Kennedy Tax Cut Faces House Vote Fight Looms
In Washington AP reports Democrats optimistic to defeat a Republican bid to attach a spending limit to President Kennedy’s US 10 billion tax reduction bill. If passed, tax cuts could start showing in paychecks next January with most families saving 100 to 200 dollars yearly.
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OlSaboma
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Senate
Senate Finance Committee
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Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Howard H. Baker
Tenn
Baytown Council Meet Early For Limited Agenda
Baytown City Council will meet at 6 30 p m Wednesday in city hall with no formal agenda. Only unfinished business is slated for discussion as members may attend a Texas Municipal League session in Houston Thursday night. Funeral services for Thomas Wade Pond 78 brother of Clyde Pond and Mrs Belle Roden Baytown will be held at 4 p m Wednesday Earthman Fannin Street Chapel Graveside rites follow at Crescent Valley Cemetery in Victoria. Weather outlook calls for clear to partly cloudy skies with little temperature change Baytown area. Wednesday high near 70s. Galveston tides Thursday high at 12 32 a m low at 4 12 p m.
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Uty
Texas Municipal League
Resion 14
Houston
Thomas Wade
Pond
Clyde Pond
Belle Roden
Fannin Street
Crescent Valley
Victoria
Raytown
Galveston
Timothy Prater
Dorrie Prater
Ammelia
Memorial Baptists
Katie King
Ray Tickner
Lajean Morris
City Hall
Linda Jacobs
Herbert H. Duke
Trinity River
Baytown Grocer R.C
Brain Davis
Stephenson
Cedar Bayou
A. G. Susie
Bruin Davis
Mike Forche
Grover Edge
Frank
Butch
Local notices and campus updates from Baytown area
La Porte Bayshore chamber to discuss highway matters at 2 pm at Jay Marks Chevrolet. Gulf Coast Ancestry researchers meet Friday at 10 am. Lamar Tech fraternities pledge Baytown students. Family updates include a son undergoing eye surgery and a father in Alexandria, La. Other items note church supper cancellation, barbecue postponement, a rummage sale, and dredging hearing protests.
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State Highway Department
la Porte - Bayshore
Gulf Coast Ancestry Researchers Club
C. P. Bailey
W. Main
United Carbon Staff Changes Announced by Ashland Oil
Ashland Oil announces a series of top administrative changes in United Carbon after its February acquisition. Charles M. McKay remains manager of rubber manufacturing, while A. G. Treadgold, former United Rubber president, serves as active consultant to sales and manufacturing. Other changes were disclosed by Ashland president Everett F. L. Wel.
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Ashland Oil
United Carbon
Charles M. McKay
A. G. Treadgold
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United Rubber
Ashland
Everett FL Wel
REL Senior Is In Merit Scholarship Semi Finals
Rob- ert E. Lee High School senior Robert H W Mylar has reached the Merit Scholar semi finals in the National Merit Scholarship competition. Semifinalists from about 13 000 high schools must meet testing and routine requirements to become finalists. Finalists may win four year scholarships as Merit Scholars.
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Ert E. Lee High School
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U.S
Wright Bhd
Auto Stolen Report Involves Lena Janak Case
Mrs Lena Janak of 3363 McKinney reported a car theft to police on Tuesday. Officer Glen King saw the aura parked in the 240 block near NL Alexander minutes after the report.
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McKinney
Glen King
Alexander
Hopes Held For Further Peace Steps
Washington AP reports cautious optimism after the Senate backed the limited nuclear test ban. Khrushchev may push for a second step including East West nonaggression talks and observers on both sides of the Iron Curtain. Western officials note food shortages and Sino-Soviet tensions affecting decisions.
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Senate
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U. S
Soviet Union
Red China
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Uuty
West Berlin
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Kheushchev
Asia
Europe
Latin America
Bay Area Sees Two Foot Tidal Rise, Weather Bureau Notes
Bayshore residents reported tides two feet above normal after Wednesday morning. The U S Weather Bureau explained a high pressure system over the eastern U S and a northeast wind of 20 knots caused the surge, predicting one to two feet above normal for the next 43 hours. Local observer Chrisley noted tides lasting longer than usual and suggested a distant disturbance in the Gulf.
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U.S. Weather Bureau
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Tri City Beach
Morgans Point
Gulf
Cindy
T. P. Swaim
Houston
Weather Bureau
Swaim
Washington Civil Rights Bill moves forward amid tax cut vote
A House Judiciary subcommittee reportedly tentatively approved a broad civil rights provision allowing the attorney general to intervene in racial discrimination cases in public accommodations. The move, linked to the administration's civil rights bill, risks jeopardizing bipartisan support for Kennedy's tax cut amid Republican resistance and Southern Democrat opposition. The panel backs seven sections addressing voting rights, school segregation, and job opportunities, with two extra proposals not requested by the administration pending.
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R-N.y
Lindsay
Fair Employment Practices Commission
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Ex Sun Staffer Looks Subject in Look Magazine
Glenn Lowry former Baytown Sun reporter is pictured in Look Magazine stretched on a king size bed in a Hilton New York feature about giant beds. The article notes Lowry now an executive at the National Cotton Council of America and comments on his tall frame and home at hotel beds. Former Sun coworkers recall his lanky figure at the typewriter.
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Look
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Baytown Sun
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New York Hilton
Glean Lowry
National Cotton Council of America
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the Sun
East Coast Tour Aims Baytown Industry Expansion
Baytown Chamber of Commerce launches a seven day industrial inspection tour for 80 representatives forming a regional move to attract new industries to Baytown. Moore and Britton lead with a plan to pinpoint target industries, visiting Boston New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington aboard chartered planes with events including a luncheon by Equitable Life. The trip spans Longview to Boston to Hartford and beyond ending back in Longview.
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Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Longview
Craft Inks Contract To Manage Colt 45s In 1964
Houston reports that General Manager Paul Richards announced Harry Craft will continue to manage the Colt .45s in 1964. Craft, 35, has a one year contract for the season, with the coaching staff Jim Adair Jim Bush and others renewed. Craft began major league management in 1942 with the Colts after playing for Cincinnati Reds and Kansas City.
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Citizens group seeks to oust Baytown police chief
The Citizens Committee for Legal Law Enforcement in Baytown aims to remove Police Chief Fordhe. Leader Lonanecker, secretary Myers, and treasurer Walker organized the effort. attorney Shannon Morris has been retained to challenge Fordhe’s appointment by City Manager LeFevre.
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Baytown
Citizens Committee
Bob Fordhe
Nelson Longnecker
CLRL
Chris) Myers
Jack Walker
Lonanecker
Myers
Walker
Jumble Oil and Refining Co
Bayflown
Shannon L. Morris
Fordhe
J. B. LeFevre
Longnecker
Moros
Allg Gime
Citizens' Committee
Straternal Order
Elks Lodge
Morris
Texas
World News Snapshot From 1961 Birmingham and Global Talks
A fragmented international update notes a Birmingham blast with a woman’s arrival to aid racial harmony, no casualties. Secretary Rusk reviews East West pact options ahead of a meeting with Soviet minister Waramko. US seeks 25 million for Congo peace force. Kennedy tours the West, pushes parity, accepts an honorary degree, and delivers a fourth speech on a 10 000 mile itinerary. Senator Smith is discussed as a possible Republican VP candidate. Tax credits for exporter sales under study. Mary Vee Davis and two youths linked to a Monaco royal niece elope in Des Moines Iowa.
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