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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1965

Page

3

$25 Million Additions Planned For St Luke's Texas Children's Complex

Houston reports a $25.22 million expansion to create an 18 story tower between St Luke's and Texas Children's Hospital. The project adds seven hundred thousand square feet to reach 955,000 total, with four new floors at Texas Children's and one at St Luke's, completing mid 1968. Joint effort aims to boost beds and medical capacity, backed by Bishop John E Hines and area business leaders.

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None But The Brave World War II Drama at Bronson

Sinatra stars and directs None But the Brave a World War II drama written by a Japanese veteran to be shown at the Bronson Theater from Thursday through Wednesday Clint Horton Tommy Sands Sammy Jackson and Tokyo actors headline a cast The plot centers on a bitter truce between enemies who must cooperate to survive and a return of war that tests their limits Sinatra plays a pharmacist mate of a Marine unit stranded on a lifeboat or island

Frank Sinatra Technico Bronson Theater Clint Horton Tommy Sands Sammy Jackson Tokyo Sinatra

Amputation Bargain Ends Hostile Pact in Pacific Skirmish

On a Japanese held island a medical man amputates a wounded enemy leg. Both sides agree to a temporary truce to share supplies until further notice. The truce holds until a lie triggers renewed fighting as a U.S. ship arrives and typhoon threats loom. Grandparents listed include Rex Herring and F T Herving among Deer Park and Baytown families.

Ien Pacific Island Ieat M. L. Williams South Houston Leslie Ma Pasadena F. T. Herving Baytown L. Williams Deer Park Jever U.S Rex Herring McGregor

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