Harris County Hospital District plans two charity hospitals
The district will complete a two-hospital system by September, adding 164 beds to Ben Taub and a new facility. Budgeted raises, wage changes, and nurse staffing reforms aim to expand obstetric care, emergency services, and general operations while maintaining a tight budget.
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Gillette
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Daniel C. Arnold
Commissioners Court
Charity Hospitals
Gil Nette
Harris County
Arnold
UT honors 105 students in Phi Kappa Phi initiation
Halter, son of Mr and Mrs R C Halter of 2107 New Mexico, was among 105 students initiated Wednesday into Phi Kappa Phi at the University of Texas in Austin.
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U of T
Jack
Chandler Halter
R. C. Halter
New Mexico
Phi Kappa Phi
University of Texas In
Austin
Police Probe Clothing Theft in Baytown Home
Baytown Police investigate a burglary at Mrs. Mary Skillman’s residence 2104 Ontario where about 655 dollars worth of clothing and goods were stolen while she was away on a two week vacation. Items include a hair dryer a two piece suit a black overcoat valued at 95 and about 230 dresses totaling 450. Patrolman Dale Schimming led the initial inquiry.
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Baytown
Mary Skillman
Ontario
Nadir Aims to Channel Youths From Houston Streets
Nadir, a street worker in north Houston, acts as liaison between 12 to 21 year old youths and society. He seeks to instill a better self image and guide hostile energy into productive activity. He lives in Cloverleaf with three Latin American youths, his brother, and his mother acting as housemother.
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Baliwick
Houston
Nadir
Cloverleaf
Free four puppies offered to good home
Four five week old puppies, three males and one female, are free to a caring owner. Call 565-7296 for details and pickup.
Obituaries for Denson and Broussard in Baytown area church service
Ben Roy Denson 48 of 313 Park Street Baytown died at Baytown hospital. He was chief operator in Humble Oil Baytown Refinery Propane Plant. Survived by wife Marjorie, two sons Dwight Elis and James Ray, daughter Mrs William Stroud, one grandson William Stroud, mother Mrs Alien Copeland, stepfather in Palestine. Funeral 10 a.m. Friday Paul A. Lee Chapel. Interment Memory Gardens of Baytown. Pallbearers named. Claude S Broussard 83 of Highlands died in Baytown hospital. Retired Harris County maintenance official. Survived by wife Sarah Belle Broussard, daughter Mrs Eberma Mae Scott, brothers Ike Broussard, sisters Maude Stewart Lucille Broussard Eien Broussard, half-sister Nora Riley, three grandchildren Bruce DuBose Garland DuBose Helen Duke, five great-grandchildren. Services 2 p.m. Friday Earthman Highlands Chapel. Interment.
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Humble Oil and Refining Co
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Dwight Elis Denson
US. Naval Academy
James Ray Denson
William Stroud
Houston
William Cleveland Stroud
Alien Copeland
Cedar Bayou Baptist Church
Paul A. Lee
E. R. Burns
Baytown Cemetery
M. C Whitworth
Tj, Claud
W. T. Seal
B. J. McBride
Propane Department
Claude S$. Broussard
Claude _S. Broussard
Su E. Wallisville
Highlands
Harris County
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C. Highlands
Eberma Mae Scott
Ike Broussard
Cheek
Maude Stewart
Lucille’ Broussard
Eien Broussard
Béaumont
Nora, Riley
Beaumont
Bruce E. DuBose
Crosby
Garland R. DuBose
Helen Margaret Duke
Bort Worth
Earthman Highlands
B. J. Walker
Highlands Second Baptist
White House push aims to avert regional labor strikes
Deadline details indicate five public members for a mediation board with a management and a labor background. A 30 day voluntary settlement binds the board, with unions and railroads free to negotiate anew while a strike or lockout is barred through December 31, 1968. Government mediators press trucking talks in Chicago and monitor copper and rubber industry tensions, while Taft Hartley orders keep defense production flowing.
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Congress
William E. Simkin
Chicago
Connecticut
Pacific
Vietnam
Johnson
Trail rider Stone lived outdoors and rode across Texas
Stone, a rugged outdoorsman born in Chapel Hill, spent life in the saddle. He worked at Baytown Refinery and Humbie’s bulk sales station before retiring to a Big Thicket farm near Woodville. An avid trail rider, he joined Salt Grass and Sour Lake Dayton rides, visited Baytown, and left a large family: two sons Jesse and Leonard, five daughters, 32 grandchildren, and 20 great grandchildren.
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Houston
Stone
Baytown
MBA
Humbie
McKinney Avenue
Big Thicket
Wood‘ville
W__S. Bennett
Doris Stone
Austin
Gladys Hecox
College Station
Pansy Mattingly
R. B. Herting
Ejected Negro Legislator Sees Bias In Austin Club Action
Rep. Jake Johnson of San Antonio charged in the Texas House that Rep. Curtis Graves of Houston was asked to leave the Austin Club in the Commodore Perry Hotel because he is a Negro. Johnson urged equal treatment and condemned discrimination as fellow lawmakers applauded. Barbara Jordan is mentioned as a Houston senator.
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Curtis Graves
Houston
Austin Club
Commodore Perry
Texas
House
Rep
Joseph Lockridge
Dallas
Barbara Jordan
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