Sun Spots and Club Meetings Across Baytown
Dozens of community groups meet this week. Trinity Episcopal Church and BridgesWomen announce a 9 30 am Monday Guild Room gathering with guest speaker Rev. Michael P Thompson in charge of refreshments. Baytown clubs plan meetings and events at Optimist Building Lee Heights, Red Cross Building, and Baytown Tower with speakers from Lions Club and other organizations. Nurses, students, and civic groups prepare for community service projects and education day events.
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Iny Thompson
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Home Economics
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Bob) Stevens
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Istic
Baytown
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Oil, Chemical and Atomic Cub
Eldon Berry
110th Birthday Celebration For Aunt Sin Rogeras
WAYNESVILLE New York AP Matilda Aunt Sin Rogera will turn 110 this Saturday. Despite impaired hearing and reading trouble she remains mentally sharp with a firm handshake and twinkling eyes. Family of 278 plans a birthday for Sunday with 4 daughters 65 grandchildren 73 great grandchildren and 125 great great grandchildren. She was married to Robert Newton Rogers who died 44 years ago.
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Waynesville
N. Y
Matilda
Rogera
Rogers
Robert Newton Rogers
Weather forecast for Galveston region
Mostly cloudy skies and mild temperatures are forecast through Tuesday. Low tonight in the mid 60s. Tuesday tides: high at 3 09 a m and 3 05 p m. low at 5 46 a m and 11 42 p m.
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Galveston
Names in a Busy Local Roundup of Everyday Happenings
Nelda Garner shares hopes while Judy Whitley shows a new hairdo and Billie Malloy makes a change. Betty Nova is sad and Della Phillips vows to do a good deed together. Via Walker jokes good naturedly, Mary Lois Hayden confesses to an accident, and Gloria Robinson comments on new fabrics. Joanne Redell keeps a scrapbook. Barbara Neal makes an unexpected appearance. Oda Anderson asks to be left out of the conversation. Clinton McMicken worries about an exam. Joe Damm receives praise for a job well done. Ronald Hibree attempts resignation. Hayes Dorris dislikes being left out, and Ethel Keneeny attends Grace Methodist Brotherhood as the only woman. Margaret Callaway talks Siamese kittens. The Callaways' baby nut elicits teasing over a wreck. Mrs. R. B. Bатtarbee offers helpful suggestions. Cookie Reynolds hosts a sewing bee. Mrs. Frank Spuhler mentions cocker spaniel and terrier pups for adoption.
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Nelda Garner
Judy Whitley
Billie Malloy
Betty Novasad
Della Phillips
Walker
Mary Lois Hayden
Gloria Robinson
Joanne Redell
Barbara Neal
Oda Anderson
Clinton McMicken
Joe Damm
Ronald Hibree
Hayes Dorris
Ethel Keneeny
Grace Methodist Brotherhood
Margaret Callaway
Call
Pledges Sorority at UNM Names Baytown Student
Nancy Ann Arnold of Baytown is among 179 co-eds pledging women’s social groups at the University of New Mexico this fall. She becomes a pledge in Chi Omega.
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Nancy Ann Arnold
Baytown
University of New Mexico
Chi Omega
Crisis at U.N. as Hammarskjold Sees Stakes Rise
Dag Hammarskjold warned that the United Nations itself is at stake amid Soviet attacks and Khrushchev’s push to abolish the secretary general’s post. Amid tense sessions, Eisenhower and other world leaders maneuver for broad backing against Beijing seating at the U.N. and a Soviet bid to reshape the charter.
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Dag Hammarskjold
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World Organization
United Nations
Hammarskjold
Nikita Khrushchev
Assembly
Khrushchev to hear Castro as neutrals sought for UN future
In New York Nikita Khrushchev moved to win neutral backing amid the UN struggle over readership and the United Nations future. The Soviet premier said he would hear Fidel Castro, even as Castro’s UN General Assembly speech ran six hours instead of the expected four.
