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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1967
Page
3
Glen Walker winner for District 2 city council issues a grateful statement to Baytown voters praising campaign supporters and opponents Roy and Chuck. He pledges to work with the two opponents on future projects and to serve the community with his family.
The 1244 freshmen meet is set for Friday at the new Pasadena stadium with prelims at 4 PM and finals at 7:30 PM. REL and Sterling are tied at 0.2s as potential upsets to favorite Sam Rayburn.
The World Almanac notes the swordfish reaches about 60 mph, tuna 44 mph, dolphin 37 mph, salmon 25 mph. Flying fish glide above water at 35 mph and can stay airborne for over 40 seconds.
Robert E Lee High School Key Club members map a March of Dimes fundraiser with canvassing in Graywood Eva Maude and Glen Arbor from 9 a m to 5 p m. Volunteers will stand at North Main and East Texas Highway 146 and East Foyle and at Pruett and Park intersections to solicit donations from drivers. Each donor receives a small crutch replica with proceeds helping the March of Dimes.
The Cancer Crusade in Baytown allocates 33 percent of funds to Harris County for research and patient aid. Seventy percent support research 31 cents, public education 28 cents, professional education 14 cents, and services 13 cents per dollar. Seven cents go to maintain cancer society staff. seven cents fund educational materials for April door to door crusade.
Seattle police create a floating headquarters in a neighborhood with many minority residents. Sgt Elmer Knechtel reports positive response as police visit area churches from 4 to 8 pm. In three days eleven people, both white and Black, stopped by, with two complaints and one potential recruit interviewed.
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