Patrolman Not Involved In 1 10 Accident
A Baytown Sun report misquoted a State Highway Patrolman over an Interstate 10 crash near Chambers County. The line implied patrolman Harry Sailes’s vehicle was struck by Carolyn Mann’s car driven by Herbert Edwin Taylor, who died in the 2:25 a.m. crash. The incident occurred about two and a half miles east of Highway 146.
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Baytown Sun
Harry Sailes
Anahuat
Herbert Edwin Taylor
Houston
Carolyn Mann
Alvin
Taylor
Chambers County
Shriners Burns Institute marks 45th anniversary in Galveston
The Galveston unit of Shriners Hospitals for Crippled Children observes 45 years since its founding in 1966, marking three years of care for nearly 1,000 burn patients. The facility features a pioneering burn bed tub, 30 beds, and a full research program supported by the Shriners budget, linking with The University of Texas Medical Branch and advancing patient comfort and recovery.
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Galveston
Shriners Burns Institute
Shriners Hospitals
Children and Burns Institute
U. S
Shriners
University of Texas Medical Branch
Thieves Did Not Get 24000 Says Big Chief Owner
Carl Knox owner of Big Chief No 4 Grocery Wooster discounts the loss from the Saturday robbery at 10 30 am, saying the amount will not reach 24000 and unknown until checked. Police have composite sketches from eight to nine witnesses and seek clues about three young men who held the store at gunpoint.
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Carl Knox
Big Chief No. 4
Bayway Drive
Wooster
Knox
R.H
Bo) Turner
Window Kicked Out At Estes Enco Service Station
The Estes Enco Service Station at Decker Drive and Baker Road had a damaged window during Friday night. Owner Reo Estes estimates glass repair at about $15. nothing else was reported missing by police.
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Decker Drive
Baker Road
Reo
Astroworld Grad Night Adds Three Bands for Seniors
Houston special event runs 11 p.m. to 5 a.m. Wednesday featuring Fun and Games Sound Investment and Over the Border Brass. Only graduating seniors with $6 tickets and chaperones admitted, with no public access during the late hours.
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Houston
Astroworld
Fun and Games
Sound Investment
Over the Border Brass
Bicycle Stolen Recovered From Two Schools
Carl Mitchell reported a 26 inch bicycle stolen from Horace Mann Junior School. Police traced the bike to Robert E. Lee High School and recovered it, returning it to the owner.
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Carl Mitchell
Daniels
Horace Mann
Sabino Montemayor
Robert E. Lee High School
Vandal damages car in Gulf Coast Hospital lot
Four tires were cut and a left vent window broken on a car owned by Vick Le Day of McNair. The incident occurred between Tuesday and Friday in the Gulf Coast Hospital parking lot. Patrolman J A Snow III investigated the case.
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Washington, McNair
Gulf Coast Hospital
J. A. Snow III
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