Baytown Council, Clubs Schedule Meetings This Week
Baytown City Council will meet in regular semi monthly session at 7 pm Thursday at city hall. Wooster Lions Club will meet at 7 pm Tuesday at the Tower. Chapter meeting of Gamma Chi Chapter Beta Sigma Phi at 7:30 pm Tuesday at 404 Willow. Roy Edward Yarborough, 56, killed in industrial accident at Lake Houston while repairing a dump lift. Kilgore honored in Cedar Bayou Methodist Brotherhood dinner at 7 pm Tuesday. he is 83. Two injured in Baytown traffic crash at Wade Road and Cedar Bayou Lynchburg Road. Texas Exes invite Baytown gathering at 7:30 pm Wednesday at the Community Building. Texas-California game movies to be shown.
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Texas Exes
Bob Perry
Controversy Over Comptroller Gidney Resignation and Saxon Nomination
The shuffle surrounding Comptroller of Currency Ray Gidney's resignation effective November 15 spurred White House moves to nominate Chicago bank attorney James J. Saxon. Gidney denied knowledge of the latest developments as officials blamed a clerical error for the mix up. The nomination was withdrawn, then Saxon was renominated, reflecting ongoing disputes with Attorney General Mennedy and Treasury banking affairs.
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Nportem
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Chicago
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Robert Mennedy
Saxon
Treasury
The
Charles E. Wilson Dies in Sleep at Louisiana Plantat
Charles Erwin Wilson former GM president and first Eisenhower defense secretary died in his sleep at his Louisiana plantation today. He was 71. A colorful, wealthy executive known for a quick tongue and smile, he valued getting along with people and built his fame as a master manager.
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Charles Erwin Wilson
General Motors
Defense
Eisenhower
Louisiana
Wilson
Carnegie Tech
Kennedy Hailed by Senators for UN Speech Prestige Stroke
Senators from both parties praise President Kennedy’s UN address credited by Sen. Hubert Humphrey with restoring U S prestige after Cuba and Laos issues. Leaders including Mansfield Monroney Wiley Cooper Eisenhower call the speech magnifi cent and statesmanlike, noting it expressed American will and convictions.
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Kennédy
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Montana
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Mike Monroney
D-Okla
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Alexander Wiley
Wisconsin
Cost Of Living Dips Slightly In August
Washington AP reports the Labor Department says the cost of living fell by one tenth of one percent in August led by cheaper fresh foods. The index sits at 128 in August after a July spike, with 1947-49 averages as base. annual rise to date was 0.5 percent.
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Ewan Clague
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Reactions to JFK Speech Mixed Worldwide Praise and Criticism
Nonaligned nations awaited returns from a vital group as Kennedy urged disarmament and UN reform. Western allies mixed praise with cautious analysis while Soviet and Chinese outlets accused him of propaganda and duplicity.
Tides at Galveston for Wednesday
Galveston Wednesday tides show high water at 8 25 am and 10 pm with low at 12 04 pm, detailing tidal times for the day.
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House Probers May Visit Brownwood For Insurance Claims Tour
Texas House General Investigation Committee may tour hurricane disaster areas in Brownwood Houston and Galveston to inspect insurance claim handling after Carla. Rep. Baliman and Rep. Shipley say Brownwood could be visited. over 200 local families filed claims with some delay in adjusters and repairs. Written complaints sent to Shipley will be reviewed by the committee.
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Harris County
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American Investors
Local notices and society items from Brownwood page
Winn Lauderdale returns home after hospital stay. Sadie and Jack Wilson showcase new cars. Harold McFarland plans work during vacation. Serry Lawdon back home for four weekends. A white pig on Milner Drive eludes capture for days, worth noting. Laurels to A G Fisher and Baytown family for rent-free housing. Kev Lawry to return to New York. Colen to stay with Texas jeans. Bev and Glenn visiting in Baytown. Larry Myers reports. Tom Crawford discusses air conditioners. Bill Broyles shares a news item. Kilgore comments on an item.
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Sadie
Jack Wilson
Harold McFarland
Serry Lawdon
William FP
Smith
Milner
Brownwood
A. G Fisher
Baytown
Kev Lawry
New York
Colen
Bev
Glenn
E. A. Laavry
Larry Myers
Tom Crawford
Bill Broyles
Bat Wison
Doe
Kilgore
Lynchburg Ferry Reopens After Hurricane Repairs
Lynchburg Ferry, linking Cresby-Lyi'vairg Road with San Jacinto Battleground, is back in operation after two weeks of repairs from the hurricane. Regular schedule resumes with two ferries running 6 am to 6 pm and one shuttle from 6 pm to 6 am, maintained by Har Conny.
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Cresby - Lyi 'Vairg Road
San Jacinto Battleground
Rites
Carje
Har: Conny
Baytown Debates Water Contamination Rumor
Baytown's city manager denies rumors that the water is contaminated after a rude broadcast. LeFevre reported no evidence of contamination and said officials are tracing the broadcast source. A private well issue blamed by a station was corrected, with the city asserting its water remains safe.
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Congress Nears End as Aid Bill Remains Unsettled
Washington AP reports Congress inches toward adjournment with foreign aid money bill not ready for final approval. House Senate conferees lingered in deadlock. leaders say compromise within about sixty million remains possible. Senate plans to bring up the 1.06 billion supplemental appropriation once sessions resume.
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House
Senate
Mikey Mansfield
Montana
Kennedy
Kennedy Presses Nuclear Arms Talks With Soviets
President Kennedy pursues a path toward peace by signaling a new US arms control drive while the Pentagon chief warns that military force remains a possible option in the Berlin crisis.
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U.S
Adenauer Signals Possible Retirement on TV
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer appeared on British TV and stated he might retire. He added no firm date, leaving opponents unsure while noting his intent to remain chancellor for another year if he continues.
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Konrad Adenauer
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U S Move May Be Forced Nuclear Test In Air Looms
Washington reports Sen. Henry M. Jackson says atmospheric nuclear tests may be needed soon if the Soviet Union does not accept President Kennedy's challenge to halt tests. Jackson notes Kennedy and Britain are ready to push a treaty to ban testing, despite Soviet rejection.
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Kennedy Disarmament Talks See Mixed Reactions
In London a Soviet radio broadcast criticized Kennedy’s disarmament plan as insufficient and urged broader limits including abolition of arms bases abroad. At the United Nations, diplomats doubted the Soviet Union would shift. Gromyko’s policy statement was awaited. Western officials praised Kennedy’s proposals to freeze nuclear stockpiles and a Berlin settlement, while Soviet bloc members remained noncommittal.
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Johnson to be honored in Houston October 9 luncheon and dinner
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson and Governor Price Daniel will be honored in Houston with a noon luncheon at the Rice Hotel and a 7 PM dinner hosted by the Houston Downtown Rotary Club. The events celebrate Johnson's aid in landing the U. S. Aeronautics and Space Administration laboratory at Clear Lake in Harris County. The proceedings are tied to the state study commission and water committee of the Houston Chamber of Commerce.
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U. S. Aeronautics and Space Administration Laboratory
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Rice students aid hurricane recovery efforts in Baytown
Rice University students 13 in number along with Mrs W F received help after a hurricane disaster. They assisted at the Baytown Refinery and local relief efforts, including duty at the Himbte OW refinery. One student Wooster volunteered with the Wooster Volunteer Fire. A dinner for ULB Rep Albert Thomag was postponed at a congressman’s request amid plans to honor the area’s relief leadership.
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