Hall Quits Job As Patrolman
Patrolman Robert Hall, 28, resigns from the Baytown Police Department effective July 15 to pursue broader opportunities in law enforcement. He will move to La Porte to replace Ray Thomas who resigned about 10 days earlier. Hall joined Baytown in 1959 from Bryan where he spent two years on the Bryan police force. He was born and educated in Huntsville and is a 1958 graduate of the Texas Municipal Police School. He has taken FBI and Texas DPS courses and holds a diploma for a two week DPS traffic safety program.
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Robert Hall
Baytown
Hall
la Porte
Ray Thomas
Bryan
Huntsville
Texas Municipal Police School
FBI
Texas Department of Public Safety
DPS
That Touch of Mink at the Brunson weekend feature
Doris Day and Cary Grant star in That Touch of Mink at the Brunson through Tuesday. The romantic comedy, shot in color and Panavision, follows a Bermuda trip induced romance with fashion highlights and witty banter. Co stars include Audrey Meadow and Gig Young.
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The
Brunson
Rock Hudson
Miss Day
Day
Grant
Tuesay
Cary Grant
Doris Day
Brungon Theater
Durant couple welcomes son Gene Stuart
Mr and Mrs J E Durant of 5313 Crestmont announce the arrival of a son Gene Stuart born July 6 at Gulf Coast Hospital weighing five pounds six ounces Grandparents are Mrs S Townley of Livingston and Mr and Mrs Ben F Durant of Jewett Texas Stuart has two brothers Bruce four and Buck 18 months
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J. E. Durant
Crestmont
Gene Stuart
Gulf Coast Hospital
S. Townley
Livingston
Ben F. Durant
Jewett, Texas
Stuart
Bruce
Buck
Nation's rail workers steer wage dispute toward White House
A vast rail workforce of about 200 000 employees presses for manpower economics in a stalemate that now veers toward White House mediation. Across the globe tensions rise in Algeria Tunisia and East Texas while NATO scientists schedule atmospheric nuclear tests amid unsettled regional crises. Faulkner dies leaving Yoknapatawpha County as a literary emblem and Canada faces a doctors strike over a compulsory medical plan.
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Nation
White House
Dallas reunion spans 36 years in two men from Channelview
In Dallas this week two men long apart by fate met after 36 years apart. Herman Tutsey and Louis Neil Hil, both once linked to Channelview, connected via a newspaper item about Jonah’s birthday. Their families trace back to New Brunswick and Surrey in 1890, linking Blake and Jonah through aunts and uncles.
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Tidelands Hospital
Rhoda
Galveston
James Guy Wright
Highlands
Tommy G. Mooney
Geneva Finch
Houston
James A. Brannen
Jerry Ann Davis
Haskell Olive
Barry Wilbanks
Charles John Miller
Channelview
Wee
Louis Neil Hil
Malden Vinson
Dallas
Discover Bonds
Herman Tutsey
Neonnie B. Stevens
Surrey
New Brunswick
Canada
Alonzo Don Jonah
James W. Blake, Jr
Jonah
Texas
Blake
Magnolia Petroleum Co
Tex
CV Water Board Rejects All Bids On Depository
Channelview water board rejects all bids for depository of district funds after controversy, plans to re advertise. Board moves funds to Highlands Bank proposed, tie break by vice chair, further actions include new office floor bid, awning install, and resolving Layne-Texas billing dispute. Church parsonage tap use approved pending legal papers.
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Nita Barker
Jet No. 21
Channelview
J. F. Corley
Hubert Jordan
Channelview State Bank
Nigniads Sue Bank
Nen National Bank and Trust Co
F of
Baytown
Corley
John Langston J
Highlands State Bank
Jordan
Don Parnell
Boatman Floor Co
R. A. Head Co
Myers Floor Service
SEA
Kool Shade Awning Co
Layne - Texas Co
Water Board
Layne-Texas
Bayshore Baptist Church
State Seeks 156500 for Monument Repairs and Bulkhead
The State Board of Control requests 156500 for San Jacinto Monument repairs and 303.7% for a new bulkhead at San Jacinto Battleground near the Goliad shrine. The budget hearing included legislators and budget officers, with Rep. James Cotten opposing both items. Joe Ed Winfree defended the battlesite funds, urging the shrines be treated as school children’s heritage rather than state parks.
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State Board of Control
San Jacinto Monument
San Jacito Battleground State Park
Legislative Budget Board
James Cotten
Weatherford
Sth
Cotton
Parker County
Battle of
San Jacinto
Joe Ed Winfree
Houston
Board of Control
Battlegrounds
San Jacinto Battleground
Goliad
Winfree
Texas
Alamo
William J. Burke
Burke
Ray McFerren
Oregon
Baytown Hospital
McFerren
Baytown
Ark
San San Jacinto
Charley J. Smith
Liberty
Jane Felice Payliska
Crosby
Otis O. Horton
Ernest J. Plant
Little Road
James B. Stewart
W. Lobit
Virgil G. Wiles
E. Fayle
Glenn Green
Sam. Houston Courts
Andrea Martinez
Marvin E. Blackburn
North Street
Edward Chandler
Highlands
Hospital Beat notices and reader guidance
Hospital Beat column explains how to submit hospital news and how readers can contact The Sun’s Woman’s News Department with details about relatives or friends in the hospital. It also notes that readers may call other editorial staff with information.
