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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1966

Page

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Causey Visits Family During Navy Leave at Fleetwood Home

Causey Jr and wife Earlene with children Melissa and Bruce Earl visited his parents at 700 Fleetwood during a Navy leave arriving from Virginia Beach to Philadelphia. Hindergarten Day School at St John's Methodist Church has openings and contact 532-4109. Teen reporters for The Baytown Sun hold a special 1:30 p.m. Friday meeting. those unavailable should contact the teen editor. William Thomas McFerren, son of Mr and Mrs W McFerren, discharged from Navy after three years, served in Vietnam and earned Vietnam and National Defense service medals. plans college registration for spring.

Causey Cmdr Bruce Bil. Causey Jr Earlene Melissa Missy Bruce Earl B. M. Causey Sr Fleetwood Navy Virginia Beach Philadelphia ST. John's Methodist Church Baytown Sun Sun William Thomas McFerren

Baytown Weather Often Cold With Frigid Friday Forecast

The Baytown area will see clearing skies and a cool weekend with temperatures around the 40s. Thursday night lows dipped to 26 degrees while tides in Galveston on Friday rise to 7:24 a.m. 3:18 a.m. and 3:12 p.m. with a low at 11:48 a.m.

Galveston

Holiday greetings stain the page with local notes

The Sun staff receives Christmas goodies from Mrs. G. R. Bloodgod as Anna Billough covers retirement backlog, while RL arker prints New Year items. Several readers and locals appear in holiday scenes: Patricia Pokinda from Sam Houston State College visits family. Libby Leowinmore visits in Okemah. Hattie Bailey tends a hamburger stand. Kris Leve models stage wear in Houston. Eric Wolker and Ann Harrelson visit Kirk Mann and Randy Calhoun in Arkadelphia. M. F. Underwood holds Cotton Bowl tickets. Sid Whiteside catches a flight early. Carl Roth balances multiple engagements.

Anna Billough Refinery 2 Rlarker Fritz Lanham G. R. Bloodgod the Sun Steve Hebert Sue Carpenter Eddie Swain Patricia Ann Pokinda Sam Houston State College A. W. Pokluda Maryland Sid Whiteside Carl Roth Libby Leowinmore Okemah Okla B. M. Causey M. F. Underwood Hattie Bailey Kris Leve Houston Eric Wolker Ann Harrelson Arkadelphia Ark Kirk Mann Randy Calhoun Eric Randy University of Texas

Congressional Leaders Urge Full Force Against Hanoi

Washington AP report quotes Rep. L Mendel Rivers and Sen. Richard Russell urging use of superior air power to compel Hanoi to negotiate. They defend bombing as necessary and condemn public opinion as a distraction from victory. Morse opposes policy, cites civilian casualties and credibility gaps. State Dept says 57 Americans granted permission to go to North Vietnam.

Washington L. Mendel Rivers Hear Armed Services Senate Richard SB. Russell A Med Services Committee Rivers South Carolina Charleston Earth Vietnam Noth Vietnam Russell Atlante U.S. Vietnam Wayne Morse Dre North Vietnam Morse New York Times Hanoi United States Deparhment Mosqs Orth Vietnam State Department U.S Harrison E. Salisbury Louis Larmtax

Social Security Tax Hike and Minimum Wage Changes

Beginning Jan 1 1967 Social Security tax rises from 4.2 to 4.4 percent for both employees and employers affecting payrolls. The first 36 600 of annual earnings taxed with a maximum deduction of 290.40. Starting Feb 1 new minimum wage and overtime rules under the amended Fair Labor Standards Act raise pay for many workers including hospital and nursing staff, laundries, dry cleaners, and some 300 000 construction jobs. A Dallas Labor Department pamphlet outlines changes.

U.S Labor Department Dallas

New Minimum Wage and Overtime Rules From 1967 Proposals

The pamphlet states prisoners and certain hospital workers will gain a $1 per hour minimum wage with 15 cent annual steps to $1.60 by Feb 1, 1978. Hospital staff may get overtime after 44, 42, or 40 hours in 1967–69. Social Security tax rises add about $1 billion to 1967 funds, with $296.40 cap per person. Details cover equal pay, child labor, and record-keeping provisions. copies available from 411 North Akard St., Dallas, Texas.

