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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1966
Page
4
President Johnson framed a strong 1966 economy in a Congress message, predicting a $722 billion GNP and 2.5 million new jobs while flagging inflation risks. He defended Viet Nam spending as manageable, urged balanced policy, and cited record 1965 profits in steel and oil as a backdrop to steady growth.
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield tells friends the repeal of Section 14b of the Taft Hartley Act is hopeless and may be dropped this session. Polls show strong public support for right to work, with 64 percent favoring retention and 21 percent undecided.
A London reader fears the Prince of Wales heir will be ruined by harsh schooling. He cites Charles’s planned Timbertop and Gordonstoun regimes, warning the boy’s life and the Crown could suffer. He recalls past heirs like the Duke of Windsor and laments changing of the guard.
Washington notes Pat Nugent, Luci's fiancé, secured a transfer from Wisconsin National Guard to a base near Washington after elected by a clerk and aided by a Senate aide. He trained at Lackland Texas and chose proximity to his future job, with Magnuson backing the relocation. The story also covers a unique DC home rule suit by ACT against school officials and DC judges.
The Baytown Sun lists editors and publishers with names including Fred Hartman James H Hale Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mae Jackson and more. It notes offices at 1301 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77521 and publishing terms.
A reader quiz asks which Bengalese poet won the 1913 Nobel Prize for Literature, who authored The Rubaiyat renderings, and which math branch includes Integral and Differential. It also inquires absolute zero temperature and Shaw’s American Revolution play. Also notes born today figures and Madrid's Prado as a premier art museum housing El Greco, Velazquez, Murillo, and Goya.
Ruth Ramsey notes a sprawling Central Press feature praising a museum with dense galleries of grouped art schools. The narrative blends witty aphorisms and historical tidbits, including Explorer I’s 1958 launch and a quirky quiz, presented in a columnist’s light tone.
A short note cites Romans 10 1 urging salvation for Israel. The text emphasizes heartfelt desire and prayer to God for the Jewish nation to be saved.
Daniel F. Heintschel son of Mr and Mrs John J Heintschel 140 Crow Road has been promoted to major in the U S Air Force Maj Heintschel is a weather officer at Kadena Air Base in Okinawa He is a member of the Pacific Air Forces the nations combat ready air element of NATO s defense forces A graduate of Robert E Lee High School Mas Heintschel gained a BS degree in meteorology from Texas A M University His wife is the former Yvonne Praetorius of Baytown Airman Graduates A3 John N Dutton son of Mr and Mrs A Dutton of Channelview has graduated at Amarillo Air Force Base from a training course for U S Air Force supply inventory specialists Airman Dutton a graduate of Channelview High School is being assigned to one of the more than 250 installations worldwide where Air Force combat and support units are based MAINE TRALYEING Marine Pvt John D Bettis Jr son of Mr and Mrs John D Bettis of Baytown has completed Marine recruit training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego Calif During his eight weeks of intensified recruit training he has learned small arms marksmanship bayonet fighting and a variety of military skills He has been assigned to Camp Pendleton Calif for four weeks of combat training and four weeks of basic specialist training in his military occupational field
Letter from Miss Emmeline Renis of the Harris County TB Association thanks The Baytown Sun and staff Preston Bobby Wanda and Clay for extensive cooperation during the recent Christmas Seal Drive. She notes excellent coverage on newspaper radio and television and optimism about meeting the $7,000 goal to reach $480.086.
Washington AP reports Charlies R. Hagen warden of FCI La Tuna El Paso Texas promoted to assistant director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons. Hagen takes the new post Monday amid federal corrections leadership changes.
In a 1955 Great Britain versus United States match a curious bridge hand arose. Schapiro opened with a club and bid sparingly, concealing a strong hand to steer toward a long game, ultimately going down at six clubs. Mathe and Bishop employed Blackwood bidding, with five spades discussed as a potential making contract if Bishop had passed.
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