Hospital Plans Okayed for 20-Bed Wing at Baptist Memorial
Baptist Memorial Hospital wins approval from the executive board to build a 20 bed wing, increasing capacity to about 632. Administrator David Garrett notes the facility is 94 percent full, prompting the expansion. Trustees approved plans in September 1934 with work slated to start in 1966 and finish early 1969.
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Baptist Memorial Hospital
Baptists’ Executive Board
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Dalea
David Garrett
Garrett
Musical Show Slated at Local Drive-In Theaters
United Screen Arts presents A Swing in Summer a teen beach story opening Thursday at four Golf States theaters. Stars include James Stacy the Righteous Brothers the Rip Chords and Jody Miller. Show booked at Alamo Mission North Rigsby and Varsity Drive-Ins.
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United Screen Arts
Golf States
James Stacy
The
Righteous Brothers
Rip Chords
Jody Miller
Alamo
Mission North
Rigsby
Varsity Drive-in
Full Rail Crew Law Overturned in Texas Courts
The Third Court of Civil Appeals ruled Texas full crew laws invalid. The decision affirms a Travis County District Court ruling backing Southern Pacific Railroad against the statutes. The old state law required five crewmen on freight and construction trains and three on engines.
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Austin
UPL
Third Court of Civil Appeals
Texas
Southern Pacific Railroad
Travis County
Appeal Denies Pasadena Ex-Mayor Sam Hoover Prison Term
The Court for Criminal Appeals upholds a 60 year sentence for former Pasadena mayor Sam Hoover. Hoover, 58, was described as mastermind of the March 11 1964 Schepps robbery in Houston where a wealthy couple was victimized. Fragments also note Franz Jonas sworn in as Austria's fourth postwar president.
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Court For Criminal Appeals
Pasadena
Sam Hoover
Houston
Hoover
Mair J. Schepps
NEW Austria Hoss
Vienna
Franz ‘Jonas
Austrin
Jonas
Poverty and government clash at regional education meeting
The report details tensions within the EQDC and EODC amid power struggles over leadership and policy between Schurman and social service allies. Gonder and Grace discuss communication gains and upcoming vacancies as Saigon news covers Quat seeking army mediation and civilian governance amid Catholic protests.
Political crisis in Viet Nam looms as Quat government faces collapse
The Vietnamese political scene nears a critical phase with analysts warning a collapse of the Quat government and possible military coup. Reported tensions include 50 Buddhist youths petitioning against Catholic and government petitions, and a Catholic mob burning a government car near town.
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South Viet Nam
Phan Huy Quat
Quat
Armed Forces
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Sun
Ex-Judge Crem McClelland Denied State Appeal
Former Harris County probate judge Crem McClelland, now in state prison for five years on a bribery conviction, had his last state appeal denied by the Court of Criminal Appeals. He already began a prison term for illegally diverting estate funds to himself. He can pursue federal review, but no further state options remain.
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Austin
UPL
Harris County
Crem McClelland
Court of Criminal Appeals
McClelland
Falls County
Robert G. von Stroh
Astronauts View Films of Space Walk
Astronauts on Gemini 4 discuss film of their space walk aboard the Wasp. White describes liftoff thrill and a space float scene while McDivitt notes reentry as the most beautiful part. NASA officials plan a cake ceremony and dinner aboard the ship.
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Paul Haney
NASA Information Oficer
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Geminni 4
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McDivitt
Earth
Haney
Mobi- Witt
Ispace Stuoll
California
Astronaut White
Wasp
NASA
Moscow
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Presidium
Supreme Soviet
Johnson
London
Madrid
Paris
Judge Smyer Leaves Post to Practice Law in San Antonio
Joe P. Smyer law clerk to Federal Judge Adrian Spears since July 1963 will leave his post July 11 to enter private practice. At 33 he moves from Austin where he served as briefing clerk to Chief Justice Robert W. Calvert of the Texas Supreme Court. Effective Aug. 4 he joins Cox Smith and Smith in San Antonio.
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Joe P. Smyer
Adrian Spears
Smyer
San Antonio
Austin
Robert W. Calvert
Texas Supreme Court
Cox, Smith and Smith
Greyhound Charms World’s Fair Travelers with Ready Plans
Greyhound promotes the World’s Fair trip with pre arranged hotels transportation and sightseeing. The ad claims reliable bookings and easy travel to New York, inviting travelers to stop guessing and go Greyhound.
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Greyhound
New York
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