Mobile TB unit schedule announced for April and May
The San Jacinto Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association will operate a mobile screening unit at multiple locations in April and May. The unit visits include Weingarten's, K-Mart, Baytown, the Post Office building, San Jacinto Methodist Hospital, Gulf Coast Hospital, United Carbon, O'Brien's, SMS Industries, and First National Bank with hours ranging from 10 a.m. to early evening. The unit is staffed by association personnel and Service League volunteers, with chest tray microfilm fees set at 5 cents for high school students and $1 for adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease
Baytown
Post Office
Market
San Jacinto Methodist Hospital
Gulf
Coast Hospital
United Carbon Plant
O'Brien's
Highway 148
SMS Industries Inc
E. Wallisville
Highlands
First National Bank
Sterling
Robert E. Lee
San Jacinto
Army Tests Link to Sheep Deaths Stir Utah Debate
Senator Moss alleges proof that Dugway Proving Ground tests caused sheep deaths, citing government agency reports on nerve agents. Army and state officials wait for U S Public Health Service and Agriculture Department analyses, pending evaluation over about a week.
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Army
Dugway
Frank Moss
Utah
Moss
Wiliam Stone
U.S. Public Health Service
Department of Agriculture
Downtown parking meters lose revenue amid staffing changes
Judge Ward notes high turnover among parking meter staff and that the current metermaid has other police duties. Mrs. Turner, traffic director at Anson Jones and Horace Mann schools, says rounds occur three times daily. Merchants urge meter spacing on Texas Avenue to fit larger cars, fearing empty meters or gridlock without enforcement. Sergeant James I. Lankford leads Baytown traffic concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Ward
R. H
Bo) Turner
Anson Jones
Horace Mann
Turner
Defoe
Sterling Street
Texas Avenue
Srea
Lanham
James I. Lankford
Baytown
Park Meters on Texas Avenue Draw City Debate
Lankford urges removal or relocation of meters on Texas Avenue due to narrow width and congestion. He measured spaces last November showing many spots under 22 feet. Off street parking could ease traffic and aid downtown business. Two traffic committees, including a council panel and a citizens group led by Bob Feinberg, study options.
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Lankford
Texas Avenue
Baytown
Sgt Lankford
Lanham
Judge Ward
Albert Fanestiel
Blair Mann
Turner
Leo Frost
Eddie Huron
Bob Feinberg
Junior World
Slayer sought as suspect linked to white Mustang case
Florida state police teletype sent to aid locating Galt who was driving a white Mustang. Witnesses in Memphis saw a man in a white Mustang leaving a rooming house. Alabama records show a man named Galt bought a 1966 Mustang in August 1967.
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Florida
Galt
Memphis
Alabama
Hospital Notes Admits Two Patients to Gulf Coast
Fay Ernestine Yoparil from 800 W Main is admitted to Gulf Coast in room 225. William H. Sige from Darton is admitted to Gulf Coast in room 1111.
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Gulf Coast
Fay Ernestine Yoparil
W. Main
Wiliam H. Sige
Darton
Humphrey to Enter Presidential Race April 17
The Los Angeles Times reports Vice President Humphrey will announce his bid on April 17 while staying out of California’s June 4 primary. A funeral usher, Buddy Ayers of Stone Mountain, Georgia, assigned to Martha Luther King Jr.’s service, seated Humphrey and Senator Robert Kennedy during a security breakdown.
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Wmobert Humphrey
California
Los Angeles Times
Martha Luthe
King
Buddy Ayers
Stone Mountain
Humphrey
Robert Kennedy
Channelview Man Hurt In Wreck
Charles Liscow of Channelview in fair condition at Herman Hospital after a two car crash Friday night on Sheldon Road opposite Channelview High School. Liscow suffered head and leg injuries. Pickup driver Charles Harmon of Channelview and his two sons Bobby and Jerry escaped serious injury. investigation by Highway Patrolmen K D Woolsey and Mike Taylor.
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Charles Liscow
Channelview
Sheldon Road
Curtis Reeves
Houston
Herman Hospital
Liscow
K. D. Woolsey
Mike Taylor
Woolsey
Charles Harmon
The Mischief of a Wayward Paycheck Computer
A worker discovers a payroll computer error miscalculating tax withholdings due to a moved decimal point. After colleagues and a mechanic inspect the system, a misunderstanding with a clerk named Mrs. Pritchett is revealed. The writer ends with plans to mail the W-2 and hope for tax relief.
Nichols Dinner Sees 70 to 100 North Shore Residents
About 70 to 100 North Shore residents are expected at a dinner honoring R. C. Nichols at 7:35 p.m. Monday at the Kopper Kettle on Federal Road. State Rep. Lyndon Williams and Nichols will speak as Nichols seeks the Democratic nomination for State Representative District 23 Place 1 in the May 4 primary and May 14 special election to fill the unexpired term of Glenn Vickery.
