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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1966

Page

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Fantasticks Opens at Baytown Little Theater

Baytown Little Theater opens Fantasticks at 8 30 pm Friday with further shows slated for 30 pm Saturday and January 14 and 15 Reservations are being taken by Mrs Glen Whitcomb at 366 7207 Other local briefs report conduit work on Decker Drive moving to Memorial Drive curbside tree haul by city sanitation department Democrats set a 3 pm Thursday meeting at Holiday Inn and Paul Lachance named among 36 nominees for Texas Junior Chamber of Commerce award Also notes January rainfall totals and a broken window at Southern Maid Doughnut Shop plus a cloudy cool forecast with possible rain through Wednesday

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Local Readers Share Everyday Life Moments

Judy Linscott forgets to return a call. Ida Stevens brings daughter Wendy for a photo. Thelma Lillard discusses a fund raising event. Judy Frazier from New York reports luggage and guitar delays, her mother Texy Satterwhite calls about the guitar for a Peace Corps assignment. Kim Nelson identifies a pigeon with a leg band found at James and Second. L. H. Hanson Sr. reports the dead bird to The Sun. Linda Shelton damages a Christmas present. Gary Brown released from hospital. Mike Center recovers from appendicitis attack. Stanley Turnbull now plays and sings with a band in Germany. Tommie Sue Holder gets a new haircut.

Judy Linscott Ida Stevens Wendy Thelma Lillard Judy Frazier New York Texy Ora Satterwhite Kim Nelson James and Second Streets L. H. Hanson Sr James Sun Office Linda Shelton Gary Brown Mike Center Stanley Turnbull Germany Tommie Sue Holder

U S Steel details plans for Baytown site visit

U S Steel Corp executives have no plans to inspect the Baytown site for a new plant Thursday. A press conference at 8 a.m. in Houston and a 6:30 p.m. dinner at the Warwick Hotel are scheduled, with possible unannounced site visits by some engineers. The firm has options on 9000 acres in East Harris and West Chambers counties and aims to start two electric furnaces and a 160 inch plate mill by 1967. A Baytown visit may precede a temporary office opening at the Holiday Inn.

U. S&. Steel Corp Baytown Warwick Houston U.S. Steel Add Port Commission Sam Houston U. S. Steel East Harris Chambers County Holiday Inn

City Opens Bids for 12 New Motor Vehicles

Bids on twelve vehicles including six police patrol cars five two ton trucks and a passenger car will be opened at 4 p m Tuesday by the city The bids will be read publicly and no contracts awarded that day After tabulation the bids go to the city council at the January 13 meeting or a special session The city plans trading in patrol cars and trucks but not for the finance department car The council approved a higher powered patrol car purchase this year J B LeFevre said bids for three street department camp truck bodies will open January 11 and bids for water department meters copper tubing and clamps January 25 A public auction of abandoned motor vehicles will be held January 2

Finance Department Bouness Hicle J. B. LeFevre

Cong Forces Strike Back Near Tuy Hoa Delta

Viet Cong forces attacked U.S. Marines and Vietnamese paratroopers near Tuy Hoa, 240 miles northeast of Saigon. U.S. spokesmen say allies killed eight guerrillas and captured eight, raising Communist fatalities to 180. The 173rd Airborne moved near Bao Trai west of Saigon, suffering light casualties. a bridge on the road to the capital was blown up, hindering movement. Air raids on North Vietnam paused for Christmas cease-fire, with no resumption in sight. A Navy Skyraider was shot down. the pilot was rescued by an Army helicopter.

Saigon South Viet Nam Tuy Hoa Mekong 173Rd Airborne Bao Trai Bap Trai Ang Saigon U.S North Viet Nam Washington 173Rd Brigade

Quill and Nine Transit Officials Jailed in NYC Strike

Union leader Michael J. Quill and eight other transit officials were jailed after a civil contempt ruling for defying a court injunction that ordered 34,400 transit workers back to work. Judge Abraham N. Geller held them until they order all members to return, while negotiations resumed.

NEW York (Ap Michael J. Quill Quill Supreme Court Abraham N. Geller Transit Saat Fism Geller Transport Workers Union Amalgamated Transit Union Afl-Cio Transit Authority Jonn V. Lindsay Lindsay City Hall New York

Poll Taxes On Sale In Baytown Area

Baytown residents can pay poll taxes at the county tax sub-office 205 W Defoe Baytown with exemption certificate required for 1966 voting. Tax assessor Carl S. Smith notes Texas poll tax continuation decision unlikely this month and the $1.50 payment may be paid until Jan 31. A poll tax plate campaign will launch soon in Baytown with 1965 campaign volunteers invited as special tax deputies.

