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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1967
Page
2
A real estate employee told police that someone entered 1903 Raie Tree while he showed it to a client and burned grapes and carpet. Ray Rushing of Eddie Cox Realty estimated the damage at 350 dollars at 105 Queens Court.
A fragmented stock list shows quotes and references to many firms including General Motors, American Telephone, IBM, Exxon, Gulf Oil, General Electric, Texaco, Penn, Pepsi, Colgate, Raytheon, Shell, Sears, Monsanto, and others. The garbled text resembles a broker page of multiple tickers, percentages, and company names without coherent narrative.
Thunder showers and cool temperatures lingered across the Panhandle Plains with rainfall totals up to 4 inches in Seymour and 2.32 inches in Lubbock. Hail struck near Slaton and Borger, while Strongs winds and rising water closed roads and flooded areas including U.S. 82 near Seymour. Temperatures stayed well below normal with lows from 60s to 80s and more thundershowers forecast for Northwest and North Central Texas.
New York AP brief notes cautionary guidance on draw of conclusions. Short item highlights the risk of premature judgment and urges mindful consideration before forming beliefs.
Newark hosts a four day Black Power conference drawing moderates to militants from Negri leadership. Dr. Nathan Wright, chair, says the event will be productive for Newark. Gov Hughes and police express misgivings but support site. Fifteen workshops will cover self esteem and economic stability with educators, labor leaders, students, clergy and civil rights figures.
Army Private Brice A Ev ans has completed eight weeks of advanced infantry training at Ft Ord California. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Evans of 611 Elsbeth Channelview and a 1966 Sam Houston State College graduate. His wife Sharon lives at 331 Colwyn Pass San Antonio.
A 26 inch red bicycle belonging to David, son of Mrs. Elton Rodgers, was taken Tuesday near the Olympia swimming pool. Anyone with information should contact Mrs. Rodgers at 382-2737.
In Algiers the Supreme Court opened hearings on returning Moise Tshombe to Congo for a death sentence. The session was closed to the public after expelling Tshombe's French lawyer. Ben Abdallah argued for a public hearing while denying charges about Tshombe's 1961 actions and alleged embezzlement. The court will rule Friday.
Racial strife continued from Page 1 with arrests on 3300 bonds after clashes between Negro and white groups. Police sealed off affected areas nightly. funerals set for riot victims as federal reform measures move in Congress. California urged swift action under Gov. Reagan amid widespread unrest.
A meeting will be held August 28, 1967 at the American Legion Hall Crosby at 8 00 PM to discuss and vote on changing White Cemetery Inc to a perpetual care cemetery. All lot owners urged to attend. For information call 578-2060 Crosby or 5824702 Baytown.
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