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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1967

Page

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Mont Belvieu Poll Vote On City Marshal Retention

Mont Belvieu residents vote Saturday 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on retaining the city marshal office. Only incorporators with last year registration or poll tax may vote. Arthur Barrow was elected city marshal in 1966. Seaman's Center in Baytown hosts open house at 7:30 p.m. Thursday. Public invited. 21st Anniversary Mr and Mrs E C Robbins celebrate 21 years in Baytown with three children. ER E Seminar Prof Philip Seele of Penn State spoke at Esso Baytown Research Center on Chemistry of Atomic Carbon. Square Dancers Bayshore Wagon Wheel Club holds workshop at 7 p.m. Saturday. dance at 8 p.m. Master of ceremonies Earl Alredge. Engineers Wives Ladies Auxiliary meets Friday at 9:00 a.m. at Gerald Hanson home. Operation Thayer Army Specialist 4 Hartwell T. Davis, son of Gladys R. Davis, participates in Operation Thayer I in Vietnam with the 1st Air Cavalry Division.

Mont Belvieu Don McLeod Arthur Barrow Er&e Philip Seele Pennsylvania State University Esso Research and Engineering Co Baytown Bayshore Wagon Wheel Knights of Pythias Hall Earl Alredge Houston G. R. Geuslin Hartwell T. Davis Gladys R. Davis 1008 Dailey Vietnam 1St Air Cavalry Division

Weather forecast for Baytown area shows warmth ahead

Forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures in Baytown Friday with temperatures ranging from 33 to 50 degrees. Thursday morning low was 30 degrees. Galveston tides: Friday high at 3:05 a.m., low at 10:38 a.m., high again at 6:30 p.m. and 11:66 p.m.

Baytown Galveston

Local items and notices mixed with misadventures

A collage of brief society notes and incidents in town include Lucy O Brien Larounp reacting excitedly after a minor traffic mishap in a largely Polish context. The car carried Mrs T D OBrien Sr, Mrs John Echols, and Blair and Dot Mann attending a wedding. Other snippets mention Alan McWhorters camera failing at a fire, Pvt John Smith leaving for Camp Lejeune to join training cadres, Champ Crawford asking about a picture size, Jerry Forderhose tangled over Brahms at Community Chorus rehearsals, Mrs J E Pentecost sharing shower news, Grace French music month activities, Marinelle Roberson getting her name spelled correctly, Wynona Martin and Nell Derden receiving many calls, and Diana Caudle dropping by The Sun with an announcement.

Lucy O'Brien T. D. O'Brien John Echols Blair Dot Mann Alan McWhorter Crosby Marine Pvt John Smith Camp Lejeune N.C Crawford Jerry Forderhose Brahms J. E. Pentecost Grace Ffrench Marinelle Roberson Wynona Martin Nell Derden Diana Caudle

Two Suspects Nabbed in Baytown Refund Operation

Baytown officers Lt Charles W Cowan and Patrolman Ron Cooper busted a two man merchandise refund scheme tied to Kmart Sears and Montgomery Ward stores in the Houston Baytown area. Suspects Kearnie John Pitre 25 and Billy Lewis Surs 28 faced shoplifting and theft charges after a staged refund at Kmart. Three store employees aided detection by flagging repeated refunds for cash rather than items. The operation may involve more suspects, but two were arrested in Baytown.

Baytown Charles W. Cowan Ron Cooper Kmart Sears Montgomery Ward Houston-Baytown Cowan Cooper Kearnie John Pitre Zora Billy Lewis Surs Westview Houston Justice of the Peace M. M. Brown Lt Cowan Mary Weaver Evelyn Luthringer Jean Jones

Baytown Schools Not Affected By New Wage Law

Baytown teachers and other school personnel will not be affected immediately by amendments to the Fair Labor Standards Act. Minimum rates for school district workers are $7 per hour, but Baytown schools already pay above that. Officials say overtime rules may prompt reviews of working weeks, with bus driving duties raising questions about overtime eligibility.

Baytown W. D. Hinson Hinson George H. Gen.try FR. E. Sauls

Mont Belvieu set for April 4 election

Mont Belvieu residents will vote on Tuesday April 4 to choose three members of the Board of Mayor and Aldermen. Aldermen Earl Porter Darrell Williams and Fred Chitty terms expire in April. Mayor J B Gil and Aldermen Warmer Laughlin and O J Pontykal serve until April 1968. Filing deadline is March 4 with Alderman Laughlin, secretary.

Mont Belvieu Polis Earl Porter Darrell Williams Fred Chitty J. B. Gil Warmer Laughlin O. J. Pontykal Laughlin

City Scouts Learn From Pro On Launch Plan

Baytown Boy Scouts met astronaut Vance Brand at NASA Manned Spacecraft Center during Boy Scout Week 57th anniversary observance. Cub John Mosley Jr, Explorer Oss Hargis, and Life Scout John Thompson gained insight on spaceflight, exhibits, and the Space Merit Badge as Brand described Apollo program aims to put the first American on the moon. District Scout Executive Louis Wall noted the badge keeps merit crawcurriculum current for boy readers.

