Blood drive details for community accounts in Baytown
Blood Services of Houston coordinates a Baytown bloodmobile schedule with two monthly drives. Donors aged 38 to 60 may give, with weight and medical history requirements. Each unit costs hospitals 20 dollars, with 10 dollars credit for replacements. Appointments listed for Gulf Coast Hospital lab 582-8364 ext 244.
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Blood Services of
Houston
Individue
Gulf Coast Hospital
Baytown
Oil-based Mosquito Control Breakthrough Spurs Health Push
Esso scientist G W Chambers and Dr D W Micks announce a new petroleum oil mosquito control method that kills larvae within hours by causing physiological anoxia. The project, begun in 1962, evaluates hydra herbens against three aquatic mosquito stages, focusing on Culex fatigans.
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G. W. Chambers
Baytown
D. W. Micks
Department of Preventive Medicine and
University of Texas Medical Branch
Chabers
Esso
World Health Organization
Hangoon
Chambers
Rangoon
Riots Continue Amid Fire, Guards Firelight Baptism
Rioting persisted with hundreds arrested nearing 1900 while New York police and firefighters faced sniper fire. Antiwhite Negro playwright Leroi Jones was among arrestees, held on $25,000 bail after hospital treatment for riot injuries and weapon charges. Detective Fred Toto, shot near the heart, died. guardsmen and armoured units were deployed with lighter weapons under orders. The city saw over 1,000 firemen on duty and a tense, two-country like clash as authorities fought rioters.
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Carmichael
Kennedy Airport
New York
London
Leroi Jones
Fred Toto
Fred Schlueter
Humphrey Rites Set For Sunday in Double Bayou
Funeral services for Lance Cpl. Charles Everett Humphrey will be held 2 pm Sunday at St Pauls Methodist Church in Double Bayou with Rev. L T Davis presiding. Burial in Martha Godfrey Cemetery, Double Bayou, directed by Wells Funeral Home for Liberty. Humphrey was killed in action in the Quong Tre area of South Pysetaen on Sunday July 2. parents notified July 5. survived by four sisters, seven brothers, and grandmother Lydia Humphrey.
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Casey served eight years and outlined plans to advance eastern Gulf Coast port growth. He urged House Public Works Committee approval for a resolution authorizing studies, then sought funding through the Appropriations Committee. He named Eckhardt, Bush Sons, Yarborough, and Tower for support. The goal is long-range planning to meet anticipated growth.
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Cmaeyata
Gulf Coast
Harris County Navigation District
Eckhardt
George Bush Sons
Ralph Yarborough
John Tower
Casey
House Public Works Committee
Bryant's Thanatopsis Heralded as America's Early Poem
The line notes that Thanatopsis was written by William Cullen Bryant at age 17 and credited as America’s first great poetic work, marking a landmark in early U.S. literature.
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William Cullen Bryant
America
Funeral Notices for Ross Williams and Eamonia Smith
Ross Williams 75 of Cedar Bayou died in a Baytown hospital. Survived by wife Ingre five sons a brother sister and six grandchildren. Officiating ministers from Cedar Bayou and Channelview churches. Interment at Cedar Bayou Masonic Cemetery. Eamonia Smith 67 died at home in Dayton. Survived by two sons a daughter a brother and many grandchildren. Requiem Mass at St Josephs Dayton with burial at Sacred Hearts Cemetery Raywood. Wake at Wells in Liberty.
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Ross
Ingre Williams
Cedar Bayou
Everett Williams
Houston
Rolie Williams
Baytown
Clay Fouts Jof Houston
Paul and
Douglas Williams
Mont Belvieu
Ira Williams
Rowena Stubbs
Channelview
J. W. Davidson
Cedar Bay
Church of Christ
Jack Arvin
Missouri Street
Church of Christ In
Cedar Bayou Masonic Cemetery
Darrell Williams
Bobby Joe Austin
Herschel Williams
Floyd
Buday
Thurman Willams
Edmonia Smith
Eamonia Smith
Dayton
Jloseph Freddie Smith
Edward Smith
Mary Anthony
Isaac Boings
Calmetto
Paul Fee
St. Joseph's Catholic Church of
Sacred Hearts Cemetery
Raywood
Wells Funeral Home
Liberty
John Dickinson the Penman of the Revolution
John Dickinson of Philadelphia earned the nickname the Penman of the Revolution for his prolific writings and influential political essays during the struggle for independence. His letters and pamphlets helped shape colonial opposition and constitutional ideas.
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John Dickinson
Philadelphia
Penman
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