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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1964
Page
7
The Women’s Health Club at the Baytown YMCA offers all day Tuesday and Thursday sessions, each lasting one hour with exercises steam baths sun baths and guaranteed results. Cost is $3 per month. Interested women may phone 582-1797.
Data show Lyndon Johnson proposing talks with leading Republicans on Viet Nam and overseas issues. He hopes a relationship like his with Eisenhower, and plots a one day tour visiting South Bend Pittsburgh Huntington Paintsville and Inez inviting Appalachian governors to Huntington for regional talks. He notes nuclear restraint moves and defends economic boom while denying pre convention running mate vetting.
Backing for the levee project includes a favorable letter from Humble Oil and Refining Co. though no representative attended. C H Bone of the Wooster Chamber of Commerce voiced support and discussed Wooster and Brownwood concerns. Col Maxwell, Bone, and Commissioner Ramsey held informal talks after the hearing as testimony is transcribed for Corps of Engineers review.
Rotary officials listed include H. Reber Dr. Donald Brunson and William Quartz with decorations signs and registration duties. Other volunteers named are E. C. Carlson John C. Echols T. Weaver Spencer Blain John Coates George H. Gentry Leonard Hart Thad Felton Buck Turner Barney Ward Sam Stassi and transportation coordinators P. Walter Henckell Sam Wismar Douglas Stewart Holly MacLemore William E. Lyons general entertainment Al Melinger Normand S D Olive and Jim Hale attendance promotion and Robert Matherne printing.
LONGVIEW AP The annual State Bass Tournament opens with qualifying rounds today at Lake O Pines near here. A total of 438 had registered in advance for the tournament.
Port Arthur all state linebacker Charles Wilson signed with Baylor University after a standout season. He carried 148 times for 628 yards and 11 touchdowns. Barbers Hill school board president Don Yarborough announces Calvin Johns as new vice president and Joan Benson as secretary. A statewide TV broadcast outlines nominee Connally and Nelson facing governor race.
Maples need spring fever pills to boost sap flow as farmers in New England tap 3 000 hillside trees. Pills allegedly act as germicide to keep wounds from drying and extend the run of sap through late winter and spring. Sugar maker Kirk Heath says tests on hundreds of trees show increased sap volumes, reflecting modern shifts from traditional bucket harvesting to more efficient methods in the sugar season.
A bake sale is planned Friday sponsored by children to raise funds for the Baytown Opportunity School and Sheltered Workshop located at 2201 Parkway. Proceeds will support the program and its activities.
American Musicale features Robert Arnett performing Thursday night at Sam Houston State Teachers College. Arnett, son of Mr and Mrs A A Arnett of 2529 Cedar, is a member of the Grand Chorus and Symphonic Band.
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