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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1965
Page
2
District conference participants press to upgrade education quality across schools while debate over de facto segregation and national testing dominates. John Gardner notes discussions will inform Johnson administration proposals, with reports sent to the President and his staff.
Senator Criss Cole of Houston was appointed to an eleven member Senate and House panel to study Multiple Use and Pollution of All Waters of Texas. The panel will extend the 1963 effort to review bay development and water resource planning across surface and subsurface waters.
In Honolulu AP reports former South Korean President Syngman Rhee will receive funeral services Wednesday before his body is sent home for a national tribute, hailed as a people’s funeral second only to a state ceremony, with praise for his role in Korea’s independence and anti communism. services will be held in a small church he helped found 47 years ago.
A driverless truck loaded with about 600 pounds of dynamite slid loose and collided with the Edgewood State Bank area on Monday but caused no explosion. Bank president Bill Pickins said he was too frightened to think as the truck approached.
Baytown school board members debated separation of Lee College and the school system. Walter Rundell praised by college officials while critics warn separation could raise costs for taxpayers. Alternate plan for separate administrations floated as superintendent Gentry also serves as Lee College president. Board approved resignations, new counselor hire, and a MDTA salary study to compare wages with other colleges.
Washington AP reports 55 Negro midshipmen and cadets across Annapolis West Point and the Air Force Academy, up 12 from 1964 65. West Point leads with 99, Air Force 17 Naval Academy 4. Last June 11 graduates from the three academies, including four from West Point and four from the Air Force Academy, with overall 1909 graduates.
A historical list of stock quotes and company names appears, including Allis-Chalmers Aluminium Amer Cyan Amer Tel & Tel Anaconda Cop APMCO Ashland Chrysler Cities Service Colgate Columbia Gas Dow DuPont El Paso General Elec Gen Motors Gen Tele Gen Tire etc. The fragmented text references many corporations across industries with no clear market movements or prices attached.
Dallas AP Ruby, condemned killer of Oswald, faces a sanity trial beginning October 18. Dist Judge Louis Holland, reassigned, set the date after consulting attorneys. Ruby received a death sentence for fatally shooting Oswald on a Dallas street two days after Kennedy was killed. The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals ordered a mental state determination before trial. Defense seeks to disqualify Judge Joe Brown, but Brown resigned and A. D. Bowie will preside in the new district court setup.
Twirling clinic runs August 2 to 6 at Roseland Park pavilion with inquiries via two phone numbers. Police set up radar after a drag racing complaint on Ward and Kilgore. two speeding tickets issued on Kilgore Road. A downtown Texas Avenue parking and traffic improvement meeting is planned for 7 pm Tuesday in the vetty hall with several groups invited. Funeral in Schulenburg for the father of Gene Michalek, who died Sunday. Baytown Knights of Pythias Lodge to confer the rank of Esquire at a Humble lodge courtesy meeting. Community member expresses gratitude for union help funding funeral costs for Billy Joe Sanchez, killed in a June car crash. Baytown 4-H Club to meet at 7 pm Tuesday in the corporation courtroom. parents invited.
Our home economists say a frost free fridge can save a week yearly by eliminating defrosting chores. A big capacity frost free unit acts as two appliances in one, preserving meats and frozen foods bought on sale and reducing supermarket trips while keeping items properly chilled and butter easily spreadable.
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