Two Baytonians Honored By Junior Science Group
Two Baytonians Mrs Margaret Bains and Mrs Nelson received fellowship certificates at the Texas Junior Academy of Science session in Abilene. Dr Donald Duncan of UT Medical School in Galveston presented awards for women’s work in the Junior Academy. Bains and Nelson are the only high school teachers named academy fellows for the coming year. Bains teaches biology at La Porte High, has long served Junior Academy, and holds degrees from Rice. Nelson, a Baytown teacher of 19 years, is involved in REL science fairs and mentored sophomore seminars.
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Justice Warren to Maintain Full Court Duties
Washington AP reports Chief Justice Earl Warren at 72 plans to carry his Supreme Court workload while heading the presidential inquiry into Kennedy's assassination. Associates say he intends to work nights and weekends, use holidays and recesses, and perhaps skip part of his Christmas trip. The piece notes the Ruby case could test his participation and emphasizes Warren's conscience in deciding.
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Eisenhower on President Risks and Security Measures
Former President Eisenhower argues the presidency carries risks that must be accepted yet calls for reducing danger without curbing the office. He suggests safer travel methods, new security tech for motorcades, and keeping the vice president informed after the Kennedy assassination.
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Light trap may aid boll weevil control
Washington reports a future light trap using a blue green light could attract boll weevils to trap them. Engineers at the Agriculture Department tested the concept in laboratories and plan field trials to curb the pest that has devastated about 10 billion dollars of U S cotton since the 1890s.
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Advancements Told In Boy Scout Troops
Scout Troop 142 members Paul Comeaux and Paul Kloesel advanced to first class. Their troop is sponsored by Knights of Columbus San Jacinto Council 788. Advancements in Troop 100 include Larry Bayliss Rene French star scout Paul Moon John Welker Mundell Danny DuBose Edward Shipley David Howell Philip Van Natter Chester Reed. Advancing to first class in Troop 479 at Redeemer Lutheran Church were Keith Miller and Philip DePrang.
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