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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1965
Page
8
Karl W. Opryshek, DDS, chairs the Baytown Committee for Fair Gun Laws, urging readers to oppose Senate Bill 1592. The letter argues citizens must use political power to defeat the Dodd bill, claiming it threatens rights and warns of manipulation by proponents.
Senator Hiram L. Fong of Hawaii says she will ask Congress members about annexing the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands to Hawaii as Micronesians gain self-government. She plans a congressional consensus if Hawaii and trust territory people favor the move.
An AP analysis recalls the 1949 Einstein Roosevelt note urging atomic research and the 1945 Hiroshima Nagasaki bombs, detailing the nuclear arms race, UN efforts, and the threat of global destruction. It notes key milestones, including Truman, Baruch, and the human toll, amid ongoing disarmament talks. It ends with a Georgia man inventing a dog safety belt in Augusta.
AP reports a surge of fatal crashes across regions including British Columbia Kentucky Maryland and California. The list tallies eight young deaths in one BC collision and several other two car and single vehicle crashes killing families crews and bystanders across Maryland Ohio Indiana and Illinois with many victims from Columbia Greensburg and Baltimore and others identified by name.
Former U S Representative Fritz Lanham 84 died Saturday night after a heart attack on July 23. Funeral service planned at Weatherford Methodist Church this afternoon. Surviving widow and two stepsons Walter Head Ft Worth and Jack Head Houston. Lanham served Texas 1919 1947 after following his father Samuel W Lanham in Congress and later comment that postwar years prompted retirement.
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