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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1963
Page
7
Pope Paul VI and bishops concluded a pivotal Vatican council session with two major decrees on liturgy and mass communications. The nine month recess will be used to rework all pending documents for completion at the September assembly.
West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard said Germany feels safer under American nuclear protection than under France's force de frappe. He told a news conference West Germany remains reflexively tied to the United States and aims to strengthen the Atlantic Alliance and reconcile remaining misunderstandings with France.
Baytown Red Cross offers annual holiday greeting service at the Red Cross office 220 EK Defee. Appointments for recording a talking letter to a service member or service woman are taken now through mid December. Call 583-3114. Red Cross supplies recording equipment and a Christmas mailing envelope at no charge. Foreign students are welcome to participate. Local chairman Mrs J D Bays leads the project.
A Panama official credited the Alliance for Progress and the United States with fighting Communism through education and supervised aid. He highlighted a nine member board overseeing funds, slum clearance, new schools, and hoped canal modernization could raise ship capacity. He warned of risk if plans fail and praised past gains.
In Houston the Salvation Army runs a center with a 1,200 member base and 250 daily attendees offering physical education crafts and social activities for 25 cents a year. The New Life Program provides room board medical care and therapy to alcoholics and others, with about 30 percent formerly affluent professionals. Maj Prout notes 20 to 25 residents are kept for lack of replacements, and the budget hinges on United Fund gifts and kettles. Officers are scarce with only one full cadre in Houston and a nationwide total near 4,000. The Army traces its roots to 1878 London founder William Booth and emphasizes outreach like open-air meetings and jail visits.
Winners W. M. F. Brooks of 401 E. De fer and Mrs. Deygle Huron of 1060 W. Lobit receive prizes valued at 131,000 and 3500 respectively from Culpepper Furniture Co. The announcement notes the large furniture awards and identifies the winners by names and addresses.
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