Hospital Notes Admits List From Gulf Coast and San Jacinto Methodist
Admitted patients include Ann Montgomery and Mrs J M Montgomery at Gulf Coast with rooms noted. Also listed are Gilbert Ott, Mrs Richard L Hodge, Hilly Douglas, Mrs C R Kressley, JO Johnson, Mrs Vernon Plooge, James Ray Bishay, David Leon Burns, Mrs Rober Oak, Loyd Lawson, Dora Walters, Mrs Roland Junnyalt, Mrs Boyd Denni, Mrs J E Naismith, Mrs George Sehagen, Travis Evans, Deborah Way Morse, Cecil Molfpantz, Shirley McClellin, Fred Sims, Mrs W L Alley, Carl Grote, Wayne Knox, Bernant Wall, Albert Romberg, John Towe, Oscar McCullaugh, and newborns and births at San Jacinto Methodist listed for several families including Mr and Mrs G W Meyer, Mr and Mrs Russell Salis, with births recorded on Sunday and Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyd Lawson
Seabrook
Dora Walters
Elginia
Roland Junnyalt
Boyd Denni
Merket Loop
J.E. Naisrmith
T Richardson
Steinmn
Shirley McClellin
la Porte
Fred Sims
Mrs. W. 15
Alley
Travis
Carl Grote
Wayne Knox
Belvedere
Bernant Wall
Optic
Albert
Romberg
Town
John ‘T
Jail Architect Fee Release Shocks Harris County Court
An architect's fee of 9617.58 for jail work was ordered paid to Louis Slaughter Jr. by Harris County commissioners despite no signed architectural contract. Thomas W. Watestine of Houston claimed an agreement with engineer Francis J. Niven and subcontractor Matt E. Howard. Notestine said the letter should have gone to the engineer, not the court, calling the situation erroneous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris County
Commissioners Court
Thomas W. Watestine
Houston
Louis Slaughter Jr
Slaughter
Asll
Notestine
Francis J. Niven
Matt E. Howard
Niven
Howard
Longest U S Rail Stretch From Wilmington to Hamlet
The 78 mile straight railroad tract between Wilmington and Hamlet South Carolina is noted as the country’s longest uninterrupted straight run. This record length emphasizes the vast, flat terrain and construction scale involved in early American rail expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wilmington and Hamlet
S.C
Governor Connally Calls Texas a Boom State
Governor John Connally described Texas as a boom state facing growth challenges. He spoke at a Galveston County Memorial Hospital luncheon, urging better education and opportunities to keep Texas prosperous and moving forward. He warned against complacency and stressed industry follows brainpower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas City
Tex
John Connally
Texas Today
Connally
Galveston County Memorial Hospital
Texas
Gulf” Coast
Ito
Helicopter Cowboys Aid Buffalo Roundup at Wichita Mountains Refuge
American helicopter pilots assist in the annual Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge buffalo roundup where about 1000 bison are corralled for branding and vaccination. Helicopters locate strays and guide them into corrals for processing. The passage also notes a historical claim about canning arising in the Napoleonic wars due to demand for shelf-stable food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge
Funeral service for Henry R. Fulbright in Baytown area
Funeral service for Henry R. Fulbright 76 of 14 James Baytown area is set for 10 30 AM Wednesday at Earthman Funeral Home. He died Monday at Houston General Hospital. A retired painter and World War I veteran, he is survived by his widow Lucy Fulbright three daughters Ruby Frederick ord Mary Erderly and Margaret Sugar of Houston a brother Jim Fulbright of Hardin a sister Jenna Slomner of Oklahoma City 12 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. The Rev Eric Smedlund and Rev Jenkins Vieads will officiate at burial in Memorial Gardens with pallbearers R L Baker M L Dickerson L T Clinton Harold Raymond Jackson Glenn Hightower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fullbrigh
Earthman
Henry R. Fulbright
James
Hardin
Jenna Bob Slmntner
Oklahoma
Civ
Okla
Noon Call Stock Quotes and Market Snippets
