Campaigns in Texas Feature Withdrawals and Rallies
In a heated Texas 1962 campaign, AFL-CIO chief Hank Brown urged El Paso Judge Woodrow Bean to quit the congressman at large race amid tax-issue scrutiny. Bean faced internal Revenue questions and party pressure, while Phil Willis urged withdrawal and apology. Governors races saw candidates like Marshall Formby blasting rivals’ money, and Will Wilson launching Bandera law-enforcement probes. Republican Roy Whittenburg campaigned with Don Yarborough on constitutional stakes, as others mapped限定 travel and strategy across the state.
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Bandera
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Wilson
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Birth of a son for Mr and Mrs William Quartz
Heirport announces the birth of a son, William Brit ain, on April 2 at San Jacinto Hospital. The baby weighed 14 ounces and the text notes missing pounds. Grandparents are William Quartz Jr. of Baytown and W.8 Young of Deer Park. Great grandparents include Mrs William Quartz Sr. and John Isensee of Kerrville, and Mrs Margaret Lamb of Los Angeles. William has two sisters, Kathy Lynn and Theresa Ann.
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Pamela
William Britain
San Jacinto Hospital
William Quartz Jr
Baytown
W. 8
Young
Deer Park
William Quartz Sr
John Isensee
Kerrville
Margaret Lamb
Los Angeles
Calif
William Brittain
Kathy Lynn
Theresa Ann
Jennie Foster Wins Citizenship After Years Abroad
In Louisville at U District Court Jennie Foster, born in Knoxville, reclaimed U S citizenship after 30 years of marriage to Canadian Carmen Foster. She lived in Knoxville and Louisville, raising five children on a band saw operator’s wage, felt alien status, and now plans to vote and die an American.
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Jennie Foster
Knoxville
Tenn
Foster
Community Club Meetings and Social Events Schedule
Tuesday events include Rebekahs at Odd Fellows Hall at 7 30 p m and Women Golfers of Humble County at the club, Xi Theta Gums at 7 30 p m with Mrs Louis Carter on 18 Parkway, Baytown Garden Club installation at 9 30 a m with Mrs John Leslie at 02 W James BEPW 7 30 p m at Community House Epsilon Sigma Alpha at 7 p m in Community House TeLhyre 9 30 a m at Community House.
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Xi Theta Gums
Louis Carter
Parkway
Baytown
Did You Know About the Last Dutchman Mine Near Phoenix
An item notes Superstition Mountain as a supposed site of the legendary Last Dutchman Gold Mine near the year-round resort of Phoenix, Arizona, and the Valley of the Sun.
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Phoenis
Ariz
Channelview Doctors Build a Growing Family and Practice
Dr. and Mrs. Fowler moved from Killeen to Channelview in 1959 to start a medical office on Highway 73. They bought a waterfront home, expanded with James, now eight, and plan to adopt a daughter. The family attends Old River Terrace Methodist Church and stays active in local groups and school athletics.
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Milleen
Fither
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Houston
Ruby
Winston
Tidelinds Hospital
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Nancy
Ailee
Old River Terrace Methodist Church
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Lakeside Garden Club
DeZavalla Club
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Hospital Beat Admits and Birth Announcements
Admitted to San Jacinto and Gulf Coast hospitals are Pete Lockard, Mrs. Cobb, Mrs. Sell, Stephen Ammons, Kerry Frazice, Mrs. Worth, Robert Edmundson, and others with room numbers listed. New arrivals include Charles H. Ramier, U. E. Adone, and Henry Montgomery. Births reported for April include a child born to Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery at Gulf Coast and a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Harvard Smith at San Jacinto.
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Charlie Cobb
N. Cutle
Walter Sell
Baytown
Stephen Duane Ammons
BH. Sterling
Kerry Joe Frazice
Bdlewood
Richard Worth
Lakewood
Robert Edmundson
William Barnes
St. James House
Michael James Callahan
Richardson
William J. Geib
Gedar 3Ayou Road
Charles H. €Ramier
U. E. Adone
Aprilia
Gulf Coast
Henry 'T. Montgomery
Harvard Joseph Smith
Felton
San Jacinto
Dirt Gardeners Club Plants Exchange at Mrs Robson home
Dirt Gardeners Club held a plants exchange on the patio of Mrs R Robson at 1403 Woodlawn with co host Mrs F L Culnepper. E M Neville gave a program on History and Varieties of Chrysanthemums. A C Dismukes will host next meeting at 9 30 a m on Wednesday with Elizabeth Schiller reporting on her year in Australia and showing slides
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R. Robson
Woodlawn
F. L. Culnepper
E. M. Neville
A. C. Dismukes
WN. Burnet Drive
Elizabeth Schiller
Austalia
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