Congo Parliament Votes to Invalidate Kasavubu Lumumba Clash
In Leopoldville the National Assembly votes to invalidate Kasavubu's firing of Lumumba and Lumumba's bid to oust Kasavubu. Violence flares as Lumumba seeks UN backing and Kasavubu relies on army support while accusing Lumumba of steering toward dictatorship and communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopoldville, the Congo
The
National Assembly
Joseph Kasavuba
Patrice Lumumba
Lumumba
Jasavubu
Joseph Kasavubu
Congo
Kasavubu
Prem
Joseph Jier
Ileo
Senate
U.N
Gov
Cees
Teliament
Brazzaville
Congo River
Leopoldville
Congo Republic
Kasa
Yubu
London
United Nations
Republic
Hurricane Donna Threatens Florida From Danna Storm
MIAMI AP reports Hurricane Donna, previously named Danna, posed a growing danger to east and central Balamas and Florida. At 11 am it was 58 miles east southeast of Miami moving west at 15 miles per hour with center winds near 140 mph. Hurricane force winds extended 100 miles southward. The Miami Weather Bureau warned of increased threat over the past 24 hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MIAME
Florida
Miami
Weat
Public library bond issue details outline evening program
Baytown area groups and civic clubs announce meetings and activities. Dr Max Moses will outline the proposed public library bond program at 7 30 p m Thursday in the Chamber of Commerce auditorium. Other items include Knights of Columbus initiation, water board and district meetings, a Bayway game party, and a March of Dimes training session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown League of Women Voters
Max Mosesman
Chamber of Commerce
Mapaiders
Water Board Board
Wooster
Pasadena Country Club
Pasadena
Jean Rosenbaum
Harris County
Humble
San Jacinto
National Secretaries Association
Citizens National Bank
Thursday tides rise and fall with specific highs and lows
Galveston tides list a high tide at 5 50 a m and another at 5 51 p m with a low tide at 12 09 p m Thursday.
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Galveston
Local People in Houston Trip and Daily Newsroom Chatter
Town residents Mary Hartman and Molly Bowers travel to Houston to see a new film while Mose Sumner compares trips with another traveler. Martha Lilly enthuses over a new purchase and Bobby Sutphin takes a vacation from routine tasks. A J Lewis and Bill Stegall model men’s wear. Bennie Gray plans a trip to Missouri. Aurirel and Evelyn Vinson share coffee. Rickey Derrett recovers from a schoolyard injury. Ellen Humphrey heads to Lawrence Kansas. Jimmy Roland suffers a broken arm. Earl Harvey recalls a weekend in New Orleans. Stick Enis and Fred Canant discuss politics. Kay Fenelon Mikel Casey and Barbara Presnal register at Texas Tech for rush week.
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Mary Hartman
Molly Bowers
Houston
Mose Sumner
Martha Lilly
Bobby Sutphin
A. J. Lewis
Bill Stegall
Bennie Gray
Missouri
Aurirel
Evelyn Vinson
Rickey
Kay Fenelon
Mikel Casey
Barbara Presnal
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Eisenhower cites need to review security after code clerks defect
President Eisenhower called for a full examination of the government security apparatus after two NSA code clerks, Mitchell and Martin, defected to Moscow. He warned steps must be taken to remove bad security risks without violating rights, noting the case shows the system must constantly be on alert to prevent insider threats. He said he had no indication the men were hired improperly, while legislators questioned screening and possible homophobia disclosures by the NSA. The hearing was scheduled for September 16 before the House Un-American Activities Committee to consider potential legislation and improved procedures.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Moscow
National Security Agency
pAmesiane
Bernon F.cation
Mitchell
William H. Mary Eisenhower
Tin
America
Congress
Eisenhower Des
Capitol Hill
Pentagon
Francis E. Walter
D-Pa
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Walter
FRY
NSA
Department
FPI
Ron
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont.2
Eloaranetem
Marstons Roth
Viet Union
Soviet Union
Congo
United States
Patrice Lumumba
U. N
Houston
Las Day
Deborah Merrell
Nevroes
Emer
Africa
Carl Shuptrine
Bint
Ths
Saviek Vn
Bth
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
United District Lark Integration Ay
Shuptrine
U. Nekhrushchev
Kashmere Gardens
John R. Harris
James
U.N. General Assembly
New York
Beccn
United Nations
Khrushchev
John McFarland I
U.S
Ben
Connally
General Assembly
Massie
Il Joe Massie
Marcel
William H. Martin
Rernon F. Mitchell
Baytown Schools Open With Record First-Day Enrollment
Goose Creek district reports 10 640 pupils on first day, the largest on record, with 5 240 across four other area districts. Channelview 2 306, Crosby 1 206, Anahuac 1 213, Barbers Hill 416. Goose Creek adds foreign language offerings and expects growth. Lee College registration runs Aug 31 to Sept 12 with expected 1 500 students. transcripts required for new enrollments.
