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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1963

Page

2

Blue-Gold Banquet Set By Cub Scout Pack 208

Cub Scout Pack 208 will hold its Blue and Gold banquet on February 25 at St. Mark's Methodist Church. D. F. Whatley announced plans for the banquet and Cub Scout Sunday on February 10. The meeting featured rocket races with prizes and awards, including Bear, Bobcat, Lion, and Wolf badges, plus glow arrows and wall badges.

Cub Scout Pack St. Mark's Methodist Church D. F Whatley Stephen Scott Jimmy French Tommy Taylor Ricky Canet Steve Villemez Billy Rosamud Donald Hardunian Mike Fulton Den Carl Currie Robert Parker Charles Scott Neil Coburn Tan Powers Carl Currie Jr Dena Order of the Arrow Webelo Beuce Mills Robert Funder John Graham Rusty Pina Matthew Martin Fred Sims David Jones Wolme Bobby Post Lion Kelly Whalen Bert Bowden Matt Cross Garry Gullett Ray McPhail Sammie Neblett Jay Zerwekh Paul Shepherd Billy Rosamund Larry Pond Wolf Randy Reber St. Paul’s Den 9 Den 2 Outer Space Den 1 Mike Lillipop Kevin ‘Wooten David Edwards Brant Godwin Denner Paul Wiley Frank Willis Jay Seligman David Rice Kyle Lippman Sambo Bethea Steven Rose Roger Manne John Wilson Mark Griffin Denner Den 4 Jack Walmsley Jack Smalling

University of AMippl Desegregation Court Battle Deepens

A garbled summary of desegregation litigation at the University of AMippl, plus notes on Edward Annis of Miami warning on Medicare rhetoric, Kennedy naming Roosevelt Jr. as undersecretary of commerce, and regional weather and political blurbs. The article groups multiple, loosely connected items with unclear details.

University of Amippl Fatto Egre Daniel H. Meredith Kennedy Franklin BD. Roosevelt Jr Iafe Commerce

Dallas News top winner in Headliners Club contest

The Dallas News earned the top 1962 Headliners Club prize of 3500 dollars for best coverage of the Billie Sol Estes scandal. Fort Worth Star-Telegram reporter Harley Pershing won best picture story for Carla Hit Coast Towns. Other winners include John Rainey of the Houston Post and Sue Norman of the San Angelo Standard-Times in various categories.

Austin Dallas News Billie Sol Estes Harley Pershing Fort Worth Star-Telegram Carla John Rainey Houston Post Sue Norman San Angelo Standard-Times Marjorie Clapp San Antonio Light Garvin Berry The Houston Press Kenneth May Lubbock Avalanche Journal John Newtt San Antonio News Hugh Aynsworth Mars Anita Brewer Austin American- Statesman Stanley Walker Lubbock ‘Avalanche Journal Elston Brooks Fort Worth Star-Telegram Texas Cleveland Grammer Mary Rice Brogan Houston Chronicle Bernard Cleary Spot News Agomo Nigeria

Wendland Favored After Powell Loss in Harlingen Golf

Harlingen AP Lonnie Wendland rose to favorite in the Life Begins at 40 Golf Tournament after Phil Powell of Wichita Falls lost. Powell had won the last two titles and was beaten 2 and 1 by Darryl Lehman of Fort Worth. Wendland, a former San Antonio champion, defeated Billie ob Caffey of Weatherford, while John Townsend of Houston beat Dave Mehaffey of Greenville 2 and 1 and Henry Richards of Jackstown defeated Dr. John Case of San Antonio 4 and 3.

Harlingen Lonnie Wendland Phil Powell Powell Wichita Falls Darryl Lehman Fort Worth San Antonio Billie *Ob Caffey Weatherford John Townsend Houston Dave Mehaffey Greenville Henry McRichards Jackstown John Case

Border Olympic Field Looks Like A Record Border Olympic Field

Border Olympics in Laredo on March 8-3 expect 1400 plus athletes from universities colleges junior colleges and high schools. UT Austin athletic director Darrell Royal will serve as honorary referee. It’s the nation’s first major outdoor track meet of the season with last year winners Abilene Christian College Texas Southern Howard County and Highlands San Antonio in respective divisions.

Laredo Darrell, Royal University of Texas Abilene Christian College Texas Southern Howard County Highlands of San Antonio

Phoenician city republics shaped by sea power

The Phoenician city republics, emerging around 1600 B.C., illustrate an empire-building type rooted in maritime strength and trade dominance across the ancient Mediterranean.

B.C

Noon Call Stock Quotes Courtesy Merrill Lynch

Noon Call Stock Quotes provided by Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner and Smith. Market report notes price movements and trading activity for securities indexed at noon. Details include brief quotes and representative shifts, reflecting intraday sentiment and benchmark trends.

Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith

How to Determine Deduction of State Sales Tax

An editor's note explains deducting state sales tax on federal income tax. If you kept records of total state sales tax paid, you may deduct the full amount, otherwise the IRS provides a chart with average deductions by income level. The article lists various corporate names and shows income brackets with deductible amounts, reflecting a discussion of tax rules and a chart from the IRS.

the Sun Internal Revenue Service Othe

Soviet policy clarity grows as De Gaulle shifts stance

The text notes a period when Khrushchev and De Gaulle clarified positions amid tightening Cold War lines. It reflects a pivotal moment in which France under De Gaulle defined its approach, while Soviet policy appeared resolute and increasing in rigidity.

de Gaulle Khrushchev

Government Sharing Plan Termed Good

A government sharing plan is described as good amid talk of new opportunities and a more aggressive Soviet posture after the United States. The company has shared profits with its employees for four years, with figures suggesting distribution ranges from under $13,000 to under $36,000, and various income brackets cited.

Alleg Ludlum Allis Chalmers Aluminum Ltd Amer Cyan Amer Tel & Tel Am Visco Anaconda Baxter Beth Steeel Calanese Celotex Chrysler Cities Service Oo Columbia Gas Nat Dist News News Otis Elev Parke-Davis I . Phizer Philip Morsis Phillips Pet Royal Dutchee Mexico St Snclair Sou Pacific Jon Red Chins Hiss Cuba Ito Howard Packard Stan Red S. C. Johnson & Son Racine Stan N I Stan Ohio Stanley Warner Stude-Packard Sun Oil Sunray-Mid O Tennessee Gas Texas Co Texas Gail Tidewater Timken Trans Am Corp Union Carbide Calif United Airlines United Carbon Upjohn Drug USS Steel Westinghouse Xerox China Wis Soviet Union Johnson Witch Western Alliance Khrushchev United States

Test ban talks and Cub Scout awards dominate page

The report notes U S and British stance toward Khrushchev as negotiations stall and a possible delay for leverage. It highlights a Cub Scout meeting at St Pauls Church with numerous awards for dens and badges and previews February agenda and senior high project awards funded by professional chemists and engineers society. A UN source suggests Soviets may push for Geneva talks to mobilize nonaligned nations on disarmament.

American Society of Civil Engineers Civic Mlairs Bartown U.N. S New York Geneva Disarmament Committee

Hospital Beat Listings At Gulf Coast Facility

New arrivals include Mr. and Mrs. Larry Gaylord Peachwood Pasadena with a son born Jan. 31 at Gulf Coast. Inpatients list patients by name and room across multiple addresses, including Mrs. Dionys Fisher 403 8 Sixth La Porte Room 137 and Otis Massey 607 Pemberton Drive Channelview Room 120, with numerous others in La Porte and nearby areas.

VJ. R. Kelley W. Gulf Lillie Duke Gils Coast Dionys R. Fisher la Porte Paul Roger Schilling Albert R.slaughter E. Nazro Katie Lee Farrington W. Main Clarence M Tle Adams Otis Earl Massey Otis Earl Massey, 607 Pemberton Drive Channelview Peter Jensen Florida Charles M. Hendrix W. Cleveland San Jacinto Ohnny R. Crawford Crosby Willie E. Shelby Market Highlands Louis M. Hall Lee? Road Dempsy Burleson Oak Park Charles R. Irwin Republic Aye L- West Earl Dommert Grantham Jesse B. Weems Maple Larry Gaylord Peachwood Pasadena Son Gulf Coast

Channelview Hospital Admittances and Dismissals List

Channelview Admittances to the Tidelands Hospital include Alta Mae Sturbabant Steve Worchesik Linda Sue Pieper Pearl Brewer and Houston residents Buf ford Selman Harold L Pate Dav id W Lathrop Channelview Dismissals list Lucille Amelia Ashlock Florence Morgan Jack Edward Swift Bessie Young C Van Ratliff Brenda Joyce Bettes Jewel and Daniel all of Houston.

Tidelands Hospital Alta Mae Lucille Amelia Ashlock Florence Morgan Jack Edward Swift Bessie Young C. van Ratliff Brenda Joyce Bettes Jewel & Daniel Houston

Mongrel Dog Adopts Rejected Bear Cub

A Russian brown bear cub weighing under a pound, rejected by its mother, is being raised by a mongrel dog at the Little Rock Zoo. Director Raymond Squires says such cross-species care occurs in captivity, and the cub often calls for the dog when the dog is away. The cub will grow larger than the dog yet will still need care in weeks ahead.

Little Rock, Ark Raymond Squires Little Rock Ting

Policy sparks U S Canada exchange over official stance

Prime Minister Diefenbaker denounces a hastily released policy statement as an unprecedented intrusion in Canadian affairs. A State Department reply said the document aimed to clarify U S positions after many inquiries. The exchange signals strained, yet hopeful, cross border cooperation.

United States Department of State Washington State Department Department United States Diefenbaker

Service Expansion Plans On Social Security Office

Service forwarded to the central office for approval. We do not anticipate any difficulty in obtaining final approval of the telephone and answering service but whether it is approved by the central office. We will take other actions outlined above to expand and improve Social Security service to Baytown and area residents.

Central Office Rogers Baytown

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