Hospital Notes and New Arrivals at Gulf Coast
Admitted patients include Alva Jewel Richardson Levina Latrippe Durward Meadows Stuart Welker Ethel Lemley and the McBride family. New arrivals: Mr and Mrs Jesse La Chapelle Crosby welcome a son born June 21 and Mr and Mrs James Pate r e sterson Highlands welcome a daughter born June 21 at Gulf Coast. Attend Church Sunday.
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W. Gulf
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Wright
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Daley
Stuart B. Welker
Mont Belvieu
Ethel Lucille Lemley
Dayton
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B. E. McBride
Jesse D. la Chapelle
Crosby
Gulf Coast
James D. Pateterson
Highlands
Interfaith Task Force Wins Council Backing in Baytown
Sigurè Osterhus, chair of the Baytown Interfaith Task Force, urged the city council for approval of housing goals for low income groups. The council passed a supporting resolution. The group seeks federal aid via a workable HUD program, with alternatives like rent supplements or leasing houses to the Baytown Housing Authority.
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Baytown
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Housing and Urban Development Department
Baytour
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Interfaith Tas Force
Baytoun
Funeral Rites for William Travis Welsh Held in Baytown
Funeral services for William Travis Welsh 63 were held at 1 p.m. Saturday at the Missouri Street Church of Christ. Welsh, a Baytown resident four years and retired night superintendent of Humble Oil Baytown Refinery, died Friday in a Baytown hospital. Survivors include a daughter, two brothers, a sister, and two grandchildren. Burial was in Hill of Rest Cemetery with Earthman Funeral Home directing. pallbearers named.
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Church of Christ
William Travis Welsh
Baytown
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Welsh
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Robert H. Allston
Houston
Aubrey ‘Welsh
Homestead
Fla
Tinsley Welsh
Ace
Doctor Questions Path to Heaven in Lebanon Class
A local physician who teaches a Sunday School class asked a youngster what must be done to enter Heaven. The child replied Die. The doctor agreed but pressed what should be done before dying. The child quipped that getting sick and calling the doctor would be needed.
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Lebanon
Carver School Remodeling Under Way in Anahuac
Anahuac School District contracts Watson Construction Co. to remodel and air condition George W. Carver School buildings. The $107,265 project includes roof repairs, repainting, new flooring, and a new eight foot fence, with completion by Sept. 1 before the campus becomes an integrated junior high. voters recently rejected a $1 million bond proposal for a new complex, prompting renovation of Tarver School into an integrated junior high.
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Isp
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Watson Constriction Co
Aranade
Henry Wheeler
Carver
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Tarver School
Openings in Driver Education Classes at Robert E. Lee High
Summer school offers four Driving Behind The Wheel courses at Robert E. Lee High School with a 320 tuition. Classes run daily 12 25 to 1 25 pm. Juniors and seniors will have pictures by July 15. freshmen and sophomores July 16 to Sept 1. Chadwick Studios to arrange, photos free except 4 cent ID card fee.
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Robert E. Lee High School
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Robert E. Lee
Chadwick Studios
Ilony Armstrong
Abernathy links violence to paid infiltrators in Yolanda speech
In a continuation from page one, the speaker said some violence was caused by paid infiltrators and deplored both the violence and an America that ignores the cries of the poor. He challenged President Johnson and questioned why Senator Eastland receives $13,000 a month not to grow food while a starving Mississippi child gets $3. The figure, cited from Soul Force, references 1867 welfare payments per a Congressional Record entry.
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Johnson
Abernathy
James O. Eastland
Mississippi
Eastland
SCLC
Soul Force
United Nations Translates Word for World Reach
About 500 people at the United Nations are engaged in translating written and spoken words into other languages to facilitate global diplomacy and communication across diverse linguistic communities.
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The
United Nations
Saigon area counters Viet Cong push with paratroopers
U S forces moved 3 000 infantry to Saigon outskirts and paratroopers of the 1st Airborne Division killed 35 enemy soldiers in a daylong fight northwest of Saigon. One American was killed and 36 wounded as artillery, air strikes and helicopters aided the attack. Government sources warn of a third offensive planned for July as talks in Paris begin. The Viet Cong reportedly increases divisions around Saigon from three to five.
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U.S
U.S. Mist Airborne Division
Saigon
Cambodia
Hau Nghia
Paris
US population hits 200 million on Nov 20 1967
A Census Bureau update notes the United States reached a population of 200 million on November 20 1967 marking a milestone in demographic growth. The announcement records the date and the national total, reflecting mid decade changes.
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United States
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