Baytown civic activities and student milestones highlighted
Sun Spots cake sale sponsored by Cathy Novosad at Highlands Junior High. Several Baytown students are noted: DonEugene Cravey pledges Kappa Phi and seeks Sigma Chi at Lamar Tech. HARLAN II HEAD earns an MS in chemical engineering from Wisconsin. Marie Guerre begins freshman year at University of St Thomas. PEO rummage sale underway at Wilkenfeld Building. All-Day services at Pentecostal Church of God feature gospel singing by Southern Bible College Choir.
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North Main
Southern Bible College Choir
Fidel Cites Naval Base Showdown
Fidel Castro warns of a legal showdown over the Guantanamo naval base as tensions rise after a bomb attack during a balcony speech. He says the U S intends to use the base to justify intervention while urging revolutionary guards to monitor neighborhoods for tyranny.
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Weather notes mild temperatures through Friday
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Death at Liberty Road grocery shocks Houston
A one year old boy, Robert David Waugh, died after a shooting inside a Liberty Road grocery and service station early Thursday. Owner A J Barrison, 40, fired through a store window, police report. The victim was found four blocks away by officers.
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U N agenda gives Africa top billing at United Nations
Africa gains top billing as the United Nations General Assembly Steering Committee moves to place ten African issues on the session agenda. Debates set on Congo, South Africa race relations, Algerian independence, and trusteeship concerns with 15 new African nations joining, Nigeria possibly as the 99th member. US and Soviet positions shape Congo debate title amid negotiations.
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Belgium
Fund Drive Extended for Liberty Muscular Dystrophy Reach
The East Harris County Chapter extends its annual fund drive through Saturday night as volunteers cannot visit every Baytown area home. Local organizers say limited volunteers slow canvassing while sponsors urge community support to fund research and patient care.
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Baytown
Baytown Daily Notes and Social Snippets
Early morning checks show C R Upchurch confirming plans. C J Fortinerry hurries down Main Stern before work. Sam Alford and John Mitchell discuss an insurance debate. Jotinella Boynton visits The Sun office. Joe Ware and wife Gloria, former Baytown and San Angelo residents, drop by and send greetings. Donya and Buford Faicher return from Washington DC and New York City. Valree McDowell helps dogs, returning stray pups home. Mrs W A Davidson reports fine after San Jacinto Hospital surgery. Dr C H Langford remains on restricted diet but steadily improving.
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Baytown
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San Angelo
Donya
Buford Faicher
Row
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East West Clash Looms Over Africa Debate
The article notes an impending East-West clash in the Assembly as the United States and Soviet Union push rival Africa items to the floor. WWE a Sem orin twitted Wadsworth and Dean after they decided to discuss the Congo question, while Wadsworth objected to reopening a topic already hashed out in the recent special Assembly session.
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Baytonian Relative Helps Photo At North Pole Arrival
A Baytonian relative aided news coverage as Lt G M Brewer of the USS Beadragon posed with Santa at the North Pole. The photo appeared in Wednesday's Ban showing Brewer greeting Santa after the submarine crew landed via a 1,500 mile northwest passage from Portsmouth to Bewall.
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Bewall
Mrs Ficanhower’s Mother Dies In Deaver At 82
Elivera Doud 82 mother of Mrs Dwight Eisenhower died in Denver at 70 Lafayette St after illness. The President and Mrs Eisenhower visited here July 27 31. Doud lived at the White House and with campaign train. Surviving daughters include Mrs Gordon Moore of Washington DC. The Denver home gained national notice after Eisenhower’s 1955 heart attack occurred there.
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City Insurance Study Committee Appointed
A city council special meeting appoints a study panel to review the municipal insurance program and the debate over deviating rates versus standard rates. Representatives discuss the Baytown Insurance Exchange, its open bid policy, and the balance between stable coverage and competition in fire and casualty insurance for city properties.
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Baytown Insurance
Insurance Exchange
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Insurance Exchanges
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Walter Kerr
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Bavieran
Raytown Insurance Exchange
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Old Political Wounds Roar In Texas Rally
Raymond Holbrook reports a Texas crowd reacts as Allan Shivers endorses the GOP ticket, blasting Democratic aims and socialistic measures while Lodge campaigns in San Antonio Midland Odessa and El Paso. Despite protests, conservative Republicans praise Nixon and Lodge as Johnson’s foes loom.
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Norman Thomas
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Ohio
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Eisenhower
Richard M. Nix
Johnon
Khrushchev Meets Macmillan as U N stay stretches
In New York Nikita Khrushchev meets British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan amid signs he will stay another week as Communism’s star at the United Nations. He plans a large reception next Tuesday at his Park Avenue residence and then heads to a Soviet mansion in Glen Cove for rest and to decide how to exit the visit.
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Eisenhower Macmillan Clash at UN Over East West Crises
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan urged the UN to resolve East West disputes by reasoned argument and practical solutions. He called Eisenhower’s General Assembly speech remarkable for its practical contributions, while Khrushchev heckled during Macmillan’s remarks. The Assembly debated Hungary, Tibet, and disarmament as Khrushchev pressed for a broader address, with ongoing tensions from the Paris summit and the U2 incident shaping the scene.
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Scientists measure missile camera network accuracy
Washington AP reports government scientists used reflected light to measure 50 mile distances with accuracy within the width of a toothpick per mile. Coast and Geodetic Survey located nine tracking stations over 4000 square miles around Cape Canaveral Florida to fix camera positions for missile trajectory calculations.
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Florida
Air Force
Protest over Louisiana vote discrimination probe draws officials
New Orleans report notes a surge of protests from state and parish officials after a two day U S Civil Rights Commission hearing on voter discrimination. State Attorney General Jack Grew asserted the investigations found no merit as the commission documented 17 parishes with complaints about vote denials amid rural areas.
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Louisiana
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Johnson expands Ohio campaign after speech
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson steps up Democratic campaign efforts in Ohio following a headline event. President Harry S. Truman schedules a Texarkana speech on October 10 after initial refusals. Southern governors meet in Hot Springs to urge teaching of Constitution and its principles in schools to counter federal infringements. Cape Canaveral technicians work on a two stage Pershing missile program. A Dallas union official says the organization will support a broad employee strike. Brigitte Bardot leaves Menton after a nervous breakdown scare. A Cleveland mother, Lillian Fratantonio, faces a new trial over allegations of causing coma in her two daughters.
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New York Campaign Rallies Refresh Presidential Tug of War
Frenzied crowds pressure both presidential hopefuls in New York as Nixon and Kennedy draw massive audiences across Nassau and Suffolk counties while Steve Nixon headlines a Long Island Arena reception. Kennedy parades through upstate cities from Albany to Syracuse, rallying across 45 electoral vote territory before returning to Hyannis Port.
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Albany
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Hyannis Port
Mass
Congo president recognizes Mobutu backed government leaders
Leopoldville AP reports President Kasavubu formally recognizes Col. Mobutu’s Council of Government Commissioners and its 27 technicians as a temporary Congo government. Premier Tico confirms recognition while Lumumba remains under guard. Kasavubu orders UN Ghanaian Guinea troops to leave by Oct 5, drawing no immediate UN reply.
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