Hospital Notes Admitted List at Gulf Coast
A long hospital admissions list for Gulf Coast includes numerous patients and family names with rooms and locations. Notable entries include Mrs Sally Johnson AG Ho gaan in Room 124, Vicky Miller Wharton Room 12, Susie Githens Bayou Room 219, Barbara Jones La Porte Room 130, Kimberly Jackson Houston Room 127, and Wendy Liles Lafayette Room 0. Also listed are births: Mr and Mrs Henry Bassingham Crosby son June 17, Gulf Coast. Mr and Mrs Grant S Grif ch Crosby son June 17, Gulf Coast. Mr and Mrs Charles Henry Barham 3934 Raccoon son June 18, Gulf Coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. R. Miller
Wharton
Nana Dikeman
Redell
Teri ‘Ann Case
Houston
Susie Githens
Bay‘ou
Wiliam Louis Jackson
H ' Kimberly Jo Jackson
Wiliam Jackson
Verna Wooley
E. I
Cleveland
Barry Jones Hawkins
Jack Hawkins
la Porte
Wendy Liles
Charles E. Liles
Lafayette
Barabara Lynn Jones
Ray K Jones
Paulene Brock
E. Farle
Trebin Evans
Katherine
Florence Davis
Hardin
Henry Bassingame
Pearce
Gulf Coast
Grant S. Grifch
Crosby
Charles Henry Barham
Raccoon
Driver License Changes Noted By DPS Chief
AUSTIN Col Homer Garrison, head of the Texas Department of Public Safety, said 4-year-olds and older who complete driver education and pass the DPS exam before Aug 28 will receive licenses valid until the regular expiration date. The changes, to take effect after Aug 28, include provisional status for under 21 licenses and later shifts to birthdate expirations and color photos, not before Jan 1, 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Homer Garrison
Texas ‘Department of Public Safety
Garrison
Vetoed 1969 Texas bills cut school and education costs
Gov Connally vetoed twelve bills costing an estimated 12.8 million in fiscal 1969. Notable items include SB 106 new special service teacher unit formula, SB 314 more exceptional children supervisors, SB 394 preschool mentally retarded project, and SB 71 a minimum public school sick leave program. Other vetoes affected county boards of equalization, shorthand licensing, museum custody, a 10 month school pilot, language handicapped education, and maternity home care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connally
Washington -On-The Brazos State Park
Parks and Wildlife Department
Blinn College
Legion Post Here Names Officers In Baytown
James W. Girardeau re elected Commander of American Legion Post No 323. Other officers include Durward Bailey Edwin Fort Arthur Anders James W Pritchess Bob Chase Z V Warren Jr Grover Edge Thurman Ickes and Robert L Gillette. Girardeau noted five Baytown boys attended Boys State in Austin and praised James Pritchett. He commended Bob Gillette for presenting the School Medal Awards for 20th straight year and called Veterans Day Poppy Sale the year’s highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Girardeau
Baytown
American Legion
Durward Bailey
Edwin Fort
Arthur Anders
James W. Pritchess
Bob Chase
Z.V. Warren Jr
Grover Edge
Thurman Ickes
Robert L. Gillette
Girardeau
Solons On Forum Continues With Legislature Focus
State lawmakers gather for a forum on bills and forums with Dr. James P. Forsmen moderating. Questions from the floor include pollution retirement benefits and horse race betting referendum. Organizers and hostesses from the legislature study committee coordinate arrangements and publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James P. Forsmen
Esso Research and Engineering Co
E.C. Winegartner
W. G. DePierrin
John R. Griffin
David Walker
Legislature Study Committee
Winegartmer
Richard Haynes
Robert Buntin
Earl W.morlan Jr
Grady Harris
A. Poe
Skipwith Smith Jr
E. J. Fisher
M.D. Haley
David Allan
Sherwoodk Carpenter
Robert J. Byers
Rice graduates and promotions highlighted in Texas notices
Rice University grads include Raymond Smith Beverly Cook Mary Bowen and others earning BS BA or MA degrees in chemical engineering German biology and geology at Rice University. University of Texas awards masters degrees to Mary Burnside Sue Isenhower Brown plus Berniard Im earns musical engineering degree. David McKeshan promoted to second lieutenant in Texas National Guard per state adjutant general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rice
Raymond Smith
Rob Jeegons
Road
Beverly Cook
Mary
Bowen
Mary Re
Rice University
MccKeehan
David McKeshan
Homan
Texas National Guard
Thomas S. Bishop
Berniard
Alabama
University of Texas
Joban Schelze
Mir
Nolan H. Schulze
Wiliams
Andrea E. Alleman
EA. Alleman
Scen
Funeral Services for Morris Raney at Farthman Chapel
Funeral services were held at 2 pm Monday at Farthman Chapel for Morris Raney of 220 Chandler, 56, who died Saturday. Officiants were Rev. Bil Hardage and Rev. E R Burns. Graveside rites by Baytown Lodge No. 1192 AF AM. interment Memory Gardens. Survivors include wife Evelyn and son Jerry L Raney of Baytown, daughter-in-law Barbara Raney, mother Fannie Raney of Houston, sisters Doris Herring and Banks H Hofmann, brother Frank Raney, parents-in-law Charles E Beker of Lofkin, three grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farthman Chapel
Morris Burnel
Raney
Chandler
Bil Hardage
E R. Burns
Baytown Lodge No. 1192
AF & AM
Memory Gardens
Barthman Funeral Homeman Funeral Home
Evelyn Raney
Jerry L. Raney
Lofkin
Cwere
New Carlos S$. Worley
Herriman ‘Collins
Wworman D'Olive
Rex Curtin
A. R. Slaughter
Suez Canal Closure Boon To Cape Town
Cape Town welcomes ships diverted from Suez as canal closure boosts harbor activity. CAP Port reports 21 ships waited to refuel en route from Asia and East Africa to Europe in a record busy day, with agents noting over 109 vessels redirected around southern Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape -Town
South Africa
Suez Canal
Cape Town
Asia
Europe
A. C. Matson
Suez
Africa
Connally proposal seeks broader police powers and confession rules
The plan would let officers arrest without warrants anyone in suspicious places likely to have committed or about to commit a crime. It restores pre 1985 rules on confessions including oral confessions if they yield material evidence. Other changes require witnesses to provide names and addresses, allow jailings for witness coercion, mandate magistrate arraignments with delay, raise parole threshold from one quarter to one third of sentence, and permit arrests with warrants without copies in possession.
