Humble Employes Seek Wage Hike In Baytown Branch
Baytown Local 4333 of the Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers Union plans an 18 cent hourly wage increase proposal for Humble Oil and Refining Co. workers. The measure, set by the union's national policy committee, would affect about 90,000 members. local talks hinge on cost of living and productivity improvements. The proposal follows a Denver decision last June and faces local ratification by affected locals.
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Baytown
American Association of University Women
Acent House
A. Pat Baytown
Oil
J. B. Coulter
Daniels
Chemical and Atomic Workers
Houston
C. A
Jack) Knight
OCAW
Humble Oil Union
and Refining Co
Denver
Coutter
Knight
National Labor Relations Board
Hich
Humble Empires
Electum
BEF
Humble
Weather forecast for Gulf Coast region
Hot temperatures with partly cloudy skies and isolated showers predicted through Wednesday. Tides at Galveston on Wednesday show highs at 5 22 a m and 3 44 p m with lows at 11 28 a m and 11 44 p m.
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Galveston
Quiet integration at Little Rock high schools marks peaceful opening
Twelve Negro students entered Central and Hall high schools in Little Rock as classes began with minimal disruption. Police were present but only small crowds formed. A Central school board member called the scene heartening while noting the absence of large gatherings and tensions.
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Little Rock, Ark
Central and
Hall Schools
Central
Hall
B. Frank Mackey
Mackey
U S Code Clerks Defect to Soviet Union in Moscow
Two NSA code clerks, Bernond Mitchell and Wines H. Martin, defect to the Soviet Union from Ft Meade. They accuse U S policy of provoking war, claim American spying on allies, and say they will become Soviet citizens. They blame persecution of dissent and praise Soviet gender roles.
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Moscow
U.S. National Security Agency
United States
Bernond Mitchell
Eureka
Calif
Wines H. Martin
Ellensburg
Wash
Soviet Union
Journalists Club
NSA
Mitchell
Martin
U. S. Navy
Ft. Meade
Mexico City
U.S
Rent Property Tops Classified Ads in The Sun
Mrs. Ola McNair at 314 West Sterling reports renting a three room furnished apartment after placing an ad in The Sun. Classifieds show rent ads have the shortest run time among ad types. Call Sun Classified for quick results at Del JU 2-826 or TU 2-9235.
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the Sun
Ola McNair
West Sterling
Calla
Long's Rites Are Stated Wednesday
Earl Kemp Long dies after a third heart attack at age unknown. He is to be moved from Alexandria to Baton Rouge for 24 hours and funeral services set for 2 p.m. at First Baptist Church. Burial planned at Winnfield. wishes include burial on Capitol grounds beside Huey P. Long. Eight pallbearers include Sen. Russell B. Long. party must select a successor by Sept. 20 with candidates named such as Blanche Long and Speedy O. Long.
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Baton Rouge
Earl Kemp Long
Alexandria
First Baptist Church
Winnfield
Long
Capitol Grounds
Huey P. Long
Earl Long
U.S
Russell B. Long
D-La
Ole Earl
Congress
Blanche Long
Speedy O. Long
Charles Riddle
Democratic State Central Committee
George Long
Earl
Argentina Cuba Break Seen Amid Diplomatic Spat
In Havana, Cuba tensions rise as Raul Roa denounces Argentina over a recent attack on President Frondizi aired before the OAS in San Jose Costa Rica. The exchange also critiques Brazil amid a broader OAS censure of Cuba and its military aid agreement with the Soviet bloc.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Argentina
Raul Roa
Julio A. 'Amosedo
Arturo Frondizi
Organization of American States
San Jose
Costa Rica
Rao
Brazil
Aminehia
O-4
Horacio Lafer
Roa
OAS
U.S
Traffic toll trails 460 for Labor Day period
The Associated Press reports Labor Day weekend traffic deaths averaged one per roughly ten minutes. The 78 hour period surpassed 400, and could rise to the Safety Council estimate of 460, potentially setting a holiday record. Total deaths: 593 across traffic boating drownings and other causes. last year’s 78 hour period had 438 traffic deaths and 29 boating fatalities.
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National Safety Council
Tate
Associated Press
Iacei
Slowdown in Hurricane Donna Shifts Threat to Staten Island
Miami Weather Bureau chief Gordon Dunn notes the 1.8 mph storm shows a slower forward move and a potential rightward turn that may keep Hurricane Donna away from the mainland. Anxious forecasts say another 24 hours are needed to confirm its path and whether the subtropical coast will be at risk.
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Miami
Staten
Hotricanen
Directon
Suki
Gordon Dunn
Miami Weather Bureau
Coset
Prine
Texas Ruling Upholds State Aid Rules on School Integration
Texas Attorney General Wilson ruled that state aid to Houston schools would not be forfeited by following a court order to integrate. He said voluntary integration remains lawful under state law, and that Congress, not courts, controls crime definitions. The 1957 law’s constitutionality was addressed.
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Austin
Will
Wilson
Texas
Fed
Congress
Piers
Houston
Sssssss
U.S. 5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Witgon
William Bryant Bergman
Dallas
City Industry Officials Plan Budget Parleys
Officials in Baytown and Houston area districts discuss a plan to close a 14,700 budget gap for 1941 with a meeting of city leaders and executives from United Rubber and Chemical Co and Texas Eastern Transmission Corp. Mayor Pruett asks City Manager Le Fevre to line up talks with W. C. Britt and A. G. Treadgold to pursue a solution before the next two days.