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Goose Creek
Channelview
Crosby
jAnahuac
Barbers Hill
Wehout
Baytown
St. Zil
Lee College
Lee Col
Time Short To Register For $500 Shopper Bonus
Only three days remain for Baytown shoppers to enter for a $500 prize plus a $100 prize for a store employee. Registration blanks are in participating stores until 4 p.m. Saturday, with a public drawing at 5 p.m. that day. Two winners will be selected by drawing. a shopper and a store employee. Entries must be in the entrant’s handwriting and all eligible residents 21 or older may join, excluding firm employees and household members of sponsors.
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Baytown
Bayi Jtown
Baytown Sun
Ainsworth & Co
Ailmur’s
Bay‘town Hardcare
Black's Phartmaleies
Eisenhower Plans UN Address but Not Kv Khitai Chev Meet
President Eisenhower said he will address the United Nations General Assembly in September but does not expect to meet Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev there. He told reporters he will not debase the U N by participating in a convocation of propaganda.
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Washington
Eisenhower
United Nations General Assembly
Nikita Khitichev
U.N
Eisenhower denounces Soviet arms to Congo in UN context
President Eisenhower condemned the Soviet Union for supplying aircraft to Congo rebels, calling it unilateral and dangerous. He urged desistance and U.N. leadership, noted uncertainty about Soviet crews or cargo, and stressed vigilance while seeking peaceful Congo resolution. He also addressed school integration and defector matters.
Library Plan Outlined for Lions Club and Jaycees
Dr. Max A Mosesman of the Baytown Library Advisory Board explained proposed library program to Lions Club and Junior Chamber of Commerce. He stressed no commitments on site architect equipment or furnishings, and noted a $350000 bond election will be held Sept 20 with $90900 from the current building toward new facilities. The board cautioned against assumed commitments and discussed tax impact, land donation prospects, and the need for a larger collection of about 79000 volumes for a city of 22000.
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Max A. Mosesman
Baytown Library Advisory Board of Trustees
Lions Club
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Musesmat Saint
Manly
Mosestman
Moseaman
Litms
Jayeres
Mosesman
Weld
Critertitn A& Land Donation
Jwax Jorgeentagh
Baytown
Mosesmam
American Library Assn
Baytown League of Women Voters
Optimist Club
National Secretaries Association
Wooster Slang Club
Baytown Rotary Club
Mathie Howard
Lee College Library
Dro Juttan
Olympic Sprint Star Relays Lead UK Women to World Record
Wilma Rudolph headlines a UK women 400 meter relay world best 44 seconds as they qualify for finals. In Washington a tangled Teamsters dispute unfolds with president James R. Hoffa amid political tensions. Eisenhower rejects religious issues as political tools, and JFK urges federal action to support aging, education, and housing in a broad Texas conference.
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Wilma Rudolph
U.K
Absentee Voting on Baytown Public Library Bond
Absentee voting on the proposed $310,000 public library bond begins Wednesday and runs through Friday at Baytown City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown City
Miss America Contest Opens with Floats in Atlantic City
The 1960 Miss America pageant pre preliminaries drew spectators as Mareer Cahill led the parade in a chair float crowned with 54000 roses. Eleven former Miss Americas returned for a reunion while Lynnda Mead rode a Cinderella themed float. Fifty four contestants from all states plus Canada and major cities compete this year.
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Atlantic City
Mareeret Garman Cahill
Maes America
J .Cahill
My Alpha Sigma
Lynnda Lee Mead
Canada
New York
Chicago
Washington
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Knights of Columbus
William H. Abbott
Patrick K. Abbott
Kent Spitz
Ziller
Joe Cadton
Knights of Columbus Insurance
East Texas
Iaiche
Minerva Study Club
Roy Comeaux
Pioneer Club
Humble Pioneer Club
PTA
SAM Houston Parent Teacher Association
Macy
Irs
W. W. Johnson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Manhasset
Independent Subway
Elmhurst
Queens
N.Y
Long Island RR
Michael J. Quill
Transport Union
Ike
Russia
Rhode Island
Theodore Green
Henle
Ife
J. William Fulbright
Arkansas
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Jaycees
Teamsters Union
James R. Holla
Nhron
Repiblican Party
Afi-Cio
George Mrany
Texas
Austin
Nathon Short AO
Lawerooms
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