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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1962

Page

2

Galveston Bay Fishing Signals and Ocean Reef Plans

Dr. Carl Piegs of Oklahoma University discusses coastal fishery plans including artificial oyster reefs at Lake Texoma and the impact of reef structures on species. The piece covers offshore results around Texas coastal points, shrimp and redfish prospects, and ongoing fishing conditions across ports such as Freeport Port Isabel and Lake Texoma with notes on gear, seasonal activity, and local commission guidance.

Carl Piegs Oklahoma University Biological Ca Texoma al Producers Association Denison Herald Texas Dalles Fshing Ihide Chen’s Clubs Boisel Port Avansas Galveston The Game Commission Port Isabel Bay

Hospital Beat Gresham Row 32 3

Admitted to Gulf Coast hospital and other local facilities includes Claude C Blansett Jr Fox Ton Jess Edgar Peet Jr Corkey Chandler Fay Chartize Leste Gavion Graham and others with room numbers and addresses such as 219 Fer Petae Graham 1 N Main Rowen 25 227 Kil lgore 336 Louise Rom 15 210 Morrell 500 Green Pasadena and San Jacinto mention Aug 22 birth details and town names

Moat Bel- Mew Leste T. Gavion Fer' Petae Graham N. Main Rowen Meefoni Lawson Morrell Louis Carter Green San Jacinto

Channelview Hospital Admittances and Birth Announcements

Channelview Admittances to Tidelands Hospital list Corlg Joy Koehn Joel Koehn Clifton Pool Estelle Wimberly Herbert George Howell Pheda Rose Hemmi Jeffrey Potter Bethy Zorn Helen Price all of Houston Robert E. Leininger of Grove Les Vauzhn Hollye Rene Abel Nina Louise Walker Susan Naomi Cantrell Jerry Ann Davis Fall of Channelview La Vera Anna Lowrey Lilliam Lorraine Eaves both of Pasadena Yondane Wall Mont Belieu Dismissals Samuel Oliver Phillips Thelma Irene Keyes Billie Harrington Deborah Kay Branden Nellie Lucille Smith Gey Roe Robert Wharton James Mills Hal Joiner Mel Wane Hitchen all of Houston Virgie Mary Smith May Belt Bedgood Gwendolyn Kay Glaze Willard Ates William Knox Norma Bunting all of Channelview Samuel Milligan of Galena Park Births Mr and Mrs J D Davis girl Channelview born Aug 19 Mr and Mrs J E Eaves Jr jboy Pasadena born Aug 11 Mr and Mrs C H Wimberly girl Houston born Aug 11

Tidelands Hospital Corlg Joy Koehn Joel Koehn Clifton Pool Estelle Wimberly Herbert George Howell Pheda Rose Hemmi Jeffrey Potter Bethy Zorn Helen Price Houston Robert E. Leininger Grove Les Vauzhn Hollye Rene Abel Nina Louise Walker Susan Naomi Cantrell Jerry Ann Davis Channelview la Vera Anna Lowrey Lilliam Lorraine Eaves Pasadena Galena Park J. D. Davis J. E. Eaves Jr C. H. Wimberly

Missing RAFAEL RIOS Sighting Reported

A police report notes Rafael Rios of 1105 Magnolia missing after his home Sunday was robbed of cash and a purse. Investigators seek information as the apparent break in is linked to the S161 incident over the weekend.

Rafael Rios Magnolia Rios

Soviet Cosmonaut Flight Extends Outer Space Record

The two Vostok spacecraft fly in tandem for a second day marking a new depth in spaceflight. Soviet officials hailed the achievement as a step toward group flights and potential space platform operations while scientists noted advances in life-support, data recording, and control systems. The cosmonauts Nikolayev and Popovich exchanged greetings with Yuri Gagarin and reported clear progress as they orbited Earth, with international observers awaiting news of their descent and next milestones.

Cman Tov Yosios I Sovie U.S Sa Fary Earth Bernard Lovell Britain Jodrell Bank London Moscow Tokyo Vostex TV Johannesburg South Africa Baikonur Robert Citron Smithsonian Institution Krasny Ut Soviet Union Khrushchev Kras- Inava Zvesda Red Star United States Ussr Pete Lazar Lyjustermik Tass Soviet Academy of Sciences R. Bay Pravda Bayevsky Nikolayev Vostok III Vostok IV Popovich Control Headquarters Vostok Yuri’ ‘Gagarin Gagarin Malcolm Scott Carpenter Nik- 1 V Nikolayev Carpenter

Funeral Notices for Dickerson and Others in Baytown

Funeral notices list Louis Gordon Dickerson 72 of 1520 Wt low among survivors with siblings and in laws. Also Mary Jane Walker of 062 Avenue E Baytown and Clifford Carpenter of Seytown among service attendees. services set at Central Church and local funeral homes with burial at Hill Cemetery.

