Woman nurse joins U S Steel dispensary team at Baytown plant
Mrs Nordstrom, a St Cloud Nursing School graduate, became nurse supervisor at U S Steel Baytown after previously guiding the Manned Spacecraft Center clinic. She and her husband Harold, with children Christine and David, enjoy water sports and bowling in their spare time at 2300 Taf Drive.
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Baytown
U.S. Steel Corp
America
Nordstrom
St. Cloud School
U.S
Harold
Christine
David
Nordstroms
Pipeline manager debuts at opening ceremonies in Midland
Norman Haravedy of Holiday Inn Baytown welcomed guests at opening events while W J Butt Strickler represented the Baytown Chamber of Commerce and Bill Maruman led The Baytown Sun. A reception at 8 and dinner at 6 30 p m at the Holiday Inn were planned. Whalen expected late entrants to add to the 1968 roster and anticipated releasing names before classes Tuesday morning.
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Midland
Baytown
Norman Haravedy
Holiday Inn
W. J.butt Strickler
Funeral Notices for Margaret Cage Fortinberry and Ethel Turner
Two funeral notices list Margaret Cage Fortinberry 66 of 2425 Sage Road Houston died in a Houston hospital. Survived by husband Hyman L. Fortinberry two sisters and one brother all of Houston. Services 10 a.m. Monday Settegast Kopf Kirby Drive Chapel officiated by Rev. P Walker Hencke with interment Sunnyside Mausoleum. Pallbearers named. Also notice for Ethel Agnes Turner 67 of 301 Th Skies Beach Road Colony Apt 61 died Saturday in a Baytown hospital. Service 10 a.m. Monday Earthman Chapel officiated by Rev. Ashbury Lenox. Survived by husband Paul Turner one sister and two nephews and a niece. Second service 4 p.m. Tuesday Burris and Wall Funeral Home Parsons Kansas.
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Margaret Cage Fortinberry
Sage Road
Houston
P. Walker Henckeh
Sunnyside Mausoleum
Forest Park
Ethel A. Turner
Ethel Agnes Turner
Skies Beach Road
Colony Apt
Earthman Chapel
Ashbury Lenox
Turner
Baytown
Paul Turner
F. A Thompson
Frank Thompson
Bob
Social Security Amendments Create New Benefits for Disabled Claimants
J D and family begin full social security benefits in February 1963 under new rules that ease work history requirements for disabled claimants under 31. Benefits extend to children until 18, or 22 if full-time student. Georgiana until youngest child is 18. About 100,000 Americans may qualify but have not claimed. Social Security office outreach offered. Baytown office at 215 West Defoe, Federal Building. Contact 22 2352.
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Georgiana
J.D
Bayroom
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Social Security Office
Baytown
West Defoe
Federal Building
Sun Spots Select Two for UT Phi Eta Sigma Honor
Sun Spots reports Dean Andrew Littlepage and Robert Allen Wahrmund, both UT students, selected for membership in Phi Eta Sigma, the national scholastic honor society for freshmen based on high grades. Also notes Walter R. Stricklin to perform with UT symphonic band touring seven Texas cities May 25 ending in HemisFair. Candy Stripers meeting and PTA Carnival details follow with event times and sponsors.
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Charles Litte
Kentucky
Robert Allen Wahrmund
Robert C. Wahrmund
University of Texas
Phi Ela Sigma
Walter R. Stricklin
B. Stricklin
Cedar Bayou
Lynchburg Raad
Texas
Hemisfair
Temple
Ennis
Sherman
Dallas
Greenville
Paris
San Antonio
Here’s Where To Vote In Demo Primary
Polling places and election judges listed for the May 4 Democratic primary across 23 precincts in Justice Precinct 3. Precincts include Alamo, Burnet, C E King High, Highlands, Sheldon, Crosby, Huffman, Ashbel Smith, Horace Mann, Baytown, Stephen F. Austin, DeZavalis, San Jacinto, Cloverleaf, Travis, Channelview, Garver, Bowie, Harlem, Drew, Cimarron. each entry cites school or facility and judge names.
