aid
More than 25 individuals and organizations will be honored at an appreciation dinner at 7:39 p.m. next Monday at Goose Creek Country Club. The Greater Baytown Development Council sponsors the event chaired by EV Muller. Tickets are available from Bill Fortinberry. A special steak dinner will be served.
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Goose Creek Country Club
Baytown
Greater Baytown
Muller
Bill Fortinberry
Sa Committee of
For Asiar
Prank iTheln
Dice Eakepameh
Khrushchev denounces Voroshilov at 22nd Congress
Soviet premier Khrushchev denounces elder statesman Kliment Voroshilov as anti party and repressive ally of Stalin era reforms. The exchange occurs at the opening of the 22nd Congress with Voroshilov elected to the Presidium despite the attack. Also named were Molotov Malenkov Bulganin and other former leaders.
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Khrushchev
Klementiyn Voroshilov
Joseph Stalin
Communist Party
Voroshilov
Young Communist League
Stalin
Congress
Lenin
V. M. Molotov
Georgi Malenkov
Nikolai Bulganin
Lazar Kaganovitch
Mikhail Pervukhin
Maxim Saburov
Camel cart driver to visit Texas State Fair with VP
Tashir Ahmad, famed camel cart driver from Pakistan, plans a Texas State Fair appearance as a guest of Vice President Landon B. Johnson. Yugoslavia seeks US policy change toward communism. A Nigerian government calm over a Peace Corps postcard incident. A Dallas radio TV commentator links Kennedy aid to education to UN control. An aerial collision over Crawford, Texas kills one and injures three.
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Tashir Ahmad
Pakistan
Texas State Fair
Landon B. Johnson
Peace Corps
Nigerhurjie
Dallas
Kennedy
United Nations
Crawford
Texas
Sentimental Chief Loses Gold Badge
O W Montgomery a former Fort Worth chief and later county detective, valued a gold badge given by his mother after his father’s death. The badge, bearing an eagle and the inscription, remains a family keepsake with sentimental significance, despite Montgomery’s passing and a local search for it.
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Jim
Fis
Holton
Baytown
Tex
Montgomery
O. W. Montgomery
Fortarth
Cor Rey Mantaaniers Brasstown
Feidan
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B. C. Hamlin
Fennville
Mich
Missouri Pacific
Art) Lintelman
San Jacinto Council
Knights of Columbus
KC Hall
D.C. Kane
A. A. Arnett
Cedar
St Mark's Methodist Church
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Lowell Lammers
Lowell
Arthur D
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Jack
Mons
Sherwood
Adeline Englert
B& Tions
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D. E. Ballard Sr
Xaenser
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Yugoslavia
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