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Hospital Beat
the Sun
Woman's News Department
Deposits Continue Shift Across Texas Areas
The figures show broad movements in deposits across cities and counties, comparing June 1962 with June 1961. Major amounts are listed for Port Arthur Nederland Bryan Vernon Orange Corpus Christi Abilene Taylor County and Tyler with varied year-to-year changes. The data reflects significant month to month and year over year changes in bank deposits.
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Port Arthur
Nederland
Port Neches
Groves
Bryan
Kilgate
Wichita Falls
Eainburg
Orange
Vernon
Corps Christi
Abilene
Taylor County
Tyler
Amarillo
Ooke Coun Eeinesville
Pagely playground plan prompts firemen 60 hour week
The Pagely city council reviewed a plan to place firemen on a 60 hour work week with dispatchers before the fire department budget is studied. Fire Chief Art Lineb telman was asked to submit a council study schedule. Council discussed possibly abandoning the Nazro fire station to remodel it for public works offices and constructing a new north side fire station. The council approved a civil service exam for replacing Policeman Robert Hal, who resigned July 5. Ward Road Fayle and Danubria streets repair estimates were requested. A salary study showed secretaries in similar businesses start at about 350 with ranges 250 to 600. Ward proposed city manager start at 300 monthly with raises to 320 after six months and yearly increases to 300 with a top at 300.
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A. B
Art) Linetelman
Bryan
Nazro
Public Works Department
Ansley
Ward Road
Fayle
Danubria
Operaers
Ward
Air Force Seeks Men Women For Officer Training
Captain Clarence D. Sissell, officer selection officer for the Houston Air Force Recruiting Detachment, will visit Baytown at the Federal Building Monday and Tuesday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. to interview applicants for the officer training school and aviation cadet programs. Technical Sgt Elmer Parker will assist and administer written qualifying exams. Applicants must meet age, education, citizenship, and medical requirements. contact SSgt Parker in Room 6, Federal Building, or call 583 2476.
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Clarence D. Sissell
Offi‘cer
Hous‘ton Air Force
Baytown
Federal
Sisseil
Elmer Parker
U. S
U.S
Ssgt. Parker
Federal Building
Fish Fry AUER! Disher prizes set at 5 20 p.m.
Climax of the program will crown dishing champions about 5 20 p m with prize awards. A Lone Star Biscayne model fishing rig with 40 hp motor and trailer goes to one winner. Top three fishermen in five categories, junior and senior, receive rods reels lures hats and oil prizes.
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5. E
Roy Chavers
M. Moody
J. W. Riggs
Pat O'Neal
C. H. Williams
B. C. Olive
C. F. Gallaway
W. J
Bill) Calpes
T. A. Sandidge
Joe Palka
L. C. Sandidge
La Porte approves HLPCO rate hike and water franchise
La Porte City Commission on Friday night approved a rate increase for Houston Lighting and Power Co raising the minimum bill from 1.40 for 17 kilowatt hours to 1.50 for 20 kilowatt hours while keeping other rates at 1951 levels. The panel also granted Bayshore Industrial Water Co a 50 year franchise to service a square mile area in the south and approved first reading annexation for Red Bluff Toddville Cardiff area. The city would receive 2 percent of gross receipts and the right to buy after years five, ten, and every five years. Two new city jobs were authorized and a gar bage pickup truck added for Red Oak Acres. Public Works Supt Carley Smith urged bulk purchasing to save funds and to favor La Porte merchants when possible.
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Houston Lighting and Power Co
la Porte
Red Bluff
Toddville Roads
Cardiff Road
Water Company
H. P. Pfeiffer
Commission
Red Oak Acres
First Reading
Carley Smith
Sperintendent
Public Works
Smith
Bill Stabs
Houston
Medicare Funding Debate Shapes Social Security Policy
The Senate debated Medicare financing with a plan to boost retirement payments by reallocating Social Security taxes and applying the tax base to a $400 base. A GOP substitute by Sen. Morton proposed using federal lands to fund private health insurance premiums up to $125, with scales for higher earners, but the measure failed on a voice vote. An amendment by Sen. Douglas allowed states to let 2.2 million old age assistance recipients earn $50 monthly without penalties, easing reliance on relief funds.
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GOP
Sen
Thruston B. Morton
Rey
Morton
Treasury
Senate
Paul H. Douglas
D-Il
Douglas
Epidemic toll on Northwest American Indigenous Population
In the century before 1875, epidemic diseases reduced the Indians of Northwest America to about one quarter of their original numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest America
Tigers End Year With Yankee Win
Bobby Jenkins and Bob McNeal combined to pitch the Tigers past the Yankees 10-7 in the Chamnelview Pony League finale. Jenkins relieved McNeal after the Yankees scored in the second inning, allowing three runs on three hits while striking out nine. John Cox took the loss, surrendering 10 runs on seven hits. Conrad Maters and Danny May paced the Tigers at the plate, while James Green led the Yankee offense.
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Bob McNeal
Tigers
Yankees
Jenkins
McNeal
Yanks
John Cox
Conrad Maters
Danny Mayon
James Green
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