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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1964
Page
1
ARTHUR MANTERIS owner of Rebel Inn is in serious condition at St Luke's Hospital in Houston. He was transferred from Gulf Coast to St Luke's Tuesday after suffering aight heart attack Tuesday. Last week he had pallbladder surgery.
Mostly cloudy outlook with warmer Wednesday and Thursday. Temperature range unspecified but rising. Galveston tides show Thursday high at 2:29 PM and 8:39 PM, with low at 105 PM.
The fragment lists familiar names like Edna Chase, Pat Boothe, and Lucille Rockhold during a coffee break at a drugstore. It mentions school activities at Robert E. Lee High, a trip to Houston, cheer director Melanie Moore, a Powder Puff event, a lute of random notes about people and routines, and Baytown references with Betty Howard returning to California.
Boyd N. Hill a Mumble Oil and Refining Co chemist announces candidacy for Position No. 3 in the Cedar Bayou school trustee election on April 4 He is the second to file this year following Karl Opry Shek Hill seeks reelection to Position 4 and has also filed for Position 2 He has a long record on school and civic boards including chairs on air pollution and tax equalization committees and has been honored with a Civic Award by the Society of Professional Chemists and Engineers He and his wife Evelyn live at 212 South with daughter Carol Jean a first grade teacher in Pasadena
Undersecretary of State George Ball landed in Nicosia to discuss ending Greek Turkish Cypriot strife with President Makarios and Vice President Fazil Kutchuk. A fresh outbreak of fighting near Limassol followed his arrival as clashes and anti American protests roiled the island. Ball plans to outline a U.N. peacekeeping approach favored by the United States and Britain, while Makarios pushes for UN control under the Security Council.
Baytown City Council at 6 30 p m Thursday will weigh locations for a proposed 1000 animal shelter. The agenda also includes items on lids for a year's concrete pipe supply, a Gulf OW Corp contract for park fitting, an amendment to beer wine and Ty vor control rules, a recommendation to expand perfunnel usage at the lumery, and pest control bird measures.
Bayshore Reel and Gun Club announces the seventh annual oyster fry at 3293 Minnesota. Publicity director Jesse Smith says tickets are 1 for adults and 30 cents for children. Eddie Huron will be chief chef. 150 gallons of certified oysters, French fried potatoes, and cole slaw expected. Members and nonmembers welcome. membership cards available at the event.
Detroit industry writer Tack Cresling reports auto manufacturers are angry at President Johnson’s proposal to require certain employers to pay higher overtime rates to create more jobs. He says the plan could be seen as unwarranted government interference in private business.
President Johnson spoke in the East Room touching on taxes and IRS officials, poverty, civil rights, defense, and foreign policy. He cited Cuba, Laos, Vietnam, and Khrushchev, urged steady budget work, and praised ordinary Americans while weaving in anecdotes about his staff and daily life.
United States seeks accord with Ausirilig and New Zealand to limit beef shipments voluntarily. A storm churns heavy wet snow across the South and East toward the Atlantic. A courtroom scene in Laton features legal argument over opening Rice University to Negroes and tuition charges. James R. Vetta accuses the FRE of spying, requesting higher court aid as jury tampering claims swirl in Chattanooga. Mrs. Marsverite Oswald testifies before a presidential commission investigating President Kennedy's assassination.
Dallas defense says public relations firm Bloom Agency part of Dallas oligarchy plot to deny Jack Ruby a fair trial. Bloom testified as first witness in defense bid to move Ruby murder case. judges set limited press seats as prosecutors and defense clash over media access and courtroom pool arrangements.
Melonie Moore and Danny DuBose are named Mr and Miss REL. The report highlights Moore as Homecoming Queen and a longtime STAGS Club and cheerleader. DuBose serves as Student Council president and National Honor Society officer. Several peers receive honors including Who's Who and band leadership roles.
Bayshore Savings and Loan Association ends a two group dispute at the Bayshore area stockholders meeting. The Wright Davison Kerber Mayes and Hallmark-led board purchased all stock from Lanier and partners, settling the out of court fight. A special stockholders meeting is planned at the new Broadway and J Street offices with a March move and grand opening announced.
Baytonian C H Bone sues Gulf Insurance Co of Dallas for 7684 in damages to a Brownsville home from Hurricane Carla. Hearing in 13th District Court Houston resumed Feb 37 after a Jan 1 postponement. Attorney Austin J van of Houston seeks standard and 1 percent interest since 1961. Nine witnesses scheduled. dispute centers on whether rising water exclusions apply to wind driven water in the policy.
Veterinarian Dr. Jay Tripp and the City Health Department reported a cow death in the Aldine community from anthrax. The disease, among the oldest and most virulent livestock illnesses, can affect sheep swine horses and humans.
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