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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1969
Page
2
Revival services extend for another week at Bay Tabernacle 3701 Market with Evangelist Rev Harry Vickers and Pastor Rev Joe Rangsdale leading nightly sessions from 7 30 p m through Saturday. The revival, slated to end Sunday, will resume as announced by Rev Rangsdale.
A list of midday stock quotes from Citizens National Bank and Goodbody Co shows prices for major companies. Notable entries include Ford, General Electric, Chrysler, Exxon, Dow Chemical, and Texaco, with varied percentage changes and values across industries.
Admitted: Tommy Gene Toucha Beatrice Castello Eva Jo Foxworth Dorothy Lee Williams. New arrivals: Bob Hutchins family daughter born Jan 5 Gulf Coast. Gary Foster son born Jan 5 Gulf Coast Marvin Banik Crosby daughter born Jan 4.
Baytown Line Inc publishes The Baytown Sum afternoons and Sundays at 1 cent single copy, 31.96 per month, 321.40 per year. Address at 1 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77420 77429 with policy by Associated Press and Texas Newspaper Representatives.
The document excerpts capture Henry Cabot Lodge’s cautious optimism and analysis from 1966 to 1967 as he discusses military progress in Vietnam, the pace of allied bombing and ground operations, political limitations in South Vietnam, and the prospects for peace talks in Paris. It outlines his belief that military gains could widen the path to eventual settlement, while noting ongoing obstacles and the need for sustained U.S. involvement.
Probe witnesses quote guards insisting they only slapped youths, not beat them. Dr. Turman says investigations found allegations groundless. Holland cites injuries among three boys, with officials denying abuse and attributing harm to falls in showers. He praises the Gatesville site but calls brutality the problem and suggests higher pay for qualified guards.
Mrs Nora Rose Harmon 82 of Cove died in a Baytown hospital. Funeral services set for 10 a.m. Tuesday at Paul A Lee Funeral Home with J W Davidson officiating. Burial in David Harmon cemetery Cove. Survivors include husband David Harmon of Cove six sons Darral Harmon Norman Lance Ester Barton and others. Pallbearers named Theo Williams Benny Maley Mansom Clark L J Oman Linzey Griffith Arnold Mackay.
A Baytown area check shows no unusual absenteeism in the region this January. Crosby School Superintendent Jerry Prochazka reports attendance generally near 90 percent last week, with Crosby Elementary at 33 percent Monday. Officials note no flu outbreak signals. Roberta E. Lee High, Cedar Bayou Junior, and Carver Jones Elementary report no unusual absences.
President elect Nixon taps Henry Cabot Lodge as top Paris negotiator with Walsh Green and Habib to join the delegation. Cyril Vance to stay briefly assure continuity. Lodge to leave West Germany post. historic links to Saigon noted. study of policy options pending.
The BAYTOWN KIWANIS Club will install new officers and directors for 1969 at its Thursday Tower meeting. Lt. Gov. Vernon W. Farris will serve as installing officer.
Two Harris County fresh water districts near Baytown will elect new boards of supervisors Tuesday. District 1A serves the McNair and Linus communities while 1B covers an area east of Highlands. Five positions on 1A include only one incumbent Sherman Gray Sr. Others are Curtis Thomas Frank Singleton Jr A O Kelley and Myttis Hamilton. Mrs. Ella Wells is unopposed for re election as tax assessor collector. Four of five candidates for 1B are incumbents E W May I D Overand W Flippo and Paul Leskovian W J Bradbury is not seeking reelection. Mrs Doris Tiner seeks re election as tax assessor collector. Polls open 7 p m to 7 p m District 7 election not this year next in January 1970 Supervisors elected for two year terms Voting places are the water offices 1A Ellis School Road 1B 1721 Jones Road.
Claude W. Moss 74 died Friday after a long illness and services were held Monday at Glendale Funeral Home Chapel. Burial is planned at Austin Memorial Park in Austin. Moss, a retired Bay Town Refinery employee, had lived in Channelview since 186,000 Mills released. Scott Mills of McNair posted two $5,000 bonds on murder and assault charges after a shooting last Wednesday night that killed Maggie Irvin of Barrett Station and left Tomasa Sanchez Avaros in poor condition at Ben Taub Hospital.
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