Stock quotes and company names appear in a fragmented listing including Texas and Ohio references, Union Carbide, United Aircraft, Westinghouse, and U.S. Steel amid partial ticker imagery. The piece reads like a market snapshot with percentages such as 78 and 56 percent, plus scattered mentions of oil and gas firms and utility names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan the
Stan
Ohio”ciety Stude- Puckerdalee
Sun Oisees
New Sale Sunray Mid
Syntexeevee
Tennessee Gas
Texas Car
Texas
Texas Gulf
Tidewater Timken
Transam Union Carbide , MA
On Oil of
Calif
United Aircraft
Athy Upjohn Drug
US Steel
Seeee
del Webb
Freevs
Westinghouse
Noyon Ieeerete Es
Brainy Sound Mix in IBM Era And Marketing Lies
A long fragment discusses the blend of electronic brains and beauty with references to IBM and other tech firms, mentioning brainy roles for women, schools such as Vassar Barnard Stanford and SMU, and the portrayal of female engineers. It also notes a political fundraising rally and Tidewater sale timing, plus a funeral notice in Kingsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ailey Ludlum
Ailis-Chalmers
Tel
Tel Am Visease
Anaconda
AIMCO
Cesseen
Ees
Ashland Oil
Tp & SF
Fi Baxter Lab
Beth Steel
Chrysler
Cities Service
Colgate Palma Columbia Gas Credle
Eee
Delta Air L
Diamond Als Dow Chem
du Pont
Eastman Ki
Freeport
Elee
Gen
Motors
Georgia Pacific
Gillette Saf
Crewfound
New Vork
Beauty Gulf Gil
Gulf States
Gustin-Bacloony
S. Jones & Langhoo
Kerr-McGee
Liggett-Myers Litton Ind
Lockheed
Louis Land
Magviavox
Marathon Oil Monsanto
Nat Dist
Miss Rode
O Sale
IBM
Sale
Vassar
Carle O Saleton College
Barnard
Stanford
Southern Methodist Univer
Sinclair
Sou Pacific
Sperry-Rand
A-J. C. Higgins
Sears
Ala
Don Jones
Houston
Texas
Greens Road
Highway 59
Stan Calif
If at First You Don't Succeed
A garbled early wire reports a Georgia murder conviction ex extradition dispute with Washington. It notes pilots injured in a German bomber downing, Leach death in Houston, De Gaulle bolster in the western hemisphere, Los Angeles fires, Bobby Baker probe, St Patrick parade, Viet Nam stance, Scranton VP bid, a Canyon Texas derailment and ensuing evacuations, and Cyprus crisis threads.
Savannah Plans Houston To New York Spring Cruise
New York AP Savannah to launch spring cruise from Houston to New York aboard Nuclear Ship Savannah. 596 foot vessel with 60 passengers and freight, stops in New Orleans Baltimore and Boston. tickets priced 360 dollars. Voyage under new operating agency American Export Isbrandtsen Lines after trial sailing in Gulf of Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Houston
Savannah
American Export and
Isbrandtsen Lines
Tree
Isarme
Sevell
New Orleans
Baltimore
Boston
Gulf of Mexico
Marine Engineers Beneficial Association Union
American Export
Brotherhood of Marine Officers
National Maritime Union
Arnett to Perform With Sam Houston Band on Gulf Coast Tour
IMUBERT ARNETT son of Mr and Mrs A A Arnett 2529 Ced ar Huntsville ill a member of the Symphonic Band at Sam Houston State Teachers College will perform with the band in a series of 10 concerts on their Gulf Coast tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imubert Arnett
A. A. Arnett
Cedar
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Huntsville
Ill
Gulf Coast
Ures
Regents Okay 16.3 Million For Expansion At UH
University of Houston regents authorize 16.3 million dollars in revenue bonds to fund campus expansion. A 4.8 million dollar University Student Center and renovations to the old Student Activities Center are approved, with architecture by George Pierce Abel. Additional plans include an engineering building and library addition funded by a 10 million dollar bond. Student fees of 15 dollars per semester begin next fall to support debt service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University, of Houston Board of Regents
Regents
University
Houston
George Pierce-Abel B. Pierce
Coley and Ford
Corpus Christi
Phillip G. Hoffman
New York City
Texas Farmers Welcome Warmer Weather
COLLEGE STATION AP Texas farmers expect warmer weather and some soaking rain to aid fields. Wet and cold conditions hampered farming in many areas last week but moisture is improving. Rain is needed in West Northwest Texas and parts of South Texas. Grazing should improve with warmth. Vegetables active and citrus blooms. Cattle condition fair to good. lambing and wool shearing underway. Fields too wet to plant. feeding declining. livestock prospects remain positive in South Central Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Texas