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Baytown
United Rubber and Chemical Co
Texas
Eastern Transmission Corp
Arr J
R. H
Red) Pruett
Jo 1. LeFevre
W. C. Britt
Texas Eastern
A. G. Treadgold
Houston
United Rubber
Pruett
Craaneils
Lefevre
Rain and investigations cloud Lower Rio Grande harvest and crime
Persistent rain in the Lower Rio Grande Valley hampers cotton harvest as a Gulf trough may boost rain across southern Texas. Separately, Baytown deputies and police recovered nearly $10,000 worth of stolen goods from Bergman’s residence after his wife’s voluntary statement, linking burglaries across multiple counties and indicating further charges pending.
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Associated Press
Rio Grande Valley
Gulf of Mexico
Texas
Weather Bureau
Miami
Seat Texas
Baytown
Bergman
Carolyn Bergman
Galveston County
Bowtown
Lakewood
Brownwood
Wooster
Chambers County
Houston
Harold Carpenter
Wesley Schulten
R. IH
Roy Turner
Calvin Istre
James P. Taylor
Haring County
Bergmen
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Humble
Houston parents clash over school Negro enrollment
Three Black children attempted to enroll in white Aldine schools but were directed to attend nearest Negro schools. George Sampson and Irene Swanson sought registration for their children at Aldine facilities, but officials cited walking-distance rules to Carver High and Bethune Elementary, both Negro schools, leading to withdrawal.
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Houston
Aldine
Clanion
George Bampson
Orange Grove
Leola Mune
Beulah
Supt
W. W. Thorne
Sampson
Thorne
Carver High School
New Bethune
Wiver
Irene Swanson
Alding High School
Carver
Goose Creek Schools Open 1960 61 Term
Baytown schools begin the 1960 61 term for about 11000 Goose Creek District students with Labor Day holiday behind them. Lee College registration starts Wednesday through Friday with classes starting September 12. Entrance tests required for new and some transfer students. fall enrollment expected over 1500.
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Baytown
Goose Creek
Lee College
San Jacinto
Beetween the Ganers
Lamar Tigh
Houston
Elaine Linder to Command UF Speakers Bureau
Elaine Linder senior secretary at Humble Oil and Refining Co Baytown Refinery will head this year's Community Chest United Fund speakers bureau. Committee includes R S Manne Mrs Dick Cansler Raymond Donnelly Miss Eula Potter Joe Willams Rev Earl Bissex Henry Lyles Mrs Katherine Susse T H Royder A T Martin J Robert Barnes Marilyn Linder Mrs Aileen Williams Rev Jack Peters Ruben De Hoyos A home movie Our Community will be shown. contact Mrs Linder at JU 25121 ext 2769 or home 142h2781 to arrange participation.
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Elaine Linder
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Baytown
Community Chest-United Fund
John P. Henderson
R. S. Manne
Dick Cansler
Raymond Donnelly
Eula Potter
Joe Willams
Earl Bissex
Henry Lyles
Katherine Susse
T. H. Royder
A. T. Martin
J. Robert Barnes
Marilyn Linder
Aileen Williams
Jack Peters
Ruben de Hoyos
Paul Black
Linder
Tmay
Jalan
Dah shuns basketball to set world sprint record in Rome
In a startling switch from basketball at age three to track, Dah won a 4 meter sprint in world record time 14.9 seconds in Rome. The event drew United States competitors and featured prominent athletes from several nations as officials noted the historic performance.
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Bulletin Rome
Dah
Fevwin
Angeley Treate
United States
Tiel Gebd Werdal
Katars
Miss America contestants arrive in Atlantic City
Contestants arrive in Atlantic City for the 190 Miss America Pageant posing for photographers and rehearsing for events as the pageant week begins.
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Atlantic City
Jordan Slaying Cited Crime Against Nation
King Hussein stated the deadly attack in Jordan was a crime against the nation and Arab unity. Premier Hazza Majali had hinted at higher involvement and warned of trials for those responsible, while Nasser and UAR officials faced indirect censure. The radio address urged resolve and unity as investigations continue.
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Jordan
Down
Hussein
Zee Ee
Hazza Majali
United Arab Republic
Presi T
Joran
Nasser
Husain
I.A.R
UN Seizes Radio Leopoldville Bans Broadcasts in Congo Crisis
United Nations takes control of Radio Leopoldville and bans all broadcasts to restore peace as Congo teeters toward civil war. Premier Lumumba seeks a confidence vote after President Kasavubu’s fiery clash, while U.N. patrols tighten around Kasavubu’s residence and Ghanians, Sudanese, and Moroccans guard the capital. The Security Council weighs next steps as Lumumba’s supporters rally.
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Leopoldville
Congo
United Nations
Radio
U.N
U.N. Congo Command
Patrice Lumumba
Joseph Kasavubu
Lumumba
Kasavubuu
Kasavubu
Soviet Bloc
Kusavubu
Ghana
Jason Senne
Presmier
Kasavutai
Dag Hammarskjold
New York
Security Council
Kennedy Set For Houston Coliseum Rally Next Monday
The Kennedy for President event moves to the Sam Houston Coliseum due to weather fears. Harris County officials including Reps Albert Thomas and Bob Casey, local leaders, and Governor Price Daniel are expected, with Lyndon Johnson assisting the Texas visit but not attending Houston.
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Jack Kennedy
Raily
Sam Houston Coliseum
Houston
Woodrow Sears
John H. Crocker
Ldt
Kennedy
Texas
Harris County
Albert Thomas
Bob Casey
Price Daniel
U.S
Ralph Yarborough
Lyndon Johnson
el Paso
Rep
Thomas
House Appropriations Committee
Baytown
R. 5
Maine
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Everette
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Anahuac
Harry Mullin
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Baytown Hospital
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UF Speakers Bureau
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