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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1964

Page

6

Fall River Plan Suggested to Help Baytown Youth

Joe Harding urges Baytown to adopt a revolving scholarship fund similar to Fall River Plan. Citizens donate yearly, scholarships are awarded by local leaders, and recipients repay if possible, expanding aid without mere handouts. The Sun calls for community action to support Lee College students and future democracy.

the Sun Boees Baytown Lee College Lee’ College Lee ‘College Fall River Irving A. Fradkin Massachusetts Joe Harding

Otter seeks Chambers County Sheriff re election

Sheriff Louis Otter announced his candidacy for re election subject to voter decision in the May primary. He has served 17 years, currently in a four year term, facing two opponents C C Courtney Winnie and Noble Johnson Mont Belvieu. He is active in local churches and sheriff associations. The department includes six deputies two dispatchers and an on call special deputy network with radio equipped vehicles and a coastal water knowledge base aiding search and rescue and crime cooperation.

Chambers County Louis Otter Otter C. C. Courtney Winnie First Baptist Church of Anahuac Sheriff's Association ‘of Sheriff's Department Sheriff- Otter Emter

Mansfield Proposes Tehuantepec Shipping Canal Plan

Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield urged the United States and other maritime nations to finance a sea level canal across the Isthmus of Tehuantepec in southern Mexico to relieve traffic from the Panama Canal. He warned an atomic blast could disable the Panama locks, and a Tehuantepec route built by Mexico would be less vulnerable to attack and might ease tensions with Panama.

Washington Senate Mike Mansfield Montana United States Mexico Mansfield Tehuantepec Atlantic Pacific Panama Canal Panama

FDR Yacht Potomac to be Auctioned in Long Beach

The 165 foot yacht Potomac built for President Franklin D Roosevelt in 1935 will be auctioned in Long Beach California on January 30. Hydro-Capital Co president Glenn-Roland Newport Beach admitted he organized the sale but his plans failed after purchasing the yacht in the British West Indies in 1962. Roland says about 250000 dollars are tied up in the vessel, which was built for Roosevelt at a reported cost of 1.3 million.

Long’ Beach Calif Potomac Franklin D. Roosevelt Quier Glenn - Roland Hydro-Capital Co Newport Beach British West Indies

Crosby Students Place in Regional Concert Band

Crosby High School and Crosby By students Karen Henson and Gardenia Kristynik earned spots in the regional concert band at the Interscholastic League event held Saturday at University of Houston Cullen Auditorium. Karen, 8th grade, plays bass clarinet. Gardenia, a senior, handles contra bass.

Karen Henson Gardénia Kristynik Crosby University of Houston Cullen Auditorium Karen Dale Henson Gardenia Bernie Kristynik

Bootblack Joe Pasquarello Honored by Bankers in Philadelphia

Philadelphia bankers gather to honor Grazio J. Pasquarello known as Joe a loyal bootblack for about 40 years. He charges 20 cents per shine with no tips and serves around 35 customers mostly bankers who present him a silver water pitcher before he resumes his morning stand duties.

Philadelphia Grazio J. Pasquarello Joe Bootblack Sncibe

Churches rally for religious survey in East Harris County

Dr A R Padgett heads a Baytown survey as churches show growing interest in January 25 participation. Families will attach completed survey forms to doors and canvassers will collect them on Sunday. Wade DuBose urges church leaders to submit committee chairmen and recruit workers to cover the community. Training sessions and processing centers are announced at local churches.

A. R. Padgett Harris’ County Padglett Dr. Padgett Harold Q. Bombhoff Baytown Padgett Wade DuBose DuBose

Lee College Marks Robert E. Lee Birthday Observance

General Robert E. Lee born January 19 is celebrated at Lee College with a modern birthday event Monday. Cooks class instructor Charles Larabee says the event honors the heritage and will offer lunch tea and cookies from 2 to 4 p.m. in the college cafeteria with patrons invited.

Robert E. Lee Lee College Charles Larabee Colllege Larabee

Navy Mothers Club appoints Mrs. Macke second vice commander

Mrs John H Macke of 312 Ashbel Court Baytown is named second vice commander of the state Navy Mothers Club for a term through June 1965 to fill the unexpired vacancy left by Mrs Jerry Johnson of Dallas. She has held state offices and served on the auditing committee and color bearer duties and worked with Veterans Hospital and Baytown welfare groups.

John H. Macke Ash Bel Courts Navy Mothers Macke Baytown Jerry Johnson Dallas Veterans Hospital

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