Baytown draft age men reminded to register at 18
Frank Boyle, chairman of Bay town Selective Service Board No 3, urged men to register on their 18th birthday or within five days. A February survey showed 52 of 155 registered late. All males born after Aug 30, 1922 must register unless under 18. Registrants must carry cert and classification card and notify changes. Baytown office in Room 109, Federal Office Building, 218 w. Defee, open 9 am to 4 30 pm Mon–Fri. Board members include L D Victory, R D Martin, Eton Porter, and Sam Alford.
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Frank Boyle
Baytown
The
Selective Service System
Federal Office
Hospital Beat Patient Listings From Texoma to Houston
A hospital beat lists patients admitted or treated, with rooms and addresses. Names include Lillie Duke, Johnson, Steven Weir, Sherry Smith, Ronald Thomas, Joseph Miller, oe French, Mrs. Kate Starns, Debra Ashley, Arthur Pharr, Mrs. Mattie Lyons, Mrs. Ernest Golden, Cynthia Humphrey, Eten Humphrey, Mae Brett, BR Bowman, Mrs. Horace Fulkerson, Jackie Wells, Robert Herrington, Beryl Jewell, Mrs. Koepke, Edwin Martinka, Mrs. Bernard Cole, Frank Klein, Ars Horn, Terri Scott, Robert Barnett, Grace Wilson, Mr. Hollingsworth, Mr. Goodman, Mrs. Walter Ellis, Janet Donnelly, with rooms ranging 102 to 351 and locations in San Jacinto, Gulf Coast, La Porte, St. Luke's Hospital Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Duke
Onry Johnson
Texoma
Steven Wayne Weir
G. G. Weir
Kilpare
San Jacinto
Gulf Coast
Sherry Dawn Smith
Kate Starns
N. Redell
Debra Diane Ashley
Garth Road
Arthur Pharr
E. Wright
Mattie Lyons
E. Defee
Ernest E. Golden
la Parte
Cynthia and
Eten Humphrey
Jack Humphrey
Baytown
Ane” Buyle
Circle
Mae Brett
Jones -Highlands
BR. Bowman
Bolster
Horace Fulkerson
Ridgeway
Jackie L. Wells
E. Circle
Robert A. Herrington
Beryl Jewell
Lindberg
Robert H. Koepke
E. Adone
Edwin Jan Martinka
Chandler
Bernard Cole
Shady Lane
la Porte
Frank John Klein
N. Carrol
Ars
Nathanial Horn
Highway 156
Terri Scott
Somerset
Robert Sylvester Barnett I
Carol
Houston
Grace Ann Wilson
Charles Hollingsworth
Highlands
Ralph E. Goodman
Lingrove
Walter J. Ellis
W. Bay- Shore
Janet Donnelly
Amelia
St. Luke's Hospital
Cosmos 13 mission and Texas liquor rulings in brief
Tass reports Cosmos 13 to measure radiation and related phenomena for manned spaceflight. Texas Liquor Control Board actions lead three Houston hotels to serve pre mixed drinks in small bottles in public dining areas. Senate committees approve bills to strengthen workers compensation and set auto speed limits. Defense leaders testify in a Texas warplane contract probe. A cone shaped mockup of the lunar mission craft arrives at Clear Lake. NYC mayor charts course after a newspaper shutdown. Bali’s Agung volcano alarm rises as fatalities exceed forty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Liquor Control Board
Houston
Texas
Senate Committee
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Roswell L. Gipatric
Senate
Tex
Gregory Views on Annexation and City Services
A Baytown front page summary quotes Gregory discussing charter adequacy and annexation. He stresses equal tax benefits with added city services, cautions against inequities, favors growth if all benefit, and calls for impartial leaders to handle industry. He also notes partial opinions on fire department, zoning, and property sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Rites Set Saturday For Susie McClain
Funeral services for Susie McClain are set for 1 30 p m Saturday at Antioch Baptist Church Plantersville Texas. The Grimes County native died Friday after a short illness in McNair Station. Survivors include husband George McClain two sisters Jealinda Stafford of Navasota and Lula Lawrence of McNair. The body will lie in state Friday from 6 to 10 p m with interment in Center Point Plantersville under Johnson and Frazier Funeral Home direction.
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Susie McClain
Plantersville
Tex
McNair Station
Grimes County
Baytown
George McClain
Lu Jeinda Stafford
Navasota
Lula Lawrence
McNair
Antioch Baptist Church
Center Point
Johnson and Frazier Funeral Home
Texas House Debates Tax Policy and Bond Plan
House panels advance measures on abolishing the poll tax with no replacement plan, authorizing up to 200 million dollars in state bonds to lure industry, and Senate action on banking signatories and nuclear liability insurance for reactors. Also three House committee bills move to floor: redistricting to add a South Texas and Dallas seat, age discrimination ban for workers over 40, and stricter beautician education standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pan American State College
Edinburgh
Texas
Senate
House
South Texas
Dallas
East Texas
Congress
Real Estate Clinic and Public Events Listed in Houston
Sun Spots reports a real estate fundamentals clinic by the Texas Real Estate Association at the Shamrock Hilton in Houston on April 1. Various local events follow, including Gov Daniel dedicating a wing in Huntsville on April 7 and a Southwest Area Conference in Houston May 5-10 chaired by William J. Gillingham of Schlumberger.
