Pacemaker Donation Upgrades San Jacinto Hospital Unit
The Rev and Mrs Holmes donated a modern cardiac pacemaker defibrillator and electrocardiograph reader to San Jacinto Methodist Hospital. The unit centralizes defibrillation, reading and stimulation in one console, cost over 3500 dollars, aiding emergency care across recovery, intensive care and emergency rooms. Hospital staff will conduct training, highlighting the device as a step forward in renovation and expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sammons
Holmes
St. Mark's Methodist
San Jacinto Church
Methodist Hospital
Harry Holmes
Sant Jacinto” Methodist Hospital
Brown
Simh
Hiospital
Saids
Wedding Time Change For Jo Anni Toreon And John LeTage
Wedding time for Miss Jo Anni Toreon and John LeTage was changed from 7 p.m. Friday to another day in Galveston area. Friends are urged to note the adjustment via press notices. Partly cloudy and warm weather continues through Friday with widely scattered thundershowers and a 75 to 95 degree range. Tides in Galveston will be high at 3:09 p.m. and 2:02 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Anni Toreon
John LeTage
Morrell
Galveston
Local Briefs Covering Community Figures and Events
Baytown items show Gulf Coast Hospital patient Lee Brasfield in Room 12 with a throat infection. Various local notes mention Ella Henderson retiring from the school district maintenance and transportation department, Audrey Adams and her author daughter, and Mrs. Adams’s upcoming book. City activity includes City Manager Fritz Lanham on vacation, Rod Yarborough clarifying a winning team status, and Youth Employment Service reporting next week. John Seaty Hospital in Galveston cited in city hall reports, plus a Bayshore Wagon Wheels Square Dance Club event at the Knights of Pythias Hall with listed hosts and performers. George Chandler attending the State Bar of Texas convention in Fort Worth. Awards honor Mrs. Eddie Bremer for outstanding work, and 1963-64 scholars Diant ha Davis and Terry Wayne Holleman named at the University of Texas. Friday wedding announced for Miss Janice Holder and David Lester at Wooster Baptist Church. A car stolen from James Sheppard found in East Foyle block. Baytown King Fins meet at Fire Station No 2 with Hamill and Larson presenting Lobos Island trip slides. Army PFC Kenneth W. Odlerm at Viet Nam post as radio relay and carrier operator, a 1961 Lee High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Brasfield
Gulf Coast Hospital
Ella
Henderson
Carolyn Alford
Audrey Adams
Baytown
Austin
Fritz Lanham
New Mexico
Margaret Callaway
Astro
Rod Yarborough
Richard King
Youth Employment Service
David Funderburk
John Seaty Hospital
Galveston
Two Baytonians Hurt In Rain-Slick Bayway Wreck
Mrs. Ray Rushing and Mrs. Grady Allison were injured in a threscar collision on rain slick Bayway Drive early Wednesday. Rushing, hospitalized with back injury and facial lacerations, was reported resting. Allison and Rushing drove separate cars. Warren’s vehicle avoided injuries. Police say Rushing lost control in the curve after skidding across center lane into Allison’s path, with Allison’s car then struck by Warren’s vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayway
Ray Rushing
Queens Court
Grady Allison
Lakewood
Rushing
Baytown Hospital
AsHson
San Jacinto Methodist
E. G. Warren Sr
Burnet
Elizabeth
Caroline
Bert
Allison
James Lankford
Schreck Street
Warren
Senate Ethics Panel To Watch Senators In Baker Case
Washington AP The Senate plans to activate a permanent ethics watchdog committee with three members per party to probe senator conduct and aid disciplinary actions. The Baker investigation prompted fresh moves as lawmakers vote to empower the Standards and Conduct panel. The Rules Committee report urged possible indictment of Baker on conflict of interest grounds while Republicans accused Democrats of whitewash and incomplete inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bobby Baker
Senate
Tut
Mike Mansfield
Baker
Rules Committee
Jority
Hey Post
Pickens
S.C
California
Mansfield
Fish Contest Here Looks Like Success
Bayshore Club and the Bewtown Chamber sponsor a Friday start for a community fishing contest at Trunson Park near Tedar Bayou. Spectators pay $1 tickets. prizes include $50 and other gear. Junior division accepts young anglers with displays of reels and rods. registrations Friday morning at Bay area camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover K. Edge
Bayshore 2 Club
Bewtown Chamber
Trunson Park
Tedar Bayou
Edge
Dow's Reef
Beasley's Reef
Fisher’s Reef
Ecati Brms
Rot
Reel and Gun Club
Plato’s
Grcery
Jim Nelson
Sporting Goods
Fatze
Eddie Aumn
Raytown
Dief Supreme
Nonishelmnen
Chamber of Commerce
Red
Red and Gun Club
Oll Galveston-Trinity Bay
U S Faces Sixth Year in Red Yet Deficit Shrinks
Washington reports the government enters its sixth year of financing with a notably reduced deficit for the just-ended fiscal year. Treasury Secretary Fowler cites a January forecast of a 6.2 billion deficit and a 4.2 billion deficit for the new year, claiming a 31 billion improvement since January. Officials warn the outlook remains unsettled with signs of possible crossovers in fiscal 1967.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aedsnk
