West Gerancar Makers Hurt by U S Dock Strike
United States port strike disrupts West German factory schedules forcing a seven hour two day vacation for workers. The longshoremen stoppage cripples Atlantic and Gulf coast cargo, raises prices, slows bananas from Ecuador, and pressures rail and ship movements while talks continue between AFL-CIO locals and New York Shipping Association.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Norfolk
Dock Union
New York Shipping Association
S& A
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Houston Traffic Victim Is Mother Of Baytown Man
A Houston woman, mother of Baytown resident Howard Northey, died in a Sunday crash on York Road. Her son Jack Northey survives in Pasadena. another son lives in Baytown. The accident led to negotiations on moving hospital equipment to Jefferson Davis Hospital at county expense and a county budget share of about 2,055,905 for hospital costs. Emergency bids and specifications are progressing while city county talks continue.
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Harris County
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Jefferson Davis Hospital
Y. ¥. Ramsey
Precinct 2
Houston City Council
Lillian Elizabeth Northey
Howard Northey
Orthey
Jerome Avi
Little York
Knight
Margaret Jackson
Eloise Runnels
Charles Ranald Young
Drivier
Northey
Jack Northey
Pasadena
Adelaide Brown
Helen Pyle
Frances Passania
Alilen Howard
Rendchildren
Earthman’s
Christ the King
Bureval
Garten
Gethsemani
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Elliott
Lewis Cutter
Jroy B. Oakes
Claude A. Zachry
Miller Funeral Services Held For William Fred Miller
Funeral services for William Fred Miller of Baytown were held at 2 p.m. at Lee Funeral Home with Pastor Dorcis Chi officiating. Miller died at 1 a.m. Thursday in a Baytown hospital. He was retired from Gulf Oil Company in 1934. Survivors include his widow, Mrs. Miller of Baytown. four sons Monroe Miller of Baytown, Ceslie J. and PF Miller of Baytown. EF Paitier of Houston. daughter Mrs. Acyuelle G. of Houston. two brothers Richard and George Miller of Austin. six grandchildren. Burial was in Cedar Crest Cemetery. Pallbearers were W. L. Porter, Z. E. Gilbert, Goveman, John A. Sejorson, R. Harper, E. PL Ash, and others.
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Bey City
Ceslie J
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pAitier
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Ichar
George Failier
Austin
Burisl
Cecor Crest Cemetery
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Z. E. Gilbert
SL Goveman
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Channelview 4 Hospital Beat Admittances and Dismissals
Admittance to Tidelands lists Ruth Sally O Bogam Ruth L Banks Michael Wayne Speaks Wyona Corlette Barbara Ann Browder David Lee Thompson Geriiide Vi LaFar Elen Gertrude Kenzyll Wanda Lee Hallam Walter R Redon Carolyn Ann Kress Channelin Dismissals: Jo Ella Atchley Deema Evans Martha T Houston Audie L Donn Deema Evans Martha T Houston.
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Ruth Sally O'Bryam
Ruth L. Banks
Michael Wayne
Wyona Corlette
Barbara Ann Browder
David Lee Thompson
Geriiide Vi LaFar
Houston
Elen Gertrude Kenzyll
Wanda Lee Hallam
Walter R. Redon
Carolyn Ann Kress
Channelin
Jo Ella Atchley
Thomas Rumnelvie
Audie L Donnall
Chan- Deema Evans
Martha T. Houston
National Tejainee Association to Host Women in Business Talk
NSA Sets Meeting SN JACINTO Chapter will host a discussion at the College on the prominent role of women in today’s business world. The event invites visitors to attend and hear the speaker address key trends and challenges.
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National Tejainee Association
Tee College
Hospital notices from Baytown and San Jacinto areas
Admitted patients include Mrs W C Davis at Lillie Duke Hospital in Baytown, eight year old son of Mr and Mrs Parrish, and several others listed with room numbers. Gulf Coast and San Jacinto admissions feature Ray Hicks, Cora Fayle, Carl Bolting, Lorene Stolander, Clara Wiggins, Pergy Ann Casey, Margaret Hudson, Gerald Mollaway, Mrs Frank Spell, Teresa Sanders, Charlotte Foreman, Mrs Floria Crow with various addresses and room assignments.
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Cedar Bayou Road
Lillie Duke
Charles Curtis Parris Jr
Surs
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Highlands
Baytown Hospital
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Ray Hicks
Baytown
Cora Fayle
E. Wiicht
Carl H. Bolting
Largo
Lorene Stolander
Bay Town
San Jacinto
Clara Wiggins
E. Fayle
Pergy Ann Casey
SA Harris Road
Margaret A. Hudson
Magnolia
Gerald Lawrence Mollaway
Crow Road
Frank Spell
Teresa Lynn Sanders
Charlotte Diane Foreman
Travis
Floria Crow
Madison
Pasadena
Future Nurses Club wins Houston TV association award
The Future Nurses Club of Robert E. Lee High School earned a top honor from the Houston-Harris County TV Association for the Bangle Day Project. Yorine Cowhig led the group, with Joan Johnson noted for sponsorship and Emmeline Renis praising the effort despite bad weather. The award will be presented soon and will bear the school name and city.
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Robert E. Lee High School
Houston-Harris County TV Association
Bob Bur
Baytown
Joan Johnson
Burroughs
Yorine Cowhig
Emmeline J. Renis
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Highlands Man Shot Wound Treated at Local Hospital
A Highlands man, Gordon H. Vaas, 25, was shot in the left wrist at his home on 213 Poinsetti at 8:45 p.m. Thursday and treated at San Jacinto Memorial Hospital in Baytown. He declined to pursue charges. deputies Charlie Fisk and Bob Cowart investigated for the Harris County Sheriff's Department. Mrs. Vanz, 38, was charged with drunkenness in JP M. M. Brown's court.
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Poinsetti
Gordon H. Vaas
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
Baytown
Vaag
Harrris County
Vaughan Named Texan Top Minor Leaguer in 1952
Houston Colt Tookie shortstop Glenn Vaughan wins the Standing Texan in minor league baseball honor from the Houston Freetimte of the Baseball Writers Association of America. Vaughan, 26, will be honored at Houston's third annual major league baseball dinner on January 22 after a 140 game season with .289 batting, 10 home runs and 11 RBIs in the Carolina League.
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Oilers Sign Aggie Linebacker Hopkins
Houston Oilers sign Texas A&M center Jerry Hopkins as their fourth draft choice. Hopkins was co captain of the 1962 Aggie team and starting center in the Shrine game and the Southwest Challenge Bowl. Noah's three songs were Shem Ham and Japheth.
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Russell backs potential rules change in Senate
The piece portrays Senator Russell as a central figure urging a broad political shift. It discusses his leadership roles on key committees, his stance on civil rights, and his readiness to support strong actions against Cuba and other external threats. It notes Kennedy’s briefing and Russell’s heated responses during debates.
Russell the Democratic policy leader 1952 bid in focus
Russell exerts wide influence on legislation as a key Democratic Policy Committee member. He backed New Deal measures and school lunch program, wrote farm parity plans, and pressed federal aid to education. In 1952 his convention votes showed limited nominee prospects while civil rights shaped perception of his work. He lives in Washington with frequent chats with Wunder and Winder in Georgia.
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Washington
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