Pope Accepts Resignation of Powerful Conservative
Vatican City AP Pope Paul VI accepted the resignation of Cardinal Ottaviani the senior ultraconservative and head of the Holy Office. He appointed Cardinal Seper of Yugoslavia 62 to replace him as secretary for the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith. The move signals a shift away from rigid conservatism toward modernization and relations with Communist countries. Ottaviani cited age and illness as reasons amid years of conflict over reform.
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Vatican City
Alfredo Cardinal Ottaviani
Pau VI
Vatican
Naimed Franjo Cardinal
Seper
Yugoslavia
Cardinal Ottaviani
Congregation For the Doctrine of the Faith
Holy Office
Vatican Curia
Inquisition
Himsslf
Pope Paul
Hospital Notes Patients and Rooms Listed in Pasadena
Hospital notes list William Willis in Pasadena Room 130 and Doris Fields at 307 W. Francis Room 202. Also Mrs Luna Bayliss 604 Kilgore Room 16 Mrs Norma Lee Moore Pasadena Room 211 Charles Edward Epps Die Nair Room 15 Mrs Barbara Ann Joe 241C Hodges Room 132.
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William Willis
Pasadena
Doris Fields
W. Francis
Luna Bayliss
Kilgore
Norma Lee Moore
Charles Edward Epps
Die Nair
Barbara Ann Joe
Hodges
Noon Stock Quotes Courtesy of Citizens National Bank
Stock prices listed at noon reflect activity across markets with Citizens National Bank and Goodbody Co providing the figures. Detailed quotes show notable moves in key securities, alongside market commentary and closing figures for the day.
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Citizens National Bank and
Goodbody Co
Heart transplant links aid to Kasperak effort
Dr Shumway led a clinical trial that saved Kasperak with a heart from a patient identified as Mrs White who died after the operation. A kidney transplant from the same donor was also performed with a recipient not named. White described the decision as easing grief and aiding another. The team noted eight years of dog experiments preceded the procedure and said such transplants remain for desperate cases until more data emerge.
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Shumway
White
Mrs. White
Kasperak
Gery
Minnesota
Wangensteen
Richard Lower
Mother Of Baytonian Dies In Atlanta Ga
Robert Strickland, a Baytown attorney, is in Concord, Georgia, to attend the funeral of his mother Mrs J F Strickland who died at noon Saturday in a nursing home. The funeral was at Concord Baptist Church. Survivors include several daughters and a son. six grandchildren. Donations to the Georgia Baptist Orphans Home are requested in lieu of other remembrances. The Stricklands plan to return to Baytown Wednesday.
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Robert Strickland
Baytown
Concord
Mather
J. F. Strickland
G. S. Joffin
Atlanta
Texas Man Foretells No Quads In Future
In San Benito Texas a couple welcomed a daughter Mary Magdalena seven years ago and twins Sylvia and Santiago five years ago. On January 4 they welcomed triplets Jesus Juan and Jose. When asked if a fourth birth would occur the husband, a truck driver, answered no.
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San ‘Benito
Tex
Santiago Espinoza
Mary Magdalena
Sylvia
Santiago
Jesus
Juan
Jose
Two Area Water Districts Hold Tuesday Elections
Two water control and improvement districts in the area plan annual elections for board of directors Tuesday. Harris County District No. 1 will elect seven candidates for three seats at Highlands Highiami. Three incumbents in Chambers County District No. 1 Mont Belvieu — Burch White Everette Soileau O L Bagent — run unopposed. Highlands candidates include A C Tanner Jack G Lindsay W E Raschke Oliver M Harman W Moss Anderson Jr W E Dunks Archie I Lover with Dunks Harman incumbents and A J Losiak not seeking reelection. Polls from 7 am to 7 pm.
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Harris County Water Control _and Improvement District No
Highiamis
Burch White
Everette Soileau
O. L. Bagent
Chambers County Water Control
Improvement District No
Mont Bealvieu
Highlands
A. C. Tanner
Jack G. Lindsay
W. E. Raschke
Oliver M. Harman
W. Moss Anderson Jr
W. E. Dunks
Archie I. Lover
Dunks
Harman
A. J. Losiak
Connally Leaders Rally Support in Secret Texas Meeting
The Times Herald reports that Connally loyalists meeting in secrecy discussed preserving control of the 1968 state convention and potentially naming the Texas delegation to the 1963 Democratic national convention. The event concluded with Connally denying any rift with President Johnson.
