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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1965

Page

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Sun Spots Car Wash and Community Events Seen

Local notices list Sun Spots Car Wash and various community activities including a Missionary League event at Redowiner Lutheran, a Realtors meeting by the Bay Area Board, and a court work party. Other items mention Explorer Post 814, a weather and tides forecast for Friday in Galveston, and remarks about community leaders like Mrs. Ann Se Brindley and Ruby Vandiver alongside local officials Lars Coker and W. C. Tid.

Ann Se Brindley Gulves Ruby Vandiver Pep Lamberston Mane Petr Princilin Drake Fiorence O'Connell Agaby Deak Nerpran Lureheon Denk Visi Fret Wichlep Chamber of Commerce Steele McDonald Lars Coker W. C. Tid

Thought for the Day on aging and time

A reflective Thought for the Day compares aging to shrinking days and growing closeness to time. It suggests contemplation of life, memory, and the endurance of personal connections as years pass. The piece uses concise imagery to prompt quiet reflection.

Wage Talks Open on Substantial Refinery Increases

Refinery wage talks begin at Kimble Ol and Baytown Refining Ces with a proposal of substantial wage hikes presented by the GHP Croust Industrial Wark union. Pete Nrewer notes the talks aim to affect production and maintenance workers, with contract flex needed between bargaining years before April 15, the end of the current agreement. The Civil Coast Plan represents the bargaining agent for the Tumble Production and Maintenance workers.

GHP Croust Industrial Warkem Volon Kimble Ol Ces Togalive Gs Wnge Iapile Civff Coast Vlan

Great Men Charged With Rape Assault in Texas

In Gregg County Texas Dist Atty Ralph Princesaat charged two men Johnny Head 19 and his brother with rape and serious assault after they allegedly raped Darlene Plake 22 and wounded Jerry Stanfant both of Ladewater. They are held in county jail with bonds set at 10 080 each for assault. Plake is recovering in a Shreveport hospital after surgery for wounds to face and neck.

Longview Tex Atty Ralph Princesaat Tomiter Johny Head Grege County Grand Jury Darlene Plake Jerry Stanfant Ladewater Bord Munner Miss Ghike Shreveport Lal Tospital Huber Stanford Tyler Pasiretanoch Towath

Earthquake Rips Northwest Damages Little Casualty Reports

A severe quake rocked the Pacific Northwest causing widespread damage. City walls collapsed in Seattle and a missing person was reported trapped under rubble while buildings swayed across several cities. The quake lasted about ten to fifteen seconds and damaged a major hydroelectric dam. no casualty figures were available.

Seattle Pacific Sete Washington Ute

Long May agenda outlines school problems and bonds

The Baytown school board prepared a lengthy May 10 agenda with items on minutes, 1965 66 budgets for public schools and Lee College, and reports on summer work, a new maintenance supervisor, and plans for Civil Rights Act compliance. It also mentions a proposed junior high for McNair and modernization needs, with discussions on a Lee College bond and a technical vocational building.

Lee College Hinson University of Texas Law School U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare Baytown McNair Beavers

Two council seats to be filled Saturday runoff race

Baytown voters face a runoff to decide two council seats. Incumbent Earl Lively duels with Donnelly for District 6 while Kenneth Budget seeks reelection in a separate race. Badgett, Wullum, and Zalett also contest seats as turnout remains low with 4,858 votes cast.

Bastawn Umbenis Earl Lively Mead Donnelly Donnelly Humbie Oil and Re Lively

Highlands Correspondent Bianchi Seeks Feature News

Tony Bianchi of the Baytown Sun Highlands desk seeks feature stories on clubs churches Boy Scouts and local events. He lists interests in Lee College students future Tulane plans DeMolay activities and hospital volunteer work with family details and church ties.

Tony Bianchi Greendale Bianchi

Ex-Colise Exes OK Student Loan Fund Gift

The Colisee Ex-Students Association voted to contribute to Ler College Community Loan Fund at the annual LC dinner in the college cafeteria. Raymond Martin led the meeting with three sessions by Janice Roach and Miss Sue Dunes presenting the loan program phases and library services. Alma McNulty urged a $16 400 drive. the group has 142 members.

