County moves to speed opening of new hospital
Harris County plans swift action to fund and open the new hospital in the Texas Medical Center amid a mounting deficit. County Judge Bill Elliott outlined a plan to cover a third of the $5,991,000 budget and $277,000 to move patients and equipment from Jefferson Davis, while city leaders remained hesitant to commit to a shared costly setup.
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Harris County
City-Coun
New
Helfer
Tfelferson Davis Hospital
Bill Eliott
Elliott
Lewis Cutter
Ben Taub
Cutrer
Taub
Cutter
Texas Medical Center
Elictt
Commissioners Court
Hospital Board
Jefferson Davis
Steel Workers and Automating Labor Pact Unveiled
Fontana California AP report outlines a unique four year labor agreement by Kai ser Steel Corp and United Steelworkers. A nine member committee crafted a plan to cushion workers displaced by automation with a guaranteed wage floor and a cost savings fund. The pact targets 7000 workers in the area and ties wage levels to the steel industry baseline with annual reviews and revisions. The deal awaits worker approval and may influence further adoption. The date of announcement was Monday and framing company leaders predict broad support.
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Fontana
Calif
Kai ‘Ser Steel Corp
United Steelworkers
Atte Asia
Ana Ohetnes
Aluminium Ltd
Amer Cyan
Gulf States
Amer Tel & Tel
Gustin - Bac
Armcos
Yana
Tp & SF
Jones & Laugh
Baxter Lab
Herry McGee
David J. Beth Steel
Libby McN S
McDonald
AFL
Calenese
Liggett - Myers Cio
Amer- Celotex
Litton Ind
Ita
Chrysler
Marathon Gil
Delta Air L
Monsanto
Nat Dairy
Haiser
Dow Chem
Nat Dist
DuPont
News News
Olin - Math
Otis Elev
Aseees
Pancoastal Oil
Parke - Davis
Pfizer Wetseee
Philip Morris
Eastman Kodak
el Paso
Ford ‘Foremost Dairies
Freeport
Elec
Gen Motors
Royal Dutch Ceona Bs
Safeway
Gillette Saf
Sescee
Texas Co
Texas Eastern
Texas Gulf
Tidewater Timken
Trans Am Car Union Cabbide
Calié
United Airlines
Carer
Westinghouse
Kennedy tones down Nike Zeus funding for antimissile tests
President Kennedy signaled another denial of Army funds to begin Nike Zeus production despite two successful intercept tests over the Pacific this year. He said no production until the system is perfected, noting it would cost billions, and hinted that development funds may continue at a limited pace rather than full-scale tooling.
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Washington
Kennedy
Army
ICEA
Pacific
United States
Eisenhower
Incentive plan based on production costs rather than output
Officials note the plan differs from typical incentive and profit sharing schemes by tying benefits to production costs. Spokesmen would estimate actual worker benefits possible under the agreement, signaling a cost driven approach to rewards.
Cuba Prisoners Kin Await Word Of Swap Ruling
Relatives of Bay of Pigs prisoners await Fidel Castro's decision on accepting food and medicine for freedom. Negotiators led by James B. Donovan travel between Miami and Havana for final swap arrangements as the S S African Pilot, a Red Cross vessel, heads to Port Everglades with ransom delivery.
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Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
James B. Donovan
New York
Havana
Cuba
International Red Cross
Baltimore
Port Everglades
The
Red Cross
Baytonian Wins $25 Christmas Surprise Check
James F. Massengale of 322 Cedar Bayou Lynchburg Road will find a surprise when he returns to Baytown on Wednesday. He can collect a $25 check at Culpepper's after registering at a model home furnished by Culpepper's and built by E. F. Luquire, builder, at 2103 Belye.
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James F. Massengale
Cedar Bayou
Lynchburg Road
Baytown
Culpepper
School Board Reviews Audits and Finances
The district reviewed audit procedures and fixed asset records, noting future TEA inventory requirements and the balance in the Lee College activity fund. Discussions included cafeteria cash controls, right of way for a new fire hydrant, and staffing updates at Horace Mann and Alamo Elementary as well as Bartown Junior High.
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Trict
Waddill
Houston
Phillips, Sheffield
Hopson, Luther and Lewis
A. R. (von) Stark
Texas Education Agency
Victory
Opryshek
Lee College
Thelr
Horeczy
Burnet
George H. Gentry
Robert E. Lee High School
Bartown
Susie Powers
Horace Mann
Robert Wayne Stevenson
Frances Smith
Alamo Elementary
Baytown
Kennedy on foreign policy and defense burdens
President Kennedy discussed the burdens of defending the free world and relying on the US arsenal for nuclear weapons. He noted post election House shifts, admitted decisions could be wrong, and highlighted actions in Cuba and Mississippi as necessary. He said Khrushchev poses challenges but urged protecting vital interests to avoid war.
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Europe
Free World
United States
House
Kennedy
White House
Tuban
Fidel Casio
United Steel Workers
University of Mississippi
U.S
Khrushchev
Benfield funeral notices for Highlands resident
Bernich Benfield of Highlands died at 1 pm Tuesday in a Baytown hospital. Funeral rites are set for 3 pm Thursday at Earthman Funeral Home in Baytown with burial in San Jacinto Memorial Park Cemetery. Survivors include husband R. Benfield, one daughter Eileen Patlitt, two granddaughters Barbara Turner and Derrylene Turner, two sisters N J Key and E E Ryle.
