Texas Fishing Report and Coastal Tournament News
The Texas fishing scene features the southern sea coastal event with prize differences, a high winds affected Jamboree at Rotary Point, and bow hunting mixed with bow fishing. E A Walker will attend the National Dove Conference in Washington to discuss dove populations and season dates.
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Ay Associated Press
Rotary Point
Lake
Texarkana
E. A. Walker
Texas Game and Fish Commission
Washington
Strike Continues as Talks Reach Cooling-Off Window
A Friday report notes a temporary hold on the strike if it becomes permanent for a 60-day cooling-off period. Machinists began striking April 2 over job security demands, while nationwide Ford stoppages threaten more plant shutdowns as talks with the UAW proceed.
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Fedia
Channelview youth center plan for 325 Carlang site
Dee Yowell owner says Junior Deputy Building at 325 Carlang will become a community youth center. About 25 Channelview residents attended to discuss plans and possible additions such as a snack bar and swimming pool. A youth program was outlined with Bill Hale of Northshore YMCA present for input. Groups including the American Legion, Boy Scouts, 4H Club and Pilot Club attended. a youth dance with the Velvets is set for Saturday night under Paul Hale and Yowell’s coordination.
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Channelview
Carlang
Dee Yowell
Yowell
Harris County Sheriff's Department
Bill Hale
Northshore Ymca
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Boy Scout
Old River Terrace Garden Club
4H ‘Club
Pilot Club
The
Velvets
Paul Hale
Carroll Pitches Pirates By Reds
In the Little League major game Channelview Pirates edged the Redbirds 1-0. Jimbo Callas lined a last inning single to score Doyle Me Elvania from second. Tommy Carroll earned the win with five strikeouts. Minor league DiFlers defeated the Braves 24-0. A rainout game between Tidelands Hospital nurses and Little League Mothers was rescheduled for 4:30 p.m. Wednesday.
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Channelview
Pirates
Redbirds
Jimbo Callas
Pirate
Doyle
Elvania
Tommy Carroll
Dale Bohannor
Dif ‘Lers
Braves
Tidelands Hospital
Little League
Government Troops Launch North Vietnam Operation
Officers report a Friday launch into Communist held territory about 35 miles north of the capital. Military sources say the operation continues with no confirmed American casualties. one helicopter was destroyed after forced landing. Early reports claim three guerrillas, two jeeps, and a truck captured, plus a supply depot. A communique says Communist ground fire downed a government plane over Quang Nam province. the pilot was killed.
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Quang Nam Province
Saigon
Braves Post 116 Run Past Tigers in Pony League
Callas relieved in the third and earned the win for the Braves as Dallas fanned 12 in a 116 run victory over the Tigers. Jackie Stephenson gave up six runs in two innings, while Hobby Jenking allowed all 12 Braves runs on five hits as the losing pitcher.
America's Chance Good Against European Market
United States may hold its own against Europe in world trade as Chase National Bank economists note higher U.S. productivity and faster wage growth offset by European wage levels. They say unit labor costs and output per hour determine competitiveness, with U.S. gains since 1953-58 balancing wage differentials.
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Sam Dawson
Pean
Mapr
Iket
Unit New York
United
Europe
U.S
Bank Econ
Chase National Bank
New York
Americans
United States
Ncoa
Japan
Troika Bells Ringing In Russia Over Laos Pact
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan describes the Laos pac, noting the three way Laotian arrangement backed by Khrushchev aims to pacify Indochina. The triad places Gen. Phoumi Nosavan, Prince Souvanna Phouma, and Prince Souphanouveng in power, while U.S. advisers exit and Pathet Lao gains leverage with Viet Nam and China support.
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Troika
Russia
Laos
William L. Ryan
Kremlin
Khrushchev
United Nations
U.N
Indochina
United States
Red Bloc
Southeast Asia
K Khrushchev
Vien Hane
Asia
Phoumi Nosavan
Souvanna Phouma
Souphanouveng
U.S
Vientiane
Pathet Lao
Viet Nam
China
Canada election campaign focuses on economic issues
Late Canada election coverage indicates a tight race between Conservatives and Liberals with the outcome likely decided by economic issues. In the U S Senate race Republicans in Massachusetts face a decision on backing a challenger to the Democratic nominee, seen by many as another Kennedy campaign dynamic.
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Canada
Massachusetts
U. S
Donations Boost Sterling Library Treasury
Recent donations to the Sterling Municipal Library include 20 dollars from the Keyettes of Robert E. Lee High School, 376.50 from Beta Sigma Phi, 5 dollars from Xi Gamma Chi BSP in memory of Mrs A D Williams, 5 dollars from Mr and Mrs J R Machel in memory of Mrs J W Nelson, and 177.80 from the Tri Cities Symphony Society. The latter group is defined, but former members submitted the balance of the treasury to the library. Hank Blasick, city librarian, explained.
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Sterling Municipal Library
Keyettes
Robert E. Lee High School
Beta Sigma Phi
Xi Gamma Chi
BSP
A. D. Williams
J. R. Machel
Seabrook
J. W.nelson
Tri- Cities
Hank Blasick
Pershing Missile Unit To Be Formed By Army
The Army will form its first Pershing battlefield missile unit by month’s end. The 2nd Missile Battalion of the 44th Artillery, with 615 personnel, will be organized at Fort Sill Oklahoma. Some crew have trained at Orlando Florida and Fort Sill. The Pershing is a solid fuel, quick firing missile intended to replace the Redstone.