Dickerson Tess Monryer Central Couren Louis Gordon Dickerson Direon Earmmsn Foners Nane Denkerson Aime Cme Soturger i ¢ Howson Nespaot Buna Wos i Bercy Mason Canmiey Erie Sesters Eyciuess Joan M. Socks Geddoyers Promner E. Creston Leas Derkerson Rik OS Port Deoneton Walker Foerroh Zinice Woaster Sivton Tex Morpie Foye Highisnes Robert Wehn Walker Austin Costie C. Foiker Baytown snret_ sifers Ning Cyfles Shepnere Tet Vitter Deon Leste Gladchildren Cipdie Bruce Eal Walter Loyd Welker Richarc Yooster Roy Price Terry Aoe Frye

Police seek living wage and 43 a month raise

Police association spokesman CW Cowan says officers are on call 24 hours and lack a living wage. They highlight no overtime except in emergencies and seek a base pay raise of 43 per month. The election will have a single proposition on a 45 two month pay bump for policemen for eligible voters with valid poll tax receipts.

CW. Cowan Police Association

Father Of Baytonians Dies Rites Thursday

Oscar Lee Heinischel father of three Baytonians died Saturday in a La Grange hospital. Funeral services will be at 10:30 am Thursday at St John Catholic Church in Fayetteville. Survivors include sons Johnny Frank and Raymond Heintschel of Baytown and Louis Heintschel of La Porte, a daughter Mrs Thomas Jecemenek of Houston, 23 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren.

Carpenter Ciffors C. Carpentes Dyer Eee Funeral Home Carpenter Ener Soytven Credit Departmer Culeenoer Tore Co Boyeck Corvett Basti Crrch Geese Creek Basonic Lodge A L Jorden Bumns Cesar Serpy Ictes Hill Cemetery Seytown Baytown Erpenter Beytown Ars Hey Stags Bomer Freepali Copr Watt Watt Lym Corpecerey Oscar Lee Heinischel

Baytown Heads National Heat Transfer Conference Effort

Conference chief J H McClintock chaired Baytown preparations for the National Heat Transfer Conference in Houston. Auditing chair was Dr R L Dockendorf, with F Gober and E FE Lovering as members. Reynolds Smouse Zargnan served on registration. Moore on hotel and meeting rooms. Mrs Dockendorff led the women's program with Mrs McClintock as assistant chair.

J. H. McClintock Baytown Houston R. L. Dockendorf F. Gober E. FE. Lovering G. P. .Reynolds R. J. Smouse W. N. Zargnan J. E. Moore

Pee Wee Football League Coaches Named and Weigh-In Set

iCoaches Chosen for Pee Wee Football League include Fred Wilson Hurricanes Jack Andreas iEagles Tommie Jones Texans Durwood Howell and Swede Lindstrom Oilers and Z W McNulty Bombers. Weighin and official see Shefener at 5 9 am Saturday at the Optimist Club Building. Tele- scopes show Jupiter’s surface marred by belts of light and dark materials.

Fred Wilson Hurricanes Jack Andreas iEagles Tommie Jones Texans Durwood Howell Lindstrom Oilers Z. W. McNulty Weighin Feralian Shefener Heen Optimist Club

Violent incidents blot Houston area as heat hits new highs

A week of tragedy unfolds with a man released from hospital returning to a lounge where he and a companion were killed. A Houston airport and Weather Bureau site report a record 100 degree streak. A 75 year old Orange farmer dies after refusing surgery. A Humble rancher dies aiding a neighbor in a roping mishap. Miss Photo Flash 1963 pageant set for Sept 21. Separate deaths include a stab wound victim, a Booker T. Washington student held for a fatal shooting, a Freeport shrimp boat crew member punched outside a lounge, a 15 year old drowning near Nor mangee, and an unidentified body in a Perry Avenue brush pile.

United Nations Signs to Guide Mexican Highways

Mexican roads to feature UN designed international highway signs. Ministry sources say the aging system will be replaced to conform with the UN series on national routes and in major cities, improving consistency along the road network.

Menico City United Nations Ministry of Communications U.N Mexico

Parking Meter Slug Bears Seventh Commandment Inscription

Havre de Grace town clerk Ether Wey found a unusual token in a parking meter. The slug is dime sized with the Seventh Commandment inscription reading Thou shalt not steal. The find puzzled officials who expect normal tokens to be used.

Havre DE Grace Ether Wey

Family Conferences At El Rancho Cima Camp Set

Reservations are being taken for family souvenir weekends at El Rancho Cana. John H. Kewiey, East Hams district lxecutive, announces three Scouter family conferences in late September. Boy Scouting Sept 7-9, Commissioner Sept 14-15, Cub Scouting Sept 21-22. Families stay in large wooden tents with beds and bads provided.

el Rancho Cana John H. Kewiey East Hams

Football Dinner Preview At District LA Football Night

The Optimin Club hosts a 192 Football Preview for District LA with six 4A representatives giving a first hand look at the grid race at 7 p.m. at Tower. Tickets include a steak dinner and program priced at 2.5. Club president Charles Fuller and program chairman Lester Alford will preside. Conference activities cover Scouting troop and Cub Pack operations and commissioner service. Fees: 5S adults and older children, 2 2.50 for younger children. Reservations to Sem Houston Area Council, Boy Scouts of America, 35 Milam Building, Houston 2, Tex.

Optimin Club Charles Fuller Proelgram Lester Alford Cauck House Sem Houston

Boxes and gas stolen from A All Electric Co

Police investigate a weekend theft from 414 West Main where 16 boxes valued at 125 dollars and an undetermined amount of merchandise were taken. Rec McDowell of 48 West Francis reported the incident on Sunday.

Rec. McDowell Francis Pee A-All Electric Co W. Main

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