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Benfield
Bernich Benfield
Highlands
Baytown
Earthman Funeral Home
San Jacinto Memorial Park
Masonia
Lodge of Highlands
Eileen Patlitt
Hovytes
Barbara Turner
Address Your Letters To Editor The Sun Baytown Texas
Readers are invited to send letters to the editor at The Sun Baytown Texas postal box 90. The notice requests concise submissions from residents on local issues and public interest topics for publication consideration.
Shoreacres Pushes Seawall Plan After Bond Approval
Shoreacres council approved a $600000 seawall proposal from Texas City to Morgan's Point, backed by engineers and officials. The plan seeks a federal loan via the Housing and Home Finance Agency for final design and construction, with shared support from local governments and private developers. A prior Carla hurricane study prompted renewed interest, and drainage and bulkhead repairs were noted as ongoing.
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Shoreacres
Texas City
Mor
J. B. Dannenbaum
Houstoneagan
Point Gineer
Stewart T. Stannell
Joan
Waskis
Fort Worth
Sane
James C. Counts
Ex Publisher From Marlin Dies In Georgia Crash
AMERICUS Ga AP George Buchanan 1 former publisher of the Marlin Democrat died today from injuries after a Monday auto truck collision near here Mrs Buchanan was seriously hurt Wayne Koonce of Sarasota Fla diver of the truck was not injured The Buchanans were en route to visit a son in Georgia Buchanan long served as Marlin Democrat publisher and had sold his stake to Marlin Newspapers Inc He was a former manager of the Marlin Chamber of Commerce and a past Rotary Club president Burial will be in Marlin
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Americus, Ga
George Buchanan
Marlin
Wayne Koonce
Sarasota
Fila
Buchanans
George Jr
Georgia
Buchanan
Marlin Democrat
Marlin Newspapers, Inc
H. L. Fortinberry Jr
R. E. Dwelle
Athens
Democrat
Marlin Chamber of Commerce
Hospital Beat Admits and New Arrivals at Two Texas Hospitals
Admitted patients include Novella Hanson Karen Lippman Mrs Charles Gazaway Robert Eugene Smith Doris Clark Eddie Wilkerson Ester Van Atten William Canada Keith Carnes Billy Sherman and several others. New arrivals list a series of newborns born December 17 and 18 at San Jacinto and Gulf Coast with parent details.
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San Jacinto
Novella Hanson
Route L
Baytown
Karen Joy Lippman
N. Burnet
Charles Gazaway
Harold Lane
Gulf Coast
Robert Eugene Smith
Cedar Bayou Station
Doris Clark
Devers
Tex
Eddie T. Wilkerson
Leland
Ester van Atten
Seabrook
William W. Canada
Kern
Robert LaVergne
Gresham
Blain G. Corman
Alabama
James T. Wagwher
New Baby Janet Lynn Sutterfield Born at Gulf Coast Hospital
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar O. Sutterfield announce the birth of daughter Janet Lynn at Gulf Coast Hospital on December 10. She weighs six pounds 14 ounces and has two brothers James Orville and Robert Ler and a sister Nancy Loss. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Sutterfield of Cloverleaf and George Burwick of Houston. Great grandmother is Mrs. Happie Sutterfield of Cloverleaf.
La Porte Adopts Steps for Direct Houston Phone Service
La Porte City Council approved two ordinances to enable direct dialing with Houston. One ordinance hikes Southwestern Bell rates for commercial and one party residential lines when direct service begins in December 1964, while converting four party residential lines to one and two party lines. The other ordinance limits four party service as uneconomical. The council also authorized trash burning permits, a voluntary Christmas savings fund for city workers, and endorsed a $9.6 million supplemental bond issue for a domed stadium.
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Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Telephone Company
Harold P. Pfeiffer
Pfeiffer
W. A. Stabs Jr
Clovis D. Kotann
Carver High Band earns first division at Region 5 contest
Carver High School Band won a first division rating in marching at a Region 5 competition held Saturday at Jepperson Stadium in Houston. Twenty-one bands from Huntsville, Galveston, and Houston area competed. Director T. E. Carkwright noted judges praised the band for outstanding sound and marching. Twin drum majors Nelda Reid and C Lois Brandley were also complimented.
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Carver High School
Jepperson Stadium
Houston
Huntsville
Galveston
T. E. Carkwright
Carver Band
Nelda Reid
C. Lois Brandley
Director Won't Rule On Shell Dredge Permit
J R Bob Singleton of Bay Parker Bros contends the Shell dredging issue in Galveston Bay requires state review. The Texas Game and Fish Commission regional office in La Porte has not issued a decision on Parker Bros dredging for Humble Oil and Refining Co. The hearing transcript will be forwarded to Austin for final action. Conservation groups oppose the plan, citing risks to oyster beds and fishing.
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J. R
Bob
Singleton
Bay
Parker Bros
And
Fish Commission
la Porte
Humble Oi] and Refining Co
Galveston Bay
Parker
Bros
Houston
Oll Wells
Esate
Thind
State Game and Fish Commission
Game and Fish Commis
Austin
Sion
Plantine Shell
Galveston
Trinity Bays
Reese
Red Bluff
Grover K. Edge
Bayshore Rod, Reef and Gun Club
Edge
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