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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1967
Page
2
A fragmented market report lists various securities from Citizens National Bank and other entities with scattered quotes and codes. The text mentions Monsanto and several obscured company names, suggesting a partial stock snapshot and index movements.
The school district awarded its depository contract for the next biennium to Citizens National Bank and Trust Co. after bids that topped First National Bank. Citizens offers 3 percent annual interest minimum, quarterly, with an overdraft charge one percent below the New York prime rate, and promises to pay funds on time. Bids were opened by the committee including Trustees Trav Peterson Sel? and Sam Alford and Finance Director Reher Sauls.
Mobutu announced the U S plane would attempt to land and remove the white hostages in Kisangani. Mercenaries encircled the airport as Congolese troops held fire. A Sabena plane carrying journalists was forced from Johannesburg to Kisangani. Mobutu vowed to strike mercenaries while seeking extradition of Moise Tshombe.
AH Dunkerty aged 3 of TLS Geillard Peet at i am, worked in the instella department. Survivors include Louise Denkerly Bay one tea sisters Miz Epel ona GE Eeytown and Mesii din Fermison of Rockport. Daughters irs 4, c) Russell of Baytown, Airs. Devid 2 Arnett of aerial Pour grandchildren also survives. Funeral services pend at Earthen Fonere Home.
Police investigate a burglary at a lounge owned by Lynp Say Benamond in Baytown. About 5195 in cigarettes and $2 in change from the cash register were taken along with roughly $60 in damage. Two pool tables and a cigarette machine were disturbed. Patchman Robert D. Knight reported the break in when he found the back door open around 12 to 20 p.m. No forced-entry signs were observed.
The New Hebrides, a 69-island group 50 miles west of Fiji, is administered as a French English condominium. It operates with two police forces, three legal systems, three currencies, two measurement systems and two national languages English and French.
Listed admissions at Gulf Coast and San Jacinto Methodist include Carrie Craig 1423 Burbank Room 206 Carrie Costron Dassetta and Katherine Bilski with multiple others. New arrivals record births at San Jacinto Methodist and Gulf Coast noting parents Calvin Copeland Rosenberg Ronald Parish Steveland Johnston D. C. Johnston Ancalino Juarez Alm Bforris McNair with birth dates in July.
Alabama Governor Lurleen Wallace began a three week recovery in a Houston hospital after removal of a lower abdominal malignant tumor. Doctors say nothing will prevent full recovery. This was her second cancer operation in 38 months. dheweke
Dwayne Redlin stars as an imaginative eight year old in Brunson's show The Cat. Peggy Ann Gamer and Barry Coe co star as the mother and father in a California mountain setting with rustler danger. Toby befriends a forest lion, gets lost, and returns home after nights in the woods. The program airs at 10 a m on Wednesday.
Gentry outlines plan allowing four men under Hinson to keep current roles with possible future work schedule changes. New assignments take effect as arrangements are finalized. District expects 7.77 million dollars in bond money to be deposited later this month after bond sale on June 27. Nettles becomes administrative assistant reporting to Gentry while Hinson remains deputy superintendent. Parkinson calls the move beneficial, noting faster promotion of younger staff though retiring managers will pose future vacancies.
Senator Everett Dirksen closes era with a new Christmas song record. Officials say the achievement highlights his broader cultural outreach and public interest in festive music.
Senators Mansfield Russell and others disputed U S intervention in Congo and Nigeria amid Cold War fears. They questioned Communist incitement and cautioned against expanding U S defense commitments abroad. McNamara’s Vietnam progress report faced skepticism from critics in Congress.
John R. Guemple, former Lee College director of technical and vocational education, was appointed assistant state commissioner for vocational education by the State Board of Education. He had led the Junior College Development Program since 1964 and served as acting commissioner since September 3.
Mrs. John F. Kennedy spends a week in a luxury 11th century villa at Lucca Italy and Mrs. Johnson visits London for a holiday. The article notes high profile Americans abroad during a leisure trip period.
Spain projects 18 million visitors in 1966 amid rising tourism, with foreign profits moving abroad and peseta flows influencing purchases. The 1965 tourist total reached 17,951,746, up 21 percent from 1964, while hotel capacity expands and new paradores emerge. Prices for car rentals, taxis, golf, and hotels are outlined, highlighting lower costs than other European destinations. One million beds target set to accommodate international guests, notably from the United States.
Stockholders of Tennessee Life Insurance Co a subsidiary of Tenneco Inc voted to merge Tennessee Life with Company of Philadelphia. Philadelphia Life stockholders will vote July 5 in Philadelphia on the plan, which requires regulatory approvals. the exchange ratio is nine Philadelphia Life shares per Tennessee Life share.
The school board pressed for new ownership maps showing pipeline rights of way and drainage easements, saying current maps are inadequate. President Seth Mitchell noted bond funds were set aside for new map books and asked for immediate action. He also asked Supt. Gentry to prepare a date to purchase the books and sought letters of appreciation for tax board members. The board recommended a rotation system for tax equalization board members to provide continuity in this key district function.
A 12 year-old Louisiana boy was held overnight for observation at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital after a pedestrian pickup truck accident on Hardy Lane. Billy Ray Hing of Turtle Creek was released Tuesday morning after abrasions and bruises. Witnesses said the King youth walked east on Harold Lane with three other boys when he lost balance and fell into the side of a pickup driven by William Ray King on Littlewood. The vehicle was moving about 10 miles an hour.
An ad touts PASPEETEH for denture stability claiming reduced wobble and secure fit. It promises easier chewing, no pasty taste, and urges consulting a dentist, with a push to obtain FASTESTH at drugstore outlets.
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