Angriest Debate In Recent History Seen In Senate On McCarthy Issue
Speed limit near schools set at 20 mph as Roy Montgomery warns drivers. Police plan to issue tickets starting Tuesday after used warnings. Attorneys Strickland and Ramsey travel Tuesday to UT Austin for IRS code Institute Wednesday through Saturday. Three men released after jewelry sting in Baytown. police verify loot source in Houston. Two sets of keys turned in at station. identify and claim. Big fire on Alrhart Drive deemed waste oil burn in a pit. Brotherhood Memorial Baptist Church meets Tuesday at 6:30 pm. Judge Byron C. McCullough to speak.
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OLICE
Roy Montgomty
Robert Strickland
Bruce Ramsey
Austin
School of Law
University of Texas
Pokey
Baytown
Roy Montgomery
Houston
Brotherhood
Memorial Baptist Church
Byron C. McCullough
Te Industries reports best quarterly sales and income
Dallas based Te Industries lua owner of two Texas Louisiana and Oklahoma plants announced that the three months ended Aug 31 reached record net sales and income. The release notes strong results amid regional plant operations and market demand across the Gulf states.
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Dallas
Te, Industries Lua
Texas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
French Premier presses plan to curb German rearmament
At the nine nation conference in London Pierre Mendes France urged approval of a French plan restricting German rearmament. Konrad Adenauer pledged Germany would limit its armed forces to 12 divisions once sovereignty is restored, while Paris and London pressed for actions toward German sovereignty.
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Wilbur C. Landrey
London
Pierre Mendes - France
Konrad Adenauer
Free World
Western
Europe
Mendes
France
Adenauer
Germany
West Germany
Mendes - France
Anthony Eden
Council of Europe
Strasbourg
United States
Britain
Psychiatrists Differ On Batchelor Status
In San Antonio on September 28 1969 Army psychiatrists disagree on Cpl Claude Batchelor a North Korean camp survivor. Defense witness Dr Leon Freedom says brainwashing caused political psychosis while Maj Henry Segal testifies Batchelor is sane and understands charges. Capt William Mayer cites extensive POW examinations and past court martial testimony.
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Claude J. Batchelor
Tex
Lo Batchelor
Leon Freedom
Baltimore
Batchelor
Maj
Henry A. Segal
The
Mueropsychi
Atric
Waller Reed Army Hospital
Washington, D. C
Segal
Tokyo
Army
Freecom
William E. Mayer
Fort Sam Houston
Mayer
Little Bobby Greenlease Kidnaped Year Ago Today
Kansas City report recalls the 1933 kidnapping and murder of six year old Bobby Greenlease by Carl Austin Hall and Bonnie Brown Heady. The ransom was paid by his parents, and Bobby’s body was found near St. Joseph, Missouri. Hall and Heady were arrested in St. Louis after confessing and detailing their crime and the cover story used to abduct him.
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Ward Colwell
Kansas City
Bobby Greenlease
Bobby
Carl Austin Hall
Bonnie Brown
Robert Greenleast
Virginia
Benny Hoady
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Hall
Mrs. Heady
Heady
Kansas
Texans Pay Whopping Tax Bill
Dallas bureau reports Texas ranked seventh among 48 states in federal tax collections for fiscal 1954. Texas totals reached 2.19 billion dollars, covering north Dallas and south Austin districts. Leading states were New York Michigan Illinois California Pennsylvania and Ohio. Oklahoma Louisiana surpassed half a billion, with Arkansas and New Mexico making the regional total 3.633 billion.
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Texas
Internal Revenue Service
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South
Austin
New York
Michigan
Illinois
California
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Arkansas
New Mexico
Eisenhower and Benson Press Hay Freight Cut
President Eisenhower and Ezra T. Benson urged railroads to reduce hay freight rates to ease drouth suffering in 700 counties across 15 states. The move mirrors last year’s 50 percent cuts for hay and grain as drought conditions spread, though current conditions are less intense overall.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Ezra ‘T. Benson
Berson
Denver White House
White House
Howard M. Snyder
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Army
Robert T. Stevens
Matthew B. Ridgway
Arthur S. Burns
Council of Economic Advisors
Burns
Rocky Mountain
Fraser
Drouth
Benson
Sheriff Threatens To Shut Office If Funds Not Hiked
Sheriff Will Willette of Montgomery County, Texas, threatens to shut the sheriff’s office one day a week starting Jan 1 if the county commissioners do not approve a budget increase. He warns that up to 25,000 residents would lose sheriff protection and the county’s lone police department would lose two way radio, as calls would go unanswered. He cites staffing strain from three deputies handling duties he says are essential.
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Tex
Will Willette
Montgomery County
Willette
Sheriff's Department
Clork
Prince Sin
Ghimaber
Gonmmerse
Ashbul
Huginesa
Baytown
Ak Pada
Oak
Texas
Vesna
Main
Dale Grounds
Dunits
North Main
Falr
Friends Rally To Aid Of Baytown Family Fire
Baytown family of Mr and Mrs F L Arnold lost their home Friday night in a fire. Neighbors offered clothing, household items and hospitality while Mrs T H Whitlock arranged pickup of donations. The Arnolds and their two children Clara Lee and Robert are staying with Mrs Paul B Smith at 162 Schilling as Arnold is unemployed.