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Soviet Union
United States
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United Nations
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Glen Cove
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Ee Ane Marskjold
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World 50 nations meet on fiscal problems at IMF talks
Finance ministers and central bank officials from more than 50 nations convene in Washington for five days of talks on global fiscal issues. IMF chief Pes Ja cobsson flags two main problems, gold outflows from the United States and a surge in monetary reserves in Germany and nearby high performers. No major actions expected before a possible U.S. administration transition.
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Free World
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Pes Jacobsson
International Monetary Fund
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Germany
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Jacobsson
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Southern Governors Divide On Johnson At Conference
Southern governors argued over Lyndon B. Johnsons impact on the Democratic ticket as the 28th Southern Governors Conference opened in Hot Springs Arkansas. Some saw Johnson aiding Kennedy in the region while NCs Luther Hodges and Arkansass Orval Faubus questioned how much Johnson would influence the ticket.
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Ark
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
John F. Kennedy
Komme
Spoagh
Dixie
Gta
Luther Hodges
North Carolina
Gre
Orval Fanbue
Arkansas
Johnaen
Fautsta
Ambitious World News Across Bonn Berlin Cuba and Nigeria
The report notes Eisenhower possibly visiting Bonn in October for an anniversary, Nasser invites Castro to form an anti Atlantic bloc, Graham calls Berlin revival providential, and clashes erupt outside Castro’s Harlem hotel. Also covers Braniff clerks strike, Texas fires, Nixon education push, Nichols death, Queen Elizabeth fire, Tagawa mine blast, and Lumumba aftermath.
Presidential Campaign Hopefuls Face Carpenters Cameras
Presidential contenders prepare for a major television debate amid a flurry of campaign events. Nixon meets with the United Brotherhood of Carpenters while Kennedy plans an afternoon speech and a nationwide joint appearance. The Chicago scene highlights the intense predebate schedule as both candidates seek momentum.
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Richard M. Nixon
Kenneedy
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Chicago
API
United Brotherhood of Carpentera
John F. Kennedy
Jett Hix Waite
Washington
Eamaa
Six Inch Rain Deluge Hits Northeast Texas
The Associated Press reports a weekend rainstorm drenched Northeast Texas with about six inches total. Marshall recorded the heaviest fall at .8 inches near the Texas Louisiana line while totals reached 2.06 inches Saturday and 3.72 inches Sunday. No major damage reported beyond damaged trees in Marshall. Remaining areas saw lighter rain with fog and cloudy skies from north central to northeastern Texas.
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Marshall
Louisiana Line
Mommy Momme
North Central
Lankin Land
Atlas Able Fizzles Cause Of Moon Rocket Failure
CAPE CANAVERAL FL AP The United States probes the Sunday Atlas Able moon mission failure as Soviet space lead persists Khrushchev hints at an upcoming space man launch officials say second stage burned abnormally preventing third stage ignition. A backup Atlas Able is ready in two to three months for data gathering and another attempt.
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Soviet Union
U.S
Nikita J Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Glen Cove
Long Island
National Agromautics and Space Administration
NPP
Adolph Thiet
United States
Western counterattack at UN targets Khrushchev aims
Prime Minister John G. Dictator of Canada led a Western counterattack at the United Nations, accusing the Soviet Union of propaganda and misrepresentation. Khrushchev pressed for UN reform including a three bloc leadership and relocation of headquarters, sparking debate as new nations join.
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Soviet Union
World Organization
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Canada
Assembly
Einenhower
Nixon Kennedy TV Debate Slated For 8 30 Tonight
Nixon and Kennedy face a large television audience in a scheduled eight thirty p.m. debate. CBS Howard K. Smith will moderate with a panel of reporters asking questions after eight minute opening statements for each candidate. Final summations follow with Kennedy given the last turn by coin toss.
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George Kilis
Kennedy
Engle
Nixon
ICBS
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