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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1964
Page
3
Fragmented text presents aging reflections and reader musings on middle age. It mentions social security worries, mortgage concerns, changing romantic nicknames, and odd humor about aging bodies and daily tasks. The passage lacks clear narrative but hints at a humorous, self aware tone.
R T Kerr, veteran vocational agriculture teacher, celebrated for pioneering work with Future Farmers of America, begins his 50th teaching year next fall. He has taught across Texas in multiple districts, served in World War I, earned a masters at Texas A&M, and remains active in church and community while guiding students and FFA members toward excellence.
Washington reports that the Agriculture Department will issue about 80 million dollars in equalization payments to domestic textile mills and other raw cotton users from now until August. The plan aims to align raw cotton prices with foreign levels, countering cheaper exports that reduced domestic consumption and boosted man-made fibers. Mills will receive 6.5 cents per pound on each bale opened between April 11 and August 1, with payments possibly shifting to cotton merchants after August 1 to allow growers to be paid a support price while merchants sell to mills at lower costs. The department expects mills to use about 2.5 million bales during the interim period, equating to roughly 32.50 per bale.
AP reports Warsaw restricts movement of all U.S. Embassy cars and limits American diplomats travel in retaliation for U.S. travel limits. The American ban appears less strict than Poland’s car movement restrictions, though some personnel are affected.
Monthly record shows 335 parking tickets issued by Corporation Court with 317.50 dollars revenue from March. Violations include stop sign, illegal passing, expired licenses, and improper signals. Sixty dismissed for various reasons. 451 total violations disposed. 221 tickets paid. 55 warrants issued with cases pending. Two tickets paid after warrants. two hundred eleven under two hour system with 129 paid.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service plans a Day Apart event at Cedar Bayou Methodist Church. Activities include sessions on Our Lord's Prayer, traffic safety discussions, and a thrift shop fundraiser. Registration costs vary by attendance. information notes a long listing of traffic fines and city notices interspersed in the text.
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