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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1963
Page
2
President Kennedy sent a 24 point omnibus education program to Congress seeking 1.2 billion dollars to begin reforms. It includes grants for public schools, expanded loans, work programs for students, and loans to colleges, with no direct aid to private or parochial schools.
A scanned text outlines proposed increases in federal and public funding for higher education and college student programs. It mentions grants for labs and libraries, faculty pay, remedial reading, campus employment, defense education fellowships, and a three year program to support needy students starting July 1. Costs cited include 300 to 400 million in total and specific annual figures for 1964.
Government seeks to expand student loan limits to 135 million in the next fiscal year and to extend loan forgiveness to college and university teachers. A federal guarantee would back loans to college students up to 150 million over three years. The plan also calls for a three year program of investments in shoreline and offshore science and engineering, plus 10 million for academic facilities and technician training. Governor Connally discussed the proposal at a conference with a large Baytown delegation including county leaders and city officials.
Several obituary notices and hospital admissions list names and rooms at San Jacinto and Gulf Coast hospitals. Details include Mrs. Mae Kennedy, James Kilough, Paul Ur Les, and Carl Susanne Roark among others, plus new arrival Ralph Rios born January 29 at San Jacinto. Burial plans reference Baytown and Central Baptist contexts.
The document discusses hospital finances noting depreciation obscures true income, hospital remains a nonprofit generating surplus reinvested in operations, with 192 income around 2428, and expenses including supplies and raw food. It mentions Methodist Conference takeover implications for accreditation and continued standards.
Channelview Hospital notes a birth in Houston area with low arrival timing and a roster of admitted patients including Brenda Joyce Bettes Martie An niette Armstrong Kenneth Freich er Florence Morgan Sarah Seleger Erich Ehlert Frances Watson Ruby Mae McDaniel Lamonte Dale Dixon Mary Susan Owens Bernice Willoughby Audrey Ethel Corman Ernie Haynes Judy Marie Rendon Qoal Kirkland and others in Channelview Houston. Dismissals include Charles Otis Daniel Cathy Milligan Galena Park Hazel Howell James Henderson Trula Whitesides. A girl was born January 28 in Houston.
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