U H To Be Governed By 9 Member Board
Houston story notes the University of Houston becoming fully state supported with a nine member board, replacing the previous 15 regents and 6 governors. New governance aims to be appointed by the governor, with staggered initial terms and a mix of Houston leaders serving on executive and finance committees. It lists chair Col W B Gates and vice chair Lamar Fleming Jr along with current regents and vacancies.
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W. B. Gates
Pine Hollow Lane
Lamar Fleming, Jr
Lazy Lane
James P. Houstoun
Ray L. Dudley
Chevy Chase
Isaac Arnold
del Monte
W. Stewart Boyle
Kinkaid Drive
J. A. Elkins Sr
Warwick Hotel
Wiliam G. Farrington
Spring Park
Charles Fleetwood
Sugar Hill
Sterling T. Hogan Sr
Kirby
Palmer Hutcheson
Warwick
F. M. Law
Beaconsfield
Corbin J. Robertson
Inwood
Simon Sakowitz
Shamrock Hilton Hotel
Milton Underwood
Four Foot Salt Water Barrier Split Coastal Plan
A debate on a four foot salt water barrier near Wallisville and Trinity Bay. Plan A favors navigation and salinity control but a four-foot barrier could devastate shrimp and fishing industries, while a two and a half foot plan would keep bays open. Editorials note opposing land purchase by major oil and chemical firms.
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Hospital Beat and Local Admits Update in Baytown
Sally Kaderli, daughter of Mr and Mrs Helen Thibodaux, was taken to Gulf Coast Hospital for a check up and admitted by her mother. John Otruba is in Room 6 at Lillie-Duke hospital with possible visitors. Mrs Ralph Keels expected home Sunday after a San Jacinto Hospital stay. Mrs J C Holbrook remains in Gulf Coast Hospital for treatment and observation in Room 169. Mrs Cecil Guidry Sr remains in Baytown Hospital Room 202 with surgery planned. Hetty O'Neal reports her mother Mrs Wallie Johnson will undergo surgery Thursday in Baytown Hospital. Mrs Johnson lives at 1315 Magnolia.
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Travro
Gulf Coast
Baytown Hospital
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Lillie-Duke Hospital
John Otruba
Ralph Keels
San Jacinto Hospital
Williams
Gulf Coast Hospital
J. C. Holbrook
Maryland
Cecil Guidry Sr
Cedar Bayou Road
Rita
Hetty O'Neal
Wallie "Johnson
Johnson
Magnolia
First Baptists to show Bill Graham film
The CV First Baptists will screen Billy Graham's Shadow of a Boomerang at Channelview First Baptist Church on First St at 7 30 p m Monday. Rev Dan Stribble says the two hour color movie supports the church educational program and admission is free. The church youth revival begins July 23.
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Salt water barrier debate fuels letter rebuttal
Jee Mathews of Mont Belvieu argues against a Lower Trinity River barrier in a letter responding to Houston and county editorials. He calls the plan a water grab, says the barrier is unnecessary, and urges readers to pressure U.S. representatives and senators with letters. Pro and con editorials about river development are discussed amid local civic actions and a watermelon feed fundraiser.
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Mont Belvieu
Wallisville
Tommy
U. S
Washington
House
D. C
Senate
City River Development
North Shore
Wood
Land Acres
Jim Hodges
Thej East Side
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Houston Strike Sailors Return to Port as Ships Readied
Evets crews of strike bound ships in Houston port plan to sail first vessels on Thursday. Mayor Lewis Cufrer urges engineering firms to draft a master plan for a Houston Civic Center to meet convention and cultural needs for years ahead.
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CV Man Begins Six Year Prison Term
A Channelview man started a six year prison sentence Wednesday after being convicted of forging checks stolen from the Houston Title Co. Building. The offender used bank accounts opened in fictitious names to cash the checks. S. J. Wilburn Jr. surrendered to federal authorities after his appeal was denied by the U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Houston Title Co
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