John Hutchison
Texas Agricultral ,Extension Service
Hutchison
REL Announces Summer Behind-The-Wheel Driver Training
Dan Stallworth announced a summer behind the wheel driver training program at REL for students 14 and older with a Texas restricted license. The course runs June 1 to August 21 in three sessions, with six instructors for the first sessions and three for the last. Registration opens April 1 at the athletic office, fees are 20 dollars, and sessions start on a first come basis with multiple daily times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Stailworth
Department of Athletics
Texas
Texas Department of Public
Stallworth Aid
Belli Attacks Jury After Ruby Verdict
Morris, former Senate counsel and current Republican candidate, condemns the "vulgar and revolting" outbursts by Belli toward the jury, Dallas residents, and the city. He urges bar association inquiry to determine ethical violations while noting Belli’s harsh comments following Jack Ruby’s death sentence for Oswald’s slaying. The piece also notes there are over 35 000 swimming pools in the United States, about half privately owned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Ruby
Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Morris
S. Senate Committee
Defenders of American Libler
Belli
Dallas
Bar Association
Chicago
Moris
Tt Morris
U. S
United States
Barrett Station man charged in Houston traffic death
Eugene Lavan, 44, of Barrett Station, faces charges of failure to stop and render aid and assault by a motor vehicle after a crash on Beaumont Highway near the 9300 block that killed Mary E. McDonald, 53, of Phoenix, at Ben Taub General Hospital. The Houston fatality toll rises to eight more than this time last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene’ Lavan
Barrett Station
Houston
Mary E. McDonald
Phoenix
Ariz
Ben Taub General Hospital
Lavan
Beaumont ‘Highway
D. F. Thompson
Trustees Host Coffee for Dr Bridges and Fuller
School trustees invite the public to a 7 30 p m coffee in Highlands State Bank Building community room Thursday. Friends host event for Dr Bridges and Roy Fuller, school trustee candidates, encouraging community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Fuller
Highlands
State Bank
Dr. Bridges
Fuller
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Ann Montgomery
J. M. Montgom
Harold Lane
Robin West
Charles West
Chandler Drive
Gilbert Ott
Cleveland
Richard L. Hodge
Lal Porte
Hilly Douglas
Douglas
Midway
C. R. Kressley
Pamela
Jo, Johnson
San Jacinto Methodist
Vernon Ploogeshore
James Ray Bishay
Patsy Drive
David Leon
Burns
Root
Rober Oak
Roan Hilmore
Pevas
IAL
Brunson
Miz Amias
Birdie
Mars
Norman Vincent Peale
Pall and
David Niven
Decker
Frank Ross
Don Murray
Ars
Kereta
Ogo
Saci Cin
Rory Cathoun
William Bend
John's Trim Shop
W. Main
Frontier Barbecue
N. Main
Baytown
Jared Cartlidge
Wooster Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Gilmer
Conquet
Jean Fink
Nusle
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner and Smith
Gulf Building
Tidewater Oil
LLU Water. OL Co
Humble Oi and Refining Co
Tidewater
Humble
Kingsville
Jane
Lela James
Brice Barnes
Lacy
Bares
Mau Odom
Mont Beivieu
Charlies Wilk Cauthen
Georgia
Warden
Wash
Washington
Carl Sanders
U.S
Germany
J. Laylea Leach
Texaco, Inc
Charles de Gaulle
Los Angeles
Upper Han
Bobby Baker
Uth Avenue
Amontmegel Trishman
Fifth Avene
Sons of Erin
Patrick
South Viet Nam
Huildup
Nenyen Khanh
Pennsylvanian Gay
Wil-lian W. Scranton
GOP
Revelops
Canyon
Integra
Kentucks House
Kaffee Klatsthey
Iweheons
Aduln
Glenn Dry
Annie
Cyprus
Fiona
Mary
Rasing
Ieee
Melannie Annette Snodress
Dolin E. Snodgrase
E. James
St. Patrick’s Day
Mro
Thomas I. Hed
Snodgrass
Brownwood
J E. Snodgrass
N.Y
UH Regents
Fred J. Weston
Harris W.M. McDowell
Bay County
Pack Cox
Texas A&m
Hermann Hospital
REL
John M. Kilgore
United Rent-Als Canaa Ae
Bevaraya
Chuldren
S. Hwy
Hamilton
America
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