Coliese W. G. de Pierimpart Fon Fmd Raymond Martin Exes Janice Roach Sue Dunes Mattie Hoytant Gertrude Teter Hollis Talimer Division 1 Sing Opportunies Alma McNulty

Long Time Baytown Resident Dies in City Hospital

Baytown resident Ernst, 25 years, died Wednesday in a Baytown hospital after a short illness. He was a salesman for Strait Refrigeration Co. Survived by widow ELH Ernst. three sons C E Fimst Poet Arthur Pied Lo Ernst and Kenneth D Ernst. daughter Mrs C A Harlan. two brothers Roy L Ernst and Billy Ernst. sister Mrs Doris Togan. step-mother Mrs Henry W Ernst. Nine grandchildren. Burial will be in Memory Gardens.

Miehian Biahisarthman Chapel Baytown Ernst Wuar Strait Refrigeration Co Maylawn C. al Harlan Roy Lo Ernst Cleburne Billy Ernst Rosebud Doris Togan San Carlos Calif Henry W. Ernst Garens

City Election Voting Boxes Listed by Precincts

A list of voting pres areas and locations for a city council runoff on Saturday. Precincts include 12 at Alamo School with judge Winston Ua, 13 Burnet School Joe Mt. Aten, 9 Thad Feltons with Jack G Nester, 10 Ashbel Smith School with Rees restion Hall Mes C. E L Dah, 7 Firemen's Hall with Tidaen, 9 Busy Town Junior High A Cogtrems, 4 Stephen FLA fin School Mrs Cliude Sempkins, 19 San Jacinto School Ted F Kloesel, 165 Travis Elementary John Wo Pierce, 18 Carver Wright Moorrow Lewis, Bowie School Wayne McClurg.

Emergency aid floods northern Indiana as Palm Sunday drive begins

Amish and Mennonite volunteers stream into northern Indiana to help in Palm Sunday relief efforts. Separately a confrontation mid Pacific sees a damaged Air Force recon plane after two North Korean Migs attack it over international waters beyond 50 miles from the Korean coast. Dr Harold C Urey cautions on a five year path to nuclear delivery tech.

Indiana Vielinia Palm Sunday Air Force North Korea

Gentry Heering To Be Held As Scheduled

In a May 4 appeal hearing, the district planned to be represented by legal counsel next week in Austin. Judge Mark Opry raised questions about plans to address many emblems facing the school board and the possibility of further actions. Commissioner of Education J. W. Edgar arranged for the hearing address after a three week public session on Superintendent George IL Leary’s dismissal.

Schon George IL Leary Austin Justee Mark Opryshek Belinshek Commissioner of Education J.W. Edgar Edgar Gent Tae Hor Hece Oprysher

REL Girls Drill Corps Brigadier Week Opens at Late High

The REL Girls Drill Corps begins Brigadier Week with a full seven days of activities at Robert E. Lee High School. Brigadiers assemble Thursday with camp sessions, rehearsals, and performances for parents. May 5 will showcase to all district junior highs, with shows at Bryton, Cedar Bayou, Horace Mann, Highlands, and St. Joseph's, followed by the May Day events and a Br brigadiers reunion Sunday. Officers for the coming year will be installed and the Hazel Evans award announced. Sunday is church day for members. Tryouts for new members start Monday from 6 pm to 8 pm at the Brig.

Robert E Schoo Brytoun Cedar Baydu Horace Mann Highlands St. Joseph's Beachers Goose Crick

Judge Guarino to Speak at Lees College Friday

Harris County criminal judge Joe Guarino will speak at Lees College Friday during a public meeting. He will address jury duties and the jury system, followed by a Q and A session in the college auditorium.

Guarino Harris County Criminal Court Joe Guarino ATP Lees College Bayan Benny Moskowite

Gas Company Man To Address Baytown Chamber

Jack Walton of Gulf Chemical Systems to speak at Baytown Chamber of Commerce luncheon at Holiday Inn about the petroleum to petrochemical shift. Perry Britton notes Baytown growth tied to petrochemicals with major firms like Marbon JOM Huber United Rubber Consolidated Chemicals Gulf Oil and Sinclair Petrochemicals employing locals.

