Tragic Death Shocks Baytown Sun Crew
Kim Kimberley Whitener and her mother Mrs Kate Whitener died, shocking Baytown Sun workers including Kim’s aunt and her sister Virginia Wood, who drives for the paper. Kim, a four year old, rode daily on the motor route and helped roll papers after candy breaks, brightening the mail room with her presence.
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KYLE
Baytown Sun
Kimberley Whitener
Kate Whitener
Xirs
Whitener
Virginia Wood
We Mont Belvieu
Ward
Kimberley
Kim
Jenny
Horeczy Speaks In Buenos Aires Fiber Symposium
Dr J T Horeczy spoke at a Buenos Aires fiber symposium sponsored by the Argentine Chemical Society and the Argentine Institute of Chemical Engineers. His talk Tuesday covered Dyeing of Polypropylene as part of a program with Esso Research and Engineering Co Baytown Laboratory advisors.
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J. T. Horeczy
Buenos
Argentine Chemical Society
Argentine Institute of Chemical Engineers
Horeczy
Esso Research and Engineering Co
Baytown Chemical Laboratory
Hospital Admissions and New Arrivals at Gulf Coast
Mrs. Renda Myers is admitted to Gulf Coast in room 153. John Charles Inman, son of Mr and Mrs Paul Inman of 600 E Fayle, in room 103. A new arrival is Leo I Ressler and spouse at 8818 N Main with a daughter born May 14. A son is born to Lynn A Caskey and spouse at Gulf Coast, address 2324 New Jersey, born May 44.
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Renda Myers
New Jersey
John Charles Inman
Paul Inman
E. Fayle
Leo I Ressler
N. Main
Gulf Coast
Lynn A. Caskey
Idaho State University lifts Bengal censorship after editor resigns
Pocatello Idaho AP reports the Idaho State University Communications Board lifted censorship of the Bengal student newspaper after accepting editor Frank Hissong's resignation. Hissong, 24, resigned last week protesting censorship invoked about a month ago over editorial and national news content instead of campus news.
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Pocatello, Idaho
Idaho State University Communications Board
the Bengal
Frank Hissong
Hissong
Hair Dryer Accident Claims Boy Life in Tub
A portable hair dryer fell into a bathtub and electrocuted Hector Ken Tom. Found unconscious by his parents Mr and Mrs Herman Tom, the boy did not respond to a resuscitator. Noel Guerra, 23, son of Anastacio and is listed for context with Fort Bliss training.
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Ghawley
Cahif,Ar
Hector
Ken Tom
Herman Tom
Noel Guerra
Anastacio Guerra
1600
W. Gulf
Ft. Bliss
Tex
Robert E. Lee High School
Lee College
Sam Houston State College
University program aids Montana Indian families on campus
In Missoula a federal state project moves entire families from reservations to the University of Montana for basic education. Trainees, mostly hard-core unemployed with low schooling, study reading, math, health, home economics, and child care while older children attend public school. Financial support and on-campus housing sustain families as they pursue schooling, with 22 earning a high school equivalency and drops-out cited as the main challenge.
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Missoula
Mont
Montana
University of Montana
Bitterroot Valley
pRootenai
Kalispells
Mon‘Tana
James Hall
Hall
BIA
California
BSAA
Aiyworth
BSA
Missoula Pub
Dollar Drain In U S Slowed In First Quarter
Washington AP reports the international dollar drain slowed to about 600 million dollars in the first quarter, a threefold improvement from the prior three months. Commerce Department cites steel imports and potential strikes as factors, with the administration aiming to cut the year's balance of payments deficit from 3.57 billion to 2.4 billion if the trend holds.
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Washington
Fredy
Commerce Department
New York
U.S
Lit
United States
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