Massey Is Home After Surgery At Houston Hospital
HOUSTON NATURAL GAS CO. Operations manager HARRY MASSEY was dismissed Saturday from Methodist Hospital and is at home recovering from surgery. He says he is feeling fine and can receive a limited number of visitors. Harris County Hospital Board will meet at 10 a.m. Thursday in Ben Taub Hospital to review the 1969 70 budget. public is invited per board chairman Dr Myke E Durham Je. The first session of behind the wheel driver education at Robert E Lee High School runs June 2 25 with a $20 fee. call 427 5684 if interested after classroom instruction. Northside Baptist Church will hold Vacation Bible School prep Thursday 8 30 11 a.m. Bring sack lunches. Mrs W G Wilson returned from Uvalde where she attended the funeral of her sister in law Miss LaNell Wilson of Batesville. burial in Leakey. A prescription sun glasses left at Brunson's Food Market. owner may call Mrs John Brunson. Rev L S Green, former Mont Belieu First Baptist pastor and Paraguayan missionary, will attend a fellowship supper at the church Wednesday at 6 p.m. He and his family depart June 24 for Argentina showing slides from Paraguay.
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Massey
Harry Massey
Houston Natural Gas Co
Methodist Hospital
Houston
Harris County Hospital Board of Managers
Ben ‘Taub Hospital
Myke E. Durham Je
Robert E. Lee High School
L. $. Green
Mont Belgieu First
Baptist Church
Paraguay
Argentina
Partly Cloudy Warm Through Thursday With Showers Likely
Weather notes predict partly cloudy and warm days through Thursday with a high chance of showers. Temperatures likely in the 70s to upper 80s by midweek. Also local notes include visitors at Shriner Hospital for Bruce Fanestiel, poetry mention by Fred Adams, and plans for Cathy Wahrmund to enter a psychology graduate program at University of Huston. Sun photographers Robbie Nixon and Alan McWhorter and Circulation Manager Jim Kyle travel to Indianapolis to observe car races. Birthday wishes go to Betty Genile.
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Bruce Fanestiel
Shriner’s Hospital
J. D. Fanestiel
Kilgore Road
Fred Adams
J.P. Sloane
Cathy Wahrmund
University of Huston
Tom Royder
Harlem
Eddie Cox
Texas Avenue
Cox
Barbara Neal
J. W. Cleveland
San Jacinto College
Sun
Robbie Nixon
Alan McWhorter
Jim Kyle
Indianapolis
Betty Genile
Stadium delay leaves Stallworth tickets in limbo
Pete Sultis district athletic duties under delay. Season tickets for Stallworth Stadium printed while Memorial Stadium will host games until completion. Memorial seats allocated for Hebert Lee and Ross Sterling with limited assigned seating. South stands seat about 6300 plus 2200 front rows north stands and 1000 in end zone. Last year average attendance near 7000, with 1000 names on season list and 3000 to 4000 tickets sold yearly.
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Johnella Boynton
Pete Sultis
Stallworth Stadium
Dan Stallworth
Sultis
Stallworth
Pete
Memorial Stadium
Memorial
Hebert E. Lee
Ross Sterling
Robert E. Lee
Ross Ster
Ling
Lee
Sterling
Teo
Hames
Suitis
Moon Is Certainly No Texas Astronauts Say
Ellington hosts homecoming forMission Apollo 11 crew Col Thomas P Stafford John W Young and Eugene A Cernan greet a 500 strong crowd at Ellington after their moon flight A C-141 Starlifter ferried them from Pago Pago to Texas Debriefing planned at Cape Kennedy family reunion under a wing and gifts from Samoa noted by officials
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Ellington Afb
Pago Pago
Moon
Thomas P. Stafford
John W. Young
Eugene A. Cernan
MSC
Maj
Daniel F. Heintschel
John J. Heintschel
Crow Road
Baytown
Cernan
Barbara Atchley
Texas
Ron Lennard
Ellington
Cmdr. Cernan
Manned Space Craft Center
Cape Kennedy
Norton Air Force Base
California
Meintgeder
Stafford
FHA Approves Barrett Station Water Project Loan
The Farmers Home Administration approves a 3.64 million loan to Barrett Station Water and Sewer Supply Corp to replace several old systems with a new water and sewer network. Eddie Etheridge says the loan increased from 500000 after a formal review and construction may begin in two weeks with bids opened May 7. The plan includes four phases with Layne of Texas, Ber ing Tank Division, George C. Cox and W P Constructors as low bidders for each phase.
