Children Show Policeman What They Think Of Him
More than 50 elementary school children demonstrated happily in front of policeman Edward Lawson, singing for him after a 44 mile summer vacation march. They presented a remote control television bought with pennies saved, helped by two mounted policemen, as Lawson recovers from a concussion. The crosswalk protector for 14 years, he smiled as the kids cheered Hi Mr Ed. The gift, raised by parents, marked the community’s appreciation for his service and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SAN. Franciscq
Edward Lawson
Lawson
Hehhildren
John Ray
Kathy Urruela
City Building Boss Hurt In Car Wreck
Leo A. Frost, city building official, was slightly injured in a car collision at 10:55 a.m. Tuesday at Bayway Drive and Ave D. He received treatment and was released. Patrolman M J Gill said Frost’s eastbound car was struck by a southbound vehicle driven by Mrs Louetta Pilgreen, who was charged with running a stop sign and having no driver’s license.
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Leo A. Frost
the Spector
Bayway Drive
Ave, DL
Frost
M. J. Gill
Bayway
Ave. D
Louetta Pilgreen
Otherar
Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Quartz at Grace Methodist
Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Quartz of Baytown will be held at 4 p.m. Wednesday at Grace Methodist Church with Rev. Edwin T. Summers officiating. Died Tuesday in a local hospital after 46 years in Baytown. Survived by son William Quartz Jr and daughter Catherine Sloan, two sisters, seven grandchildren, and 14 great grandchildren. Burial at Cedar Bayou Masonic Cemetery under Earthman direction.
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Quartz
Margaret
E. Foyle
Grace Methodist Church
Baytown
Cedar Bayou Eastern Star
Rebexoh Lodge
Grace Axethadist Church
Wilem
Ely} Quartz Jr
Catherine Sloan
Agnes Davidson
Nouston
Sarah Hamilton
Belfast
Ireland
Cedar Bayou Masonic ‘Cemetery
Earthman
T. W
Sun Returns After Midwest Floods Hit Missouri Area
Forecasters promised sunny weather to end days of cloudbursts that spawned floods across Missouri and nearby states. The Platte River reached a record four times flood stage at Agency while the Lite Platte rose 15 feet at Smithville. Gov. Hearnes sought federal aid as Smithville evacuated 99 percent of residents. Downtown Kansas City faced rising Missouri River levees and major highways including I-29 and US routes were blocked. rail lines detoured amid extensive flood damage and evacuations.
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Associated Press
Millsone
Missouri
Platte River
Jowa Line
Kansas City
Missouri River
Platte
Agency
Smithville
Warren
Hearnes
White House
Small Business Administration
Tracy
Fairley
Grrick
Mosby
Excelsior Springs
Hardin
Norborne
U.S. 69
Iowa and
Nebraska
Agreement Reached On Historic Medicare Bill
Washington reports that House and Senate conferees agreed on further work toward a historic Medicare bill, aiming to expand Social Security benefits. The accord, reached after multiple meetings, pits a liberal Senate version against a House bill, with final cost and taxpayer impact to be resolved next week.
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Washington
John W. Byrnes
R-Wis
House
Welfare Department
Thomas
Curtis
R-Me
Snags House
Senlin
George 4
Smathers
D-Fla
Bellevue
Tex
Alble
Fort
Wichita Falls
Fort Worth
Senate
Rep
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
Hospital Notes Admits List From San Jacinto Medical
Pamela Curley and Raymond Vargas join the hospital roster with rooms 211 and 104 at Center and Pine. Calvin Ray Brown from Baytown rooms 142 and Miss Ann Wismer 1603 Oak Shadows Room 220. Mrs Gladys Davis 1201 Olive Room 205 Mrs Bennie Pira Highlands Room 322 Eli Sprayberry La Porte Room 102 Reed Oliver Baytown Room 100 admitted to San Jacinto Methodist district.
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Pamela Curley
J. B. Curley
Center
Raymond Vargas
A. Vargas
Pine
Calvin Ray Brown
Elizabeth Brown
Baytown
Ann Wismer
Oak Shadows
Gladys Davis
Olive
Bennie Pira
Highlands
Eli Sprayberry
la Porte
Reed Oliver
Baytown council weighs central business district plan
The Baytown council discussed improving the central business district with focus on parking meters signs and Commerce Street. Estimates ranged near a million dollars per council member Ash and Huron debated costs while Echols noted interest in sidewalk and street upgrades. A Tuesday meeting drew many local groups and several council members. New arrivals include births in Seabrook and Gulf Coast facilities. A Dallas youth drowned at Stewart Beach during a Times Herald carrier trip.
