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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1965

Page

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Sun Spots and Garden Club Hold Saturday Ceremonies

Community notes report Carol Jeanne and Henry Pest honored at Teague Garden Keepers event in Denton, with awards for academic and service achievements. Chandler Halter recognized at LAusun ceremony. Library and school groups prepare for meetings, with weather outlook cloudy to partly sunny and tide data for Texas coast.

Carol Jeanne Pesty Ste Henry J. Pest Baw Hue Om Yi Chean Texas Wemoain Denton Carol The Teague Halter Chandler Halter McNivy Lausun

Harlan Miller reports on Reyuren trip at Baytown Center

The write up from Linden notes a tour of Pay W. DR part of Warmbie's Baytown Research Center by Harlan Miller and colleagues including Gene Branscome and Tam 1 Margaret Campbell. Families gather Sunday afternoon as Bronson Kim and others celebrate birthdays. Dee Fisher hospitalized with mumps. Wolff recovers from surgery at home on Massey Tompkins Road. Seaman 20 and Allen Watkins with wife Sara ski at Squaw Valley while Ellen Waltian treats red measles. Thought for the Bay counsels patience and safe speeds.

Harlan Miller Sso Research and Engineering Reyuren Linden Paul Catrell Dachamy Bronson Kim Lali Houston Livingston Dee Fisher Raytown Hospital Wolff Massey-Tompkins Road Seaman Alien Watkins Sara Squaw Valley Calif Ellen Walt Ian

March Rainfall Below Normal in Local Reading

A scrambled March report notes rainfall below normal with 4.57 inches in the year so far, marking a deficit of about 7.03 inches. Only five days recorded precipitation: the 1st, 3rd, 4th, 26th, and 31st.

Esse Research and Enginiverfre Caly Thiytoun Research and Development Division

Baytown student earns Dean's List honors at Trinity

Dean's List honors go to HOB RUCK MAN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bayl teasa, for his academic achievement in the fall semester at Trinity University. He is a junior majoring in pre-law and is also elected to the Senate. Emergency Corps plans a 7 p.m. meeting Tuesday at the Emergency Corps building. Little League Ladies and mothers are invited to a 9:56 meet in the Citizens Natir Icam area.

Nan Bay-l Teasa Trinity Univer vi Senate Little League Ladies Little League Ladies’ Au Harry Mul Natir Icam

East Germans Close Berlin Route Again

East German authorities closed the Berlin autobahn to all traffic for hours while a Soviet jet buzzed West Berlin’s Tempelhof Airport. The United States Britain and France protested the move. Allied vehicles were allowed through at selective points. detentions occurred at Helmstedt and Behelssbers.

Berlin U.S. Army Ativats Oneli U.S. Miliar Behelsbers West Berlin Helmstedt

Postponement Sought in Gentry Appeal Hearing

Texas Education Agency official notes lawyer Hippard asked to move Gentry appeal from April 2 to April 26. Judge Reed City hearing set in Austin for April 12. board members may be absent. no action planned at Tuesday session. Contacts indicate decision pending, with Edison Ollison expecting likely denial.

Dew Shoal Distriet Texas Education Agency Sun George H. Geént Soara Texas Commi J. W. Edger Mier Edgar Austin James Phippard A.B. Stark Trustes Scirk Hinson Ement Ogard Peat, Mitchell and Co Peat Mariwick Ify Ifter Joe Hareezy Siti Fall Intent Persens A. R. Stark Ibo Ward Chester Ollison Slerk Joy Gentry Diiisen Hippard Jeter Gentry Lison Oilison

Informants Aid IRS in Tracking Nonpayers

Washington AP report says about 100000 dollars yearly come to the IRS from tips on tax delinquents. Informants act from patriotic duty or envy and a small number are paid. 95,000 tips were offered in 1964. Only one in ten tips leads to a preliminary probe, with 565000 paid to 822 informers last year.

Washington oHnal Revenue Service IRS FEE Congress TRS

Baytonians Shine at Houston Fair with Scholarships

John McClintock, Scientist of the Year, wins $500 scholarship and first in senior math at the Baytown Science Fair in Houston. Robert Chatfield takes second in senior chemistry. Richard Ruckman earns third in the same division. Cathy Nevil earns second in junior division. Williams Ly and Annette Moroney receive honorable mentions in senior science.

John McClintock Baytown Greater Houston Engineers McClintock Robert FE. Lee Hich School Robert Chatfield Richard Ruckman REL Ane Cathy Nevil Raytown Williams Ly Annette Moroney Paytown John Kittough Baylawn Bill Spence Crosby

City fights rusty water complaints at Fair Park area

Baytown officials face rust and mud like water reports from Fair Park residents and others. Officials suspect rust in water lines and consider chemical treatment, though costly equipment and well additions loom. Some fire hydrant tests may have triggered recent outages, while residents report periodic discoloration and odd taste.

Maniager Fair Park Santa Foyle Street Bar Fair Park Oon Lanham

Famed Texas Navy Set for San Jacinto Day Review

The Texas Navy, varied yachts and craft, prepares for the San Jacinto Day parade from the Houston Ship Channel to the San Jacinto Battleground. Gov. Price Daniel helped activate early crews with grand plans for Bayou City participation and a sixth annual review. Entry blanks available via boat dealers or Joseph B. Hutchison, Texas Navy executive officer. The event honors two Texas navies with a parade value near five million dollars in yachts and crew expenses. The program links to historic naval efforts and local patriot groups, with broader military ties.

Texas Navy San Jacinto Houston Ship Channel San Jacinto Battleground Joseph B. Hutchison P. QO. Box 72 Houston U. S. Navy Air Force Texas Independence Republic of Texas

Runoff set for April 24 in trustee election

Absentee voting for the April 24 runoff election to name three school trustees begins Wednesday. Board set the runoff date after canvassing Saturday's election results with only minor corrections. Incumbents Stark and Victory and four other candidates qualified for the runoff, with ballot positions drawn. Absentee ballots may be cast in the tax office or by mail, ending three days before the runoff.

Stark Victory Mitchell Alford Texas Horace Miani Junior High School W. D Bil) Hinson Firemen's Recreation Hall Precinct 101 Bruce Ramsey Patformer Ramsey Karl Oprushek Opryshek Ophelia Jones Oprushek Boyd Hill Hinson Walter Rundell Lee College Rundell

Post Office Issues Five-Cent Cancer Stamp Crusade

The Post Office launched a five-cent cancer awareness stamp as April is Crusade Against Cancer. Postmaster General John A. Gromouski unveiled the stamp in Washington, praising its role in promoting early diagnosis and supporting cancer research financing. The stamp features a purple stethoscope and orange microscope with the motto Crusade Against Cancer and Early Diagnosis Saves Lives.

Post Office John A. Gronouski Gromouski American Cancer Society Washington Montay Ty Motell

Mayor and council seats on city election ballot

Voting for a mayor and three councilmen began slowly with judges expecting a bigger turnout in the afternoon, especially between 5 and 7 p.m. Less than 1,200 votes had been cast by noon across 11 precincts as observers noted a potential total under 5,000. Candidates include Mayor Seahorn Cravey Lamar Kelley and incumbents in districts 2 3 and 6.

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