Redbirds edge Odds in swing filled minor league win
Bohannon starred for the Redbirds driving two doubles and three RBIs as they beat the Odds 12-2. Jim King and Allen Lytle contributed two hits apiece while Perry Hampton took the loss for the Odds. Hawks edged the Lions 8-7 in the minor league clash and the Buffs defeated the Giants 14-5 in pee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redbirds
Toner
Channelview
Dale Bohannon
Terry Arm- Alleg
Alotis Elev Se
Amer Tel & Tel
Pancoastal Oil
Pfizer
Anaconda
Jo Sale
parke-Davis
Hawks
Lions
Nemy Buffs
Giants
Wee
Bohannon
Strong
Jim King
Allen Lytle
Perry Hampton
Donnie Fowler
Frankie
Wright
Mike Hambrick
Phillips Petr
Phillips Petra
Stanley-Warner
Stude-Packard Jean Oil
Tennessee Gas
Texas Co
Texas
Aga
David Evang
Westinghouse
Nickel Aerox
The
Buffs
Jones & Baugh
Ol Cotton
Kert McGee
Cats
Oilers
Pirates Liggett and Myers
Cubs
Lockheed Ceserssesses
Louis Land J
Magnavox Sarees
Monsanto
Hospital Beat: New Arrivals and Admits List
A lengthy hospital beat lists admitted patients at San Jacinto and Gulf Coast hospitals including names, addresses, and room numbers. Newborns appear for Mr. and Mrs. Ter and Mr. and Mrs. Daigle with room assignments noted. Several long lists of patients and relatives are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto Hospital
Wade Stephenson
Conroe
Louise Ann Claybaugh
Grantham
Donnie Justice
Hafer
Diane Elaine Norwood
Oaks
Pasadena
Lisa and
Paula Hughes
Lester Hughes
Bob Smith
Andrew Kleypas
E. Pearce
Paula Kay Dillard
Crosby
Gulf Coast
Sara Jane Bertha
W. Jumble
L. L. Lawless
Kiltore Rd
George M. Sewell
Akewood
Harrell L. Powers
E. Adone
Baxter C. Littlefield
Stuett
F. W. Ter
Uindberg
Charles F. Daigle
Fresa
R. W. Jarmes
Riverside
Highlands
Jesse Lopez
Towa
San Jacinto
Channelview Hospital Beat Admits and Dismissals List
Channelview Hospital Beat lists admitted patients including H Lee Wilburn and Roger S Thomason with multiple Houston residents such as Henry Alvin Walters Julia H Mangum and Tommy Shurtliff. Dismissals include Harvey Wesley Payne Donald Terry Van Ness and Edmond Clark McGee with several Channelview and Houston entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tidelands Hospital
H. Lee Wilburn
Channelview
Roger S.thomason
Houston
Henry Alvin Walters
Julia H
Mangum
Tommy Shurtliff
Bil
Ray Faln
Betty Hicks
Gus Hiser
Mahaley Ann Killough
Charles Sample, Jr
Susan Sample
Harvey Wesley Payne
Donald Terry van Ness
Edmond Clark McGee
Willie M
Channelview Crash Spurs Stadium Financing Debate
Two Channelview children, Jy, 6, and Susan Sample, 8, remain in critical condition after a late Monday crash at Miller Road and Sheldon Road. Their father Charles Sample, and another rider, were uninjured. Harris County commissioners study how to finish a domed stadium hole to house a $13.4 million project, with dome and air conditioning costs estimated from 1.5 to 5 million. The hole and structure were funded by a 1961 bond issue, with questions over completing the project and potential further bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Channelview
Tideland Hospital
Houston
Harris County
Miller Road
Sheldon Road
Commissioners
Dren
Charles Sample
Chili Sports Stadium
Charles Purposes Jy
Susan Sample
National Auto
W. L. al
Morris
Lison
Don
Last Rites Held For La Porte Resident 70
Services were held at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the First Baptist Church in La Porte for William Hunt, 70, of 402 First St., La Porte, who died Sunday. The Rev. Pink A. Voss officiated and land burial was in Forest Park Lawndale. Survivors include his widow Sylvia E. Hunt. son Roy A. Hunt of Pasadena. two sisters Mrs. Jesse Gore of Stillwell, Oklahoma, and Mrs. Gilbert Baker of Aldine. grandson John M. Hunt of Pasadena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist
la Porte
William
Alter Hunt
First St
Pink A. Voss
Forest Park Lawndale
Sylvia E. Hunt
Roy A. Hunt
Pasadena
Jesse Gore
Stillwell
Okla
Gilbert Baker
Aldine
Lland
John M. Hunt
Prison Program Aims for Reform and Self-Sufficiency
Dr. Gates notes Kiwanis efforts to engage prisoners in recreation and religious activity while teaching trades. He cites self-sufficiency goals through on-site food production and notes cost differences: about 31 dollars per inmate daily in Texas and over 8 dollars in California. Gates serves on Salvation Army boards, leads Men’s Social Service Center, and is an Air Force Reserve major with training ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