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Alamo School
D. W. Hayes
Burnet
Irving St. John
C. E. King High
S. Lake
Houston Parkway
Harris County Library
Highlands
M. Whargrove
Sheldon
Hall and
Shepherd Road
Roy L. Cutbirth
Crosby High School
LeRoy Holy
Huffman
D. Helms
Courtesy Ford
Jack G. Hester
Ashbel Smith
W. G. Tidman
Horace Mann
G E. Dabney
Baytown
Andres Contreras
Stephen F. Austin Schoul
W. A. Goodrich Jr
DeZavais
Channelview
J. P. McManus
San Jacinto
Ted L. Kloesel
Cloverleaf
Frantic St
Cloverleaf Addition
Travis School
J. Rodger Read
Discrimination By Court Charged By County Clerk
In Houston a county clerk alleges the Commissioners Court discriminated against a Pentecostal minister by refusing to hire him to perform marriages in the office. The clerks office and court feud over who may perform marriages, with discussions of hiring a minister ex officio. Turrentine cites a prior Negro Baptist minister on payroll and hints at taking the matter to a district court judge for resolution.
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Rentine
Commissioners Court
Turrentine
A. L. Pozzie
Earl Pruitt
V. V
Red
Jim
Mats Per
House trailer in Glen Arbor to be moved this week
A Glen Arbor dispute over a house trailer ordered moved by a district judge remained in place Monday. Jack Wilson’s attorney said the owner has not been served with the writ but plans to relocate the trailer soon. Complainants posted a 33000 corporate surety bond. a temporary injunction allows Wilson to move within a weekend after service. Hearing on merits expected July or August.
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Glen Arbor
Milton Stewart
Jack Wilson
Joe Zorn
Thomas J. Stovall Jr
Wilson
Lynn Saunders
Jimmie Woods
Bill Breadmose
5. A. Wood
Kennedy leads in Indiana and McCarthy in Massachusetts race
Bobby Kennedy announced his candidacy on television while McCarthy and Volpe face a Massachusetts presidential primary Tuesday under state law. Newsweek reports Kennedy at 45 percent in Indiana, Branigi 28 percent, and McCarthy 19 percent. Humphreys enters late to rally party leaders for the national convention.
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McCarthy
John A. Volpe
Massachusetts
Newsweek Magazine
Kennedy
Indiana
Roger D. Branigi
Humphreys
Car Train Wreck Injures Baytown Man
Joe Ed Cox twenty six of 406 F James was admitted to Baytown Hospital after his car collided with a train at the South Pruett crossing. Officials say wet pavement caused Cox to slide while attempting to stop after hearing the train whistle. He suffers multiple contusions abrasions of the legs and a broken collarbone.
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Joe Ed Cox
Baytown Hospital
South Pruett
Cox
Texan candidates spar at social event amid campaign abstention
In Houston Eugene Locke criticizes Texas leaders for appearing only at election time. He pledges to shift power to officers by removing restraints from peace officers. At Grand Prairie a Democratic speaker urges government officials to uphold pride, honesty, integrity, and moral standards for the state’s present and future.
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Texas
Eugene Locke
Houston
Smith
Grand Prairie
Abandoned Auto Pick Up Campaignby Baytown Police
Baytown police have started a campaign to remove abandoned cars on city property. Police Chief Blair Mann said 12 vehicles have been tagged since Monday and 41 more letters should be picked up. Cars on private property cannot be seized. officers focus on street abandoned or works in progress on public property.
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Blair Mann
Sal
Saturuay
Mann
Phones switch to four-party lines in Tri-City area
General Telphone Co announced upgrading all eight party lines to four party lines by June 29. Baytown Division manager Al Chappell said about 110 telephone customers are affected. Later this year extra facilities for one and two party lines will be added. Cable work is underway. Residential rates will be 6 dollars and business lines 11 dollars. No eight party lines will remain.
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Tri-City
General Telphone Co
al Chappell
Baytown
Ilo Telephone
Chappell
Good Fishing With Stolen Boat Motor
Frank J. Fulbright of 700 Parkway reported to police that early Saturday morning a 3.9 horsepower Mercury outboard motor was stolen from his front porch. He valued the motor at $213.3.
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Baytown
Frank J. Fulbright
Parkway
Full Bian
Barbers Hill Jr High Wins Anahuac Volleyball Trophy
Barbers Hill junior high volleyball team captured first place at the Anahuac Invitational, defeating Liberty Catholic 15-4 in the championship after beating Fast Chambers two matches earlier. Coached by Mary Beth Dyer, the squad included Sarah Jones, Morris Ann Hodges, Debbie Sylvia, Donna Owen, Elien Gill, Sheila Thomas, Cindy Henning, Gayle Smith, and Linda Irby.
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Barbers Hill
Mary Beth Dyer
Sarah Jones
Morris Ann Hodges
Debbie Sylvia
Donna Owen
Ellen Gill
Sheila Thomas
Cindy Henning
Gayle Smith
Linda Irby
Mont Belvieu
Fast Chambers
East Chambers
Erty Catholic
Elien Gill
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