Supreme Court curbs one man grand jury in contempt ruling
The Supreme Court ruled six to three that Michigan judges acting as a one man grand jury cannot punish witnesses as contempt. The decision did not declare the practice unconstitutional but found due process violation in a Detroit police corruption inquiry. In a separate action, three Cleveland Press staffers were convicted of contempt for photographing a courtroom proceeding, with fines upheld.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Michigan
John P. O'Hara
Rand
Detroit
Cleveland
Lews Clifford
Sam Giajamo
James Thomas
Cleveland Press
Clifford
Thomas
Giaimo
Sick List of Names from Wood Baytown and Houston Areas
District record shows a compilation of ill or reported sick individuals tied to Wood Baytown and Houston regions. The list mentions Robert Larry, Mrs. William D. Broyles, Jon Burnett, Mrs. James P. Mitchamore, Freddie, Gregerson, Mrs. Wesley Prince, Will Oliver Jr, Vaughn U. Brosk, Elmet Taylor, and others with addresses such as 801 Briarwood 708 Carne Bre 2103 South Preett and 400.8 Francis. The document appears as a roster of household names and locations without explicit medical details.
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Robert Larry
Wood
Baytown
William D. Broyles
Jon Burnett
James P. Mitchamore
Briarwood
Freddie
Bre
William Royal
Houston
Will Oliver Jr
Alva
Vaughn U. Brosk
South Preett
Elmet Taylor
Francis
Baytown Birth Announcements Sparse in May
Stork reports several Baytown area births. Noland Gall Clements born May 16 at San Jacinto Memorial weighing seven pounds 15 ounces. Randy Allen Page born May 14 weighing six pounds two ounces. Michael Kent Muckleroy born May 12 at San Jacinto Memorial weighing unknown. Janis Rae Pryor born May 8 at San Jacinto Memorial weighing eight pounds five ounces. Melanie Sue Sheppard born May 14 at Baytown Hospital weighing six pounds 12 ounces. Grandparents listed for each family.
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Joseph Clements
Channelview
Noland Gall
San ‘Tacinto Memorial ‘Hospital
Kenney Felice
Bagley
Donald Page
Illinois
Randy ‘Allen
RR. On Page
Baytoign
R. C. Coffman
Muckleroy
Robbie
Sam Pryor
John A
Janis Rae
San Jacinto Memorial Hospital
Rubin Green
Neches
Sam Pryor Sr
Baytown
Knights of Columbus Barbecue and Dance This Saturday
The Knights of Columbus will sponsor a barbecue supper at the KC hall from 4 to 7 p.m. A half chicken with trimmings is priced for adults at 1 and children's plates at 60 cents. Bob Wright and his Rhythmiers will provide music for a dance from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Admission is 1 per person.
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Hell Chicken
Bob Wright
Rhythmiers
Knights of Columbus
KC Hall
A&m
Armed Forces Day Plans At Ellington Air Base Open House
Ellington Air Base hosts Armed Forces Day open house from 1 to 4 30 pm featuring an airshow on ground displays. The 747th aircraft control and warning squadron radar site will be open and aircraft from many units will be shown including F 80s B 47 Canberra bombers C 45s F 16F Sabre jets T 28s C 46s and more. Demonstrations by crash fire fighting T 99 instrument approach and units from 148th infantry Texas National Guard and 47th Air Rescue squadron are planned along with an aviation cadet drill team and the 72nd Air Force band. Col Norman L Callish will welcome spectators.
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Armed Forces
House Force Base
747Th
AD Navy
148Rd Infantry
Texas National Guard
47Th Air Rescue Squadron
Air Force
Norman L. Callish
Area Deaths John W Tanner 60 retired Standard Oil employee
John W Tanner 60 a Baytown resident and former 30 year Standard Oil Company of New Jersey employee in Louisiana division died Monday at his home on Alexander Drive. Funeral services 2 p.m. Wednesday Earthman Chapel with Dr Wayne McCleskey of St Mark's Methodist Church officiating. Burial Forest Park Cemetery under Earthman’s direction. Survivors include wife Beatrice Tanner daughter Johnnie Cone brother Leslie Tanner and sisters Joy Levy Eunice Ines and a granddaughter Clara Cone. Pallbearers listed and Interstate Pipeline Co Louisiana personnel as honorary pallbearers. Memorials to St Mark’s Methodist Building Fund.