California
Dr. Gates
Houston
Salvation Army
Men's Social Service Center
Air Force Reserve
Continental Air Command
Robins Air Force Base
Carver Baseball Field Lighting Contract Awarded
Gulf Coast Electric Co of Baytown wins the Carver School baseball field lighting project with a low bid of 8888 dollars. The School Board approved on a recommendation from Supt. George H. Gentry and Engr. W D Bill Broyles at a Monday night meeting. Other bids were Texas Electrical Construction 9330, Pfeiffer Electric 9457, and A All Electric 11700. Work to begin next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Coast Electric Co
Baytown
School Board of Trustees
Carver
Gulf Coast
George H. Gentry
W. D
Bill) Broyles
Texas Electrical Construction Co
Pfeiffer Electric Co
A-All Electric Co
Broyles
Soaring OTC sale alert hints at garments and baby clothes
A fragment notes an OTC sale event involving apparel and baby clothes at location 3333. It mentions soaring interest or prices and emphasizes a clearance style listing without full details or dates.
Houston Businessmen Discuss World Affairs Council Format
Houston leaders met Tuesday to discuss forming a World Affairs Council similar to others in Dallas and large cities. The report notes an annexation lawsuit against Pasadena was reset to the week of June 18 for an early trial, and Judge Byron A. Johnson ordered docket placement. The United States Steel Foundation Inc. granted 20,000 to Rice University for major development with no strings attached. A dispute arose between Joel B. Coolidge and Bill Kilgarlin over meeting authority. Officials plan a drive to recover delinquent city taxes, with letters to tax delinquents and potential suits, citing more than 86,000 accounts totaling over 14 million dollars if auto taxes are included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Dyke Headery
Dalles
United States
Pasadena
Byron A. Johnson
United State Steel Foundation Inc
Rice University
Lewis Cutter
Race continues as foreign crews compete for prize
The annual inter seaman race features nine entries from the United States Navy and merchant ships plus French Dutch Norwegian entrants. Finalists include France and Flandre and Statendam with Havsul taking a second place. Monomous lifeboats weigh 1680 pounds, 26 feet long with eight rowers and a coxswain. The event, supported by the International Council on Seamen's Recreation, promotes friendship and seamen training. President Kennedy sent congratulations messages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havsul
International Council On Seamen's Recreation
Kennedy
Harris County may pay part of new Ce dar Bayou bridge
Harris County may fund part of a second bridge over Cedar Bayou near East Texas Ave and East James in Baytown if the planning committee urges it. Precinct 1 members McManus and Speights. Precinct 2 Winnie members Burr Hulgan Devither Grivich Winger Jr. Appling Hankomer. Precinct 3 Jackson Mayes Jennings Crone Dilman. Precinct 4 Jennings Lawrence Franzen Abbe Brown. Also: county hires a new Home Demonstration agent Janet Blair Carroll of Crowell. awards Scherer Motor two GMC trucks for road dept at $4 458.46 and Hub Motors Winnie for a Ford Falcon wagon at $1 445.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derstood
Harris County
Cedar Bayou
East Texas Ave
East James
Baytown
Harris
Chambers
J. C. McManus
Edwin A. Speights
Perry Burr
Gordon Hulgan
Edward C. Devither
Nick Grivich
W. J. Winger Jr
Winnie
R. E. Schultz
Leroy Edmonds
Oscar ¥. Neilson Jr
H. E. Moor
Carroll R. Hand
Ward Toran
Anahuac
Sidney Appling
Hankomer
Arthur ‘T
Theo) Jackson
Oscar Mayes
Noble Jennings
Jim Meredith
Callie Crone
Fred Dilman
Johnny Jennings
A. B. Lawrence
Ellis Franzen
Doug Abbe
Delno Brown
Barbers Hill
Susie Brabham
Janet Blair Carroll
Crowell
Tex
Scherer Motor Co
Hub Motors
J. R. Carroll
Hub
Harris Democrat Leaders Disagree On HDEC Session
In Houston the Harris County Democratic Executive Committee race pits retiring chair Joel B. Coolidge against chair-elect Bill Kilgartin over who may call a meeting. Kilgartin says Coolidge lacks authority. Coolidge plans a June 9 meeting to swear in the new chair and committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel B. Coolidge
