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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1961

Page

3

Last in a Series Dont Run From Your Tax Refund

Tax tips warn not to disappear if you are due a refund. The Treasury seeks 58,340 taxpayers owed 2.7 million who didn’t write legibly or moved without a forwarding address. Exempt income examples include Social Security benefits and life insurance inheritances, while taxable income covers wages, interest, dividends, and business profits. IRS is available by phone or in person with no charge for help.

Frank Cormier Associated Press Treasury IRS

Government TV Channel Proposed By Director

HOLLYWOOD AP One of television’s early greats, Delbert Mann, urges a government channel like the BBC. He argues air time should belong to the people, not Madison Avenue, and that a public service channel could air cultural programs at night, compete with commercial TV, and support full-length performances such as the Metropolitan Opera.

Hollywood BBC England Delbert Mann Madison Avenue Marty Mann Fred Coe Television Playhouse Paddy Chayefsky Madison Avent Leonard Bernstein New York Philharmonic Metropolitan Opera

Gonzalez Aims for Runoff Strong Cooperate With Kennedy Claim

San Antonio. Henry Gonzalez, state senator and former governor candidate, campaigns on being a Kennedy man not a yes man. He predicts a runoff win by polling over 300,000 of the nation’s votes for a Johnson successor, stresses independence, and argues Latin American trade ties and wage policy as key issues in his bid.

San Antonio Henry Gonzalez Gonzalez Lyndon Johnson Senate Kennedy Robert Kennedy Latin America South

Memphis Braces for Major Mosquito Invasion

Memphis is braced for a heavy mosquito invasion feared to be the worst in years. The Health Department warns flood-swollen Mississippi lowlands create vast breeding grounds for the pests. Eggs laid in fall remain dormant through winter and hatch in spring with water and warm weather. The department spokesman notes grounds are too extensive for chemical treatment.

Memphis Tenn Health Department Mississippi River

Hermann To Head Hygiene Section In Gulf Coast

Dr E R B Hermann health engineer for Humble Oil and Refining Co was installed as president of the Gulf Coast Section of the American Industrial Hygiene Association at Ellington Air Force Base. He succeeds Dr O Neil M Banks of Shell Chemical Corp Jere D Van Zandt Magnolia Petroleum Beaumont becomes president elect and M M Sullivan Houston remains secretary treasurer.

E. RB. Hermann Humble Oil and Refining Co Gulf Coast American Industrial Hygiene Association Ellington Air Force Base Hermann O'Neil M. Banks Shell Chemical Corp Jere D. van Zandt Magnolia Petroleum Co Beaumont M. M. Sullivan Houston

Former Baytonian Is Given New Position

John Wilson formerly of Bay town has been appointed district sales manager for Allstate Insurance Co in the Beaumont Port Arthur Orange area. A Baylor University graduate, he and his wife with four children live at 5010 Raleigh in Beau ont.

John Wilson Baytown Allstate Insurance Co Beaumont Port Arthur Orange Wilson Allstate Baylor University Raleigh Beauont

Mennonite Farmer Returns Box With Money in Lancaster

Ben Zimmerman, a Mennonite farmer in Lancaster, returned $1,100 found in a box of trinkets bought at a public sale. He initially planned to hand it to the executors of Ira Staver’s estate, then wavered to keeping it, and finally returned it after deciding it didn’t feel right. Administrators paid him a $35 commission.

Lancaster, Pa Ben Zimmerman Ira Staver Staver Zimmerman

Department store gift plan ends white elephant weddings

In Tokyo a department store proposes a wedding gift plan. Brides register and friends deposit money. Ten days before the wedding the store presents a list of wished-for gifts with totals and the couple selects what they want.

Tokyo API

Mobil Purchases Land Near Beaumont for Expansion

Mobil Chemical Co. announces the purchase of 344 acres south of Beaumont on the West Port Arthur Road adjacent to Magpolia Pipe Line for long range use. The area’s Sabine Neches region is rapidly growing as a chemical center with Goodyear Tire & Rubber, Houston Chemical, and Foster Grant Polyolefins already constructing plants. E. H. Peters says the land will support future expansion or serve potential customers.

Mobil Chemical Beaumont Port Arthur Road Magpolia Pipe Line Company Herbert Products Sabine Neches Peters

Army Engineers Office Expands Fort Worth District

Fort Worth gains most of four states as the Army Corps of Engineers reorganizes. Starting June 1 the district will absorb Tulsa Galveston and Little Rock military construction duties, expanding area to Arkansas Oklahoma Louisiana and much of Texas. Reese and Webb Air Force Bases move to Albuquerque.

Fort Worth U.S. Army Corps of Engineers R. P. West Omaha Neb Tulsa Galveston Little Rock Arkansas Oklahoma Louisiana Texas Albuquerque Reese and Webb Air Force West Texas

Oscar Publicity Battle Over The Alamo Feud Heats Up

Hollywood and Texas stir as publicist Russell Birdwell battles critics with full page ads defending Bow Wow and the Alamo cast. Wayne defends Chill Wills, denying Oscar rumors and calling the ad campaign costly and defamatory.

Aollywood (Ap Bow-Wow Hollywood Sheilah Graham Texas Russel Birdwell Birdwell Pers Pamin Bow- Wow Wayne Wills Alamo Chill Wills Sean Sal John Wayne Towa Wojciechowicz

Refiners Report Record Gasoline Supply Amid Demand

Houston AP Refiners say record gasoline inventories prepare for peak spring summer demand. Industry says higher taxes push buyers to compact economy cars, with nearly one third of new car sales being smaller models. Officials warn 1961 demand may struggle to match 1960 gains as taxes rise and fuel efficiency appeals grow.

Houston Frank Porter American Petroleum Institute John Swearingen Standard of Co Indiana House Ways and Means ‘Committee Washington

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