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Texas Real Estate Association
Sham‘rock Hilton
Houston
Daniel
Remier
Price Daniel
Sam Houston Memorial Museum
Huntsville
Sam Houston
Rice Hotel
William J. Gillingham
Schlumberger Well Surveying Corp
Joseph B. Collerain
Humble
William A. Schenk
American Association of Univere
YMCA
Lamar Hafpelfinger
Bay
Shore Motors, Inc
Holiday Inn
Haffellinger
Horace Mann
Dallas Parents Council
Wood
L. F. McArmy
Joel R. Wood
Crow
Roy L. Wood
Highlands
Mainz
Germany
Robert E. Lee High School
Hospital Beat Admits and Dismisses List from Houston and Channelview
Admitted to the Tidelands are L. C. Gilliam Carden Thomas Chester W. Strong Ernest Shel ser, all from Houston. Dismissed include Jimmie Ann Burditt Henry Broderick Ross Miller Robert Yarborough James M. Rogers Todd Maness Sidney Jesse Reeves James Shelton I Jr James E. Hamrick all from Houston and Channelview Edgar Payne of Dayton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tidelands
L. C. Gilliam
Carden Thomas
Chester W. Strong
Ernest Shelser
Houston
Jimmie Ann Burditt
Henry Broderick
Ross Miller
Robert Yarborough
James M. Rogers
Todd Maness
Sidney Jesse Reeves
James Shelton I Jr
James E. Hamrick
Channelview
Edgar Payne
Dayton
Fort Hood Hospital Bid Reported at 5 439 990
The Corps of Engineers announced the apparent low bid of 5 439 990 for a four story 22 000 square foot Army hospital at Fort Hood. Completion is planned 800 days after award and includes a 15 chair dental clinic and medical facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Corps of Engineers
Ft. Hood
Twin Sons Born to Findley Family at Gulf Coast Hospital
Heirport Findley and James E Findley of 212 W Homan welcome twin sons March 16 at Gulf Coast Hospital Stacy Ray weighs 4 pounds Tracy Ray 4 pounds 14 ounces They have a 5 year old sister Tina Renee and 4 year old Russell Wade Grandparents are Frank Findley Baytown and H L Bush Baytown Great grandmother Mrs Will Short Baytown
Sound Improvements Planned at Robert E. Lee High
Robert E. Lee High plans indicate 45000 to add three stairways, 24000 for cafeteria expansion with snack bar and patio dining area. Additional costs include 13500 fees and 22000 new equipment. remodeling may add ceilings lighting and classroom/electrical revisions. Broyles cites sound condition from six years of surveys.
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Robert E. Lee High School
Robert E. Leeigh
Broyles
Crippled Children Plan Houston Zoo Trip By Key Club
Mangum The Key Club of Robert E Lee High School will take crippled children to the Houston Zoo as its main project for the year. Members painted shrubs repaired toys and discussed school improvements and inclusive teaching systems for special students. The group supports training programs at Carver High School comparable to those at Robert E Lee with emphasis on access to education.
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Robert E. Lee High
Lea
Robert E. Lee High School
Holzheuser
William R. Bickley
Patrick K. Corbett
Carolyn A. Lowe
Payton Society For Cripple SI
Bene Frouston
Baytown Hiwanis
Tom Keating
Robert E. Lee
Carver High School
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Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner
Smithfin Gull
Alley Lugo
Marathon Oil
Velesese Ath
Allis Chalmers
Monsanto
SLM Aluminum Ltd
Amer Cyan
Amer Tel & Tel
New York Central
Pfizer
Tp & SF
Philip Morris
Beth Steetee
Phillips Pet
Shells
Sinclair
Creole Columbia Gae Sissies
Socony
Delta Air L
Ford
Sun
Arles
Tennessee
Tidewater
Gillette Satoe Ae Timken Cree
Goodyear Tire
Transam Cory Greyhoung
Union Carbide
Gulf Oil
Calif
Gulf States Util
United Aircraft
Gustin Bacesos Ad Ve Hl& Po
United Carbon
IBM
Upjohn Drug
Int
Harvers US Steel
Minerals
Xerox Westinghous
Jones & Laugh
Kerr-MacGean
tt-Myers Torey TB
Litton Indian
Lockheed Pvo
Louis Land
Magnavox
Hospital
Brown's Chicken Shack
Texas Hwy. 1
Brunson
Mem
Eddies Fether
Glenn Ford
Shirley Jones
Sega Steves-Ene Verry
Roe Sewoodny Ewe Cartoon
Our World
Tass
Soviet Union
U.S
Moon
Manned Spacecraft Center
Clear Lake
Robert F. Wagner
New York
Civil Defense Organization
Agung
Bali
Gregory
Sterling
Rites
Weesch Potures
Rogert Wise
Mitchum - Shirley
Melanie
W. W. Wilson
G. G. Wilson
E. Cleveland
Dutton
Barcelona
Spain
Wilson
Navy
University of Texas
Grace Methodist Church
Amiliary
San Jacin
Mnton
Plumwood Garden Club
Baptist Church
John Connally
Roseland Park Pavilion
Texas Industrial Week
Connally
Gordon Edwards
Richard E. White
Texas Manufacturers Association
White House
San Jose
Kennedy
Cuba
Costa Rica
Caribbean
Kenne
Peace Tabernacle
Montgomery
University of Costa Rica
Muchas Gracias
E Coco
Washington
Francisco J. Orlich
SEARS
Channelview ” Hospital
Fort Hood Hospital
Tifa
Kovar's Color TV Center
E. Texas
Houston Zoo
Mangum
Matherne
West Pearce
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