King Promoted to Army Specialist in Vietnam
ROBERT C. KING 2 son of Mr and Mrs ROBERT E King of Channelview has been promoted to Army Specialist in Vietnam.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1969
Page
2
ROBERT C. KING 2 son of Mr and Mrs ROBERT E King of Channelview has been promoted to Army Specialist in Vietnam.
A scanned list presents midday stock figures for numerous companies including Allis Chalmers, Anaconda, Armco, Ashland Oil, Bendix, Carrier, Chrysler, Dow Chemical, DuPont, Exxon, General Motors, IBM, Kerr McGee, Motorola, Phillips, RCA, Raytheon, Sears, Union Carbide, Texaco, Texaco Texas Eastern, and United Airlines among others. The page names many corporations with scattered price deltas and index references, reflecting a broad market snapshot.
Admitted to Gulf Coast include Joe Londo Crosby in Room 119 Luther Hickman Baytown in Room 122 Bennie Lou Shelby 116 Wooster in Room 109 Willie D Duckett Houston in Room 123 Stephen Wright 08 E Homan in Room 215 Carrie Bell Craig 142 Burbank in Room 107 Ida Pearl Franks 601 E Sterling in Room 104 Suzanne Rose Purdy 1200 N Main in Room 222 Mary Hines 31 N Gaillard in Room 102 Mary Pauline Remkes 606 Amy in Room 2 Bobbie Yvonne Pike 26% Virginia in Room 14 Loretta Wimberly Channelview in Room 152.
Revival services at Bay Tabernacle 2701 W. Market in the old Bay Theater building run nightly through Saturday at 7 30 p m. Evangelist Rev Harry Vickers and pastor Rev Joe Ragsdale lead the event now in its third week.
SAN JACINTO Baptist Women's Missionary Union moved its action workshop to January 28. The event will take place at First Baptist Church in Highlands. Charron K. Maloch, son of Baytown residents, has entered specialized Air Force training at Fort Campbell Kentucky for combat security police duties. One third of U S drivers are under thirty.
Funeral services were held at Sacred Heart Church in Crosby for Frank Rudolph Vyoral 59 a retired Humble Oil boilermaker who died after a heart attack at his home. He is survived by his wife four sons two brothers four sisters and five grandchildren. Sterling Funeral Home of Dayton arranged the services.
Four Nixon nominees begin confirmation hearings as Senate leaders signal tolerance for officials who own business stakes. David Kennedy Melvin Laird John Mitchell and Robert Finch scheduled to testify with Laird Packard hearing before Armed Services and Blount before the Post Office panel. Opposition to Hickel's appointment had surfaced last December amid mining and water standards questions.
Labor Secretary Willard Wirtz criticizes New York City's anti poverty program for severe administrative issues in a New York Times interview. A Scandinavian Airlines jet crashes into a rain swept sea off Los Angeles. Of 45 aboard, 16 passengers and 9 crew are rescued, four are dead, and others are missing or unaccounted for.
The board heard that the insurance committee approved unanimous recommendations allocating 15 percent of premiums to each member and 55 percent to the agent of record. The discussion also covered guidelines for agent collaboration on the district program and a restructuring of administration with the elimination of the director of information services post, contested by Trustee James Ellis. He warned without prior notice to Trustee Peterson and Supt. George Gentry, while Trustee Glenn Lippman defended action as non contractual. The district will reassign Mrs. Suzi Powers to English at Sterling High School for the rest of the year, with her June contract uncertain.
Mrs. Clifton McDowell seeks return of missing Baylair studio pictures sent with a four year old girl in a white blouse and dark skirt. contact 427-4588. YMCA interior decorating classes delayed until Jan 22 and 23, 9:30–11:30 a.m. and 7–9 p.m. in Corpus Christi and Austin PTA to meet at 2:30 p.m. Thursday with patriotism program and preschool nursery. DAR John Lewis Chapter to meet at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday. Baytown Education Association to gather 7:30 p.m. Tuesday with demonstrations on classroom television.
A nominating committee was appointed Monday night to recommend new officers and directors at the Baytown YMCA. Board president Gene Lovering named Mrs. W. E. Carroll, Charles Tillery and Henry Behrens to the group. Outgoing officers include Lovering, vice presidents John C. Echols Don Treuhardt and Bill Hotze and secretary Theresa Bremer. Nominations for four vacancies on the board of management will also be made.
Pasadena Adult Evening School starts a six week course in Individual Income Tax for adults. Sessions run Thursdays 6 30 to 9 30 pm for six weeks beginning February 6. Tuition is 10 plus a workbook. For details call 477-1443 at Pasadena High School.
Baytown police probe after a rolled newspaper was hurled from a car into the neon sign of Hathaway's Food Liner No 1 at 321 FE Fayle, causing about 100 dollars in damage according to a witness account.
POLICEMEN Col Speir told officers their job is vital. He cited Texas crime totals for 1968 and noted automation plans to speed driver license checks. He said 15 000 to 20 000 new licenses are issued daily and urged Baytown citizens to support the police as the dinner becomes annual.
James Hayes Dorris 91 of 508 Bolster Baytown died 10:20 p.m. Monday in a Baytown hospital. Born March 1 1877 in Tennessee he was a coal miner before moving to Baytown in 1928 and served 24 years as custodian of Central Baptist Church. Survived by two sons C C Dorris Kerrville and H R H Dorris Baytown four grandchildren eight great grandchildren a niece in Baytown and a son in law. Funeral at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Central Baptist Church with burial in Memory Gardens of Baytown Cemetery under Paul A. Lee Funeral Home direction.
Supt. Gentry projects a $150000 annual cost for a kindergarten clinic for prospective first graders with college degree teachers sought. Deputy Lupis questions the figure while W D Hinson and Barry Nettles peg it nearer $200000. Attendance would not be compulsory.
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