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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1968

Page

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Police Shortage Forces Baytown To Pay Overtime

Baytown Police Department faced a manpower shortage leading to 1250 overtime hours and 35600 in overtime pay from Nov 1 1967 to Jan 1 1968. Chief Blair Mann cites recruitment challenges, stricter screening, and a civil service exam as steps to boost staffing, with 15 applicants and hopes for 23 to fill 11 vacancies.

Mike Lonsfon Baytown Blair W Mann Menn Mann Civil Service Chief Mann Police Department City’ Humane Department

Obituary notices and notices from Baytown area

Funeral services announced for Mrs. Ernest Morgan in Victoria and for the father of Mrs. Sterling P. Boothe in Baytown. A funeral in Thabes, Oklahoma, for Cecil Roberson is noted, with relatives in Highlands and Pasadena. March of Dimes drive volunteers sought for East Baytown on January 30. Surgery recovery reported for Berly Kay Emory in San Jacinto. Baytown weather notes expect cloudy, cooler conditions with occasional rain and tides at Galveston.

Sterling P. Boothe Bayshore Drive Victoria W. W. Sale Oklahoma S. R. Roberson Alabama Thabes Okla Roberson Cecil Roberson Hayworth Leland Roberson Highlands James Pike Pasadena Berly Kay Emory James Ray Emory Michigan San Jacinto

Welcome Wagon Hostess and Baytown Happenings

Bonita McCullough hosts new residents and welcomes them to town while Betty Hester plans a spring style show. Annne Spencer shares goodies and recipes from Baytown’s latest arrivals. Mrs F L Johnson talks rock hounding stories, Alanna Watson handles Girl Scout cookies, and Phyllis Dignam performs at Baytown Little Theater. Mrs J L Barnett prepares space for cartons arriving in February. Mildred Fayle voices desire for an extra two weeks holiday from school district work.

Bonita McCullough Betty Hester Annne Spencer Baytown F. L. Johnson Alanna Watson Phyllis Dignam

Baytown area banks report 20 percent rise in deposits

Deposits across eight Baytown banks grew about 20 percent in 1967. CNB led with 29.08 million, followed by FNB at 19.50 million and Highlands State Bank at 34.69 million. Crosby, Channelview, La Porte, Bayshore and other banks posted gains, signaling a thriving local banking year.

Baytown Area Citizens National Bank of Baytown CNB Peoples State Bank First National Bank of Bay Town FNB Highlands’ State Bank Han Crosby State Bank Channelview State Bank Channelview la Porte Bayshore Area

Crosby Woman Shot by Mental Patient Improves

Mrs. Eugene Dotson, 28, of 21320 Crosby Eastgate Road, Crosby, was improving at Gulf Coast Hospital after a gunman on leave from an Austin mental hospital wounded her Tuesday on U.S. 90. The high powered rifle bullet passed through her car door and lodged in the car motor. No charges will be filed. the patient’s leave was canceled. Dotson’s condition was listed satisfactory Thursday.

Eugene Dotson Crosby - Eastgate Road Crosby Gulf Coast Hospital Dotson U.S. 90 Harris County Sheriff's Deputies Austin

Thief Takes Billboard, Poles From Reid Property

Stan E. Reid reports Baytown Police that a 10 by 20 foot billboard and five telephone type poles were stolen from his South Main property. The incident hints at a local theft with potential political implications.

Stan E. Reid Baytown Reid South Main

Sun Readers Get With Tempo New Rotogravure Section

Baytown Sun readers will gain the Texas Tempo in this weekend edition. The Sun joins three Southeast Texas dailies The Houston Post The Galveston News and the Texas City Sun in carrying the new rotogravure section. The Post handles Tempo publishing with editorial and ad staff since mid summer. Printing will be in Louisville Kentucky.

Baytown Sun Texas Tempo The Sun Texas Houston Post Balveston News Texas City Sun the Post Tempo Louisville

Channelview Marine Killed on 21st Birthday in Vietnam

Private Alvin G Bryant of Channelview died at 21 while serving with Company 2nd Battalion Indy Marine Division near Quang Nam in Vietnam. He was a football trainer for Channelview High, survived by his parents W G Bryant and Willie G Bryant, three brothers, and his Houston area relatives. Funeral arrangements are pending with Earthman Funeral Home.

Channelview Alvin G Bryant Vietnam Defense Department W. G Bryant E. Bryant W. Bryant Brownsville G.W. K. Bryant Houston Indy Marine Quang Nam Willie G. Bryant South Rockglen Hospital Earthman FuneralHome

Houston DC Executive VP To Speak Here On Friday

Marvin Hurley executive vice president and general manager of the Houston Chamber of Commerce will speak at the Bay town Chamber of Commerce noon luncheon at the Holiday Inn about the 1968 outlook. He spoke here in 1967 and 1963 and will be introduced by Fred Hartman with President Bruce Ramsey presiding. Hurley, a University of Arkansas graduate, authored Decisive Years for Houston and helped build the chamber into a regional force serving Greater Houston.

