Rites Held for Katy Irene Hart in Alto
Funeral services for Mrs. Katy Irene Hart TL of Alto were held at 2 p.m. Thursday at A Frank Smith Methodist Church with Revs. Bill Cunningham and Bill Watson officiating. Burial followed at Alto Cemetery. Mrs. Hart, mother of Kathryn Wood of Baytown, died Wednesday of an apparent heart attack at her home. Survived by husband BE Hart, two brothers Caff Rudd of Ratcliff and Robert Rudd of Baton Rouge, one daughter Cora May, and granddaughter Karen Deal of Austin. Mrs. Hart taught at Lee College in psychology education and was a former president of the Bartown Education Association.
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Bill Cunningham
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Caff Rudd
Ratcliff
Robert Rudd
Baton Rouge
Cora May
Karen Deal
Austin
Wood
Lee College
Psychology-Education
Bartown Education Association
Channelview School
Heial
Crosby HS Names Top Scholars For 1963 Graduates
Crosby High School selects Daralyn Ewell as valedictorian and Keren Henson as salutatorian for the 1963 class with May commencement exercises set. Daralyn carries a 97.27 average, is a National Honor Society member, drum major and yearbook manager, and plans to study elementary education at Sam Houston State College. Keren, salutatorian, is an eight year band member, all-state band participant, basketball captain, and active in athletics and student organizations, with honors in band and leadership roles. Dr. Thomas M. Spencer of San Jacinto Junior College will address commencement. baccalaureate is May 19 at Crosby Junior High School with Rev. James McCular speaking.
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Banane
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Methodist Youth Fellowship
Sam Houston State College
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Karen
Allstates
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Allulistrict
Parent Teachers Association
Betty Crocker
Crosby
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Calvin Slovacek
Mona Lisa Janacek
Lensy Janacek
Rhonda Parker
M. L.parker
Susan Hinton
Leslie Hinton
Kathy Loftin
Buck Loftin
David , Hinton
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Lee Hinton
Thomas M. Spencer
San Ja
Ruth Arnold
The
University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma
Hank
C.L. Iglinsky
Stephen F. Austin College
Texas
U.S
Bill Strickler
Lee College Board of Regents
Credit Bureau of
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Baystown
Lee College
Baytown
Sun Spots Continued From Page 1
AIRMAN WILLIAM H. Stegall Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Stegall of 1001 S. Seventh is on duty at Tan Son Nhut AB Viet Nam CAPT RANDOLPH J Scheel son of Mr. and Mrs Reinhold E Scheel of New Braunfels on duty at Tan Son Nhut AB Vietnam His wife Jo Ellen is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs Clarence H Spiers of 3222 Arkansas IW Graduate ROBERT W Hu wieler son of Mr. and Mrs Robert W Hu wieler Sr of 1301 Windy Lane is a candidate for a bachelor of Science degree in psychology from North Texas State University.
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Tan Son Nhut AB
Vietnam
Randolph J. Scheel
Reinhold E. Scheel
New Braunfels
Ten Son Nhut AB
Jo Ellen
Clarence H. Spiers
Arkansas
Robert W. Huwieler
Robert W. Huwieler Sr
Windy Lane
North Texas State University
Politics At A Glance: 1968 U.S. developments summarized
The Republicans press leniency over crime as Nixon urges it. Rockefeller calls for a post Vietnam plan. Humphrey asks UAW for backing Johnson on Vietnam talks. Kennedy plans an economy statement. McCarthy challenges Kennedy on farm voting. Nebraska primary backers seek write-in votes in Tuesday's primary.
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Associated Press
Richard M Nixon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Hubert H. Humphrey
United Auto Workers
Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
Eugene J. McCarthy
Kennedy
Nebraska
Humphrey
Rockefeller
Regents discuss college admissions and costs in Texas lecture
College leaders caution that rising entrance standards and soaring costs threaten access. Oklahoma freshmen faced new requirements in 1963, while distrust of high failure rates prompts better prediction of success. Lee College framed as affordable option amid rapid growth and budget pressures.
Bayou Maintenance Workers Return to Jobs After Raise
Baytown laborers who planned a protest march two weeks ago to demand higher wages have returned to work. Bayou Maintenance Co. granted raises from the minimum of 185 an hour to 52 cents, with some employees receiving up to 2.40 more per hour based on tenure. The firm does construction work for Humble Oil and Refining Co.
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Bayou Maintenance Co
Bayou Maintenance
Humble Oil Sand Refining Co
Strike Threats Stitching Toward Wage Hike Standstill
CWA representatives told a city council briefing they will not settle for a small raise, aiming for a substantial wage increase this year. They vow to exhaust all means, including mediation, to avoid a strike while stating the union plans to catch up on wages and benefits. Adams stressed the union is not targeting General Telephone.
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