Harris County W. Defoe Baytown Carl S. Smith Texas Smith

County Attorney Speaks Up on Pollution Countermeasures

Harris County officials propose three amendments to Texas pollution and health laws to empower local authorities. The measures would allow health officers access to private premises for hazard assessment, enable counties or cities to seek board review of local pollution conditions, and require notification of anticipated actions affecting waters within a jurisdiction. County officials say changes would supplement state agencies and improve local investigative work to aid state administration.

Joe Resweber Charles J. Wilson Ypon Texas Water Pollution Control Board Texas Water Pollution Control Act Tthe Legislative Study Committee Wilson Harris State Board of Health Cficiais

Reward Offered For Tip On Bulldozer Driver

A $100 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons who moved a $538,000 bulldozer to a water tower site area near Baker Road in Baytown last weekend. Mack Holand of Bayshore Constructors reported the machine was moved Friday and found half submerged in a ditch filled with water, damaging the equipment during backfilling. Call Bayshore owner Holland or Lt. James P. Taylor with tips.

Mack Holand Bay Shore Constructors, Inc Holland Baker Road Bayshore Constructors James P.taylor Baytown

Dominican Republic President Faces Backlash Over Officer Exile Plan

President Hector Garcia- Godoy faces anger from rebels as his plan to dispatch officers from opposing factions abroad for study and diplomatic missions meets strong opposition. The move aims to place officers on international study programs despite factional tensions.

Hector Garcia- Godoy Dominican Republic

Traffic deaths during New Year week reach 564

AP reported 564 deaths from traffic accidents in the 78 hour New Year weekend. The piece also notes farm price levels under governing parties since 1961, with a roughly similar percentage to the 1910-14 base. Marguerite Higgins, 45, Korean War veteran journalist and 1951 Pulitzer winner, died in hospital after illness. An explosion at a Lyon, France refinery and storage farm left at least 36 missing or dead and 75 injured.

Marguerit Higgins Waller Reed Army Hospital Lyon France

Goose Creek Country Club Elects Directors

Goose Creek Country Club will elect five new board members Tuesday January 11 for three year terms. Voting runs from noon to 6 pm at the club venue. Nominees include Gwen Dolyn Baker John C Echols Lynn Hedges Jr Thomas Lipscomb George McCullough Robert Mathere T D O'Brien Sr Horton Russell Raymond Tickner and Jack Walmsley. Retiring directors are Perry Britton W D Broyles O L Clark Jack Jacobs and J W Strickler. The annual meeting will be at 8 pm the same day.

Goose Creek Country Club Gwendolyn R. Baker John C. Echols Lynn P. Hedges Jr Thomas G. Lipscomb George B. McCullough Robert Mathere T. D. O'Brien Sr Horton Russell Raymond F. Tickner John, G Jack) Walmsley Perry Britton W. D. Broyles O. L. Clark Jack Jacobs J. W. Strickler

Ramirez Boy Wins Baytown New Year Baby Title

Mauricio Alejandro Ramirez arrived at 12 58 p m Saturday at Baytown Hospital becoming the first boy to win the New Year baby honors after two years of girls winning. He is the sixth son in the Ramirez family and receives gifts from local shops including a baby bed and silver pins.

Mauricio Alejandro Ramirez Baytown Mauricio Baytown Hospital Gregario Ramirez Barnes Gregario Arto Amanda Charlie Etao Rameriz Culpepper’s Morrison's Town House Fenney's Kmart Black's White Star Bachelor Service Pop Big Chief and Wright Packing 'Co

U S Waits To See If Cong Want Peace

Washington reports President Johnson aims to extend the Vietnamese peace offensive with a pause in bombing to give North Vietnam ample time to decide on peace. Officials see a split in Hanoi between those open to talks and those pushing to continue the war, with China pressuring for sustained fighting and the Soviet Union possibly backing negotiated settlement. Alexander Shelepin plans Hanoi talks on Soviet aid, seen as a possible peace influence. Kosygin’s Hanoi visit last February factors into Moscow relations. See PEACE, Page 10.

Washington Johnson North Viet Nam Hanoi U.S United States Alexander V. Shelepin Communist Party Moscow North Viet Nam Alexei N. Kosygin

Albert Returns To Washington After Holidays

Albert snomas, 3, returns from Houston to be in Washington for the opening of Congress next week. Congressman Thomas, hospitalized in Houston since August, has undergone two operations and is recuperating at home.

Albert Snomas Houston Washington Congress Congressman Thomas

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