Marvin Hurley Houston Chamber of Commerce Baytown

U S and Britain duel over arms purchases

Washington reports no firm plan to buy another 100 million in arms from Britain. The Defense Department said it would raise the target to 725 million for British-made equipment, opening competitive bids and implying U.S. firms still have a stake. A related case involves plans for nine U S Navy minesweepers.

Washington United States Britain U.S Defense Department

Dirksen to Start Weekly Column in Baytown Sun

The Baytown Sun will publish Sen Everett Dirksen s nonpartisan column A Senators Notebook beginning in the weekend edition. The first piece, India economic and military aid, argues Americans accept India s liberal left leaning stance and explains reasons behind U S policy. Dirksen writes his own columns, often dictating at his home to be edited for publication. His work is syndicated coast to coast and tied to his album Gallant Men.

Baytown Sur Everett M Dirksen Illinois Senate Jareas Sen. Dirksen India U.S Recolumn Lave Washington

Jaycees Plan 1968 Awards Fete in Baytown

Baytown Jaycees announce 1968 Outstanding Young Man and Most Distinguished Citizen awards with Distinguished Service Awards for community contributions. Nominations due January 20 at the Chamber of Commerce. DSA banquet January 27 at the Tower, emceed by Councilman Glen Walker. Congressman Bob Eckhardt to speak. Jaycee Law Enforcement Officer of the Year also to be honored. Tickets $4.50 on sale January 15. public invited.

Baytown Jaycees Chamber of Commerce Art Jaycee Dave Bloom Chamber of Commerce DSA Glen Walker Bob Eckhardt Baytown

Silent on peace feelers LBJ stalls on pacific hints

CAPE TOWN AP Dr Philip Blatberg in entirely satisfactory condition 48 hours after receiving a heart transplant. Attorneys say neither he nor wife will keep the money from a TV rights contract for 50 000 dollars. income to be donated to Groote Schuur Hospital the Chris Barbard Fund or donor Clive Haupt estate. Blaiberg conscious and in good spirits but not yet eating solid foods. doctors note low risk of rejection and expect several days more in oxygen tent.

Cape Town South Africa Philip Blatberg Naional Broadcasting Co New York NBC Blaibergs Groote Schuur Hospital Chris Barbard Jacobus Burger Medical Blaiberg HEART

Goose Creek Country Club to Ballot Five Directors

Goose Creek Country Club schedules balloting for five new directors from noon until five pm on Tuesday January i at the club. A stockholders meeting is set for 5 pm with nominations for three year terms including J F Barsalou W L Beckman Jr E Bell L Lee Brasfield W E DuPlantis Jr Don E H Gidden Lowell Lammers Dr E L Liggett Norman McElvaney and J Lan Williams Others may be nominated by petition of five voting members due ten days before the election. Club manager Herschel Nead urged dinner reservations due to expected heavy service. By law changes will be proposed for discussion.

Goose Creek Country Club J. F B. Barsalou W. L. Beckman Jr E. ©. Bell L. Lee Brasfield W. E. DuPlantis Jr Don E H. Gidden Lowell Lammers Dre. L. Liggett

Voter Registration Drive Aims to Register Harris County

Harris County Tax Assessor-Collector Carl Smith launches a January voter registration push aiming to register 550000 to 600000 voters, with 400000 already registered by mail. Deputies will assist at supermarkets and banks, aided by civic groups and the League of Women Voters in Baytown. Deadline is January 21 1968. unregistered citizens aged over 60 must register under the new law.

Harris County Carl Smith Smith Houston Baytown League of Women Voters Morris County San Ja Carl 5Cinto St. Houston Tex

Oyster Fry Oysters for Bayshore Club Members and Helpers

The Bayshore Rod Reel and Gun Club announces a free chili supper for officers directors and volunteers aiding the annual Oyster Fry on Jane 26 at 6 30 p m The public chili offer noted earlier was only for oyster fry workers Committees will be formed to manage ticket sales membership drives takeout meals and the service for the big oyster fry inside the building.

Bayshore Rod, Reel and Gun Club

Bowles To Hold Talks In Cambodia

President Johnson to send Ambassador Bowles to meet Prince Norodom Sihanouk of Cambodia on use of Cambodia as sanctuary by Communist Vietnamese. Story notes Johnson attended a Hello Dolly performance near the LB Ranch with family and details about possible peace talks and Vietnam.

Bowles Cambodia San Antonio Johnson Hanoi Norodom Sihatouk U.S Tex Prsident Johnson Chester ‘Bowles Norodom Sihanouk Chester Bowles India North Vietnam Texas White House Lucia Patrick Nugent Ausitin LB Ranch Dorothy Lamour Art Squires Houston Southwest Concerts, Inc Miss Lamour Austin Squires Secret Service Carol Chanining

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