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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1962
Page
14
The Associated Press notes the Asian A2 virus persisted after the 197 epidemic, traveling incognito among humans and still inducing immunity. Routine spread of chickenpox mumps and measles now affects younger ages, while rubella shows a divergent trend. AMA experts discuss birth terminology for delivery.
A 4 year old Newfoundland named Bimbo, brought to the Brooklyn dog pound after outgrowing his apartment, has become the staff’s favorite greeter for 43 dogcatchers. Manager Harry Connolly says Bimbo lives at the pound, helps calm new arrivals, watches over dogs at night, and learns tricks from ASPCA attendant Halpern in German. He even retreats when kittens hiss, showing calm, intelligent, and protective behavior.
The Southwest Animal Health Foundation names a slate of officers including Burnsides as chair and Ander as secretary. The group, meeting in the vocational agriculture room at Robert E. Lee High School, plans a 50 cent per head contribution for cattle and 10 cent per head for sheep and goats to fund research on livestock parasites and the screw worm that causes about a one million dollar annual loss.
Builder C James Bailey Jr plans a second phase adding 11 homes in the Bowie Addition Northeast Baytown. Investment in the next 60 days totals about 220000 with 77 sites left. Homes will sell 18000 to 20000 dollars and be two baths all carpeted with central heat and air. Architect James A Davis approves plans before construction.
Bryan AP report recalls Frank Olexey who leapt from a fire truck to rescue a blaze victim. Smoke obscured a pool next to the house, he fell in and was retrieved by police and fellow firefighters. His soaked uniform froze in 16-degree air after thawing. Mexico's Pyramid of the Sun looms, with 10,000 workers for 20 years in pre Columbian times.
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