Three Area Men Hurt In Armco Steel Co Accident
Three area men injured in the Armco Steel Co accident Monday remained listed in unchanged condition at Memorial Baptist Hospital in Houston Wednesday. Edward Gwens of Channelview was in critical condition while William H Powell of Channelview and Jeffrey Jackson of Crosby were both in fair condition. Sutphin recovering. Lynn Sutphin eight year old daughter of the Cecil Sutphins was released from Methodist Hospital in Houston Wednesday at noon. She is recovering from a head injury sustained from a Neycle fall Tuesday. Bridge Winners. Winners in the second number bridge tournament at the Community Building Wednesday were Mrs James Harrop or Mrs Fred Hartman first: Mrs John H Latimer and Mrs J P Helier runners up. There were 32 playing including college students and senior citizens. Ken Personaire director announced.
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Armco Steel Co
Memorial Bapist Hospital
Houston
Edward Gwens
Channelview
Liam H. Powell
Jeffrey Jackson
Crosby
Sutphin
Lynn Sutphin
Cecil Sutphins
Methodist Hospital
James Harrop
Fred Hartman
John H. Latimer
J. Phelier
Ken Personaire
Bartown Area Weather Outlook and Galveston Tides
Mostly cloudy with scattered showers through Thursday and turning warmer Wednesday. Temperatures in the mid 60s to near 70. Galveston tides: Thursday high around 6:18 p.m. and low at 12:42 p.m.
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Bartown
Galveston
Family Holiday News From Baytown Reflections
WN MES. E. V. MICKEL recovers at home after hospital stay. Her son Charles returns from Camp Folk La. for the holidays. Rufus Honeycutt and Sherrill Atteberry share light moments. Betty Butler hosts guests with punch. Mrs John Milligan researches. Sandra Laughlin compares middle names. Gladys Strahan notes inspirational messages. Mike Hull introduces visiting parents from Austin. Billie Forrester shops across town. Edna Boyer awaits an exciting announcement. Oparl Hadley stays busy with a smile. Dorothy Warner faces a minor trouble yet stays active.
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MES. E
Mike Hull
Baytown
Austin
Billie Forrester
Twen
Edna Boyer
Oparl Hadley
Dorothy Warner
Thursday Kiddie Show At Brunson Theatre Proceeds Aid Chief
Final reminder for the Brunson Theater Goodfellow Kiddie Show, Thursday at 1d a.m., with Santa and Batman appearances. Admission 30 cents aims to raise about 3100 for the Chief Goodfellows campaign, hoping to provide Christmas packages to needy children. letters from supporters praise the charitable work and Epworth Class contributions.
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Brunson
Goodfellow
Brunson Theater
Santas Claus
Santa
King
Batman
Goodfelows
the Goodfellows
Goodfellows
Epworth
St. Mark's Methodists Church
Ptas
Par
Christmas gift ideas from a catalog of curiosities
A spoof catalog lists oddball items with outlandish prices from croquet sets at 175 dollars to a 24 carat gold wig at 35000 dollars. It jokes about quirky gifts like wheel rock pistols for 13000 and a lifetime grape fruit tree lease for 100 plus yearly care.
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Peru
Rio Grande Valley
Condition of heart transplant patient Louis Washkan deteriorates
A Groote Schuur Hospital bulletin reports the 53 year old heart transplant patient Louis Washkan in worsening condition. Australian Prime Minister John RicEaven states Holt's death does not change Australia's Vietnam commitments. US pilots claim two more MIGs shot down in Hanoi area dogfights. UN General Assembly recesses for three months amid Mid East and Vietnam crises. Navajo Reservation receives emergency food as storm rends snow. John Lipscomb survives being buried six hours in a well and thanks prayer.
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Louis Washkansky
Groote Schuur Hospital
John RicEaven
Harold Holt
Vietnam
General Assembly
Mid-East
Greek regime top brass resign to form civilian government
In Athens the premier Cal George Papadopoulos the defense minister Brig Stytlanos Patakos and the minister of economic coordination Col Nicholas Makarezos retire from the army to establish an all civilian government. The three will hold civilian ranks one rank higher than their active posts, marking a key regime shift per the Government Gazette.
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Athens
Greece
Cal. George Papadopoulos
Jnnts
Stytlanos Patakos
Minster of Economic Coordination
Nicholas Makarezos
Sli
Indicted for Murder in Baytonian Knife Slaying
Elton Wayne Hancock, 18, of La Marque, indicted for murder in the knife slaying of his aunt Nettie Mary Olds, 56, at her home 420 West Lobit. Indictment returned Tuesday by Harris County grand jury. District Judge Wendell A. Odem denied bond. Olds found stabbed Nov. 1. three days later Houston police arrested Hancock.
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Elton Wayne Hancock
la Marque
Nettie Mary Olds
West Lobit
Hancock
Harris
Wendell A. Odem
Baytown Man Charged Over Linus Pig Pen Case
Jesus M. Gonzales of 208 Fortinberry Baytown was charged in Justice of the Peace M M Browns court with maintaining a nuisance dangerous to public health on Montezuma Street in Linus Harris County health department official W H Larrimer filed the misdemeanor charge after a petition from Linus residents protesting foul odors and fly infestation He told a Linus meeting that cleanup steps were not moving quickly enough following a health department warning.
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Johnella Boynton
Linus
Baytown
Larrimer
Clal
Gonzales
Health Department
Wade Road
Deck‘er Drive
Praceros
Jesus M. Gonzales
Fortinberry
Justice of the Peace
M.M. Browns Court
Montezuma‘ Street
W. H. Larrimer
Harris County Health Department
Boat Mast Found in Trinity Bay Triggers Expanded Search
The search for two missing Baytown youths broadened after a sailboat with its mast found afloat near Trinity Bay. Daniel Mecit and Robert Mecit, aged 19 and 20, left from Cindy’s Fishing Camp to camp on Trinity Bay islands, with Civil Air Patrol volunteers aiding the extended effort. Authorities reported the overturned boat discovered Sunday and mast sightings tied to the incident as the search continued into the fourth day.
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Henry Holcomb
Daniel
T Wilburn Drive
Smith
POINT
ThelBaytown
Baytown
Civil Air Patrol
lInc
Emergency Corps
Stetor
Galveston Bay
Treecay
Tricity Bay
Hare
the' Boy Or IT
Robert J. MecItwain
Sindy
Tri-City Beach Road
Trinity Bay
Major J
Pentagon To Begin Troop Withdrawals From Germany In April
The Pentagon announced that up to 27,000 U.S. Army and Air Force personnel will start withdrawing from Germany to the United States in April, signaling a significant redeployment move.
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Washington
Pentagon
Germany
United States
Lyndon’s Formula for Ending the War
President Johnson outlined a plan to end the war by pressuring both sides toward Geneva accords and seeking NLF Viet Cong talks while in transit to Australia. He warned businessmen they must support half a million hard-core unemployed or face government action, and he planned Saigon talks with South Vietnam’s President Thieu, who seeks direct negotiations with Hanoi but will not recognize the NLF as a government.
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Johnson
Saigon
National Liberation Front
Viet Cong
Australia
Wenyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
Melbourne
Harold Holt
Thieu
Hanoi
North Vietnam
NLF
Lendon
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