Humphrey Cancels Talks For Week After Surgery
Washington AP reports Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey canceled all scheduled appearances next week as President Johnson recovers from surgery. If all goes well he plans to resume duties by October 13, with a heavy itinerary through New York, Kansas City, New Jersey, Virginia, Vermont, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Michigan and Minnesota before November.
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Hubert H. Ritmor
Johnson
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Kansas City
Kan
New Jersey
Behel
Richard J. Hughes
Business Council
Hot Springs
Elensivile
Edward R. Marcow
Medford
Tufts
Rutland
University of Vern
Burington
Washington
Ginner
Providence
Sorrowing Elephant Guards His Master in Grief
In Madras India an elderly Muslim man Abdullah Saheb died beside his elephant near a Hindu temple. The elephant protected the body, seeming to mourn as hundreds of pilgrims watched tears reportedly flowed from the creature. Abdullah’s son was summoned and the elephant allowed the body removal after persuasion.
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Madras
Indie
Si Abdullah Saheb
Hindu Temple
Tin Namarkail
Abdullah
Monk Improperly Admitted for Treatment At Colombo Hospital
An undetailed report from Colombo AP notes a monk visiting Anuradhapura Hospital claimed to have received DO treatment since admission two weeks earlier. Investigation found doctors determined on admission he needed no treatment, but he was not informed he could leave or refuse care.
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Colombo
Deview (Ap
Anuradhapera Hospital
Classroom Teachers Adopt Code of Ethics at Baytown Meeting
Baytown Classroom Teachers Association plans adoption of the National Education Association code of ethics at a Oct 19 House of Delegates meeting at Robert E. Lee High School. President Will Porrish says Clyde Henderson will present the code, highlighting four principles: commitment to student, community, profession, and employment practices.
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Baytown Classroom Teachers Association
Refineries in Gulf Coast Near Strike Pause Talks
Representatives of Gulf Coast refineries and the Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union negotiated to avert a threatened nationwide strike affecting about 20,000 workers in Texas and Louisiana. The union seeks a 5 percent wage raise with a 15 cent minimum, a one year retroactive contract to July 1, and a uniform industry settlement. Talks involved Shell Oil, Sinclair, Petro-Tex, Crown Central, and Phillips, with other plants in Beaumont and Port Arthur and ongoing discussions at Beaumont and Port Arthur. Some plants planned to shut down or operate with supervisory personnel if talks fail. The union insists on a uniform settlement across the industry.
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Houston
Gulf Coast
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
Texas - Louisiana Gulf Coast
Union
Shell Oil Co
Sinclair and Petro-Tex
Crown Central Petroleum
Phillips Petroleum
Texas
Mobil
Pure Oil and
Jefferson Chemical
Beaumont
Gulf
Texaco
Atlantic
Port Arthur
Goodrich-Gulf
Texas- U.S. Chemical and Neches Butane Products Co
Port Neches
Pure OH
Smiths Bluff
OCAW
Humble ‘|Oil & Refining Co
Standard Oil Co
New Jersey
Humble
Billings
Mant
A. F. Grospiron
Ocaw International
Denver
Colo
Hospital Notes List of Patients and Rooms
The record lists patient names with associated towns and room numbers. Names include Jom Garey La Porte Paris and many others with room designations across Houston Crosby Seabrook and nearby areas.
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Jom Garey
Mrand Ies
D. L. Garey
Vermont
Charles Chambers
Sam Barnett
la Parte
Kevin Peveteaux
Gaines Peveteaux
J. E. Humble
Maggie Roundtree
Dayton
Emma Jean Pulliene
la Porte
Tommy Mecek
Houston
Theodore Kloesel
Virginia
Langford Lanier
Park
Vera Fanestiel
Cedar Bayou
Mary Ann Morton
Seven appears in life of Louisville real estate man
The 77 year old C Robert Peter celebrates a birthday on the seventh day of the seventh month. A dinner honored him with guests including seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. His life spans generations, tracing back to a high school completion long ago.
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Louisville
C. Robert Peter
Peter
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