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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1966

Page

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Pink Ladies and 1956 Class Reunion News

Pink Ladies of Gulf Coast Hospital meet in the clinic lobby Monday afternoon. The Robert E. Lee Class of 1956 plans a dune D1 reunion with invitations mailed in two weeks. Contacts are Mrs. Johnny DeLoach or Mr and Mrs Larry Shanks. Police seek a white 1959 Imapala Chevrolet with possible maroon paint spots after a hit on Market Street. Candy Stripers, Thrift Exchange, and Softball group meetings planned with officer elections and organizational sessions. Tools stolen from 205 Market. value $15. items include crowbars screwdrivers and pliers per officer report.

Pink Pink Ladies Gulf Coast Hospital Robert E. Lee Johnny DeLoack Larry Shanks Baytown Market Street

Weather Update Scattered Thunderstorms Through Monday Night

Scattered thundershowers continue into Monday night with cooling. Temperatures range from the mid 60s to mid 70s, with Sunday’s high near 75 and a 59 degree low. At 8 am Monday theSun weather station read 65 degrees and one inch of rain fell in the last 24 hours. Galveston tides drop to low at 10 am with high tides at 3:42 am and 3:18 pm.

Sun Galveston

Roundup of Local Notes and Social Gadgets

Rosalie Myers nurses through a hospital stay while relatives dine and discuss. George Chandler improves from illness as doorbell noises disturb Rose Cravey. Laura Woods proves a sharp reporter. Jim Ewell assists a reporter. Barry Smith and Joe Allen attend an early political conference. Charles Moser reports Brenham happenings from La Porte. Nell Jones remains optimistic as rain clears for April in Paris show. Carolyn Ramsey assigns tasks to Baytown newcomers. Lee Lyman proposes bluebonnet ideas. Nowlin takes granddaughter for a Sunday stroll. Harold Pfeiffer and wife dine out after Sunday.

Rosalie C.R.) Myers R. C. Stephenson George Chandler Rose Cravey Laura Woods Jim Ewell Barry Smith Joe Allen Charles Moser la Porte Brenham Nell Jones Paris Carolyn Ramsey Baytown Lee Lyman

Freak Wind Destroys Yachts as Texas Braces for Severe Weather

Severe storm blamed for at least three deaths in Texas and widespread damage. Tornadoes touched West and Central regions, including an airport crash near Decatur killing three aboard a Wichita Falls bound plane. Yacht basin fires near Houston and heavy rainfall caused power outages and street flooding in Dallas Oak Cliff and Wortham.

Associated Press Texas Decatur M. R. Seeley Teague Mexia Austin Brady Eagle Pass Gary Frank Cox Dallas Patricia Sauls Cox Vera Cox Stapleton Wichita Falls Red Birds Fort Worth Wortham

Jets Smash Hanoi Missile Launch Sites

SAIGON South Viet Nam AP U S Air Force jets destroyed two Soviet built missile sites near Hanoi and damaged key bridges in the capital area In a raid led by Super Sabre jets another group of Navy fighters attacked a missile site south of Haiphong A main rail bridge near Hanoi Vinh was also struck leaving it sagged and unusable Five U S planes were reported lost in the past three days amid violent weather and a rescue followed ejecting pilot.

Saigon South Viet Nam U.S Hanoi Vinh Haiphong Job Atusseu Ciueleevey Down Air North Central Texas North Viet Nam Jost AIH Navy Tiger Island South Central

New Trustees Opryshek Wahrmund Take Office Today

Mrs. Karl W. Opryshek and Robert Wahrmund will be sworn in as new trustees at a 7:30 p.m. meeting. The board will elect officers, hire the school attorney, review athletic department policies for the new high school plan, and discuss contracts, bids, finances, and reports on Baytown schools. James A. Davis presents Sterling High project updates.

Karl W. Opryshek Robert Wahrmund George H. Gentry Sam Houston Southern School Association Baytown Sterling High James A. Davis

Baytown Lions Honor Busch on Willie Busch Day

The Baytown Lions Club will honor charter member Willie Busch at noon Tuesday in the Tower. Busch, retired president of First National Bank, helped organize the club and has long service in community life. Attendees include charter members such as C. J. Bailey and J. R. Kelley. tribute highlights his work with Highway 146, Decker Drive, the Baytown La Porte Tunnel, and Interstate 10 projects.

Baytown Lions Club Wille Busch Busch First National Bank Lions Club Willie Busch C. J. Bailey E. W. Bruce H. E. Brunson W. E. DePlantis Sr J. B. Harbour J. D. Hunnicutt J R. Kelley C. R. Myers C.,l. Oleson Frank N. Read Chamber of Commerce Highway Committee Baytown-La Porte

Crosby School Board Set to Swear In New Trustees

Crosby School Board will meet at 7 30 p m Monday to canvass votes from the April 2 trustee election and swear in those elected. Bob Bradley will replace A J Schmidt, Truman Reed re elected, and officers include James Ewell president Reed vice president Eddie Faust secretary and W L Loftin assistant secretary. The agenda also covers reviewing an adult education program for Drew School.