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A. M
Andy) Braswell
Opelousas
Crayey
Jack Huron
Ash
Commerce Street
Huron
Baytown
John €. Echols
Citizens National Bank and Trust Co
Retail Merchants Committee
Texas Avenue
Galveston
Luther Roberts
Dallas
Stewart Beach
Dallas Times Herald
Young Roberts
Board pushes August vote on separating Lee College
Board members discuss separation plans at a July meeting and plan to study all details in August. Opryshek and Hill push for separation while Beavers and Parkinson show mixed stances. Shirey was absent, and the group debates petitioning and timing for an August 7 election on separating the college from the public school system.
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Lastudy
Opryshek
Hill
Paul Parkinson
Parkinson
Beavers
Mitchell
Anord
Goryshek
Ben Shirey
Shirey
Board of Regents
Horeezy
Lee College
Wree
Baytown
Texas
Spring Branch
Pasadena
OptyShek
San Jacinto College
iLee College
Alford
Alvin Miles
San Jacinto
Bayport program to be heard by Baytown Kiwanis Club
Dan B. Stauffer of Houston WHE will speak at noon Thursday at the Tower to Baytown Kiwanis Club on Bayport development. He is an engineer in charge of Bayport property development and a Princeton graduate active in church civic and Boy Scout work. Paul Storck will introduce him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan B. Stauffer
Houston
Bayport
Baytown
Four Krizak Children Seek Lost Kitten Fluffy
Four Krizak children of Mr and Mrs Eugene Krizak search for their small black kitten named Fluffy. The wandering pet left their home at 2114 Wyoming in the southwest addition near Spur 20. Call 583 if found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Krizak
Fluffy
Wyoming
Spur 20
Alibates Quarries National Monument Hearing Planned
A Senate Interior subcommittee will begin hearings July 26 on Sen. Ralph Yarborough’s bill to create the Alibates Quarries National Monument. The site lies 35 miles northeast of Amarillo, Texas, where Indians mined stone for prehistoric weapons.
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Alibates Monument
Washington
Senate Interior Subcommittee
Ralph Yarborough
D-Tex
Alibates Quarries National Monument
Amarillo
Tex
Canadian Prime Minister presses cabinet to avert postal strike
Prime Minister Lester Pearson leads a cabinet meeting today to head off a postal strike set for Thursday. A commemorative stamp is planned for Adias EB Stevenson. Also reported: a two boys incident and a deadly murder charge in Santo Domingo rebel zone with mortar shell fire wounding two.
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Lester
Pearson
Canada
Adias EB
Stevenson
Dennmi- Dillon
Tepelitea
Junta
Santo Domingo
Bombers Hit Jungle Area Near Saigon in New Raid
Guam-based B52 bombers attacked Viet Cong installations in a jungle area about 30 miles northwest of Saigon, in Binh Duong Province. The raid, the fifth by B52s in Vietnam, was at the government’s request to disrupt Viet Cong activity. Casualty figures cited include 2405 American killed, 100 wounded, seven missing or captured, with South Vietnamese and Viet Cong losses also reported.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Strategic Air Command
Binh Duong
Bau Bang
United States
North Viet Nam
New Brownsville Diocese Formed and Bishops Moved
Washington AP reports the Catholic Church creates the Diocese of Brownsville Texas detaching Starr Hidalgo Willacy and Cameron counties from Corpus Christi. Bishop Adolph Marks transfers from Corpus Christi as first Brownsville bishop. Bishop Thomas J. Drury of San Angelo named to Corpus Christi see.
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Washington
Brownsville
Tex
Adolph Marks
Uxiliary
Corpus Christi
Paul VI
Thomas J. Drury
San Angelo
Mariano S. Garriga
St. Mary’s University
la Porte
Texas
Catholic University of America
Diocese of
Citrus
Drury
County Sligo
Ireland
St.Benedict's
Atchison
Kan
Kenrick Seminary
St. Louis
Amarillo
U.S. Air Force
Corpsmen In Fight To Be Arraigned In San Antonio
Enrollees from Gary Job Corps Center at San Marcos await arraignment on charges in the shooting of two Lackland Air Force Base air men. Five youths, ages 17 to 19, including James Neely and Claudell Hughes, face multiple counts with bonds set. Pettengill and Marsello are hospitalized, Pettengill in serious condition, after a downtown San Antonio shooting sparked by a request for a dime.
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Gary Job Corps Center
San. Marcos
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
James Neely
Claudell Hughes
Justice of the Peace
A. A. Semaan
Jerry Hester
William Cross
David Barton
Robin Pettengill
San Bernardino
Calif
Frank Marsello Jr
Elizabeth
Brooke Army Medical Center
Pettengill
Marsello
Pettengil
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Tom Tryon
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Ema Fisher
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Thomas L. Rinan
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Charles Leslie Sale
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John F. Wilds
John A
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Pershing
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Baker We Prarie
ES Harlow
Cartoon
Kiwanis Club
Krizak Kitty
el Toro
Moreno
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Kayser
Playtex
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Dacron
Wood
Norman Davidson
Stag
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