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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1963
Page
2
Fisherman Fiovd Burns, a longtime boat pro, notes that squally weather disrupts fishing after decades on the bay. He recalls postponing retirement since 1972 and explains the pressure on boatmen when fish run hot, with anglers crowding spots and ruining lures.
A foot test tower built by American Telephone and Telegraph and Southwestern Bell rises behind the Pearce Street office to test microwave link feasibility from Baytown to downtown Houston. E Q Cambern Baytown manager says the joint project will help determine tower height needed. The structure was installed Friday and will be removed after about a week of testing.
East Texas Chamber of Commerce sponsored industrial tour discussed by Longview city council. Mayor Lee Liggett said the trip would start in Longview, cost about 450 dollars, and aim to study industrial areas to attract more industry to Texas. Council members invited to participate.
The Lee College honor roll for the first term is announced by Dean Walter Rundell. Names include Andrea Alleman Richard Anderson Charlene Barrington Mary Bethea Walter Bradbury Gloria Bryant Nancy Carson Chaplin Jean Chionsini Mary Lin Claylin James Cole Patrick Corbett Jr Wendy Cromar Lucie Curtiss Donny Diebel Tony Duke Robert Foyle Larry Fisher Judith Frazier Arthur Gillison Cheryl Glavw Geraldine Hodges Ronald Johnson Sue Jones Carole King Marjean Laughlin Ann Lichig Stephen McAfee Jevilyn Malone John Moore Paul Moore Allister Morris Nan Olds Glenda Osborn Billye Robertson Helen Rose Janet Shamb lin Andrew Shipp Robert Stevens Martha Strauss Evelyn Teeters Karen Geggeman Underwood Gordon Vaught Robert Wiles Carolyn Waddell Daniel Waddell William Ware Barbara Warne Mary Watts Donald Wiedeman Robbie Wilson Karen Wood Charlotte Yankie.
The leaders say the partial nuclear ban has international promise but real limits. Kennedy warns there is no foolproof control and withdrawals are allowed, yet stresses the danger of unchecked testing and arms races. The treaty offers potential reductions in world tensions, fallout fears, and a step to curb broader nuclear spreads among nations.
Channelview Hospital notes list new admissions including Ruth Lanham Fred Martin Virgie Deason Mark Tolley Joyce Ermel Lynette Tutt Johnnie Groves Kerry Colleen New Houston Zola Barnett Sharon Ballew Linda Vice Sharon Little Jimmie Darlene Lee Bobby Lynn Wilbern. Discharges include James Fountain Willie Thomas Thelma Jones Cynthia Smith Si Ellis Carr Patricia Ann Beau bouef Quata Qualls Norman Knight Elva Ann Lybarger John P. Russell Bonnie Moorman Sarah A. Rouse Gloria Barr Dickie Martin Edna Coleman Linda Orr Clifford Westbrook Wilma Vance C B Tompkins Dea Linder.
Nigel, a visitor from England, compares teen life and freedoms with the United States. He notes earlier marriages in America, car ownership among teens, and differing food and TV habits. He recalls British schooling, enjoys iced tea, but dislikes U.S. television programming. He plans a three week tour and a Grand Canyon trip, mentioning Baytown on the Gulf Coast.
President Kennedy urges Senate to approve the limited test ban treaty in a nationwide speech. He warns of the dangers of nuclear war and radioactive fallout, notes it is a first step toward peace, and emphasizes the need for restraint while acknowledging it won't solve all conflicts.
The Craigmont Ponderosa swimming pool will open at 2 p m Sunday with two sessions from 1 30 p m to 4 30 p m and from 4 30 p m to dark a lifeguard on duty and admission 50 cents for adults 13 cents for children The pool may adjust hours once lights are installed opening eases Bay Town Police Department concerns after 13 children swam before opening
Sen Mansfield warns delay possible as Senate faces heavy civil rights legislation and a busy schedule. He hopes the treaty is acted on this year and notes Kennedy’s speech could bolster public support. Sen Pastore calls Kennedy speech effective and says presidential prestige could secure Senate approval.
Baytown's Mayor Lee Liggett will give the welcoming address. Attendees include Baytown unit officers led by R. A. Dixon. President C. F. Fuller, vice Virginia Vickrey, secretary treasurer Jack Conway. First president L. D. Johnston, second vice president A and E. W. Froehner, assistant post Mas ter at the Baytown Post Office.
City of Baytown announces sealed bids for removal of existing and construction of new concrete curb and gutter on New Jersey Street from Missouri Street north to Kentucky Street south. Bids due 6 30 pm August 8 1963, read publicly 6 45 pm in City Council Chamber. Details from City Engineer. Bid security 10 percent cash. City reserves right to reject any or all bids. Edna Oliver, City Clerk. City of Baytown. July 28, 1969.
The Alley Theater of Houston will continue its production Ber 4 with Monday and Sunday performances at 7 30 p m The closing play of this season, the theater will reopen in Ge taher.
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