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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1965

Page

6

Texas DPS Looks To Cut Holiday Traffic Toll

Editorial notes 110 expected highway deaths, 43 homicides and suicides, and 42 other violent deaths during the 10 day Christmas to New Year period. Col. Homer Garrison announces Operation Deathwatch with 150 extra patrols and thrice daily tallies from Austin, urging safe driving and cooperation from several state agencies and industry groups.

Homer Garrison Texas Department of Public Safety Garrison DPS Department Austin Highway Patrol DPS Uniformed Services The Texas Safety Association Texas Highway Department Texas Motor Transportation Association Texas Broadcasters Association

Fulton Lewis Speaks Anti-Draft Move Probed

Federal agents surveil multiple anti-draft groups nationwide led by the May 2 Movement. The Chicago SDS risk probe follows its national, campus based efforts including unions on New York campuses and leafleting in Negro neighborhoods. Leaders claim independence while FBI warns of Communist influence in groups like the Du Bois Clubs and Free Student University venues.

Washington Pro- Peking Progressive Labor Party New York City May Steve Newman Columbia University Free Student University Newman Draft Board of Military Intellience Viet Nam Day Committee Berkeley Calif Steve Cherkess VIC VDC Watts Viet Nam DuBois FBI J. Edgar Hoover du Bois Clubs Students For 4 Democratic Society United States Edward V. Hanrahan Chicago National Council Plang Jhodd SDS Jeffrey Dugardyn Shero South Viet Nam Michael Davis SD5 Stanford University

Two Die and Two Injured in Greenville Wreck

Two people died and two were seriously injured when two cars collided on Texas 34 about ten miles south of Greenville. Victims were Samuel F. Rose of Cash and Mrs. Fannie Hurst of Terrell. injured were Rose’s wife Mary and Mrs. J. L. Lawrie of Terrell.

Greenville Tex Texas Samuel F. Rose Cash Fannie Hurst Terrell Rose Mary L. Lawrie

Know Your Bridge Bidding Quiz by B Jay Decker

Bridge quiz and sample hands cover responses to common auctions. It analyzes how to exploit Blackwood, overcalls, and partner responses in notrump and suit contracts, with strategic guidance and caution about risk and bid levels.

Know Your Bridge By B. Jay Decker King Notrump Ares Syndicate

Doctor Raps Army Chow

LA JOLEA California AP reports a government physician joins debate over Army diet. Dr William Dock, Brookyln Veteran Administration Hospital chief of medical services, calls Army milk butter eggs fat intake atherogenic and a potential heart risk. He notes other services face similar concerns. The remarks came during a postgraduate cardiology program in Los Angeles.

LA Jolea Calif Army Willam Dock Medcal Services Brooklyn American College of Cardiology

Viet Peace Prospects Seen Slim as Policy Clashes Rise

AP analysis notes peace in Vietnam unlikely as two sides hold opposing terms. Johnson and Rusk insistence on South Vietnam defense clashes with calls for unconditional talks. Speculation grows about boosting U.S. forces from 165,700 toward 301,000 amid ongoing war.

James Marlow Washington Viet Nam United States Johnson Dean Rusk U.S South Viet Nam Rusk North Viet Nam

Baytown Sun staff and publication details

Baytown Sun details show editors and publishers including James Hale and Bill Hartman. Office at 1361 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas with P O Box 38. Publication schedule afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays. Subscription rates listed and national representation by Texas Newspaper Representatives Inc. AP rights noted for republication.

John Wadley Paul Putman Corrie Laughlins Baytown Texas Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc Associated Press Theia Focal News

Today’s Grab Bag and Spot of Fame Clues

A collage of trivia prompts and cultural notes includes questions about a Jobster’s mother the origins of the Venus de Milo and Julius Caesar’s possible illness, plus a 1817 note on Mississippi becoming a state and a Mesopotamian Pompeii dig near a synagogue with ancient biblical frescoes.

Venus de Milo Julius Caesar Wainwright

Frescoes link Fortuna Mithras and Roman army temple

Ruth Ramsey in Central Press reflects on a 3rd century fresco scene of Fortuna offered by a Roman garrison at a Mithras temple. The piece links Mithras worship to early Christianity and speculates on religious fate if Christianity had not spread.

Fortuna Mithras Christ

Resigning aide reverses stance on Chicago schools aid

Washington column notes Jim Quigley, Assistant Secretary of EW, resigning from the Johnson Administration after halting $32 million in federal Chicago school funds. The piece ties his exit to a broader debate over Civil Rights Act Title VI funding, urging stricter enforcement to withhold funds until compliance. Civil rights leaders warn against assuming Negro votes are secured for Democrats, citing urban electoral shifts.

Drew Pearson Washington Jim Quigley Chicago Johnson Pennsylvania Jim LBJ New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh St. Louis Nicholas Katzenbach HEW John Gardner Katzenbach and Gardner Congress Marion Barry SNCC Roy Wilkins NAACP Cleveland Lewisville Wilkins Harlem John Lindsay Louisville Joseph Rauh CIQ Industrial Unions Whitney Young The Urban League Andy Biemiller AFL Cio Harry Wattel Martin Luther King George Wiley CORE Justice Department Sough Katzenbach Gantner Gardner Biemiller Afl-Cio Biemeller

Age No Sure Sign Wisdom in a Grin and List

A veteran quipster debunks youth scoffs on wisdom with a humorous list of 20 life truths learned over nine score and ten years. The piece notes everyday foibles from parking and dining to marriage, socks, and driving, ending with a boast of 2 million more such truths.

GSA Picks Sherman Site for New Social Security Building

Washington AP reports the General Services Administration selected a Sherman Texas tract for a new Social Security Administration building. The site lies on an eastern block bordered by College Travis Brockett and Crockett streets.

Washington General Services Administration Social Security Administration Sherman Tex College, Travis, Brockett and Crockett Streets

Baytown Parents Hear Vocational Education Talk

Baytown parents attended a meeting of the Parents and Teachers of Exceptional Children where Baytown vocational coordinator Bob Kalbitz described training for physically and mentally handicapped students and showed training slides. Special Education Director Carl Mays updated on MRI child training techniques from Educational Research School in Plano Dallas, with new methods trialed in the curriculum. Abe Simon led the business session and announced a board meeting set for Monday December 13 at D Goodin’s home. a Christmas dinner study party was planned for 7 p.m. Thursday at Mrs. Sheldon Kline’s home.

Bob Kalbitz Special Education Kalbitz Carl Mays Childen University of Plano Dallas Abe Simon D. Goodin Stolander Road

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