Strike Order Planned at Baytown Refinery Meeting
Baytown Employees Federation asks Gordon L Farned refinery plans manager for a general wage increase. President KR Dawson signed a formal letter to Farned, with Clark noting a tentative meeting set for 3 p.m. Wednesday after phone contact.
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Baytown Employees Federation
Gordon L. Farned
Baytown Refinery Plans
KR. R. Dawson
Federation Flax
Farted
R. D. Clark
BEF
Clark
Ant
Mayor Pruett Recovering At Home In Illness
Mayor RB H Pruett has been ill and is reported recuperating nicely at home Mrs Pruett cannot say how long he will stay home Legion Auxiliary holds first fall meeting at 730 pm Monday at 2820 New Jersey Mrs Rob ert Chase president Aggie Mothers Meet new members to be honored Tuesday at parish house Trinity Episcopal church 740 pm all Aggie mothers invited Sew What Club begins year meeting Tuesday 930 am at 1801 Hast Al ford Baytown Education Association past presidents to be honored Tuesday night at Lee College auditorium Johnny D Riley to preside 730 pm Continued on Page Two
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Aggie
East
Harris County
A and M College Mothers Club
Trinity Episcopal Church
Sam Alford
Alford
Bea
Baytown Education Association
Lee Collage Auditorium
Johnny D. Riley
Lee
Around Town: Local residents mix daily life and events
A quirky roundup notes BILL BREWER’s day on one foot and Marion Barren’s early prep for a Friday event. Eula Potter meets a neighbor, Ramona Powell jokes about a stunt, and Rath Closs discusses car costs. Baytown movers, football scrimmages, and a Baytown to Houston path thread through brief items about towns, familes, and local doings.
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Bill Brewer
Marion Barren
Eula Potter
Ramona Powell
Rath Closs
Vernon Lawdon
Fura
Marc Edwards
J. W. Pritchett
Palestine
Harry Bonds
H. Murph
Robert William Price
East Fayle
Baytown
Galena Park
Air Foren
Lis Vind Air Force Base
San Antonio
Patricia
Camp Waldemar
Gaits
Mike Cuthbertson
Robert E. Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Houston
Jackson
Ag South
Nate
C. Aibright
Mose Smner
Washington, D.C
Nile Schools Collapse After Cairo Quake
A strong quake rattled the Nile delta from Cairo to Alexandria killing nine schoolgirls and 16 people overall. Four schools collapsed including a Daher area kindergarten where panic and stampeding students caused many injuries as the 50 year old building shook and stair railings broke.
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Cairo
Nile River
Alexandria
Daher
Government Information
Germans Reds Test Space Balloon With Animals
In St Paul Minnesota the Air Force launched the Charlie D balloon carrying about 40 mice three guinea pigs and tissue cultures to the stratosphere to test reactions to cosmic rays. The craft air ballooned toward record heights with timed destruction planned for the gondola and parachute.
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South ST. Paul
Minn
Air Force
Haven
Charles Dahlberg
Fleming Field
Electrica
Earth
Showers Flood Lower Big Grande Valley Residents Await Return
United Press reports ongoing rain drenched the lower Big Grande Valley causing waters to recede in Raymondville where 900 homes faced up to three feet of flooding. Forecasters noted cool, unsettled conditions with scattered showers along the coast and a stalled cold front keeping the valley moist from Gulf air.
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United Press
Big Grande Valley
Texas Highway Patrol
Raymondville
Highway Patrol No
Biller
John Hagan
Cael
Chester Rogers
Uni
Weslaco
Hagan
Mercedes
Mission
Quher Valley
Lufkin
Waco
del Rio
Gulf
Hospital District Debate Tonight Led by Two Doctors
Dr. Stanley G. Humphrey and Dr. Stanley Olson headline a public debate on the proposed hospital district at 8 p.m. in the Baytown Community House conference room. Sponsored by the League of Women Voters, Humphrey will oppose per Harris County Medical Association views, while Olson, Baylor Medical School dean, will argue in favor. The election, also covering port bonds and highway projects, is set for Sept. 17 with Commissioner V. V. Ramsay outlining the three measures.