Boytown Scouts iThey Vance Brand Baytown Boys NASA Manned Spacecraft Center John Mosley Jr C. Mosley Oss Hargis E.R. Hargis John Thompson P_ Thompson Brand Longmont Col Louis Wall East Harris

Ricketson Sworn Baytown Police Reserves Chief

Hal Ricketson former detective sergeant in Baytown Police has been sworn in as chief of the Baytown Police Reserves. He replaces Wilton A Roper who stays active in the reserves. Ricketson served ten years on the Baytown Police Force and seven years in the detective division before leaving in spring 1966.

Il. H Hal Ricketson Police L. H Hal) Ricketson Baytown Blair Mann Ricketson Wilton Roper Eeara

Swearing In Shapes Humble Oil Police Reserves

Lt Charles Cowan said the Baytown Reserve program now has 27 volunteers who assist the police and civil defense. Ricketson is praised as well qualified to strengthen the reserve, with police procedure knowledge and familiarity with reserve work. Training totals 36 hours this past year under Lt Cowan, covering criminal law, arrests, search and seizures, and traffic direction. Chief Mann reports reorganized rules and a written exam for advancement, replacing the prior seniority system.

Humble Oil and Refining Co Baytown Ricketson Mann Charles Cowan Cowan

Gander Shipper Tilt Cancelled Ahead of Zone Playoffs

The Gander exporter game scheduled for Friday is cancelled as both teams advance toward South Zone play. Officials say the cancellation serves no useful purpose while Gander Shipper prepare for Deer Park and the Exporters have been eliminated in zone play.

Deer Park

President Johnson Presses Cease Fire Toward Peace Talks

President Johnson tells Pope Paul VI the United States is devoting intensive efforts to extend the lunar truce into a prolonged halt to hostilities leading to peace negotiations. The truce coincides with fewer shooting incidents than prior cease-fires. May Tse-tung’s followers in Peking push to seize Shantung Province amid a widening drive. Kennedy urges a new U S policy on Read China. House committee says Powell harmed chances by not answering questions. Senate readies debt ceiling legislation as the nation copes with a blizzard toll of at least 31 dead and heavy losses. Gasoline prices rise across major oil companies nationwide.

Johnson Pope Paul VI United States

Baytown Could Realize 380000 From Local Sales Tax

The Texas Committee on State and Local Tax Policy estimated Baytown could gain about $380,000 annually from a 1 percent local option sales tax if approved by the Legislature and decided by the city council. The average Baytown per capita tax would be about $12. The report also covered taxes and revenues for larger cities, including income and local water taxes.

Baytown Texas Committee On State and John Connally Iea Wnter

Council To Consider Street Bids

Baytown City councilmen meet at 6 30 p m Thursday to review street paving and storm sewer bids for North Main. Bids were higher than estimates by Engineer John Busch with base and alternate plans, and several firms submitted bids on concrete, stabilized shell, and pipe options.

Baytown North Main John Busch Brown Root Stevens Contracting Co Bellaire Busch Holland and Little, Inc Gale Bitulithic Stevens Bayshore Constructors John G. Holland Joseph Vv. Tantilio Port Arthur Vet English Construction Co Houston

Proposal Presented To School Trustees By Baytown Teachers

Baytown teachers asked the school board Wednesday night for a $1.00-a-year across-the-board salary increase, a better sick leave policy, and faster pay for graduate study. Presented by Vera Hartt and Bill Parrish, the appeal notes salaries have not kept pace since 1964. Current base is 35000 for bachelors, 5300 for new masters. proposal would include state increases and raise by 1965-67. They want 10 sick days, 90 carryover, and changes to the pay scale and block system. Board president Seth Mitchel acknowledged the effort but noted local funding limits near the tax cap. About 537 teachers staff the district. two state proposals also seek raises.

Jownella Boynton Baytown Baytown School Board Vera Hartt Baytown Education Association Bill Parrish Seth Mitchel Gov. Connally Texas Teachers Association Jsick The Hartt

Famed Violinist Rubinoff Sparks School Tour

Famed violinist Dave Rubinoff travels to Baytown for free school programs, urging children to value talent. He plays at Robert E. Lee High School auditorium Friday at 7 p.m., with proceeds supporting Kiwanis Club community service. He recalls Poland roots, candlelit practice, and the Stradivarius craft.

Martha Ann Hemphill Dave Rubinoff Baytown Kiwanis Club Glen Kollmeyer John Henderson I Rubinoff Robert E. Lee High School George Perkins Poland Rubinoff Rubinoli Texas Carver Horace Mann Robert E.'Lee Sterning Kiwanis Club

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Seaman’s Center Seaman's Center Harbor E. C. Robbins E. Defoe Tim Renee Kevin United Carbon Engineers Texas Society of Professional Engineers Gerald Hanson N. Burnee Larounp Houston Livestock Show Rodeo Citizens National Mumber F.D Zanesville Ohio Ralph Ditter Fitre Blair. Mann L. H. Ricketson Humble OH and Refining Co Thunderbirds Peking Tse-tung Shantung Province Robert F. Kennedy U.S China House Adam Clayton Powell Senate Ofl Oir Parrish Kiwanis B. E Bud Greer Pat Ball Priory Y Baytown
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