Prison system director lectures at Lee College
Dr George Beto rector of the Texas Department of Corrections spoke at Lee College detailing Texas prison issues. He cited inmate costs, food quality, youthful offenders, Ferguson Unit near Madisonville, Richmond rehabilitation efforts, and the prison labor and industries program as key factors shaping the system. He urged classification, more housing, higher guard pay, and mandatory state procurement from the prison system when prices and quality match.
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Gulf Coast Weather Confirms Possible Tropical Storm
The article notes the Gulf region may see the start of a tropical storm near Campeche as a cooler air front moves southward. It reports Edith moving from the Atlantic into the Caribbean with a center 420 miles southeast of San Juan, plus showers shifting across Texas and parts of Oklahoma and New Mexico, cooler nights ahead, and five day forecasts predicting below normal temperatures in southern areas.
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Hospital Notes: Admits and New Arrivals Listed
New arrivals and admissions across Gulf Coast and San Jacinto Methodist include Mrs. Victor Jingle of 204 Cleveland in Room 109 and Mrs. W. C. Hallmark of Pasadena in Room 111. Donald Hightower Jr. joins Room 206 as son of Mr. and Mrs. Hightower. William Barrett Ti, son of Mr. and Mrs. Barrett Jr., in Room 120. Becca Bullard and Emilia Medina reside at 1200 Ping and 1200 Becca Bullard, while Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Dickens welcome a daughter born Tuesday at Gulf. Edward Leramon and Crosby Hinton Jr. noted among new arrivals.
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Victor Jingle
Cleveland
W. C. Hallmark
Pasadena
Donald Hightower Jr
Donald‘ Hightower
E. Gulf
William Barrett Ti
William Barrett Jr
Cae Fine
San Jacinto Methodist
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Crosby
Emilia Medina
Ping
Becca Bullard
Gerald
Eugene ‘Dickens
Gulf
Edward Leramon
Channelview Hospital Notes Admit List
Admitted to the Tidelands Hospital are Katherine England Wilburn Roy Byrd Richard Donald Mills Mike V Gilbert Mary Elizabeth Mosely Jia T.Sembeta Karel Mae Vernon all of Channelview Tayce Denis Rdber of Pasadena. Dismissed: Garenee Edward Foreman Kel tie Higuinbotham Mildred Ramsey Warren Luke Randy Morgen all of Houston Billy Farrell Bane Dorothy Irene Balden Pearl Johnson Lola Faye Welch all of Channelview.
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Katherine England
Wilburn Roy Byrd
Houston
Richard Donald Mills
Mike V. Gilbert
Mary Elizabeth Mosely
Jia T.sembeta
Karel Mae Vernon
Channelview
Tayce Denis
Pasadena
Garenee Edward Foreman
Keltie Higuinbotham
Mildred “Ramsey
Warren Luke
Randy Wade
Morgen
Billy Farrell Bane
Dorothy
Irene Balden
Pearl Johnson
Lola
Faye Welch
Mrs. Mattie Howard Heads Texas Library Board Return
Mrs Mat tie Howard head librarian at Lee College returned from a Texas Library Association executive board meeting in San Antonio. She was elected for a separate year term on the TAL state board at the annual meeting. Mrs Walter Rundell accompanied her to San Antonio.
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St Lee College
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San Antonio
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Fines Paid In Houston Soap Selling Case
Douglas N Banks 21 and K et W Hogan 71 of 101 Rosilie Houston were sued $10 each in Corporation Court Tuesday for selling without a city permit. They were accused of attempting to sell soap by stopping cars at McKinney and Cedar Bayou Road.
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K. Et W. Hogan
Rosilie
Houston
McKinney
Cedar Bayou Road
Ex-Students Association Plans Buffet Supper at Lee College
Lee College Ex-Students Association launches a membership drive this week ending Oct 22 with a free buffet supper for members upon showing a membership card. Cards priced 2 for individuals, 3 for a joint couple, plus various supporters, with deadlines Oct 18. Bramlett, president, notes cards available year round. The event uses students from the Manpower Development Training program to serve. A constitution creates an endowment fund and privileges include deposit-free college access. Also, MEINERVA STUDY Club meets 10 a.m. Friday at Mrs. Read’s home.
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Bramlett
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United Gas Franchise Granted For La Porte
A La Porte franchise to operate United Gas Co service in the area was approved by the board. The Houston Nehaas Corp appears in the notice with related actions and names individuals connected to the filing.
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la Porte
Harris County
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Chief Teper S T Continued From Page One
The article reports Chief Teper of S&T discussing bingo legality and enforcement. A citizens committee plans to present information to the city manager, and if ignored, seek a quo warranto in district court. Teper notes he will hire an attorney to defend his position and intends to define his stance further on Thursday.
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Houston Mayor Schedules Two Special Meetings
Houston Mayor Lewis Cutter called two meetings for next week. At 10:30 a.m. Monday the agenda committee will meet to discuss consolidation of government functions in Harris County. A 2 p.m. October 3 joint session of City Council, Commissioners Court, and Ben Taub General Hospital Board will address furnishings and equipment for the new Ben Taub Hospital and rehabilitation of Jefferson Davis Hospital.
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Lewis Cutter
Houston City Hallegal Chamber
Agerda Committee
Harris County
Cutter
Commissioners Court
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Baytown Leader Elected President of Inter-House Council
Council President Patsy Littlepage of Baytown is elected president of the Inter-House Council at Sam Houston State Teachers College. The council includes women dormitory presidents and Littlepage also serves as president of Eliott Hall. As Inter-House Council president she joins the Senatorial Congress, the student governing body.
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Baytown
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Eliott Hall
Mayor Ligger To Address Kiwanis Noon Meeting
Mayor Ligger will be guest speaker for the Kiwanis club at noon Thursday. The gathering will be held at The Tower, where residents and members will hear remarks from the city leader.
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Pistol hunters may use handguns in Missouri hunting season
Missouri deer hunters may use pistols this year if they can shoot accurately, or choose muzzleloading rifles instead. The brief note mentions firearm options as the hunting season opens in Jefferson City and references a separate 1960 statistic about Texas physicians providing free medical care worth 531 million dollars.
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Missouri
Texas Physicians
Kennedy testifies as Senate probes crime syndicate
Robert F Kennedy testifies about secret meetings assassinations and a power struggle as part of Senate investigations into organized crime. He cites Valachi’s testimony as making the underworld more knowable and outlines a national inquiry stretching across several cities with multiple witnesses planned.
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Late News Report Reveals Confession and Prison Term
Fragmentary report states one man confessed to fixing an event involving Shelly Smith and Lyons was sentenced to prison in June. The Presidium of the Supreme Soviet reportedly ratified a related measure.
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Lyons
Jube
Presidium
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