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North Shore
R. C
Nick Nichols
Kopper Kettle
Federal Road
Lyndon Williams
Nichols
Glenn Vickery
New Justice of the Peace
Bartown
Crucifixion Narrative From Gospel Text
A pasted gospel passage recounts Pilate's condemnation of Jesus, the crowd demanding crucifixion, the mockery by soldiers, Simon bearing the cross, Golgotha, and the crucifixion at the third to ninth hours with the cry My God my God why hast thou forsaken me, ending with the temple veil tearing and the centurion's witness.
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Pilate
Barabbas
Jesus
Praetorium
Han
Simon
Alexander
Rufus
Golgotha
Christ
Israel
Eloi
Elias
Sun Spots and church coffee at Grace Methodist
Grace Methodist Church invites college students to coffee in the youth area this Sunday. Also noted are funeral services for Pilgrim brothers Hiller Filstim and R. E. Pilgrim in Pittsburg, Texas. Rotary Anns from Robert E. Lee High School will host Baytown Rotary Club’s noon meeting at the Tower. Army PFC Victor J. Humphrey, son of Baytown residents, serves in Vietnam with the 173rd Airborne Brigade. he arrived March 27 after training at Fort Polk and assignment at Fort Bragg. a Robert E. Lee High School graduate.
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Grace Methodist Church College
R. V. Pilgrim
Bolster
Pittsburg
Tex
Pilgrim
Hiller Filstim
R. E. Pilgrim
Rotary
Rotary Anns
Robert E. Lee High School
Baytown
Rotary Club
Iietnam
Victor J. Humphrey
Joni Hummphrey
Francis
James Humphrey
Bayway Drive
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Vietnam
Army
Ft. Polk
Ft Bragg
N. C. Fie
Humphrey
Jesus is risen and not here in the empty tomb
Women observers at the tomb find the stone rolled away and a young man in white declares Jesus of Nazareth has risen. They recall the crucifixion and report the miracle as the dawn of the first day of the week. Mary Magdalene and others confirm the empty sepulchre.
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God
Mary Magdalene
Mary
James the Less
Joses
Salome
Galilee
Jerusalem
Joseph
Arimathaea
Pilate
Jesus
James
Jesus of Nazareth
Steering Panel Is Named For Smith
A steering committee for Preson Smith, candidate for governor, formed in Baytown with nearly 30 members. Notable members include Frank Thirlen, Gene Muller, Jack Strickler, Dr. James H. Sammons, Knox Bearers, W. P. Smith, Alvin Miles, Grover Edge, Teron Waddell, Jack Walker, B. A. Stewart, Eldon Berry, Mrs. Leon Brown, James Davis, Rufus Honeycut, Perry Simmons, M. L. Wisme, Truman Cox, Granyilte Laughlin, Ted McCall, Mr and Mrs Bill Thulis, W. C. Swain Jr, F. A. Richardson, Mrs. Kenneth Baker, John Wiesner, and Wally Bond.
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Preson Smith
Baytown
Frank Thirlen
Gene‘ ‘Muller
Jack Strickler
James H. Sammons
Knox
W. P. Smith
Alvinj Miles
Grover Edge
Teron Waddell
Jack Walker
B. A. Stewart
Eldon Berry
Leon Brown
James Davis
Rufus Honeycut
Perry Simmons
M. L. Wisme
Truman Cox
Granyilte Laughlin
Ted McCall
Bill Thulis
W. C. Swain Jr
F. A. Richardson
Kenneth Baker
John Wiesner
Wally
Pat
Jim Bond
Vietnam War Briefs From Page 3
South Vietnamese troops fought a Viet Cong force of unknown size, killing 12 and taking five prisoners while destroying an enemy radio station. U.S. air raids resumed with F-4 fighter-bombers after a grounding period. two of 36 initial losses reportedly due to mechanical trouble. Pegasus and Complete Victory operations reported enemy casualties and Khe Sanh siege relief. Hanoi Radio announced a three day cease-fire in An Giang for Khmer New Year. Panama comparison noted.
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North Vietnam
U.S
Dong Foi
Demilitarized Zone
19Th
Johnson
Khe Sanh
Frontier
Saigon
Hanoi Radio
An Giang
Toolerk
South Vietnam
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Idecker
Hell's Chosen Few
Wxoxes
Commie
Lee Marvin
Gergeant Ous
Lex Barker
THE
Renegades
Brunson
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Walt Disney
Aline
Desney Productions
Tooele Valley Hospital
Stooges
Mike Nichols
Lawrence Turman
Eae
Anavision
Roddy McDowall
Maurice Evans
Kim Hunter
James Whitmore
James Daly
CINBA
Harrison Weike
Hory Abrahams
Michael Wilson
Holly Inn
CI Anae
Virginia
Hiway
Nichols Dinnner
Knights of Columbus Hall
W. Man
Baytown, Texas
Gil Baca
Smith
Panama
South Carolina
Bayway
Crow
Alexander Drive
Jesus Christ
Matthew
Mark
Luke
John
House of Israel
Lord
Dmer
East
Harris County Bar Assn
North Houston Bar Assn
Pal
Baytonians
M. Cecil Bobbitt
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