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Farmers Home Administration
Barrett Station Water and Sewer Supply Corp
James B. Etheridge
FHA
Harris County
Etheridge
Layne
Texas
Senate troop cuts urged as Europe policy revived
Sen. Mansfield plans to revive a resolution for substantial troop reductions in Europe after the Czech invasion. Sen. Ellender predicts expansion of the federal food stamp program beyond admin suggestions. Nixon seeks bipartisan support for a 32.6 billion foreign aid package. Rogers says no more Vietnams as U S reduces overseas involvement. Health warning limits in cigarette ads face early setback. UT botany prof warns the 9 billion Texas water plan would destroy the state’s landscape. Gen Taylor argues pulling troops from Vietnam would weaken US leverage in Paris talks. Patman’s truth in usury bill appears dead for the session.
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Allen Ellender
Senate Agriculture Committee
University ‘of Texas
Texas
Harlem Elementary integration drives next year choices
Parents have begun choosing Harlem Elementary for 40 plus students for next year. Principal Arthur Coltharp and Deputy Superintendents W C Herring and Barry Nettles are arranging staff for Harlem. Tom Royder holds 23 choice forms and plans to contact parents after Monday to confirm totals and final decisions.
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Harlem
Arthur Coltharp
Tom Royder
Citizens Committee
Royder
Post Oak
Coltharp
W. C. Herring
Barry Nettles
Area Farmer Eyewitness To Death-Dealing Tornado
Anahuac Texas Tuesday tornado killed T. L. Boudreaux and his visiting sister Mes Jane Benois, with Boudreaux’s wife Lady Birdie Boudreaux dying later. Eyewitness AR Galleher described the destruction near Four Corners as the frame house disintegrated and debris scattered. Police and ambulances were sent to the scene, with tornado warnings issued and later lifted as the funnel disappeared.
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Anahuac
Here
T. L. Boudreaux
Mes
Jane Benois
Dennard
Ark
Boudreaux
Birdie Boudreaux
Beaumont’s Baptist Hospital
Four Corners
AR. Galleher
Chambers County Road
Galleher
Baytown Becomes Hub As Bray Elected HLSR President
Baytown gains prominence at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo as M. C. Buddy Bray, a Baytown beer distributor and three year vice president, is elected president. He succeeds Louis Pearce, with Baytown ties, while Baytown accountant M. Cecil Bobbitt becomes a new director. Bray noted 100 to 150 Baytown life members exist among about 2,500.
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Baytown
Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo Association
M. C
Buddy) Bray
Bray
Association
Louis Pearce
Houston
Cecil Bobbitt
Bobbitt
Pearce
Goose Creek
East Side
Pearl Beer
Yorty Victor In LA Runoff
Sam Yorty won a third term as Los Angeles mayor, defeating Thomas Bradley in a runoff after Bradley failed to become the city’s first Black mayor. With most precincts in, Yorty led 447,030 to 392,373, 53 percent to 47 percent.
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Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
Thomas Bradley
Bradley
Yorty
Strike slows school additions in area containment
Continuation of an area-wide ironworkers strike hampers the construction of four elementary additions. Architect James A. Davis warned the school board that work on Ashbel Smith Alamo San Jacinto and Lamar Elementary Schools is stalled by the strike bad weather and a supplier going out of business. Concrete pours at San Jacinto and Ashbel Smith are blocked, risking next fall's kindergarten expansion and media centers. Davis pledged a report by next week if conditions do not improve.
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Johnella Boynton
James A. Davis
H&h Construction Co
San Jacinto
Ashbel Smith
Davis
Alamo
Lamar
James Bowie
Karl W. Opryshek
Utility District Eyes Plan
William G. King, acting president of the Lynchburg Utility District, says an organizational meeting will be announced soon. Directors will meet with attorney Burrel Rowe to plan steps. Gov. Preston Smith appointed the directors. The district may apply for HUD loan or grant, but funding could take two to three years due to budget cuts.
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Wanda Orton
William G. King
Lynchburg
Burrel Rowe
Preston Smith
King
J.B. Warner
G. N. Yolland
Jack Beaxis
EB. J. Chamblee
Smith
Housing Urban Development Agency
Fort Worth
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Northside
Northside Baptist Church
W. G. Wilson
Uvalde
LaNell Wilson
Batesville
Leakey
Brunson
John Brunson
Citizens National Bank & TruSt CO
Barrett
Bering Tank Division
George C. Cox
W. P Constructors
Irouh
Senate
Mike Mansfield
U. S
Europe
Czechoslovakia
Nixon
Congress
William P. Rogers
Asia
House
Maxwell D. Taylor
South Vietnam
Vietnam
Paris
Bill Patman
Ganada
Cokthorp
Herring
Cypress-Fairbanks
Buddy Bray
A.R. Galleher
Sitf
Department of Public Safety
Nome
Sour Lake
Gallerher
Baytonian Bobbitt
Yorty Victor
Baytown State Bank
Bay Pia Center
Utility District Eyes Plan
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