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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1965

Page

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Sound Of Music road show funded by Baytown Jaycees

Baytown Jaycees voted Tuesday night to sponsor the road show production of The Sound of Music at 8 p.m. Sept. 2 in the Robert E. Lee High School auditorium. Director is Phil Oesterman, formerly with Houston Playhouse Theater. Happy Grandmothers meet at 7 36 p.m. Thursday at Mrs. G. H. Lancaster's home with Mrs. Linnie Hinton as co host. Mrs. Aileen Middleton will receive her master's in education on Aug. 27 from the University of Houston.

Sound of Music Baytown Jaycees Robert E. Lee Phil Oesterman Houston Playhouse Theater G. H. Lancaster Lakewood Linnie Hinton Aileen Middleton Frank. E. Middleton Barnet University of Houston Middleton Alamo Elementary Ronnie May Frank Middleton Fotel Aileen Punch Linda Tomek Mexico San Marcos Garner State Park Six Flags Linda Ann Hickerson J. R. Hickerson Methodist Hospital Rosemary Kent Texas New York Europe Columbia University of Missouri Sam McPhail Bob Morehant Dootles Rigby Baytown la Porte W. Brown Juanita Lewis Trinity Episcopal Church Becky Bailey Cherry Sawburger Highlands Anc Irs Oscar Ingram Trey and Jeff L. Terrell Baker Sr Dixie la Olen Davis Shreve

Riots calm after gunfire at Black Muslim mosque in Los Angeles

In pre-dawn violence near a Black Muslim mosque in South Los Angeles, eight Muslims were wounded as police and National Guardsmen sealed a four block area. Rioting in the Negro district has left 34 dead over the past week as curfews and martial law followed the earlier unrest.

Kiwanis Club Little Thea- Los Angeles Baytown Negro Mussin Martin Luther King J Fead- Cs.ers

Landmark Baytown hurricane insurance appeal case

An appellate court in Houston area reviews the Dean vs. Quine Fire Insurance Co. case, applying Berglund and Paulson to damages from Hurricane Carla. Dean sought home and contents losses. jury awarded 9200 for home and 3000 for furnishings, with appellate court affirming. Bryan, attorney for Dean, indicates likely further appeal to the Texas Supreme Court once the court is back in session.

Baytown John W. Dean Quine Fire Insurance Co Dean Grantham Bayshore Drive Houston 10Th Court of Civil Appeals Wato Texas Supreme Court Berglund and Paulson Supreme Court Littlz Mutual Insurance Co Quincy Mutual Fire Insurance Co Bryan Intermediate Court

Ice Cream Supper by Grace Methodist on Friday

Grace Methodist MEN sponsor ice cream supper from 5 30 to 8 30 pm at the church with a 1 per family charge for homemade ice cream and cake. Also notes town updates on equalization hearings and various local events and personal notices.

Methodist Men of Grace Methodist

Payments Balance Finally In Black

Secretary Henry H. Fowler reports a $528 million surplus in the U S balance of payments for the April-June quarter after a $3.1 billion deficit the prior quarter The development comes as he testifies on international money and credit shortages and related issues President Knox Reavers names a committee of Ben Shires Roya Hill and Paul Parkinson to recruit a board of regents for Lee College with Shirey as chairman

Washington United States Treasury Henry H. Fowler Senate Fowier U.S Knox Reavers Fiushes Ben Shires Roya Hill Paul Parkinson Lee College Beavers Inc Shirey Ee Oe

Goose Creek and Lee Junior College Budget Hearing Tonight

A public hearing on the 1963-56 budgets for Goose Creek School District and Lee Junior College District begins at 7:20 p.m. Wednesday in the board room at the school administration building. Goose Creek proposes a $9,376,780 budget with a $1.53 per $100 valuation tax rate. Lee College plans a $1,265,622.24 budget with a 7 cent per $100 valuation tax rate, same as prior year.

Goose Creek Lee Junior College Bushi Lee College

Marines Press Assault as Viet Cong Fight Chu Lai

U S Marines attacked a reinforced Viet Cong regiment south of Chu Lai in Viet Nam. Marine commander Maj Gen Lewis Walt said casualties could be in the hundreds and warned of rough fighting ahead. Early reports described light U S casualties but later updates noted heavy contact and tank losses.

