Funeral services for Arthur B Stephenson held in Houston
Arthur B Stephenson 63 of Chantry Baytown Refining Co. employee died Tuesday morning in Houston. Funeral Sunday at 2 30 p.m. in Houston with his widow Mrs Nelliew Stephenson and daughter Mrs Owen attending. born Burnside Pennsylvania, educated in Mahaffey.
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Houston
Arthur B. Stephenson
Chan
Nelview
Winifred Stephenson
Channel
Humble Oil
View
Owen Refining Co
Baytown
Pice
Anda
alSrandson
Burnside
Houston Hospital
Mahaffey
Channelview Hospital Notes Admits to Tidelands Hospital
A hospital notice lists Mildred Nola Knight Elizabeth Markwith Betty Joyce Ramsey as admitted to Tidelands Hospital from Channelview and Piney, followed by mentions of move to Texas and prior employment with George H. Dentler Co. in Houston. Pallbearers named include A L Simmons R A Schubert M Driskell H P Bolster Curtis De Laune Q Schubert and R D Rosler E T Ratliff. Other local names Fay Juarez Judy Ann Parker Ramona Ruth Harris Rosia Kolb from Channelview and Houston are noted.
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Mildred Nola Knight
Elizabeth Markwith
Betty
Joyce Ramsey
Channelview
Glearfild
A- Texas
George H. Dentler Co
Houston
HORC
A. L. Simmons
R. A. Schubert
Mr. M., Driskell
H. P. Bolster
Curtis de, Laune
Q. . Schubert
R. D. Rols Ler
E. T. Ratliff
Chamuisacu
Clifton Johnson
Fay “Juarez
Judy Ann Parker
Ramona Ruth Harris
Rosia Kolb
Rusk Says Soviets May Plan More Nuclear Tests
Secretary of State Dean Rusk indicated the Soviet Union may intend another round of nuclear weapons tests. He added the United States does not plan further atmospheric tests in the near term. Rusk said he revisited with the Soviets the possibility of banning atmospheric tests, a move Senators recently proposed, but the Soviet government is reluctant to engage seriously on test ban issues.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Soviet Union
United States
Rusk
Eoen
Pope John Paul II Grievously Ill Amid Vatican Update
Vatican reports indicate Pope John Paul II remained gravely ill after a harsh day. Doctors warn only a miracle could save him as he endures pain, hemorrhages, and a gastric heteroplasia while his mind remains clear and prayers spread worldwide.
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Milan
Giovanni Battista Cardinal Montini
St. Charles
John
Piero Mazzoni
Apostolic Palace
Vatican
Varcan
Hospital Admissions List From San Jacinto and Gulf Coast
New arrivals include Mrs. Dalton Ray Hyde at San Jacinto in Room 345 and Mr. James David Burdita at Gulf Coast in Room 111. Numerous entries list patients by name, city, and room numbers, ending with a daughter born May 28 to Mr. and Mrs. David D. Murdoch at San Jacinto.
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San Jacinto
Dalton Ray Hyde
Contos
Sam’ G. Morton
Maryland
Oscar
Hillard
Wooster
Janet Lee
Teddy Tos Jang
Bluth
Graham
Charles
Brunagehim
Dayton
Susan
Sanford
Bayway
Bobby
Gulf Coast
James David Burdita
James Gordon Coley
Harald Lane
Constance Lee Boyd
Forrest
Sidney Mosher Jr
Wisconsin
Tony Weeks
Raytown
David D. Murdoch
Hart
Sunbeam Opens Baytown Warehouse for Baytown Area
Sunbeam Bakers will open a Baytown warehouse at Decker Drive and Baker Road on August 1 to improve coverage for the Baytown area. Sales Manager Warren A. Kelly says it will serve seven route trucks and provide office space. The facility will deliver bread nightly from Houston bakeries to about 275 wholesale outlets. Clarence Bretting becomes area supervisor with seven truck drivers based in the region.
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Sunbeam Bakeries
Baytown
Decker Drive
Baker Road
Warren A. Kelly
Joe Ayler
Seven Track Drive ‘Ers
Baytown Woman's Father Is Dead
Floyd White aged 67 longtime Gatesville resident died after a long illness. He is survived by his widow Ora Babs White a son Harvey Gene White of Gatesville a daughter Mrs R A Dixon of Baytown three brothers and a sister with two grandsons. Pallbearers and officiating ministers listed.
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Floyd White
A. A. Dixon
Strickland
Gatesville
White
Restland
Seattle
Ora Babs White
Harvey Gene White
R. A. Dixon
Baytown
Burn’ White
Lometa
Dee White
McGregor
Bill White
Lubbock
Alma Lyons
Don Dixon
San Antonio
Bill Dixon
Houston
Lee Hagans
John
Edwin Bales
Herman Sims
Joe K. White
J. M. Price
E. L. Lathan
G. L. Derrich
Contract continues at Baytown plant negotiations ahead
Texas City negotiator Paul Teague says the labor and management pact covers supervisory, plant protection and clerical roles. The agreement awaits signing this week, avoiding a current strike. Unions plan to reenter talks with any new owner after Ashland Oil Co puts United Carbon Co up for sale, with a 20 day notice in June for July negotiations.
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Paul Teague
Texas City
Baytown Metal Trades Council
Teague
Ashland Oil Co
United Carbon Co
Funeral Rites Held for Cove Area Resident Hill
Benjamin Porter Hill 53 a former Cove resident died at his home in Tunner Mississippi Monday from Cedar Bayou Baptist and Mont Belvieu Church of Christ ministers officiating. Survivors include widow Ha Hill, daughter Mrs. Raymond Murrett Avon Miss, two sons E Hill Mont Belieu Elton Hill Baytown, seven grandchildren, six sisters and one brother. Burial at Cedar Crest Cemetery with pallbearers listed.
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Lee Funeral Home
Benjamin. Porter” Hill
Cove
Tuntor
Hill
Tunter
Ha Hill
Tunlea
Doughter
Raymond Murrett
Avon
Miss
E. Hill
Mont Belgieu
Elton Hill
Baytown
Ben Bonner
Cecil Wintree
J. Harmon
Keonard “Duget
S. E. Fisher
Tarkington Prairie
H. Guidry
Beaumont
E. P. Hill
Isaac M. Jones
Mont Belvieu
James Bowie Wins U S Bond Trophy
James Bowie Elementary School earned a trophy for highest student participation in the U S Savings Bonds Stamp program. In its first year the school reached 77 percent participation, selling $7,130.10 in bonds as Harris County schools surpassed $120,000 in total sales.
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James Bowie
U.S. Saving
Texas National Bank of Houston
J W. McLean
Texas National Bank
United States Savings
Harris County
EE Beta
Kennedy Tightens Civil Rights Push With Southern Officials
Public officials and clergymen in the South, plus a wide cross section of businessmen, are meeting with Atty. Gen. Robert Kennedy. He is devoting full time to civil rights issues amid new rulings, demonstrations, and moves to integrate universities, with railery-station crowds in his outer office as discussions focus on implications of the Supreme Court ban on excluding Negroes from public establishments. A theater operator praised the consultations as a positive development.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Atorey
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Birmingham
Ala
University i of Alabama
Robert Kennedy
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