Mississippi Runoff Sees White Candidate Favored for Seat
In a Mississippi congressional runoff, a White candidate named Charles is favored to defeat a Black opponent, while national politics show Senate open housing and civil rights measures moving toward Johnson and Rusk faces testimony. U.S. warplanes conduct multiple missions against targets in Southeast Asia as unrest and censorship ripple through Poland, and New Hampshire voters weigh Nixon and McCarthy in national campaign dynamics.
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Charles” Tl, Griffin
Cearies Evers
Mississippi
House
Senate
Thief Breaks Window In Rain To Loot Gems
In a rainy Dallas heist, 31 thieves pried a display window at Ling Bros. Jewelers, carving out putty and a 20 inch triangle of glass to steal four platinum diamond rings a platinum diamond necklace, three pin studs and a diamond bracelet worth 73765. The security system alerted guards who found the vaults untouched. officers learned of the crime after guard cars reached the scene during rush hour.
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Dallas
J. R. Hein
Ling Bros. Jewelers
Hospital to Expand Emergency Facilities and services
The hospital plans include spacious waiting rooms for relatives of ER patients, a new ground level covered ambulance entrance, sleeping quarters for on call physicians, and expanded physical therapy, X ray and pharmacy facilities. Architect James A Davis of Baytown prepared the plans which were sent for approvals under the Mill-Burton program to the State Board of Health and the HEW.
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James A Davis
Baytown
State Board of Health
Federal Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Secretaries Meeting on Trust Department Talk
SAN JACINTO Chapter invites area secretaries to hear Judson Trout speak What a Trust Department Can Do For You at 7 p m Tuesday in Citizens National Bank conference room He will answer questions on trust series and conduct a bank tour afterwards.
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San Jacinto
National Secretaries Association
Trust Department
Judson Trout
Citizens National Bank
Young to Speak at Interdenominational Fellowship
Carl Young Jr. will address the Houston Interdenominational Preyer Fellowship at 11 am on Wednesday. The event is at Weldon’s Cafeteria located at 2916 Main.
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Carl Young JR
Houston Interdenorstinational Preyer
Weldon’s
Main
March nursing class at LC due for applications
Lee College School Of Vocational Nursing invites applications for the March class through Friday March 15. Classes start March 23 after admissions tests March 12 19. Contact the technical vocational office at 427 5611. The 52 week program includes 20 weeks pre clinical instruction and 30 weeks clinical training in Baytown hospitals.
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Lee College School of Vocational Nursing
Baytown
LVN
United States
Tannich Is New Humble Annuitant in Baytown
Joseph Thomas Tannich, a former Refinery Pipe Department and Distillation employee who retired Feb 1, enjoys an unusual hobby of tree grafting begun during World War II. Born in Weimar, he plans visits there and vacations in New Mexico with wife Mary. the Tannics attend St. Joseph’s Catholic Church.
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Joseph
Thomas Tannich
Tannich
Baytown
Weimar
Mary
New Mexico
Tannics
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Hospital Notes Admits Several at Gulf Coast
Richard Carmody son of Mr and Mrs A C Carmody 108 Grantham Room 123 Walter C Turner 3 Daniel 1 Room by Walter Teague 306 Sear Jet Room 124 Rickie Wayne Smith son of Mr and Mrs Rufus W Smith 514 Gresham Room 122 Mrs Lacy Prichard 70LI Famela Room 102 Frankie and Jeff Sullivan sons of Mr and Mrs Wayne R Sullivan Baytown Room 211.
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Richard Carmody
A. C. Carmody
Grantham
Walter C. Turner
Daniel
Walter
Teague
Sear Jet
Rickie Wayne Smith
Rufus W. Smith
Gresham
Lacy Prichard
Famela
Frankie and
Jeff Sullivan
Wayne R. Sullivan
Baytown
Retired Humble Works Veteran Plans Quiet Hunts and Fishing
M. H. Adams, after 35 years with Humble Oil and Refining Co in Baytown, retired as an annuitant on Feb 1. He moved to Highlands in 1925, joined the refinery maintenance crew in 1937, then Boilermaker Dept six months later. Adams and his wife Anna Lee attend First Baptist Church in Highlands.
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M. H. Adams
Humble Oi and Refining Co
Baytown
Centerville
Highlands
San Jacinto
Adams
Humble
Scilermaker Department
Anna, Lee
First Baptist Church
Principals debate group rankings for staff
Trustees consider three tier ratings for teachers with a superior middle and marginal category. Some favored group rankings to open up positions while Alford opposed, arguing for individual assessments. The board approved group rankings by consensus, with Alford dissenting.
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Nettles
Agtchell
Wahrmund
Alford
Parkinson
Peterson
Natchell
Alfords
Mitchell
District desegregation plan moves into next phase
Carvernow for three years under the school plan has desegregated enrollment. Negro students mix across district in formerly white and Negro schools, with no white students in former Negro schools while faculties are desegregated. Carver Junior School staff reassigned. vacant space may host an audio visual center and some special education classes next fall. Trustees vote yes.
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Carver
Harlem
Gentry
Troy Peterson
Grentry
Bob Wahrmund
Seth Mitchell
Texas Voters to Decide on Liquor Laws and Dairy Polls
The article outlines upcoming votes on a state liquor law via a local option allowing pari mutuel horse racing and a Texas Dairy Commission to regulate milk pricing. It notes petitions by 133,600 dairy supporters, Gov. Connally's weather-cancelled Corpus Christi luncheon, and Republican and Democratic party plans including convention sites and remarks by Sen. Tower on Nixon and Rockefeller prospects.
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Texas Horse Racing Board
Texas
Texas Dairy Commission
Dairy Commission
John Connally
Corpus Christi
Austin
Connally
Republican State Executive Committee
Dallas
Corpus Christies
Fort Worth
John Tower
Tower
Richard Nixon
Rockefeller
Trustees weigh air conditioning bids in LaMarque schools
Davis described high per ton costs for new AC in LaMarque districts and said the Travis Elementary bid by Young Plumbing Co. at 988,865 should be reconsidered after a full program review. Board urged study of alternatives including budget adjustments, redesign, or independent contracting before awarding any bids.
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Davis
LaMarque
Travis
Young Plumbing Co
Seth Mitchell
Horace Mann- Anson Jones
Carver
Lamar
Alamo
Mitchell
Merit Award for Williams Morris at Detroit Conference
Williams Morris of Spring One Hour Cleaners 7414 Bayway Drive received a merit award at the National Institute of Dry Cleaning convention in Detroit, recognizing outstanding professional achievement.
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Williams
Morris
Spring
Bayway Drive
National Institute of Drycleaning
Detroit
Valley Players Present Never Too Late at Fair Grounds
Production VALLEY PLAYERS of Liberty will present Never Too Late at 8 p.m. each night Wednesday through Saturday at the Valley Players Theater at the Fair Grounds in Liberty.
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Valley Players of Liberty
Valley Players Theater
Fair Grounds
Liberty
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