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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1966
Page
3
Amateur male cooks increasingly take over kitchens provoking mixed results. The piece mocks the pretensions of male home chefs who, aided by flashy hats and slogans, turn dinner into a fiasco as guests endure exploding burners and dubious dishes.
Domestic crude oil production fell last week by 12,700 barrels daily to 8,195,900, with Texas down 27,800 to 2,810,200 barrels and Louisiana off 5,100 to 1,845,900. Oklahoma rose by 14,200 to 613,500 while New Mexico slipped 1,500 to 335,900.
Garth Jones reports that the Texas sniper slayings likely trigger debate in the 1967 Legislature over gun control and related measures. Officials discuss lifetime confinement for insane criminals, broader firearm restrictions, and enforcement gaps amid rising pistol purchases and widespread public concern about firearms in Texas.
AP analysis notes inflation likely to persist as monetary restraints and voluntary guidelines fail to curb rising prices. Wages, raw materials, services, and labor costs all creep upward while households face higher living costs and tax withholdings. Industrial prices climbed with demand for materials outpacing supply, though some energy and metal prices fluctuated.
John C. Mosley is promoted to senior engineer in Humble Oil and Refining Co. Baytown Refinery Technical Division Fuels Equipment Section. He designs new facilities and handles maintenance for end processes. Mosley joined Humble in 1957 after earning a BS in Mechanical Engineering from Louisiana Polytechnical Institute in 1951. He is active in Baytown ASME and professional chemists and engineers groups, and works with Boy Scouts and Indian Guides. He and Mrs Mosley live at 12 Linwood Drive with sons John, Michael, and David. he is son of J. C. Mosley of Shreveport and Ladge Janette Stuart is his wife formerly.
Philippine President Ferdinand E. Marcos announced a state visit to the United States next month with a tentative Washington schedule set for September 14 to 16. The plan underscores strengthened ties between Manila and Washington as Marcos seeks high level talks and potential policy discussions during the trip.
Havana Radio reports Cuban scientists propose avocado oil as a beauty base to replace scarce tanolin. The Cuban food ministry backs an industry using avocado oil and by products with a pilot project to utilize 2200 pounds of avocado oil in cosmetics manufacturing.
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