Jones Hall Nearing Completion In Houston Arts Center
Jones Hall for the Performing Arts nears completion in downtown Houston as barriers fall for public viewing. The 36.6 million multipurpose hall will host Houston Symphony Opera and Ballet, with a planned opening October and a monthlong Arts Festival.
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Houston
Jesse H. Jones
Jones Hall
Civic Center
Alley Theater
Houston Symphony Orchestra
Houston Grand Opera Association
Houston Ballet Foundation
Lewis Cutter
Civic Center Convention Hall
National Space Hall of
Nina Vance
Ito
New York
Inew
Ford Foundation
Houston Endowment
Report Shows Most Schools Largely Unequal
Washington report from the Office of Education concludes a nationwide survey of 4000 schools, 605000 students, and 50000 teachers finds American public schools remain largely segregated. The summary cites Brown v. Board and states desegregation remains unequal in most regions with any significant Black population.
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Washington
Office of Education
Johnson
Congress
Harold Howeli
Howe
United States
Supreme Court
Dr Thomas Aczel Named To ER&E Research Post
Dr Thomas Aczel is promoted to research specialist in Esso Research and Engineering Co Baytown R and D Division specializing in mass spectrometric and separation studies of complex petroleum products. He holds a Doctor of Chemistry from the University of Trieste and belongs to several scientific and community groups. The Aczel family resides at 708 Fleetwood Baytown and he supports local science and community committees.
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Thomas Aczel
Esso Research and Engineering Co
Baytown
Aczel
University of Trieste
Italy
American Chemical Society
American Society of Oceanography
New York
Byrd Sr. Remains Critically Ill in Berryville Va
Former U.S. Senator Harry F. Byrd Sr. founder of Virginia’s conservative Democratic group is seriously ill at his Berryville home. His son Richard E. Byrd confirmed the condition as Byrd, 73, had earlier been hospitalized briefly in Charlottesville for a routine physical. Byrd served 32 years in the Senate before retiring last November.
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Berryville
U.S
Harry F. Byrd Sr
Virginia
Richard E. Byrd
Byrd
University of Virginia
Charlottesville
Costs Rise for Sterling High School Faced by Committees
Davis notes that teacher and committee input shaped Sterling High School plans raising cost beyond bond funds. Construction costs up about 10 percent since election, plus design changes such as elevating the building four feet, increasing costs by about 60 000. Deficit in the building fund may reach 577 348 in 1965 62 with higher operating costs anticipated and possible property tax increases.
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Davis
Baytown
Sterling
Jowest
Board of Trustees
Stucki Returns Home From Vietnam Swap
David Stucki a 21 year old San Francisco computer operator who swapped places with a soldier to fight in Vietnam has returned home boarding a Tokyo to San Francisco flight State Department officials in Washington said no plans to prosecute him He took the soldier's place Pvt John A Jones 19 of Knoxville Tenn His father Virgil Stucki an Oakland dentist said his son borrowed the uniform and travel orders out of a misguided sense of compassion.
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Stucki
San Francisco
David Stucki
Viet Nam
Tokyo
State Department
Washington
John A. Jones
Knoxville
Tenn
Virgil Stucki
Oakland
Hospital Notes Admits Patients Across Gulf Coast and San Jacinto
Admission list shows Todd Oldham in Gulf Coast room m4 and James Moody in room 215 at Baytown with several others at Gulf Coast. San Jacinto Methodist records Wilford Brewer Baytown room 3218 and multiple residents with street addresses and room numbers in Highlands Baytown and surrounding areas.
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James Moody
Baytown
Lonnie Summerford
Lorraine
Allen Tucker
Pvt
Carleton Gibbs
San Jacinto
Wilford Brewer
B. W. Lynch
Highlands
Adel Reed
Willow
Olive Ripp
W. Lobit
Carl David Larsen
Katherine
Baytown trail talks run long with strong judge praise
Residents express hope the trail company settles property issues fairly as U S District Judge Joe Ingraham represents Baytown in court. The piece notes the church location misrumors and adds editor notes about a Citizens Bank drawing incident and local editor humor.
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Missouri Pa‘eHie
Trail Company
Missouri Pacific
St. John’s Methodist Church
Baytown
U.S
Joe Ingraham
Judge Ingraham
Pittsburgh Pirates
Houston Astros
Astro
U.S. Steel
Delmar Lounge Legal Notice on Premise Beer License
Legal notice announces the application for an on premise beer license for Delmar Lounge located at 17 Sour Eye, under the provided business type. The posting names the premises and type of license sought as required by authorities.
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Neme
Delmars
Delmar
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