Baytown Plots for Wider Sewer Service Expansion
City of Baytown moves to extend sewer service to areas lacking it. Right of way acquisition slows progress as plans include a new line from Cedar Bayou to Market Street and routes along Goose Creek Stream. Residents urge action on Buck St and nearby blocks. mayor cites cost concerns over street maintenance.
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Barrymore
West Main
Busch St
Cedar Royal Beach
Buach St
R. He (Redt) Pruett
Creek Stream
McKinney Road
Cedar Main Station
Market St
Goose Creek
Knowlton Road
Beaumont
Riva Maude
Io 'Y Porrere
Mother Is Expecting Birth Of Quadruplets
DETROIT AP report states Margaret Mary Guinnan of Highlands Park suburb is pregnant with quadruplets. Doctors expect delivery around December 5. Guinnan, small in stature, weighs 104 pounds, and already has two children, Stephen and Anthony. Her husband Gerard, 29, works for a machine manufacturer. The family is staying at their home while medical staff monitor the high risk pregnancy.
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Detroit
Mich
Deetor
Margaret Mary iGuinnane
Plighlands
iPark
Mia
Guinnane
Joseph Watts
Guinnan
Police Find Savings Bonds In Empty House
In Decatur Alabama police recovered 3350 dollars in U.S. savings bonds from an unoccupied house where elderly owners had moved to rest homes over a year earlier. The report notes investigators found the bonds among scattered items as the residence had been ransacked.
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Decatur
Ala
U.S
Nashville
Aj City
Douglas Crabb
Minning
Vane
New York
Paris
W. Lott
Charles
Fizenherwer
Orly
le Bourget
I. Halley
Annie L. Bailey
Mororro
Normals
Rom Berrien Coun
Baileys
White House
Crown Prince
Techni-C
Crabb
Hassan
Fom
Invita Liana
Eisenhower Turaday
Cuba Extradites Two Americans Over Pirate Murder Case
Cuba agrees to extradite Alvin Tabledr. Zi Tor rance Call and William Reon after five months in the Bahamas. They face trial for the murder of Captain Ann Boatwright near Key West and piracy aboard the Muriel T. The group allegedly killed the captain during a distress response and fled with the boat. Cuban navy recovered them and the rescued castaways.
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Trbte
Barbara
Elbow Key
Muriel
Iain
Lee
Table
Nes
Eisenhower Farewell Tour Draws Million-Strong NY Crowd
Crowds estimated near one million cheered President Eisenhower as he left New York after talks with world leaders. He waved from an open limousine amid confetti and shouts, with police noting fans tried for glimpses. The motorcade moved from the Waldorf Astoria to Newark Airport.
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Mixon
New York City
Dwight Eisenhower
Nisen
Eisenhower
United States Navy
Uttle
New York
Ponte
Waldorfsstoria
Newark
New Jersey
More Sheep Expected in US During Fall Season
The Agriculture Department projects a larger fall sheep herd this year unless fall slaughter increases suddenly. The 1960 lamb crop rose 2 percent over 1959, believed sufficient to offset a modest rise in marketing. Seasonal declines in lamb prices are forecast but not likely to fall below last year’s levels.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
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