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Locke
Times Herald
Lu Preston Smith
Smith
Connally
Austin
Wellkent
Texas
Johnson
Baytown Weather and Baytown Traffic Update
The weather bureau forecast 80 percent rain on Tuesday. Baytown public works sanded all bridges by Monday mid-morning and traffic ran normally. Houston police closed freeways early Monday with widespread congestion and patrols tied up. Drivers in accidents were directed to report at the police station.
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Weather Bureau
City Public Works Department
Baytown
Houston
Rotary Speakers and Education Event in Baytown
Baytown Rotary Club hosts Sun Spots with guest speaker John Kiubler Jr. of La Porte at 7 30 p m in Tower. BEA members view Steel in America film and hear Thomas S Litras of Texas Works U S Steel at Ross Sterling Auditorium. Food Service Association reschedules for Jan 16 with Antoinette Miller to speak on Texas State Teachers Association. Blood drive for James Sikes family continues at Ben Taub Hospital needing five pints.
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Rotary
John Kiubler ,Jr
la Porte
Baytown
BEA
Baytown Education Associaion
Steel In
America
Thomas S. Litras
Texas Works of
U.S. Steel
Ross Sterling Auditoriu
Food Service Association of
Antoinette Miler
Houston
Texas State Teachers Association
Miller
Austin Ly
James Sikes
Ben ‘Taub Hospital
Sikes
Severe Texas ice storm freezes state amid crashes and closures
A massive ice sheet across Texas sent schools and freeways into shutdowns, from Fort Worth to Brownwood and Dallas. Traffic stalled, bridges iced, and two dozen cities reported freezing rain or drizzle as temperatures plunged. Can cane and other bridges saw multi-vehicle wrecks and injuries.
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Ferris
Shaty Grove
Avalon
Wilmer-Hutchins
Duncanville
Mesquite
Dallas
Pflugville
Lander
Burnet
Mari
Central Texas
Houston
Corpus Christ
Parke Ss
Cancae
San Jacinto River
Blake
Conroe
Fort North
Fort Worth
Beaumont
Port Arthur
Victoria
San Antonio
Weather Bureau
Central
North
Texas
South
Haven
Texarkana
Brownsville
Galveston
Brazil Faces 1968 Economic Uncertainty Amid Crises
SAO PAULO AP reports Brazil enters 1968 with uncertain prospects as inflation lingers, a budget deficit looms, and currency devaluation raises prices. Officials push bonds to cover deficits while critics warn of renewed inflation. Coffee markets and export earnings hinge on the international agreement, with potential $200 million impact if renewal stalls.
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Sao Paulo
Brazil
Arthur da Costa E Silva
Coritics
United States
Ministry of Industry and Commerce
Prisoner Escapes After Aptitude Test Showdown
MEMPHIS Tenn AP County penal farm officials sought to measure a prisoner’s intelligence by sending Paul Vasquez 18 to the Board of Education offices for an aptitude test. He promptly escaped during the visit.
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Memphis, Tenn
Paul Vasquez
Board of Education
Auto industry faces Congress probe on price hikes
Ralph Nadar urges congressional investigation into car price increases while two senators claim boosts aim to discredit new safety rules. Henry Fowler hints at a possible tax hike below last session's 10 percent goal. Alabama Governor Wallace plans radiation treatment in Houston after cancer talks. GM to equip 198X autos with ignition switches that rock steering columns or transmissions as required by federal rule. Viet Cong seize provincial capital near Saigon, killing three American civilians.
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Ralph Nadar
Praise for American heart transplant team from Minnesota LINK
Dr. Owen Wangensteen lauds Norman Shumway and Christiaan Barnard for their talent and originality in heart transplants. Shumway led Stanford’s team that transplanted a 43-year-old housewife’s heart into Mike Kasperak, and Barnard headed Cape Town’s team performing the world’s first and third human heart transplants.
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Minneapolis, Minn
Owen Wangensteen
Norman &. Shumway
Christiaan Barnard
Wangersteen
University of Minnesota
Wangensteen
Shumway
Stanford University
Mike Kasperak
Barnard
Cape Town
South Africa
Minnesota
Stanford University Medical School
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Matt Helm
Metro-Goldson-Mayer Presents
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Richard Burton
Elizabeth Taylor
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