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John
W. Tanner
Standard
Pam
Alexander Drive
Tanner
Baytown
Louisiana
Standard’ Oil Company
New Jersey
Earthman Chapel
Wayne McCleskey
St. Mark’s Methodist Church
Beatrice ‘Tanner
Johnnie Cone
Leslie Tanner
New Orleans
Joy ‘Levy
Eunice Ines
Columbus
Misa
Clara Cone
Still
Puller Lyon
0. C
Tate
G. R. Head
Fred Cloud
Ford Guyer
The
Interstate Pipeline Co
St. Mark's
Mrs Brinkley Dies In Houston Hospital At 61
Mrs Basie Lee Brinkley, 61, died Tuesday in a Houston hospital. A Baytown resident since 1923, she lived at 1226 Magnolia and was a member of First Baptist church and the Order of Eastern Star. Survivors include a daughter Mrs A Williamson and three sons William Lee Edwin and Charles Brinkley, seven grandchildren and a great grandchild. Funeral arrangements set for 4 p.m. Wednesday at Paul U Lee funeral home with Rev E R Couch officiating. Burial in Cedarcrest Cemetery.
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Basie Lee Brinkley
Houston
A. Williamson
William Lee Brinkley
Edwin Brinkley
Charles Brinkley
Baytown
Paul U
Lee Funeral
E. R.,couch
First Baptisl Church
Cedarcrest Cemetery
Spice Bundage Found Dead At Home On Dayton Street
Spice Bundage aged 59 was found dead in his bed at about 6 a.m. Tuesday on Dayton Street. Justice Walter Queen who conducted the inquest stated Bundage apparently died of a heart attack.
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Spice Bundage
Dayton Street
Justice of
Walter
Bundage
Over 1 600 000 Girls In 4 H Club Rolls In America
More than 1 600 000 girls prepare for 4 H Club through learning by doing. Thousands will be honored with medals trips scholarships and other awards via national 4 H programs. State winners get trips to the National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago with 2300 college scholarships for national winners.
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Coats and Clark Inc
Chicago
Simplicity Pattern Co.,Inc
National Congress
Speed Test Sets London Rail Pace At 114 MPH
A recent British railway speed test showed a rider smile as trains reached 16 seconds for a mile and several miles toward London were traversed at 114 miles an hour, highlighting high performance on the line.
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British Railways
London
Crazed Man Who Killed Sheriff Dies In Hospital
N J Tynes a 45 year old man shot and killed Sheriff Harry Dunlap after wounding a farm boy and eluding a 200 officer posse for hours. He died at Cox Memorial Hospital after sustaining multiple wounds from the standoff.
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Groesbeck
Tex
N.J. Tynes
Stanley Cox
Tynes
John Ray Bentley
Timestone
Harry Dunlap
Thornton
Ernest Budi Piffin
Bentley
Army
George Thompson
Cox Memorial Hospital
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BOY Scout
Explorer
Scout House
East Texas
Wilks Lodge
E.c. Hall
Mike Franssen
He Et
Eastmar
Ann Blyth
Howard Keel
Femande Lamas
Stork
Pryor
Allstate Finance CO
E. Texas
Dial
AIR Condi Air CO
Mr. and
Mrs. Frenchy Broussard
Nn-Gulf Cafe
BOL W. Main
Marth Hyer
Brunson
Wee
Peter Cinemascope
Richard Todd
Jean Peters
Cooter
Luke
Littletoot
Ellington Air Base
John W. Tanner
Brinkley
Susan Hayward
Goodby
Marianne Thompson
Cedara of Lebanon Hospital
Hollywood
Chicken Shacks
America
Baytown Sun
Alley Ludlum
Allis-Chalmers Ss
Sceeneeaven
Amer Agri
Amer Cyan
Vasa
Anaconda
Bailey-Selbum
Beth Steelwendy Aqt Barber
Calvan Oil Celanese Celotex
Chrysler Corp
Cities Services
Columb Gas
Pes
S Dow Chem
Sasnee DuPont Chem
Fastman Kodak
Fairchild Eng
Wreeport Sulph
Cecesees Gen Electric
Sebee Reed Bom
Sveyes
Tire Gillette
Goodyear Tire
Greyhound Bus
Gulf Ov
Gulf Stat Util
Houston Oil
HL and P Co Humbleyc
Imperial Oil Interlake Iron
Int
Panhandle
Fecenetes Arecess
Serbeeeae OE
Penney's Inc
Philips
Ah Rem Rand
Repab Steel
St. Regis Paper Shelf
Odessa
Chiropractic
Harold Williams
Lady Attendant
W. DeFee
the Duke
Hily Eckstein
Ewaw
Larry Wayne
Melody Lane
Noo Desenizo
Housewivex
Holliday
nInzz
Pate
Kovar
Just
Modern
Bendix
RCA
Kovar Appliance CO
Coot Consort
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