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Baytown
F. T. Arnolds
Flt. Arnold
Astrobil
T. H. Whitlock
Quicky Controlled Elderly Oil Well Blows Its Top
A sudden blowout at Grace Oil's Jones No. 3 on Highway W486 occurred around 2:30 am Tuesday. The well released sand and oil before a crew shut it in about an hour, with authorities guarding the scene to prevent fire. The cause remains undetermined, with earth shifts or gas pockets among suggested factors.
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Quicky
Grace Oil Company
Itanenrredt
Grace Oil
Jones No. 3
W486
O. A. Dyer
Lusy
Rodeo Four Big Attractions Highlight Baytown Fair
Baytown hosts a four attraction rodeo program October 7 to 9 under Rodeo Chairman Paul Prince. Features include a calf scramble nightly, a large square dance on horses, a bullwhip act by renowned performer Andrea from Utah, and riding routines plus clown acts. The event runs four days with a parade, midway games, and a post show awards ceremony.
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Musk
Betanty Caphiere
Casadena
Wil
Jacl Ate Wrewa
An«drewa
Uaeldand
Win
United States
Thay
Imany Radios
Useroedea
Betty
Abure
Japan Storm Toll 1,743 Toll Updated After Typhoon Hit
Hakodate Japan Sept 28 Authorities listed 1743 dead and missing from the typhoon that struck northern Honshu and southern Hokkaido. Reports from coastal villages revise totals with 265 dead from the Toya Maru ferry, 499 missing and 171 rescued as US Army Tokyo issues a revised American death count and survivor origins.
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Japan
Stinol
Honshen
Hokkaido
All Way
Amer
Tsugari Strait
Honshu
US. Army
Tokyo
Rabies Shots Given to Multispecies in Bayshore Clinics
The Bayshore rabies vaccination drive reported strong success with six clinics Saturday. About 3410 animals received shots including 800 dogs at CNanelview, 74m at Baytown Cline Volunteap fire station, and notable numbers at Wooster Highlandy Cedar Bayou and McNair. Several cats and a skunk were also vaccinated or exposed to vaccines.
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Cnanelview
Baytown Cline
Volunteap
Wooster
Highlandy
Cedar Bayou
McNair
Channeltiow
Highlands Child Injured in School Fall
Redeena Hylton six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs J B Hylton of Highlands was injured Monday while playing at Crosby elementary. She suffered a serious dark injury and was transported to Baytown hospital by Earthman ambulance.
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Redeena Hylton
Meg
J. B Hylton
Highlands
Greenish flashing hoax spooks Tulsa crowd
In Tulsa on September 2 unidentified light and moaning prompted a crowd of about 600, including Oklahoma highway patrolmen and KTUL cameraman Bill Bowers, to gather on Wakima Road. Two students later admitted they wore a green cloth over a flashlight as a prank, claiming a ghostly glow and eerie sound.
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Tulsa
Crows
Oklahoma
Wakima Road
Apparog
Elect
Bill Bowers
KTUL
Tubs
Homide
Bouwers
Mild cold front may arrive Wednesday
A weakly detailed Texas weather notice reports showers along the upper Gulf Coast and Panhandle with a humid air mass ahead of a midweek cold front. Forecasters say the cold front should reach the Panhandle early Wednesday and move south, bringing more showers and moisture to central regions by Wednesday night. Overnight temps ranged from 35 to 76 across multiple Texan cities.
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Gulf Coast
Panhandled
Bons
Texas
Wednesdas
Brownsville
Galveston
Amari
Austin
Calleve
Panhandle
Wil
aviBaTs
Palacia
San Angelo
Sin Amonio
Houston
Trier
Corps
Galeeston
Dallas and
Fort Worth
Laredo
Wace
Senator Plans Anti-Censure Finish Fight
Senators plan a hard maced anti censure effort as McCarthy allies expect censure filings against critics. A bipartisan panel urged McCarthy to drop contemptuous conduct claims following a February hearing, while targets for possible censure remain unnamed amid turmoil ahead of a November vote.
Top Communist Official In Poland Granted U S Asylum
Washington reports that Joseph Swiatle, a senior Polish Communist official and former deputy chief of the public security department in Ware, defected to the United States zone in Germany last September. He has been granted a temporary entry permit with the timing of his arrival to be announced by the Justice Department.
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Asibert Brown
Joseph
Swiatle
Poland
Ting
Germany
Justice Department
I of
Public Security
Ware
OS Phs de Toy
Swiatly
Uestite Department
Swite
Reds
Thieves Use Threats In Patron Wagon Robbery
In San Antonio on September 28 two safe crackers broke into a building and abused a night watchman. They threatened him during a two hour rampage, fired a shot, damaged safes, and stole $34 from a cash register before fleeing after tampering with a knob.
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San Antonio
Bosk Syl
Child Found Drunk as Parents Held on Bond
An Amarillo couple faced trial over charges of contributing to the delinquency of a minor after their five year old was found drunk. The parents pleaded innocent and remained in jail after failing to post 1000 bond. Paul Gaither said the child died briefly from the alcohol but recovered after hospital treatment.
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Amarillo
Iff
Paul Gaither
Gaither
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