Barracuda Club Names Hotchkiss Its President
Al Motehkiss was elected president of the Barracudas Booster Club at a meeting held at the Hotchkiss home in Braytown 1902 Raiive. The club supports the Barracudas football team coached by Bob Easley, composed of seventh and eighth graders, with officers Dave Pendley vice president Geralt Landry secretary Jim Baker publicity chair and John Sivek treasurer. The group, meeting every two weeks, invited boosters and especially players’ parents to attend the Oct 20 session at 8 pm with refreshments provided.
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al Motehkiss
Barracudas
Hotchkiss
Raiive
Bob Easley
Braytown
Dave Pendley
Geralt Landry
Jim Baker
John Sivek
Easley
Sivek
Hospital Notes Admits at Gulf Coast and San Jacinto
Admitted names and room numbers listed for Gulf Coast and San Jacinto facilities. Includes Shelly Burts Patricia Collins Henry Vaclavik and many others with addresses such as Channelview Mont Belvieu Baytown Highlands Crosby and Devers. New arrivals include several newborns with parental names and birthplaces noted.
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Shelley Burts
Macolm. Burts
Pamela
Trina Butcher
Isaac Butcher
Channelview
Elaine Griffith
Baytown
Patricia Collins
Mont. Belvieu
Joyce Burress
Livingston
Sandra Clark
Mary Trahan
Carolina
Coleen Turner
Jackson
Samantha Merrington
Con N
Edna Meadors
Might Hands
Martha Smikal
Highlands
Mary Kaye Gray
E. Sterling
Margaret Holbert
Henry Cathriner
Normandy House
John Marshall
Texoma
Parker Strickland
Jacinto
I City
Willie Michalsky
Crosby
Virgil Hargis
Kansas
Harley D. Leazer
San Jacinto
John 5
Black
Gresham
Elmer O'Dell Reynolds
Edison
Cecil Ray Powell
North
Joseph H. [Schells
John Singer Jr
Gulf Coast
Tammy Sprayberry
Three Black suspects held after nurse assault near Welfare Island
Police detained three Black men Monday in the reported assault and kidnapping of a white Israeli nurse near Welfare Island bus stop. The attack last Wednesday left her severely beaten. officers identified Ard Garren aged 21 as among attackers and said Isaac Harris 1 and James Alston 18 were implicated. An alert sought Teddy Mason 22 and Denise Hairston 24 as two others believed headed for aid.
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New York
Welfare Island
Howard Garren
Garrett
Isaac Harris
James Alston
Court To Review Sit-In Appeal In Atlanta Case
The Supreme Court agreed to review an order transferring to federal court in Atlanta cases against 20 people arrested by city police during 1963 restaurant sit-ins. The Orleans circuit based order under the 1964 Civil Rights Act directs dismissal of state prosecutions if attendees were removed for racial reasons. Georgia Attorney General Eugene Cook said this marks the first Supreme Court look at removability of state prosecutions to federal court under the act. The 20 were slated for Fulton County Superior Court under Georgia anti trespass law.
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Wasitington
Supreme Court
Atlanta
U.S. Circuit Court
New Orleans
U.S. District Court
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