Haring County Democratic
Bill Kilgarlin
Coolidge
Dune 9
Kilgarlin
Coolign
Houston
Harris County
Democratic Executive Committee
Bill Kilgartin
Kilgartin
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Kilvarlin
Solon Candidate Outlines Three Point Platform
Herbert E. Shutt, candidate for the legislature Position 14, previews a three point platform for a radio talk to air Tuesday night. The plan calls for updating the criminal code with Crocker Crime Study Commission input, a juvenile parole system and delinquency prevention with schools, and highway safety improvements. He cites teamwork to stabilize finances and attract tourism, settlers, and industry, and promote children. Shutt is set to speak on station KXYZ at 7 pm each of Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert E. Shutt
Crocker Crime Study Commission
Bhutt
Shutt
KXYZ
ILP High School Graduation Friday Ceremony
The ILP high school will hold graduation Friday with 109 graduates led by Marzee Pfeiffer and Supt Ralph Pearce. Dr Gordon Burdick will deliver the benediction and preside over awards. The program includes a processional, invocations by Rev James Quin, music by the high school band directed by JoJ Gard Aelke, and main address by Dr Richard W Setzer. Sonja Strickland will give the salutatory and Wallace Groda the valedictory. Special awards announced by John Kubler Jr. The event takes place at La Porte High School with multiple speakers and PTA awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marzee Pfeiffer
Beta Sigma Phi
Ralph Pearce
la Porte High School
Vardes L. Avara
Duce
Apie
Gordon Burdick
James Quin
Lan
St. Mary's Cath
Jojjard Aelke
Beaumont
John Kubler Jr
Parent Teacher Association
J. B. Linney
Sonja Strickland
Wallace Groda
School Problem Study Continues Board Approves Plan
Summary of a continued school problem study accepted by the board with progress-report dates for each section. Finances and taxes due July 15, future high school report due Dec 1, public relations due July 2, policy and practices due June 5, curriculum study due July 2, training program due Oct 1, maintenance and modernization progress due June 11, business administration due Sept 10, library facilities due September, insurance due Sept 6, cafeteria operations due by mid August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future
Lee College
D. A. Brown
al Mel Finger
J. M. Stuart
Yune 4
Ouisige
Baytown
Business Administration
Ophelia Jones
E. M. Carlisle
Cecil Bobbitt
Opryshek
W. H. Bridges
Baytown Students Join Glorieta Assembly Staff
Baytown's Second Baptist Church will send four students on Tuesday afternoon to serve on the staff of the Glorieta Assembly in Glorieta New Mexico. Attending the six week assembly will be Dianne Albright Dianne Dauphin Richie Craig and Melvin Tallent. Miss Albright and Craig are 1962 graduates of Robert E. Lee High School and Tallent plans to graduate from Lee next January. Miss Dauphin is a student at Lee College. Eric Smedlund minister of education at Second Baptist Church recommended the group to E. A. Herron manager of the assembly. Purpose of the assembly is to advance education and fellowship. The assembly will be conducted by leaders of the Southern Baptist Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baytown
Second Baptist Church
Glorieta Assembly
Glorieta
N.M
Dianne Albright
Dianne Dauphin
Richie Craig
Melvin Tallent
Miss Albright
Craig
Robert E. Lee High School
Tallent
Lee
Miss Dauphin
Lee College
Eric Smedlund
E. A. Herron
Assembly
Southern Baptist Convention
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Fersidosa Mostoufi
Pamela
Duke Alex Odom
Rony Clee Dal Tee
Brunson
Rome
Rey Ad
Trey Denaintham
Dictigen Ikcane Sra
Sain Penta
Ome
Derma Corstarce Ford
NH Cartoon
NEWS
Channelview Hospital
Decker
Glen Ford
Chrysler Titan
Hee Bunch
Hayi
LER FF
Carver Baseball Feld
Frank E. Spurling
Wisconsin
Solon
ILP High School
Richard W. Setzer
Lamar State College of Technology
Sultant
D. M. Haas
Baytonians
Glorietta
Brown’s Chicken Shack
Hwy
Peas
Aluminum Compfany
Houston Lighting & Power Company
John's Trim Shop
I W. Main
Starett Lumber CO
N. Main
Renu Price
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