Car Taken From 1302 E Fayle Reported
John G King of 1312 Cypress reported Sunday that his locked car parked at 1302 E Fayle was stolen around 9:30 a.m. He said the keys were not in the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John “G. King
Cypress
E. Fayle
Hey
Noon Stock Quotes From Citizens National Bank List
The record lists closing figures for major stocks including Allis-Chalmers Anaconda Gulf Oil Gulf States Halliburton McDonnell-Douglas Magnavox Marathon Oil National Dist New York Central Occidental Penn Raytheon Shell Schlumberger Sunray Tex Gulf Surf Tidewater Union Carbide United Air Lines U S Steel Westinghouse Dow Jones average. Indicates percent changes and price levels for the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allis-Chalmers
Arlan‘s Dept Store
Anaconda
McDonnell-Douglas - Magnavox
Marathon Oil
Mmobile
Socony Monsanto
Nat Dain Nat Dist
New York Central
Penn RR
Pepsi, Cola Phillips
Raytheon
Schlumberger Stauffer Chem
Texas Gulf Sur
Tidewater
Union Carbide
Union
Cal
United Air Lines
Upjohn Drug
U. S. Steel
Westinghouse
Dow Jones Industrial
Service Station Burglary Victim Details
Police investigate a weekend burglary at Fuller Enco and The Service 933 South Main where $251.46 was stolen from the cash register. Patrolman Reeves notes entry via an exhaust fan aided by tires outside. The incident occurred between 9 p.m. Saturday and 21 20 p.m. Sunday. Flag Day is a legal holiday in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuller Enco
South Main
M. Pat Fuller
M. T. Reeves
Fuller
AMA Trustees Back Abortion Policy Change
The American Medical Association trustees urged adopting an official policy to liberalize abortion laws. The recommendation came at the AMA annual convention's opening session based on a report from the Committee on Human Reproduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City. NL
The
American Medical Association
AMA
Organization
Committee On Human Reproduction
Johnson urges steps to prevent renewed Middle East conflict
In a State Department address prepared for 803 U.S. educators, President Johnson warned that withdrawing Israeli forces would not restore peace and pressed for recognition of national life progress, refugee aid, freedom of maritime passage, arms race limits, and political independence for Middle East states. The speech notes the June 5 start of the war and Israel's advances into Egypt, Jordan, and Syria over the prior week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Israel
Egypt
Jordan
Syria
Middle East
U.S
State Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sally. Johnson
AG. Hogaan
Thomas H. Guy
Cedar Bayou
Vicky Lee Miller
Frank J. Spuhler
Mapleton
Rosemary Rensom
Crossley
Billy
Jean Lambright
Highlands
Mirs
Jo Ann Gil
Mockingbird
San Jacinto Meth
Mary Sloan
Wisconsin
Janice Williams
Interlachin
Juanita Cash
Lorraine
John Bridges
Edgewood
Sally Ann Kalbitz
Park
Lottie Mae Stewart
Grace Williams
Morrell
Clyde Ribodeaux
Louise Thomas
Galena’ Park
Lula
Nimmons
Patricia Menard
Robert Matherine
Goose Creek
Lela Dickson
Oak
George Glenn
W. Duck
Gerald Nasser
la Marque
Fred Ruff
Icu
Decker Drive
Technicolor
Sponsored BY
Baytown Service League
Joseph Et
Revine
Kennedy
DPS
Brunson
Pamsasn
Tecan Oriel
Ji Fes
Legion Post
Brunson Inow
Solons
Joe Allen
Chet Brooks
Lindon Williams
Glenn Vickery
Se Ae
Curtis Graves
Rep
Rex Braun
Mary Burnside
Anahuac
Sue Sane Isenhower Brown
Univ of Texas
Richard Anderson
Robert J. Daigle
U.S. Air Force
Lackland Afb
Anderson
Robert E. Lee High School
U.s.army, Navy
Lockheed-California
Citizens National Bank
Goodbody Co
Pennsylvania
AMA Trustees Back Abortion
Continued Brom
Thad Felton
N. Alexander
Jeffie Halsted
West Gulf
Ennig
Treasure Isle
Bologna
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