Hospital Districts urged to adopt emergency care plans
At the annual Menate Clinics and Hospitals Association meeting in Houston Senator Chet Brooks urged hospital districts to adopt emergency care plans with hospital and ambulance reimbursement for charity cases. He noted two thirds of emergency care issues are transportation and discussed options like ambulance systems and suburban treatment centers to relieve crowding at Ben Taub. He cited University of Texas medical branch as a potential relief and highlighted ongoing debates over government roles in medicine and hospital costs.
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Spi
Chet Brucks
Menate Clinics and Hospitals Association
Chouston Hotel
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Atate
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Department of Public Safety
Tal Network
Ben Taub
University of Texas Medical
Houston
Sen. Brooks
W. &. Sharp
Baytown
J. Leon Goodman
New York City
Federal of American Hospitals
Harr Golemort
Goleman and Rolse
Bob Bearer
Pasadena
Southmore General Hospital
Sam Smuth
Northshore Hospital Corp
Sharp
American Medical Association
Dr. Sharp
Goodman
Goleman
Beare
Southmore Hospital
Boys Harbor
Baytonian Hurt in Truck Wreck
K Whitley, 71, of 1804 Amy was injured when his pickup rolled over on Highway 246 near Crosby Cedar Bayou Road. Police say while traveling east on Highway 146 he lit a cigarette, veered off, hit a ditch and overturned, striking a traffic sign. He was taken home by private car. Patrolman P C McHugh charged him with negligent collision.
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K. Whitley
Amy
Crosby
Cedar Bayou
Whitley
P. C. McHugh
South Vietnamese delegation heads to Paris for widened talks
A six man delegation led by Pham Dang Lam and supervised by Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky departed Saigon noon es, aboard a Boeing 707 bound for Paris with stops en route. Five jet fighters escorted the plane as Thieu said the group will press for peace. In Saigon a Senate and House joint vote approved participation in expanded talks 4 to 1, with a constitutional mandate to seek legislative consent on war and peace matters.
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United States
Saigon
Hanoi
Pham Dang Lam
Nguyen ‘Cao Ky
Paris
Calcutta
Karachi
Teheran
Athens
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Thieu
Lam
Nguyen Xuan Phong
Vuong van Bac
Nguyen Thi Vui
Nguyen Ngoc Hui
Nguyen Trey Dan
International Control Commission
Jeff Saigon
South Vietnam
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Une
Beer Stolen From Truck in Market and Harbor Area
J J Stepaniske reported four cases of beer were stolen from his pickup parked at Market and Harbor. The theft happened between 9 15 p m and 10 15 p m Friday night.
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J.J. Stepaniske
Schilling
Market and Harbor
Baytown veteran Boucher recalls wartime service and local roots
Boucher, a Humble Refinery electrician for 33 years, recalls wartime enlistment obstacles, refinery priorities, and civil defense work. He notes submarine fears in the Houston Channel, Baytown growth since the war, and his long public service in the city. He and his wife Dorothy plan to stay in Baytown with family roots deep in Memory Gardens.
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Ellington Fields
Houston
Seabees
Humble
Powers That Be
Gulf
Baytown
Dorothy
Karnes City
Karnes County
Tex
Paris
Tape Deck Stolen From Baytonian’s Car at Gibson Parking Lot
F M Corley reported a theft from his locked car in Gibson’s parking lot Friday between 1 and 4 05 pm. A tape deck valued at 98 and tapes worth 138 were taken after entry was forced by slipping an object through the weather strip to unlock the passenger door. The dash was bent where the deck was removed and tapes were in the back seat.
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F. M. Corley
Gibson's
Lue Alexander
Corley
Optimists To Host Boys Harbor Lads
Baytown Optimist Club and wives host 17 Boys Harbor lads at La Porte at 7 p.m. Monday in the Evening Optimist Club Building on Market Street. Boys receive steak dinner and a Santa gift. Entertainment committee chairs include David Garth J W Schiller Bert Allman Utah Waldrop Barry Nettles and Lester Allard. Elbert Barringer presides as Evening Club president. the club runs a Christmas tree sale to fund its youth program.
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Optimist Club
Boys Harbor
la Porte
Market Street
Santa Claus
Optimist Entertainment Committee
David Garth
J. W. Schiller
Bert Allman
Utah Waldrop
Barry Nettles
Lester Allard
Elbert Barringer
Evening Club
Lunch Sack Sacking In Pelly Oil Field
A lunch sack theft occurred Friday morning at the Pelly Oil Field. Police were alerted at 1:91 am about lunches stolen from H. E. Graves’s pickup and W. Ware’s car parked at the site. Five cigars valued at $130 were also taken from the Ware car.
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Pelly
H. E. Graves
W. ©. Ware
Rites Monday For LP Businessman
Funeral services for Claude H. Living ston 70 of 723 Bay Widge La Porte will be at 11 a.m. Monday at Forest Park Lawn dale Funeral Chapel officiated by Rev. Donald Raish. Livingston, a La Porte resident 18 years and owner of Livingston Construction Co, died Friday in a La Porte area hospital. Survivors include widow Mary Kathryn Livingston a daughter Lauretta Pizza rola a son Jack Livingston two sisters Mrs Marvin Butler and Mrs George Marshall and a grandson James H. Livingston.
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Claude H. Livingston
Bay Widge, la Porte
L A.m
Forest Park Lawndale Funeral Chapel
Donald &. Raish
Night Calls From Young Girls Disturb Baytown Couple
A Baytown couple reported to police that they were awakened three times overnight by calls from young girls who said happy nightmare and hung up. The pair said they fear answering the phone as an elderly mother in Oklahoma might need them. The woman criticized slumber party chaperones for allowing such calls. Army PVT Robert W. Baker, son of Mr and Mrs Wayland W. Baker of La Porte, was assigned to the 5th Army in Germany as a light wheel vehicle mechanic. Maidenhair tree is another name for the ginkgo.
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Baytown
Oklahoma
Robert W. Baker
Wayland W. Baker
la Porte
Sith Artillery
Germany
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Sing
H. A. Moss
Testimonial Dinner to Honor Fred Hartman in Baytown
Friends of Fred Hartman editor and publisher of The Baytown Sun host a testimonial dinner at Goose Creek Country Club in Baytown on Monday December 16. More than 350 will attend with a reception at 7 p.m. and dinner at 1 p.m. Co chairmen include Jacobs of Citizens National Bank and Larry Hale of Houston Lighting and Power Co. Morris Frank will MC. Former officials and leaders from government education sports newspapers and business circles will attend. Reserve early due to space limits.
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Fred Hartman
Baytown Sun
Texas
Baytown
Goose Creek Country Club
Jacobs
Citizens National Bank
Larry Hale
Houston Lighting and Power Co
Morris Frank
Houston Chronicle
Hartman
Price Daniel
Lera Thomas
Albert Thomas
Dave Cheavens
Department of Journalism
Baylor University
Houstonian Charged in Theft Of Shoes
A Houston shopper was charged with misdemeanor theft after attempting to steal a pair of shoes priced at 12.97 from Pay Less on Alexander Drive. Assistant manager Robert Rodriguez detained the suspect outside the store and located the stolen shoes beneath a rack. Police were notified and filed charges.
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Houston
Alexander Drive
Robert Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Houstonian
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