Crosby School Board Bob Bradley A. J. Schmidt Truman Reed James Ewell Reed Eddie Faust W. L. Loftin Drew School

U S Troops Go To Singapore

In Singapore, about 80 U S service members arrive weekly for combat leave from Viet Nam. The island state reports little reaction as GIs land in civilian clothes, blending with tourists and residents amid fears of protests. The presence marks a peaceful, routine military rotation in a former British garrison hub east of Suez.

Singapore U.S Viet Nam Suez

Interstate 10 segment opens in Houston amid ceremony

Interstate 10 segment from Beaumont Highway to downtown Houston opened amid ribbon cutting and speeches by Herb C. Perry. The new road trims minutes for Baytown motorists traveling from East Harris County to the county seat, crossing the Eastex Freeway at Green Street Intersection. Westbound I 10 toward San Antonio is still under construction.

Houston Beaumont Highway Trouston Sk Am Herb C. Perry State Highway Commission Baytown Harris County Green Street San Antonio

Sign-Up Set For Sterling Drum Trumpet Corps

Registration for Sterling High School drum and trumpet precision corps will be held at 4 p.m. April 25 at Cedar Bay Junior High small auditorium. Mrs. Claire Bays, director at Farr High School in Houston, heads the Sterling corps. Bays has led junior high and high school groups and holds UT social science major, with study in music and drama at the University of Hawaii. Sterling Principal Winnie Brown notes Bays’ connection as fortunate for Sterling. Eligibility includes 8 average for nine weeks, June practice sessions, marching and memory test, participation permit, and availability for uniforms and extended practice through August.

Wanda Orton Sterling ‘High School Cedar Baytou Junior High Claire Bays Farr High School Houston Sterling Corps Bays Stephen F. Austin High School University of Texas University of Hawaii Baytown Sterling High School Winnie Brown Sterling

Emergency Corps Rescues Pair Adrift 28 Hours

A former Baytonian and a companion drifting in the Houston Ship Channel since about 5:30 p.m. Saturday in a cabin cruiser were rescued about 9:45 p.m. Sunday by the Wooster Emergency Corps after a Scott's Bay resident sighted the lighted boat. Rusk Hall of Houston and another man had filled their gas tank at Seabrook around 2 p.m. Saturday, but gas leaked out near Humble docks. The boat drifted in Scott's Bay and was hauled in by 9:45 p.m. Sunday amid heavy rain and winds, docked at the Lakewood Boat launch.

Houston The Wooster Emergency Corps Scott's Bay Rusk Dal Grigg Mapleton Bishop Lakewood Boat Launch

Spaceflight date set for three day mission and walk

Our World Today May 17 selects a neat manned space flight date. Navy Lt. Cmdr. Eugene A. Cernan scheduled for a two hour twenty five minute space walk timed around a world trip.

Navy Eugene A. Cernan

Squall Drops Inch Of Rain In Baytown

A tornado like storm struck Baytown late Sunday night causing damage to several buildings. Memorial Stadium bleachers were ripped from their foundation and a roof blown off the Greater Baytown Credit Bureau building. Carl’s Men’s Shop lost part of its roof and debris scattered along Market Street. A barn at the J. W. Singer home was demolished and siding ripped from a nearby structure. Light poles and electric lines were damaged and a press box window blown out. One inch of rain was recorded as workers repaired damages and classes resumed at Robert E. Lee High School.

Baytown Memorial Stadium Greater W. J Bill) Strickler Credit Bureau Strickler Carl Young Jr Albert Costley Memorial ‘Stadium Baytown Sun

Crime Conference- Chambers Schools Plan Austin Trip

Chambers County's three high schools expect representation at the annual Youth Conference on Crime in Austin August 18 to 21. Barbers Hill High School may send a delegation. two delegates are encouraged. Deadline for applications is May 30. sponsors may help delegates unable to meet costs.

Chambers County Austin Barbers Hill J. W. Grimes Larry Boyd Texas Anahuac Winnie Barkers Jackson Youth Conference On Crime

REL Teacher Named Head of State Classical Group

Sherman High Latin teacher Robert E. Leg High School was elected president of the Texas Classical Association at Southwestern University in Georgetown. Childres announced revived interest in Latin, a teacher shortage, a summer workshop for elementary Latin instructors, and lay groups forming to promote Latin study. the Texas Education Agency will hire a consultant in Latin for the first time. Childres holds multiple education and professional memberships and directs the Baytown branch of the Johnson O Connor Research Foundation.

Sherman Childres Robert E.leg Texas Classical Association Southwestern University Georgetown Texas Childres Ers TCA Texas Education Agency

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