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Stanley G. Humphrey
Stanley Olson
Baytown
League of Women Voters
Humphrey
Harris County Medical
Olson
Baylor Medical School
Port Commission
Lax
V. V. Ramsay
Driver Hero In Truck-Bus Collision Near Commerce
Two killed and 12 injured when a Continental Trailways bus collided with a truck two miles west of Commerce Texas Sunday night. The hero bus driver T W Helms and sailors aided passengers, enabling all aboard to survive. Nine treated and released. two hospitalized remains described as not critical. Victims Rudolph and Joe Jeffrey brothers of Gilmer died. Corneilius Teffrey injured with both arms broken.
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Commerce
Tex
I Continental Trailways
T. W. Helms
Norfolk
Lieberman Hopital
Rudolph and
Joe Jeffrey
Gilmer
Tox
Cornelius Teffrey
Ide el
Min
Miss
Pearl Howard
Joe Cook
Denton
Ike Horn
Paris
Maurien McKinnon
Magnolia
Ark
Doyle Sands
Hooks
Wuania Bogarr
Par
Irfyl Sampson
Tommerce
John Cowan
Winnsboro
Army Drops 47 Collaboration Cases From POWs
The Army dropped 47 cases involving former prisoners of war suspected of collaboration with captors in Morea. Of 65 investigated across Army Air Force and Marine Corps, most were cleared or had cases dropped. Several men faced court martial or ongoing reviews for offences including aiding captors and the murder of fellow prisoners.
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Washington
Army
Wien
Morea
Oles
Vogaltina
Army Ete
Air Force
Marine Corps
Nations Agree To Establish Relations
West German Chancellor Adenauer says direct relations with Moscow have been agreed upon with Soviet leaders, but Bonn Moscow talks will not yet form formal diplomatic ties. German proposal to extend talks by lower delegations was rejected, with Molotov and Von Braun rejected for now. Soviet and German sources note technical talks on prisoner releases may proceed with East German cooperation.
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Moscow
Konrad Adenauer
Bann
Bonn- Moscow
Adenaver
Agrem
East Germany
Huber Corp Worker Severely Affected by Carbon Monoxide
Clarence Broussard, 26, of 112 Long Drive, was treated Monday at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital after inhaling carbon monoxide while changing dippers in the pelletizers at Huber Corp. He remained in non critical condition, with officials noting he is improving and may be released soon. Broussard crawled outside the pelletizers, was assisted to the control room, given oxygen, and transported by Earthman Funeral Home ambulance.
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Clarence Broussard
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
Huber Corp
P.m
Broussard
Huber
Peleetizers
Earthman Funeral Home
Channel Bridge Seen As Must Construction Called For In Bond Proposal
Harris County considers outer belt bridge across the Houston Ship Channel as a county project. The plan would connect north of the channel near San Jacinto Depot to the Shell refinery area, with an access freeway and interchanges, at an estimated cost of 10 million dollars. The proposal aims to ease traffic, spur future development, and position Houston as a regional recreation hub.
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Fred Hartman
Harris County
Houston
Houston Ship Channel
Austen
Baytown-la Porte
Ben Casey
A. Lyons
Phil
Wes
Une Channel
San Javinto
She & Fe
Ghannek
Shell
Dundee Hoste
Pasying Tae County
Hatston
Darris County
Four Month Old Twin Dies in Bed in Ta Porte
Roenald Ray Wilson four month old twin son of Mr. and Mrs. K T Wilson of La Porte died in his bed around 7 am Monday. Grandmother reports he seemed fine at 4 am. Funeral services announced by Art Simpson Funeral Home in La Porte. Survivors include the parents and the Wilson family.
