Car Tags On Sale In Chambers County Feb 15
Chambers County tag assessor Sherwood Blair announced licenses go on sale Feb 15 in Anahaue and Mont Belvieu with a March 1 sale in Vinnie. He urged residents to verify their car title and last license receipt. Blair reported 2,809 poll tax receipts and exemptions for last month, compared with 3,209 the previous year.
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Anahaue
Mont Belvieu
Sherwood Blair
Chambers County
Eeler
Vinnie
Blair
Two Cars Instead of Two Chickens Theme Prompts Classified Ads
A humorous note suggests replacing two chickens with two cars in sun classified ads. The item hints at reusing a theme for car listings and promotional pricing strategy. The message frames ads as a playful puree of autos and poultry.
Opposition To Game Park Merger Draws Hunters and Fishermen
In Austin, hunters and fishermen joined supporters of state parks to oppose merging the State Game and Fish Commission with the State Parks Board. Rep. Jim Cotten proposed a six to nine member council to run a combined Game, Fish and Parks Commission funded by general revenue. Many speakers warned the merger would harm the parks program and deter local input.
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Austin
State Game and Fish Commission
State Parks Board
Reese Martin
Beaumont
Parks Board
Cotten
Game Commission
Game, Fish and Parks Commission
Commis
Sioners
General Revenue
Game and Fish Commission
Houston Lighting and Power declares 45 cent dividend
The Houston Lighting and Power Co board declares a 45 cent per share dividend payable March 1 to holders of record February 15 1963. The company also approves a three for one stock split effecting its common stock after the next annual meeting. The move aims to broaden market access for about 16 000 shareholders in 43 states and foreign countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown Area
Do Houston Lighting and Power Co
Comeltia
Cumpany
Houston Lighting and Power Co
Jker
Payland
Pthk Seria Ha Nen Imad
T. H. Wharton
Torute
Texas lawmakers weigh sun taxes and park merger
A Texas House panel heard bills on public meetings and open debate with Rep. John Alaniz and Rep. Bill Rapp urging transparency. A Senate panel considered a constitutional amendment to eliminate state and local intangible taxes, with Parkhouse warning uniformity is essential and noting costs to cities and schools. Hunters and fishermen opposed a proposed state parks merger backed by Gov. Connally, while Laguna Madre Fishermen’s Association spoke for limits on the plan.
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Allez Ladium Bebeenetenesse Bass
Allis Chalmers
Aluminium Ltd Co
C.ccesecee BisAmer Te
Teseesnesenes
Visvo Co
Jim s.Cotten
Weatherford
John Connally
House
Texas
Kenneth Casey
Corpus Christi
Laguna Madre
Fishermen's Association
Banter Lab
Beth Steel
Celotex
Celanese
Chrysler
Cities Service
Columbia Gas Credit
Delta Air L
DuPont
Eastman Kotal
Paso
Ford
Foremost Dairies
Freeport Sulp
Motors
Lele
Georgia
Goodyear
Greyhound Gulf
Ourr
Gustin Bae Es
Zinti Hary
Nickeldones
Kerr-McGee
Cotten
Libby McN
Ben Vaughn
Game and Fish Commissian Liggett-Myer Litton Ind
Lockheed Louis Lan
Magnavox Marathon
Monsantq Nat Dain
Parke-Davis
Jerry Sadler
Sadler
Veterans’ Land
John Alaniz
San Antonio
Bill Rapp
Raymondville
Senate
George Parkhouse
Dallas
Parkhouse
State Parks
State Game and Fish Commission
State Parks Board
Jim Cotten
Laguna Madre Fishermen's Association
Science Fair Reopens Evening Program In Auditorium
Science will be open to the public from 9:15 to 10:30 p.m. Bill Marshall will play the organ. Color guards include Diane Tieman Mary Beth Watts Sherry Bramlett Winno Wallace and Kelly Rushing will lead the pledge. Alan Erwin will lead the prayer. The AEL Choir will sing. Junior high color guards list Diane Atkins Becky Hastings Linda Lamb Tommy Nelson. Arthur Hodges program coordinator will give remarks. Awards presented by Supt. George H. Gentry and others.
