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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1962

Page

18

Local Hospital Admissions and Patients List Details

A hospital roster lists multiple patients by name and room in Lillie-Duke and Gulf Coast facilities, including Mrs. Perry Barrow in Room 8 and Karen Cauthen in Gulf Coast Room 105. It notes new arrivals Mr. and Mrs. Johnny M. Smith in Highlands with a son born Jan 24, and Mrs Lula Pitiucha of Baytown as a medical patient in Baytown Hospital Room 221 with hopes to go home soon.

Lillie-Duke Hospital Perry Barrow Tri- City Beach Road Della Mae Narciss Ontario Vida Barrow Baytown H. J. Rucker Mont Belvieu Lillie-Duke Karen Cauthen Clautie: Cauthen Highlands Gulf Coast Turner B Moore Texas City Fruman Dupree E. Defoe F. A. Thompson Mid Way Swinson Silvey Williams Robert Bobby) Leonard la Porte Johnny M. Smith San Jacinto Floyd A. Gaither Miriam Lula Pitiucha Baytown Hospital

Fisher Assigned to Company A 398th Regiment at Fort Chaffee

Private James K. Fisher, husband of a Baytown resident, is assigned to Company A 398th Regiment at Fort Chaffee Arkansas where he will undergo basic training.

Baytown Fort Chaffee Ark

Noon Call Stock Quotes Courtesy Mei Tae Feed

A scanned finance snippet lists Noon Call Stock quotes for a wide range of firms including Bethlehem Steel Celanese Chrysler Delto Air Lines Union Pacific Delta Air Lines Goodyear Shell Sinclair and more. It notes regulatory and economic concerns with government aid for farms and workers, touching on unemployment risk and retraining plans while mentioning several major corporations and energy firms. The passage reflects a period during which economic recovery measures and job protections were discussed alongside stock listings.

ALE & Seo Cocgeetenenenan Baxter Lab Beth Steel Celanese Sias Celotex Ocseesesereeteees Wee Columb Gas Delta Air le Bow Chem DuPont Eastman Kodak Peterses el Paso Ease Pen Bi Freeport Ger Bhectric Eiete Safatte Goodyear Jones & Laugh Kert-McGee Liggett and Boecett Heeds Louis Land Magnavox Monsanto Nat Dairy Poe Eae Ohio Oil Otis Kennedy Parke-Davis Philip Morris Meas- Phillips Pett Esesseevseens Seeeseserseeeseees Smt Royal Dutch Sinclair Stan Calif Stan Ind Sten NJ Stan Ohio Stanley Warner Stude-Packard

Kennedy Pushes Plan to Spur World Trade Pact

President Kennedy urged bipartisan backing for his five year plan to dismantle tariff walls and build a trillion dollar partnership with Europe. He asked authority to cut tariffs up to 50 percent on some goods and eliminate others while preserving safeguards for domestic industries. The trade message promises loans and guarantees, guidance, and tax benefits to modernize firms and help workers, stressing urgency to meet the Common Market and Communist economic challenges.

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Two major wrecks in fog leave four injured

Heavy fog and wet roads caused two major accidents and several minor fender benders in the last 24 hours. At 2:45 p.m. Wednesday Robert E. Lee High School girls Mary Jane Hefelfinger and passengers Peggy Cooper and Karen Teggerman were treated after a two car crash on Gentry Drive near Memorial Stadium. Hefelfinger, driving a car owned by H. E. Hefelfinger, was cited for following too close. At 5:07 p.m. Wednesday Felix Archie Mulkey was treated after his car collided with one driven by Pearl Williams. Mulkey was cited for making an improper left turn.

Roy Montgomery Robert E. Lee San Jacinto Memorial Hospital E. James Sarah Jane Botkin C. E. Botkin Jefferson Peggy Cooper Adams Karen Teggerman Olive Miss Heffelfinger Russell Liles Felix Archie Mulkey Ivie Lee Baytown Hospital Miss Pearl Williams H. C. Williams Dowinnel Liles Mulkey Highway 146 Jemes

Science Talent Search Seeks 23 768 Seniors This Year

Mears was based on individual science project work, science aptitude exam, and teachers' recommendations. The Science Talent Search, run annually by Science Clubs of America via Science Service, is funded by the Westinghouse Educational Foundation with support from Westinghouse Electric Corp. Examinations were requested for 23 768 graduating seniors, with 3 559 meeting all qualifications for the judging.

Science Clubs of America Science Service Westinghouse Educational Foundation Westinghouse Electric Corp

G I Reassigns Airman Tankersley to Randolph AFB

George L. Tankersley son of Roy Tankersley of Baytown has been reassigned from Step Pardon Air Force Base to Randolph AFB where he serves as an aircraft mechanic.

George L. Tankersley Roy Tankersley Baytown Steppard Air Force Base Randolph Afb

Widow Krale Mevacs Estate Reported At 3.1 Million

The widow of comedian Krale Mevacs states an estate valued at 3.1 million dollars. A fire destroyed Tekyo suburb hospital curing 33 beds, with seven burned dead. Glenn Jr plans a planned triple jump as weather remains favorable. United States faces dictment of Castro. Ambassadors appeal for four pronged counter measures to save the hemisphere from red influence. Stevenson before General Assembly urges moderation in Portugal crisis. California Governor Brown starts 10 month campaign aiming to defeat Nixon.

United States Castro Hemisphere Global Red Annault

Democracy versus Communism to Be Published by Houston Post

The Houston Post will run six Sunday installments of Kenneth Colegrove's book Democracy versus Communism in a special tabloid section within regular Sunday editions. subscriptions are available via Post representatives or the State Circulation Department. The United States Armed Services have ordered 750,000 copies for troops to study the Cold War confrontation with Soviet Russia. Reviewers call the work a clear, balanced comparison of the two rival ideologies.

Houston Post Kenneth Colegrove The Post Houston Post State Circulation Department Colgrove United States Armed Services Soviet Russia

Space Craft Center to anchor moon program in Clear Creek

Hurley hailed NASA choosing 1600 acres at Clear Creek for a $60 million to $90 million space laboratory expected to employ about 3,500 within three years and generate an annual payroll near $17 million. The lab will serve as command center for the first manned moon expedition planned for 1970 with nationwide involvement by 5,000 industrial firms and related service industries.

Hurley NASA Space Laboratory Clear Creek Free World Space Craft Center

Nixon Sees Americans Linking Civic Groups Against Reds

Inglewood California Nixon argues individual Americans, via voluntary groups, hold the key to defeating communism. The former VP, seeking the Republican nomination, lauds nongovernmental bodies including churches, the press, philanthropy, and trade associations at the Inglewood Chamber of Commerce installation banquet.

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