Treasury
Fowler
Gore At 'S
Indessi
Erie
Msy
Sahasor
Airlines crash wounds and Viet Nam debate shadow 1965 era
An Oregon Senator challenges the Johnson administration over Vietnam war measures as Viet Cong attacks threaten Da Nang. The crash injures four, planes damaged, and a rising stock market unevenly recovers after weeks of decline. Pope Paul VI may attend the UN General Assembly in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Wayne Morst
Johnson
Viet Nam
United Nations
Enate
Pope Paul VI
Can
Officials vague on woman astronaut in NASA conference
At a NASA scientist-astronauts conference a reporter pressed about woman astronauts. Slayton and Hess dodged, Kerwin offered cautious views, Gilruth favored US scientists and denied foreign inclusion. The panel debated training a young woman and future mission options from orbit to Mars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Sutphin
NASA
Donald K. Slayton
Space Lights
Harry Hess
National Science Academy
Hess
Joseph P. Kerwin
Mike Ard
Edward G. Gibern
Slayton
Gilruth
Mary
Mars
Kenvin
Duane “E. Gaveline
Carpenter suffers second road crash in a year
Astronaut Scott Carpenter, 40, escaped with scratches when his car collided head on with another on US 98 west of Panama City at 6 30 p m. Police say he fell asleep at the wheel and crossed into the oncoming lane. Eddy Washington Sr of Panama City, the other driver, was hospitalized with minor injuries. Carpenter previously survived a motorcycle crash near Hamilton, Bermuda last July 16 and pleaded guilty Wednesday to driving on the wrong side of the road, fined $3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama City
Fla
Scott Carpenter
Carpenter
US. 98
Highway Patrol
Eddy Washington
Hamilton
Bermuda
Lights In Tunnel Under First Time Inspection Since Opening
The Baytown La Porte Tunnel overhead lights undergo a general inspection by State Safety engineers begun June 19 and due about July 33. 1 188 lights checked with lucite covers replacing glass. Work runs 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. weekdays. no weekend work. Guards direct one lane traffic during the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown - la Porte
State Department of Safety
William C. Scott
Scott
Bill Sjolander New Head Of City Youth Fair Group
Bill Sjolander was elected president of the Baytown Youth Fair Association at a quarterly meeting in the agriculture building at Robert E. Lee High School Roy Baker was elected vice president Mrs Helmer Sjolander secretary and Mrs W B Anderson treasurer Five new board members were named along with continuing directors The group sponsors weekly meetings at the fair grounds on North Main every Friday night with a concession stand open at 5 26 p m and rodeo events starting at 8 p m Donald Chapman is the rodeo producer The annual Harbor event will be held Friday July 9 with a barbecue dinner at 5 50 p m and tickets priced at 1 75 plus admission to the rodeo Also noted were advance ticket sales by the 41 Club and plans for additional activities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Sjolander
Baytown Youth Fair Association
Robert, E. Lee High School
Roy Baker
Helmer Sjolander
W. B. Anderson
Baker
F. McBride
WW. Moler
Herrington
Sbers
Singer
Foster
Ho Maxey
Tonny Kiramey
W. 1. Haker
Jo W. Spolaniler
Lawrence Casey
Dan Daniel
Youth Fair Association
North Main
Rexigo
Donald Chapman
Wdeo
Ad‘vance
Berefit
Hekex
Cogsine
Strike Edges Contractors Over Retroactive Pay Increase
The article reports a strike by Local 13345 over retroactive pay raises due July 1 1966 for contractors not agreeing to new terms. Houston based contractors and union members discuss scope including millwrights and pile drivers with current rates at 4.12 per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spa
Gresham
San
Webster
Houston
NASA
Ares-Wite
Millwright
Murder Arrest Stirs Town After Questioning
A man was detained in Trouston area on Wednesday as police questioned him following a reported incident. Local officials said the investigation continues with no charges announced yet.
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Baytown Star Phat
San Jacinto Hospital
Stown
Bayshore Wagon Wheels
Pythias Hall
Herman Bush
Cecil Walker
Texas City
James Martin
Alice Morvant
Port Arthur
Jimmie Lovel
Grove
Alex Bean
Mike Atkins
Wagon Wheel Club
George Chandler
State Bar of Texas
Fort Worth
Chandler
Eddie Bremer
Connie Pisgens
Friends
ANP
Viste
Calif
Pea Bartown Elks Loige
Janene Renoreds
Wiepee Hodge
A.V. Pa
Forrest
Diantha Davis
Terry Wayne Holleman
University of Texas
Janice Kay Holder
David Eugene Lester
Wooster Baptist Church
James Sheppard
Sheppard
East Foyle
King Fins
Howard Hamil
Ron Larson
Beaumont
Lobos Island
Mexico
Hamit
Army Pfc
Kenneth W. Oilem
Ens
Peoples State Bank
F.D.1
Carpenters
Sterling High
Baker Case
Matthew H.mccloskey
Ireland
District of Columbia
Mefloskey
Philadelphia
Don B. Reynolds
GOP
Thority
McCloskey
Reynolds
E Johnson
Ani Baker
View
Walter Jenkins
Tex
Jenkins
U.S
Allen Ardoln
Bastov
Baytown Sun Phots
Continental
Airlines
Missouri River
da Nang
Nakes da Nang Air Base
Auto le
National Bank
F.c.1.c
City Youth Fair Group
Harris County “Federal
Sayings and Loan Assn
Wednesda
Trouston
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