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Bill Marshall
Diane Tieman
Mary Beth Watts
Sherry Bramlett
Winno Wallace
Brigadiers
Kelly Rushing
Alan Erwin
AEL
Diane Atkins
Cedar Bayou
Becky Astings
Baytown
Linda Lamb
Highlands
Tommy Nelson
Horace Mann
Arthur Hodges
George H. Gentry
Dave Jeffry
San Jacinto
American Society of Civil Engineers
A. M. Braswell
American Society of Chemical Engineers
James Richardson
Hospital Beat NS Patient List and Admittances
Hospital Beat NS lists patients at Missouri Pacific in Palestine and San Jacinto Gulf Coast, with names, addresses, room numbers, and wards. New arrivals include births and adoptions, with Admitted to Gulf Coast and Tidelands notes. dismissals mention patients leaving San Jacinto and various city wards.
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NS. Gimnick
Gresham
Missouri Pacific Hospital
Palestine
Tex
Lillie Duke
Young J. L. Townsend Jr
J. L. Townsend Sr
Elm
J. L. Jr
Sam Houston Elementary
Arnold Yates
S. L. Knowles
Parkway
San Jacinto
Gaston Clement Jr
Highlands
Penelope Jane Curtin
Britton
Mrs. Williams
Huggins
Wooster
Bruce Ray Coltharp
Murritt
Wilie Frank Hogue
Ross Ave
Pasadena
Claudie Lou Koonze
Crosby
Jimmy Gene Petters
Winifred McDonald
Williams
Debra Wright
Thomas Roy Echols
Hafer
Ian Jones
Nelson G. Conner
Kelley Hedgecock
Trentor Gane
William Edgar Davis
Bayton
Gulf Coast
Ars
Phillip Fairchild
Ww. Holmes
A. J. Crittenden
26Th Street
la Porte
Larry Keith Tuck
Bastrop
Houston
Jimmie Lephenson
Carlang
Channel Zimmerman
Maude White
Chanview
Sannelview
Jacinto
Robert P. Ste- Robert Earl Martin Jr
Housphens Jr
San
Harold L. Pate
Channel 17
View
Alfred A. Wg
Plumwood Civic Association names new president Chuck Suesse
C W Chuck Suesse is the new Plumwood Civic Association president with officers including Leroy Foerst er vice president and Mrs A oH Billings secretary. The group plans a spring flower show and invites Plum Wood residents to the Garden Club meeting on February 3 at 2105 Colby Drive where LeFevre and Ansley spoke on local government and street light plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W
Chuck) Suesse
Plumwood Civic Association
Leroy Foerster
A, Oh. Billings
G. E. Armerdy
PLP
Beman
W. A. Parker
Buddy Licas
Jim Brady
C. G Jones
Jack Norton
Plum Wood
Colby Drive
Chuck Suesse
Velma Ansley
J. B. LeFevre
LeFevre
Plumwood
Ansley
EL Y, Mickel
Norton
M. E. Underwood
WL. Parker
President proposes health program expansion and nurse raise
The President urged extending the Hill Burton Act for five years to broaden hospital modernization and elderly housing funding. He called for more federal mortgage insurance to support small medical centers and for expanded FDA authority. A new environmental health bureau would study chemical risks and pesticide controls.
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Congress
Food and Drug Administration
Bureau of Environmental Health
Washington Area
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Chambers
Brown’s Chicken Shack
EL Texas Hwy
Ameryn Leroy
Sodone
Gonorrie
Geior Ty
Axe Stewart Granger
Pier Angeli
Derry
Lstest
Morrifl Lynch
Pierce, Fanner and Smith
Noon Call
Game Park Board
J. Carter King
Bank Rancher
Grover Edge
Parks ‘Board
Highway Department
Tech
Sou Pacific
Sperry-Rand
Stan
Calif
Stan Chic
Stanley W Stude
Pacl
Sun Oil
Sunray-Mid Tennessee G. Texas Co
Eastern Texas Gulf
Texas Gulf
Timken
Trans Am Cory Union Carbide
UN Oil of
United Airlines
United Carbon Upjohn
US Steel
Westinghouse
Arriar
HLPCO
Berthman
Calvin Grant
No. 10
Hover
Hoytown
Grant
Roy Grant
Jesper Grant
Patterson
Annie Aicy White
South Houston
Highes
Surist
Ceder Crest
Fireman's Hall
Debruki
Science
Hospital
Channelview Hospital
Chuck’ Suesse
Plumwood Group
JFK
the Grandview
Grandview
Decker Drive
Bayway
Leslie
Wiggins CO
Auto Ranch
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