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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1961
Page
10
Hal Boyle notes health links to climate and daily life, with quirky facts. Cloud weight quoted at 300000 pounds, mobile homes number 34 million, pregnancy smoking links to smaller babies, half of U.S. men overweight, many women pack pounds. Includes assorted witticisms on celebrities, fashion, and global language diversity.
Mary Jo Kasindi 25 an African Tanganyika Legislative Council member with one arm studies at St. Marys College South Bend. She is described as sharp minded and mature for her age and aims to aid her country’s move toward independence. Her fellow students note her strong ideas and calm voice on world affairs. She recalls snow for the first time and plans to contribute to Tanganyika’s future while adjusting to life in America.
Moscow reports Soviet Premier Khrushchev told the Central Committee the Union will increase funds for agriculture and consumer goods, improve rail and living standards, and reorganize state and collective farms. The committee backed a plan to speed machinery, fertilizer, and irrigation to boost output and reduce harvest losses.
In Seattle a news conference at the University of Washington gathers Tibetan lamas and two refugee families for a look at how scholars preserve hand written and oral Tibetan history under threat from communism. Researchers study language, culture, and religion aided by Rockefeller and other foundations as they document exile life and efforts to teach Tibetan.
Parents may pick up permits now to register January 25 to 27 for a child psychology course at Lee College. The class runs 9:50 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays in the second semester, taught by Wallace Heaner, program director. Cost is 10 dollars, including a 6 dollar library deposit refundable at term end.
The Oddfellows prepare to install Walter E. Brown Jr. as Noble Grand, touted as the youngest leader in the state. The ceremony at IOOF 940 Lodge in Humble follows earlier officer installations, with Brown, 20, a 1989 Lee College graduate and local performer, supported by a slate including M. P. Rogers and G. A. Williams.
A list of stock symbols and company names appears, including Celanese, Celotex, Chrysler, Ford, General Electric, General Motors, Texaco, Phillips Petroleum, Union Carbide, Westinghouse, and United Airlines, indicating a varied market snapshot with numerous tickers and corporate references. The text resembles a broker page excerpt with scattered branding and abbreviated identifiers.
In Los Angeles AP report, dancer Gigi Martine, a 2 year old London performer, was sentenced to 1080 days in jail after a misdemeanor conviction for lewd performance observed in movies captured during a North Hollywood nightclub show. She also faces a $400 fine with potential additional jail time if unpaid.
The Constitution Party unanimously adopted a resolution in Houston favoring private enterprise revenue bond sales to fund the proposed 22 million county stadium. Party leaders argued private capital would ensure proper financing and progress while noting private interests would control the facilities.
Vincent B. D. Tromblef of 129 Caldwell Road is named field trainer for J B Roerig and Co, the Pfizer and Co sales division. He also serves as medical service representative for the company in the Heather stating areas.
Graveside services for Cindy Tyer infant daughter of Dr and Mrs Kenneth Tyer were held at Babyland Garden of Gethsemane Houston. The baby died in a Baytown hospital Saturday. Burial was directed by Earthman Funeral Home. Survivors include a brother Kenneth Tyer Jr and two sisters Susan Teer and Wendy Tyer and grandparents Mr and Mrs Carl Tyer and Mrs Rufus Recarran.
Funeral services were held for the infant daughter of Dr and Mrs Kenneth Tyer at 3 p m Monday in Garden of Gethsemani Cemetery Houston Rev Denis Kennedy officiated with Barthman Funeral Home in charge Survivors include Kenneth Tyer Jr Susan Marie Tyer Wendy Tyer and grandparents Mr and Mrs Carl Tyer and Mrs Rufus brother Nenneth Tyer Jr and two sisters were listed as survivors with no further details available
A report from 615 Stella describes a Pare and wheel removal while parked on Market Street near the Quack Shack Saturday. Assistant Patier and Clove Pick ons note the vehicle left the area after the incident at approximately X30.
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