Jack Walton Ti Mvral Gas Corp Petroen Invastonam Te Baytown Bartown Chamber of Commerce Holiday Inn Chamber Perry Britton Sai Chambers Britton Bastown Marbon Jom Huber United Rubber Consolidated Chemicals Gulf Oil Corp Sinclair Petrochemicals

Lee College considers vocational unit and bond issue

Lee College board prioritizes a proposed vocational technical building and a business office study as unfinished business. A meeting to set a plan is pending with earliest possible dates Thursday or Friday next week. The MDTA program renewal and a modernized accounting system are also considered amid decisions on a bond issue and grant use.

Lee College Bondi Bee Landrum Rege Peat, Marwick, Mitchell and Co Walter Rundell Rundell Dean Rundell

All-City Junior Choir Festival At AEL Saturday

Dr. Travis Shelton of SMU will guest conduct the first annual All-City Junior Choir Festival at Robert E. Lee High School. The event features mass concert with voices from five junior high schools and an All-City boys choir directed by Jerry Forderhase. Rehearsals Saturday morning and afternoon. program begins 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. Hors Mann, Carver, Baytown, Highlands and Cedar Bayou schools represented. Shelton is a President’s Scholar at Columbia and holds a PhD from Columbia. He has led SMU Choral Union and edited Texas Music Educators Magazine.

Travis Shelton Southern Methodist University Robert E. Lee High TFL Seale Shelton Jerry Forderhase AEL Hors Mann Carver Baytown Highlands Cedar Bayou Columbia University Columbia Choral Union SMU Texas Music Educators Magazine Rehoir Jerry Acosta JL al- Wen Judy Amyett Maryne ' Arceneaux Armstron Priscille Baldwin Sharon Baker Verna Bell Bobby Blum Lee Lester Butler Kay Lynn Cam Robert Campbell George Jimny — Clinton John Caleman

Man Charged in Dallas Slaying and Assault Cases

Dallas AP report says Pak Bigge Tahl, 26, described as involved in the stabbing death of William Wierd.M, found murdered in his cast roaming Sunday. Court records list two counts of murder, rape, and theft in San Diego, California, with investigators citing the ice pick evidence.

Dallas AP Pak Bigge Tahl Tas An William Wierd Heutely Sionday Gre Will Rite San Diego Calif

Old Customs Boat Relocated to New Berth Landmark Moves

A venerable customs boat was relocated to a new berth after years at its Baytown site. Workers cleared the land near 20 N. Ale and propped the vessel behind nearby buildings as WL LL Jones arranged the move. The ceremony was modest with an unceremonious repositioning.

Landmark Mire Hinkeet Baya Baytown

The Duchess Moves East on Texas Avenue

Landmark notes show The Duchess vessel shifting slowly east along Texas Avenue past Roseland Park toward Bayou Drive after renovation delays. Jones says the craft, described as nimble yet needing some final work, may sleep nine or be converted to a shrimper once seaworthy.

Dyriger

Dr W B Fraseein Reported Improvalg At Bay Town Refinery

Dr W B Fraseein, manager vision at Hum ing Cos Bay town Refinery, is a patient at Methorlist Hospital in Houston. A family friend said he is improving after a serious illness and hopes to leave the hospital soon. He has attended lectures in science in Houston and has long been employed at the Baytown Refinery since 1904. He is national president of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers and served as its vice president last year.

Jin Visian Huming Cos

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HIP Drive Sam Hastings Wayne Gregory Baytown Clvic Lee College Student Toan Association Tae Maixe Coan Baytown Sun Catherine Pro Ine Fed Lieve Rummage Safe Women Missionary League of Redowiner Lutheran Church Wis Realtors Meeting BAY Area Board of Realtors Erich Wail Aeshaw Rodiio Frogren Galveston Lear Art Bataan Bulletin Ben Shirey W. D Shirey Treambent Kenneth Badgett Badzectt J M. Huber Corp Wullum Dimond Alkali Deer Park Robert E. Lee High School Bedeek Badgert Haslam Dethelly Council Tulane University New Orleans LC Exes OK Citizens National Bank Harold C. Urey Labor Tauwyer State Bureau of Labor Statuies Texas F Ederal Banking Regulatory Agencies Cal All Brooke Wallops Stand REL Girls Gas Company Man Baytown CC All-City Red Westwertl Orien WL LL. Jones Bayou Drive W. le Jones Jr W. 8. Fraseein
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