Ralston Yates Divorce Off After Reconciliation
In Santa Monica California Vera Ralston and Herbert J Yates who had been estranged since May 1 reconciled in Superior Court after arguments over 35500 monthly temporary alimony during their divorce trial. They emerged from a conference and talked of possibly a second honeymoon in Italy.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Vera Ralston
Herbert J. Yates
Superior Court
Miss Ralston
Rce Pictures
Youngs welcome son Wayne Thomas in San Jacinto
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Young of Punta Arenas Chile announce the birth of a son Wayne Thomas on June 13 at San Jacinto Hospital. He weighs 7 pounds 8 ounces. Grandparents Mrs. Bonnie Hazel Martin of Baytown and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Young of Mart. Wayne has a sister Candice Lynn aged one. The family resides with Mrs. Martin until returning to Punta Arenas.
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W. T. Young
Punta Arenas
Chile
South America
Wayne Thomas
Jime
San Jacinto Hospital
Bonnie Hazel Martin
Baytown
W. A. Young
Mart
Candice Lynn
Channelview Hospital Beat Admittances and Dismissals
Channelview Hospital records list admittees including Velma Munson Baytown Guy Valentine Hitt Houston Albert Weihrich Channelview Sandra Weihrich Channelview and others plus a large dismissal roster with names such as Edward Mayo Peggy Carley Betty Cleverman Henry Chrisholm Dorothy Pearce and Clyde Meriwether Houston records show extensive patient movements across Channelview Baytown and Houston.
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Tidelands Hospital
Velma Munson
Baytown
Guy Valentine Hitt
Houston
Albert Weihrich
Channelview
Sandra Weihrich
Chris Miles
Fern Parker
Mary Frances Wells
Mitchell Zarsky
Leonard Vaughn
Zona Josey
Louise Davis
Ara Moser
Betty O. Gilleland
Arvine Beck
Mark King
Allen Davis
Gloria M. Byrd
Ricky 3
McFarland
McNair
Martha Jean Quick
Edward Mayo
Peggy Carley
Betty Cleverman
Henry Chrisholm
Dorothy Q. Pearce
Juanita
Brantley
Etheleen Furteney
Clyde E. Meriwether
Earl Jones
Billie Jo Gates
La Porte Delays HLPCO Power Rate Increase
La Porte City Commission postponed action on Houston Lighting and Power Co. rate hike citing a poor process despite recognizing the need. The panel planned to draft a finance rate to better control future increases while the next meter reading would reflect the proposed rise.
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la Porte City
Houston Lighting and Power Co
James W. Martin
la Porte
HLPCO
Harold P. Pffeiffer
Library Convention Draws Librarians from Sterling
HANK BLASICK, librarian of Sterling Municipal Library, will attend the American Library Association conference Sunday through Saturday in June. He will interview prospective assistant librarians and discuss qualifications. DONALD P. BANNING, Fort Myer, Va., on emergency leave, is reported as a candidate with at least three years of library experience and a library degree. He will report back to Fort Myer soon, assigned to the Pentagon motor pool.
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Hank Blasick
Sterling Municipal Library
American Library Association
Mii
Fie
PFC
Donald Phillip Banning
Fort Myer
P. G. Banning
Donald Wills
Pentagon
Miss Houston pageant crowns Elsie WH moth at 2000 crowd
An audience of about 2000 saw Miss Elsie WH moth, 19, crowned Miss Houston in the largest Houston pageant to date, winning $102. The article also notes local real estate and crime items, plus community updates.
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Elsie Whmoth
Houston
Hospital Beat Admits and Births at Gulf Coast and San Jacinto
Hospital notes list new admissions at Gulf Coast and San Jacinto including Dwight Lymm Joseph Andrew Gigout Corot Ecles and others with room numbers. New arrivals record three newborns on Friday and Saturday for J P Taylor Sr E M McElwee and Vernon Herbert families.
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Gulf Coast
Dwight Lymm
Joseph Andrew Gigout
Mont Belvieu
Room
Corot Ecles
Crosby
Michae D. Compton
Long Drive
Worace Fulkerson
Ridgeway
Myrtee Bozarth
Burnet
Raymond Causey
Highlands
Thomas Shugart
Beaunou
J. P. Taylor Sr
Madison
Gulf Coast Hospital
E. M. Mc
Buses pay scale and veteran staff noted in district report
The article outlines bus crew roles with drivers paid 108.17 monthly for most routes and women at 150 for taking three runs daily, plus 50 extra for maintenance. It notes general safety with one past major accident in nine years and lists Scott, Ben Farrell, J H Gillum, and Mrs May Hicks as long tenured transportation staff.
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Scott
Transportation Department
Ben Farrell
J. H. Gillum
May ‘E. Hicks
House Fire Damages J D Baker House in McNair
A fire at the J D Baker residence in McNair at 3 55 am Saturday heavily damaged the structure. The McNair Volunteer Fire Department and Highlands Fire Department responded and brought the blaze under control.
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J. D. Baker
McNair
Highlands Fire Department
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