Hospital Notes Admits List From Gulf Coast and San Jacinto
New arrivals include Mrs. Doris Tanner of Crosby and Mrs. Evelyn Gdele of Baytown among many listed. Patients admitted to Gulf Coast and San Jacinto Methodist facilities occupy rooms across Baytown Crosby and Seabrook with several names and addresses shown. A newborn son to Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Iyer at Richardson is noted as born in July at San Jacinto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Crawley
Alvin Crawley
Bayown
Donna Braziel
Marvin Braziel
Narcille
Touston
Evelyn Gdele
Baytown
Com
Ervin. Wallace
Crosby
Leroy Stewart
G. E. Iyer
Richardson
San Jacinto
Money lure prompts SIA director resignation
Carl T. Rowan cited a depleted bank account and enticing external offers as reasons for leaving government service. He said he will stay on at the U S Information Agency until a successor is named. Rowan, 39, has held high-level posts including deputy secretary of state assistant and U S ambassador to Finland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carl T. Rowan
Johnson
Rowan
U.S. Information Agency
Rowen
John F.kennedy
U.S
Finland
Baytown 4-H Barbecue Rodeo Winners Named
The Baytown 4-H Club held its annual Barbecue at the Baytown Fair Grounds and crowned winners in a weekly rodeo. Lead results include Lee Cooper 5.9 seconds in breakaway, Sue Darby 17.7 in senior barrel, Renee Hunt 19.0 in junior barrel, Joe Hillman winning bareback, and Charles Quinn 12.6 in steer riding. Checks written on Sunday are valid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Baytown Fair Grounds
Lee Cooper
Bill Holland
Kay Piers
Pete Lucas
Sue Darby
Donna Chapmain
Denise Antonini
Jones Jones
Phil Bourton
Jerry Darby
Dennis Sullvan
Charles Quinn
Dean Miller
Dick Darby
Astronauts Consider Suits Cut for 14 Day Gemini Flight
Space officials weigh sending Frank Borman and James Lovell on a 14 day Gemini mission without spacesuits. Borman argues for top efficiency, noting suitless flight is nearly negligible in risk but would require studies. Lovell, Cooper, and Conrad previously faced suitless mission proposals. officials remain cautious about approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Astro
Frank Borman
James
A. Lovell
Borman
Air Force
Tucson
Ariz
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Navy
Charles Conrad
Ieve
Gemini.4
Edward HK
U.S
Kidnap chase participants settle in after case
In Sacramento, main figures in a famed West Coast kidnap case settle at home while captors remain imprisoned. Wilford Gray and Carl Bowles face swift federal trial for kidnapping State Finance Director Hele Champion, his wife Marie, and their infant Katherine Marie. The dispute over jurisdiction ends temporarily as officials push for swift proceedings in federal court.
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Sacramento
Calif
Champion
Coure
Wilford Marion Gray
Carl Cletus Bowles
Cecil Poole
U.S
California
Hele Champion
Marie
Katherine Marie
Poole
Sacramento County
Oregon
Hauiby
Tonopah
Nev
Nuclear Power Plant Begins To Take Shape
In Kennewick Washington the Washington Public Power Supply System is building what it calls the world’s largest nuclear power plant. The first power is expected this autumn and by early next year the plant aims to generate 800000 kilowatts. Electricity will be linked to the Bonneville Power Administration substation at Vantage Washington via a 23 mile 590000 volt transmission line. Bonneville power serves the Northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennewick
Wash
Northwest
Washington Public Power Supply System
Jipkers
Bonneville Power Administration
Vantage
Bonneville
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Gulf Coast
San Jacinto Methodist
E. D. Williams
Live Oak
Paul Korback
Fartt Drive
Harold L. Seheller
Sheridan
A. C. Woaldrep
E. James
Herschel Gray
Parkway
Thomas F. Cochran
Wy. Sterli
Barby’ McLean
Four Lake
Mary Williams
Tumble
Cynthia Cox
Seabrook
East Pearce
SIA
QTC
Gortan
Lrozen
Lipton
Morton
ARS
Tibbs
Alma
Roy
Thompson
Cristan
Abbgsoe Save
Purple
Fars
Okra NO. 1
APPLE
Vor
Food Service
Lyons
Lovell
Titan
Cmer
Walter ML Schirra Jr
Thomas P. Stafford
Chase
Veterans Administration
Texas Ave
Texas
K-Mart
Our
Baytown Kmart
Enria Eva
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