Community Notes and Social Visits Leading into Summer
Local families from Port Lavaca Nixon Leplace Cuero and Yoakum hosted and visited relatives over the weekend. Choral workshop participants from Cuero High School traveled to Huntsville with teachers Jo Buenning and Julia Chad dock for a Sam Houston State University session lasting through Friday. Word arrived that Sp. 4 David Buenger was promoted to Specialist 5th class on June 2 in Mainz Germany.
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Cuero High School
Linda Ley
Ruth Chaddock
Becky
Rachel Newsom
Craig Henderson
Sam Houston State University
Huntsville
Jo Buenning
Julia Chaddock
David Buenger
Mainz
Germany
Baby Boy Born to Mr and Mrs Eldridge Jr in Burns Hospital
Mr and Mrs Martin Eldridge Jr of Cuero welcome a baby boy born Saturday at 6 12 p.m. in Burns Hospital. The newborn weighed 6 pounds and 9 ounces.
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Martin Eldridge Jr
Cuero
Burns Hospital
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Hollywood
Desert Hospital
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals A Cuero Report
Cuero Hospital admitted Lois Schuene man and Melissa Whalen. Burns Hospital admitted Librado Trevino Steven Keane Aileen Keane Wilma Walter Grace Slaughter and Mrs Ivory Jean Eldridge. Dismissals include Mary Helen Tor res.
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Cuero Hospital
Lois Schueneman
Melissa Whalen
Burns Hospital
Librado Trevino
Steven Keane
Aileen Keane
Wilma Walter
Grace Slaughter
Ivory Jean Eldridge
Mary Helen Torres
Ethiopia’s Haile Selassie Arrives in Egypt for Visit
Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia arrived in Cairo on Friday for a two day official visit. He was greeted by Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser with a personal welcome and a 21 gun salute marking the start of the visit.
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Cairo
UPI
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Weekend Sports Summary High Echelon Belmont Victory
High Echelon won the $158 750 Belmont Stakes by three quarters of a length over Needles N Pens. Mike Bonallack captured his third straight British Amateur golf title by defeating Bill Hyndman 8 and 7 in Newcastle Northern Ireland.
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High Echelon
New York
Newcastle
Northern Ireland
Mike Bonallack
Bill Hyndman
Kodes Wins French Open Title Over Fra nulovic
Jan Kodes of Czechoslovakia defeated Zeliko Fra nulovic of Yugoslavia 6-4 6-4 6-0 to claim the French Open tennis championship.
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Kodes
Paris
UPI
Jan Kodes
Czechoslovakia
Zeliko Franulovic
Yugoslavia
Braque jewelry stolen from Nimes museum worth 272700
Six pieces designed by Georges Braque were stolen from a Nimes museum. The exhibit was insured for 2.7 million. Police noted an auto jack handle as the only clue left at the scene.
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Nimes
France
UPI
Georges Braque
Budget figures list Texas military installation sums
The bill shows various allocations across Texas military sites including Navy hospital Corpus Christi 1.9 million and Naval Air Station Corpus Christi 2.15 million. Other listed amounts cover ship maintenance Orange 146000 and multiple air force and army facilities such as Brooks AFB San Antonio and Sheppard AFB Wichita Falls with millions allocated to each.
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Navy
Naval Hospital
Corpus Christi
Naval Air Station
Orange
Army
Aeronautical
Ft. Sam Houston
Air Force
Bergstrom Afb
Austin
Broos Afb
San Antonio
Dyess Afb
Abilene
Goodfellow Afb
DeWitt County Brucellosis Testing Nears Completion
Precinct 2 testing begins north of the Yoakum Cuero Highway and is expected to take about two months. Testing started April 1 in Precinct 1. Adams reports 20839 cattle tested with 169 reactors. Wright notes DeWitt County qualified for free testing in August 1968 under the Type I Brucellosis program and will be declared Modified Certified Brucellosis Free after testing finishes.
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Ronnie Edington
Yoakum-Cuero
Adams
Wright
DeWitt County
DeWitt
De Loach to Retire From FBI on 50th Birthday
Cartha D. De Loach third ranked aide to FBI Director Hoover will retire July 20 on his 50th birthday for financial reasons. De Loach, from Claxton Georgia, joined the FBI two years ago. Hoover and Tolson have not indicated retirement plans.
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Washington
UPI
Cartha D. de Loach
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
de Loach
Claxton
Hoover
Clyde A. Tolson
Deputy Dan Coloring Books Cleared for L A Schools
The Los Angeles sheriff's department approves distribution of 90 000 Deputy Dan coloring books to city school children to foster friendly relations with deputy sheriffs. The rollout, halted last week after a deputy flagged concerns, proceeds with official authorization.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Sheriff's Department
Bear or pig on deputy helmet sparks debate
Captain Garland Austin of the community relations office says some people see a pig on Deputy Dan's helmet while others, including him, view it as a bear. He notes perception varies by viewer.
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California
Dan
Capt
Garland Austin
Liberal Representative Races Dominate Texas Nomination Night
Jim Greenwood won the nomination for the House seat vacated by George Bush as he defeated W Kendall Baker in a Dallas area contest. Several Democratic incumbents and Runoffs clinched spots facing Republican opponents in November across Ellis Hill San Antonio Dallas Fort Worth and surrounding counties.
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Jim Greenwood
Rep
George Bush
R-Tex
U. S. Senate
Lloyd Bentsen
Greenwood
W. Kendall Baker
Houston
Aubrey L. Moore
John Potts
Ellis
Hill Counties
Lou Kost Jr
San Antonio
Joseph A. Scott
Charles Tupper Jr
el Paso
Ray Ramos -Dee Jon Davis
Ralph Mahoney
Howard
Mitchell
Nolan
Billy H. Williamson
John Brown
Smith County
Gary Bruner
Terry Doyle
Nicholas V. Lampson
Jefferson County
J.D. Evans
Gayle Ingram
Lowell C. Holt
Camp
Hopkins
Upshur
Wood Counties
Dan Peacock
Jack Deaver
C. Logan Jobe
Edmund E. Jones
A. “Bob” Gammage
Bob Jones
Robert Brandt
John F. Boyle Jr
Bertaiid Brashear
Dallas
John Duke
Sam Coates
Bill Stehr
Claiborne Smothers
Mike Moncrief
Dave F. Massey
Fort Worth
Norman Darwin
Joe Spurlock
R.L
Bob” Strickland
J. Dan Connelly
Paul Silber
Tom Lee
Jim C. Segrest
Wayland A. Simmons
Fernado Pinon
Oscar Eason Sr
Phil Cates
Ray Trosper
Gray, Hansford, Hemphill
Lipscomb, Ochiltree, Roberts
Wheeler Counties
William D. Nix
Chelsea Firefighters Demand Heat Pay
Chelsea firemen from Local 937 negotiate a new contract with the city. They seek extra pay when temperatures exceed 90 degrees, aiming to recognize hazardous conditions and longer shifts.
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Chelsea
Mass
UPI
Firefighters Local 937
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Port Lavaca
Teresa Black
Nixon
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Gary Hudgeons
Richard Burt
Leplace, la
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Perry Jackson
Paul John
Sunday
Siesta la Casa Rest Home
Yorktown
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Travis Kite
M. E. Boothe
Baytown
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Mabel Banner
H. L. Thompson
San Marcos
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Bonnie Buenger
Melissa
Wayne McMahan
Whirlpool Baths
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Oren B. Turbeville
Otis Carpenter
Cuero Lodge
Glynn McWhorter
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Wilfred Leist
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Richard Burton
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DAY Construction CO
W. Reuss Blvd
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