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Roenald Ray Wilson
K. T. Wilson
Ta Porte
Waa
Ead
Bel
F. M. Squibb
Squib
Wilson
Art Simpson
Firefighters battle escalating California forest fires
Intense, nip and tuck fight to save forests across California as multiple fires rage in Sequoia and Kinnath National Forests. Fire lines hold against 20 mph winds that drive embers across rugged terrain, with thousands of acres burned by Sunday night.
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SCO
Tigniady
Klaingth
Sequoia National Foresta
Imate
California
Vontral
Ue Kinnath
Vareka
Sicily
Morent
Bresny
Constitution Week Observed in Baytown Schools
Mayor R H Pruett urged awareness of the U S Constitution during National Constitution Week in Baytown. At Mann junior high a student election campaign and assembly discussions highlighted how the Constitution shapes government and civic duties in classrooms today.
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BR. Hf. Penett
Baytown
Baytosern
Peete
Hoarace Mann Junior High Schood
Wo, Hinson
Mann
Man Dies In Auto Smash-up Colorado Services For Houstonian
Richard Flar 62 died in a car crash near Crosby Texas when the vehicle left a road and overturned. He was thrown into water and died of suffocation. Ten others were injured, including the driver and two passengers. Survivors include a Houston widow and several siblings. The body was sent to Taabo Springs Mandisy for funeral services.
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Man
Colorado
Houstonian
Serviews
Tiaho Spring
Colo
Richard Flar
Waa
Crosby-Lynchbury
Sunalay
Thabo Springs
Mandisy
Pant WU
Cne
Raytown
Horn
Washington Avenue
Howston
Hig
bin Crosby
Bell Faces Trial For $154,000 Theft
Seguin Texas Bell a Democrat from Cuero faces trial on charges of conspiring with T J Metarty and John T Wofford to steal 154000 from the state. The trio allegedly planned to seize funds in the veterans aid program tied to a 3701 acre Guadalupe county tract known as the McLarty ranch.
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Bell
Seguin
Ton Bell
D-Tex
Cera
T. J. Metarty
John T. Wofford
Arty Wat Aduila
Boetiel
Veterans Hind
Guadalupe County
McLarty Ranch
Bascom Giles
Lirligerate
Rambey Taiae
Ifeium
Goily
Favir
Denen
Antonio Hr
General strike hits Atlantic coast dock actions and parties
Reports say the Tavernation Longshore Association ordered a general strike across Atlantic and Gulf ports. Telegrams from Captain Bradley and leaders of the Independent Longshoremen threaten port closures from New York to Houston. The movement follows disputes with the New York New Jersey Waterfront Commission and ties up several Brooklyn and Manhattan piers.
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New York
Tavernation Longshore‘s Association
Gta
Canad
Houston
Texas
Wilamt V. Bradlay
Uden
Sale
Bradley
New Forks New Jersey
Witon
Roth
International
Longanaremon
Bradley, Bridley
Teasten
ILA
Altinte
Stelke
Misany
Athine
Chile
Tikee
Massey
IWLA
Mioddintely
Freighter Tua Collides In Channel Incident
A misread channel collision involved the freighter 8S Kix and another large vessel, both sustaining damage. The inbound freighter maneuvered clear with no aid and proceeded to port. Tug skipper Felicity Ana reported to Coast Guard that crew conditions were unaffected and no formal aid request was made.
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Cisthvesdton
Felicity Ana
Cowet Guard
Global tensions and U S China trade talks update
The brief outlines diplomatic strains between the United States and China amid ongoing negotiations on regional issues and defense cooperation. It notes projected budget balancing actions by the U S administration and references a factory incident at Westinghouse Electric Corp with a detached attack claim.
Juvenile Delinquency Down In Minnesota
St Paul dispatch reports a drop in juvenile delinquency in the first six months of the year. Authorities credit improved supervision and community programs as offenses show a measurable decline.
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Minnesota
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