Congress North Akard St Dallas Texas

Soviet Warns of Chinese Hate Campaign Across Army

Moscow charges Red Star report that Peking orders all-out anti Soviet propaganda to sow hatred among Chinese service personnel. article notes border tensions, Mao claims large Soviet territory, and Soviet civilian defense boosts amid nuclear test fears. South Korea cites Chinese field army deployment near the Yalu frontier as North Korea proclaims independence from Beijing policies.

Moscow Peking Soviet Defense Ministry Red Star China Soviet Union Red China Chinese Communists Party Mao Tse-tung South Korea Donghwa News South Korean Defense Red Chinese Field Army Yalu North Korea Chi-lance

New Lighting Planned for Mont Belvieu City

The Mont Belvieu Board and Aldermen authorized Houston Lighting and Power Co. to install mercury vapor lights at all intersections in the newly incorporated city. About 30 lights will be installed with larger units in the business district and smaller ones elsewhere. The mayor expects completion by the end of January. HSPCO will pay Mont Belvieu a four percent franchise tax, and the street lights will be funded from franchise funds.

Mont Belvieu Board Mavor and Aldermen Houston Lighting and Power Co Meavor J. B. Gill HSPCO Mont Belvieur Gill

New Year Baby Contest Opens With Prizes List

Baytown Sun launches 25th annual First Baby of 1967 contest offering dozens of gifts from local merchants. The first baby born in 1967 after midnight December 21 delivers prizes including a silver feeding dish, a nursery lamp, a Johnson and Johnson baby set, baby foods, and a $10 savings account. Last year’s winner was Mauricio Alejandro Ramirez.

Ris County Federal Baytonian Loan Association Robson's Jewelers Baytown Mauricio Alejandro Ramirez Carroll Gor Hancock D. Hancock Jr Goose Creek Hospital Thes Seasue Goose Creek Faye Manhattan Town Sun Tower Baytown Sun Theroontest Jacobs Jewelers Stork Shop Johnson J and Johnson Scarborough’s O’brien Har

Chilly Baytown Morning Forecast Low 26

A Baytown area report notes Thursday woke to 26 degrees, three below forecast, with Friday morning forecast near 28. The Weather Bureau warns to protect exposed waterpipes and car radiators as a shallow warming trend begins Friday afternoon. high near 50 expected Thursday.

Saytown Houston-Haytons Weather Bureau

Fifth Nuclear Explosion Is Recorded by China

TOKYO reports China's fifth nuclear test, likely a hydrogen device, with experts split on yield. Japanese papers doubt it was a full hydrogen bomb but say it signals a major stride in China’s nuclear capability, potentially prompting radioactive concerns if fallout drifts toward Japan.

Tokyo China Japan Sanke Japanese Defense Agency U.S Sankei Assahi United States

Directors Elected For Mutual Benefit Group

Baytown Mutual Benefit Association members reelected two directors James W. Carrol and Mary Hiber for two year terms. New directors chosen were James W. Frymire and Lawrence J. Weller. Holdover directors include W. H. Boneher W. C. Jackson J. H. and L. A. Rizzuto Bruse.

Baytown Mutual Benefit Association Board of Directors James W. Carrol Iuitant Mary Hiber Refinery Laboratory James W. Frymire Lawrence J. Weller Safety W. H.boneher W. C. Jackson J. H L. A. Rizzuto Bruse

Task Force One In Tonkin Gulf Joins Enterprise and Long Beach

The U S Navy disclosed Task Force One now operates in the Gulf of Tonkin off North Vietnam with nuclear powered ships including Enterprise Long Beach and the frigate Bainbridge at Yankee Station 100 miles offshore. The unit previously sailed a world voyage without refueling in 1964. Ground clashes were limited as a New Year truce approached and U S casualties were reported light with unknown enemy losses.

Saigon South Vietnam U.S. Navy Gulf of Tonkin North Vietnam Bainbridge Enterprise Long Beach Yankee Station North Vietnamese U.S. 6Th Fleet Mediterranean Dee. 17 7Th Fleet Vietnam Navy U.S. 1St Cavalry U.S Mekong

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Westher Perrtore Happy New Year Citizens F,d.1.c Yerry Beauchamp R. W. Upchurch Baytoun Humble Club Beauchamp Upchurch Albert Wotipka KR. R. Haynes Secre Alled Baytown Optimist Club Mr. Raymond &, Merritt Camden, Ark Lester Alford Alford Merritts Holiday Inn Thad Felton Mont Belvieuw Morrison's Townhouse Furniture Right’ S Packing Co Cub Pepper’s White Star Laundry Raineth Tonkin Gulf Mekong Delta
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