Saigon Viet Nam U.S Chiu Lai Lewis “W Walt da Nang Battefield Leat Hernecks Alticer Walt J von ‘Tuong Viet Nami

Pollution Source Sought- Baytown Fish Kills Probed

Bob Douglas of the Harris County Health Department inspected reports of dead fish in Baytown Ship Channel areas near Burnet and Crystal Bays. Residents describe gasping larger fish and many dead fingerlings while algae blooms and heat are linked to oxygen depletion. authorities caution against a single-cause conclusion.

Baytown Bob Douglas Harris County Health Department Ship Channel la Porte Houston Ship Channel Douglas Lynchburg Hillcrest Burnet Bay West Bay Shore Drive Brownwood Crystal Bay West Bayshore Drive Burnet Crystal Bays Mapleton Seon's Bay Tat Bay Lowey

Gemini 5 Spacecraft Ready For Space Shot

CAPE KENNEDY AP reports a Space agency official said all problems were resolved and all systems are in ready condition for Thursday’s Gemini 5 blastoff. Astronauts Gordon Cooper and Charles Conrad Jr. are to launch on manned flight intended to last eight days in weightless orbit. Mueller said the power supply probe was solved and the crew is ready to go on schedule with tests continuing on the fuel cell system replacing heavier batteries.

Gemini Charles” Mathews Kennedy Auel U.S. Marin-Space

Increasing brutality in Viet Nam sparks refugee rise

General Maxwell Taylor warns government in South Vietnam of growing brutality and terrorism by Viet Cong aiding refugees fleeing across controlled areas. Federal jury probes jury tampering. Curley Marcelly faces charges. A lengthy treasure hunt ends in tragedy on Oak Island as Rahest Restail and his son perish in a gas incident. Cyril Hiltz and Karl Gracier also die. Dr James Z Appel cautions many doctors may refuse Medicare participation. Barry Goldwater recovering after spinal surgery.

Maxwell Cp. Taylor South Viet Nam Oak Island N.S Rahest Restail Stobert Tr Hamilton Cyril Hiltz Martin's Point Karl Gracier Massapequa

Dairy Goat Day proclaimed by Baytown mayor

Baytown officials announced Dairy Goat Day with a proclamation by the mayor. The event promotes dairy goats from the Baytown area, highlighting local 4H and Future Farmers of America activities at the Fort Bend County Dairy Goat Show at the Baytown Fair Grounds. Local families including Betty DeBusk and Polly Hanson host about 26 goats and open the area to entrants from across the region.

DeBusk Baytown Mayer Channelview Seaburn Fox Drive Bend County Asso Shia i Texas Ste Baytown Farmers of America Crmcs Betty DeHusk Fox Rive Polly Hanson

Union Seals Two Shipowner Deals as Strike Looms

President Johnson advances efforts to end a maritime strike in the East and Gulf Coast. One union has reached full agreement, while two others remain opposed with the Marine engineers and shipowners. Ratification by union members pending. Key issue centers on crew size aboard automated ships. International Organization of Masters, Mates and Pilots and the American Radio Association joined with eight shipping firms represented by the American Merchant Marine Institute.

Washington Johnson Rxport Gulf Coast Te Reat Marine’ Engineers international _ Organizion Master, Alates and Pilots American Radio Association American Merchant, Marine Institute

Admission by officer under statute cited

Fragmentary note states that statutes require 300 days advance notice between calling of an action. Mentions REGENTS and an officer who must admit this. No clear event, date, or full context available in readable text.

Reimbursement Funds Reported for College Programs

The college board discussed reimbursement claims totaling about 150000 dollars from federal aid programs. Claims include 423057.30 for Manpower Training Act courses, 63809.74 for vocational education contracts, and 6645.45 under National Defense Education Act contracts. Finance Director Sauls outlined anticipated reimbursements and the session lasted about 20 minutes.

Ing National Defense Georgi Thimenti Can Beer Robert Sauls E Toney

Ex Baytonian in Pasadena land deal details emerge

A former Baytown resident, Angel, now in Pasadena, along with William Jones, sold a 240 acre tract bounded by Spencer Highway and Fairmont. The sale to an investment group exceeded 5 000 dollars per acre and aims to support San Jacinto College facilities and nearby Bayport and NASA area firms.

Pasadena Baytown San Jacinto College Donald” Wes Mae Willian Jones Hiram Angel Emv Humble Oil & Refininc O Ee Angel Ome Angel's Grill

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