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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1965

Page

1

Funeral for William Tieman Held in Bellville

Mr and Mrs Al Tieman and family attended the funeral of William Tieman in Bellville Texas on Monday after he died Saturday night. Theta Gamma and Beta Sigma Phi members and their husbands plan a 3 45 p m gathering at Bayshore Rod Reel and Gun Club to arrange fish fry tables and chairs for Friday event with proceeds benefiting state and area charities.

AL. Is. Tieman William Tieman Bellville Tex MI Theta Gamma Beta Sig Mma Phi Bayshore Rod, Reel and Gun Cub

Baytown Reappraisal Aims Not to Raise Taxes

Baytown council affirms that property revaluation will not raise overall tax revenue, though some citizens may see higher assessments. The 50 percent 1965 market value basis remains, with the rate to fall from 1.86 per $100 to offset higher valuations. The goal is tax equalization, not increased revenue, and funds for Capital Improvements were expected to raise taxes by about 74 percent, not due to the reappraisal.

Baytown Sram Siam Seveny Council Baytown Motorcycle Club Clarissa Ann Spear Interstate 10 Stolander Road Ofty

Town around town notes and local wanderers

The Sun reports on residents and visitors, including Lorene Fox thanking for a story and photos of volunteer firemen, Walter Brown at the post office, Mrs Chester Burchett collecting mail, and Pat Bryan’s birthday. It notes Bandit the raccoon moving to Amarillo, Bandit owned by Randy Hopper, Ringo the pet of Randy’s brother, and townsfolk seen at the Sun’s new plant and YMCA event. Local snippets cover social visits, pets, and community buzz.

Lorene Fox Walter Brown Chester Burchett Jim Hudson Sun Gus Brinkman Kari Oprysiek Alan Envin Pat Bryan the Sun Carole Ann Cherry Lake Jackson Pak Wight Baytown Parkinson Baytion Bible School News Bar- Bsee Barbara Lancaster Amarillo Barry Johnson Rine Ringo Bandit Randy Hopper Randy Drew

Sweden Quints Two Die After Hormone Birth

In Falun Sweden a mother treated with a hormone for infertility gave birth to quintuplets but two died before noon. Four newborns remain alive, two girls and two boys in oxygen tents, as hospital officials withhold the mother's name. The event follows a similar Auckland New Zealand birth of quintuplets this week.

Falun Sweden Samuel Law Son Auckland New Zealand Ment Expressen Carl Axel Cgemzelt Uppsala Human Pituitary Islands Gemzell Sydney Australia Sun Lawson Melbourne Yoo National Women's Hospital Sydney Sun the Sun B. G. Bonham

Baytonians Face Tax Valuation Increases in District

Notices mailed to about 1400 property owners in the school district outline assessed valuation increases. G L Bennett, tax assessor collector, says the board will meet August 6 7 to discuss the rises with owners who have few plans to appear so far. Increases largely stem from additions to homes and other structures with Chambers County showing a general rise of about 39 percent on roughly 2 1 2اط of land. An industrial hearing is set for August 20 21 while a final report by Thomas Y Pickett of Dallas is awaited. total district valuation is projected near 276 million for 1965, down about 9 million from 1964 largely due to industrial property declines led by Humble Oil & Refining Co. plants.

G. L. Bennett Bennett Chambers County Equalization Board Thomas Y. Pickett Dallas Humble Oil & Refining Co Seeee

100 Degrees and Santa Too in Baytown Letter

Vernon Wayne Eldridge writes to Santa Claus during the 100 degree Baytown heat asking for a Mighty Matilda 2 Phantom Raider battle wagon a whirlybird helicopter and a 22 transistor radio Santa reads the letter aloud on The Baytown Sun noting the boy’s request and desire for publicity in mid summer Texas.

North Pole Baytown Santa Claus

Mars Looks Pockmarked Like Moon

Washington AP reports new Mariner 4 photos suggest Mars may host over 10 000 craters, making its surface resemble the Moon more than Earth. Scientists warn findings could reshape views on solar system history and the search for life, noting no oceans or significant water. Mars may preserve primitive conditions if life exists, per JPL experts.

Washington Mars Earth Space Agency White House Mariner 4 William Leighton Jet Propulsion Laboratory Pasadena Calif Red Planet Mariner Leighton Johnson Orson Wells National Aeronautics and Space Administration William Pickering Oran Nicks NASA

Goose Creek voters weigh Lee College separation plan

Goose Creek School District voters will decide in the August 7 election whether to separate Lee College from the public school system. Superintendent George Gentry, also Lee College president, has opposed the split, citing unity of grades from kindergarten through junior college. Absentee votes already cast exceed two dozen as discussions with regional education officials surface about governance and administration of combined districts.

National School Boards Association, Inc George Gentry Goose Creek Lee College Gentry School Board Association Loweh Lammers Baytown Lammers Irith Rudolph Pate Souther Atlanta Pate Jekyll Island A. J. Brumbaugh Southern Regional Education Board Dr. Brumbaugh

Defense Plan To Boost U S Forces By 300000

AP reports the Defense Department may seek a gradual buildup through heavy drafting and voluntary recruitment to raise U S military strength to about three million. The Army would gain a new division, likely mechanized, lifting total divisions to 17 as reservists and National Guard calls were considered amid Viet Nam strategy.

Washington Defense Department Congress Johnson Viet Nam Cdi

Tax Equalization Board Changes Baytown Hearing Date

City of Baytown Equalization Board moves public hearing dates from August 2 to August 16 to 18 due to ongoing reassessment work. O. M. Coe says notices were mailed to property taxpayers and about 10 people wish to appear. He has discussed value increases with over 400 residents since notices went out and aims to resolve all discrepancies before hearings begin.

City of Baytown Coe Equalization Board Qualization Board

Bill Strickler To Talk On Baytown Progress

Bill Strickler, immediate past president of the Baytown Chamber of Commerce, will discuss a decade of growth in Baytown at the weekly membership meeting Friday at Holiday Inn. Chamber President Perry Britton says Baytown has made tremendous progress in the last ten years and Strickler will present statistical data on the city’s growth.

Bill Strickler Baytown

New Son Report From San Jacinto Hospital

Moore family announces the birth of Kennath Moore’s son at San Jacinto Methodist Hospital. The infant weighs about 432 pounds? inches long. Mother Lavon and the father, along with relatives in Mount Vernon, Tex, are pleased with the healthy arrival and expect to share more soon.

Kennath Moore Gene Moore San Jacinto Methodist Hospital Russell Sreddity Tlavon Lavon Melanie Bridie Jess “Moore Eaton Mount Vernon Tex

Teen Canteen Session Arrives at Morace Main Gym

A teen canteen will be held in Morace Main on 7230 to 9.70 bem era yesterday in the girls gymnasium. This will be the first session before school starts, inviting local youths to participate.

Morace Schol

Baytown Plans Teen Baseball Park for 1966 Season

Baytown officials push a teen age baseball park funded by parks and recreation money with an estimated cost of 20000 dollars. Councilman Jack Huron says a suitable site may be found on the civic center tract and that funds from the parks fund plus civic property use could support the project. Nearly 200 teens participated in the program last summer with Optimist Club and city funds aiding, games played at Robert E. Lee High School field.

Cine Jack Huron Harm City Parks and Recreation Department Huron Simples Parks Dudset Watt Nave Fis- Baytown Tech Ti Tanah City Arana Baytown Robert, EL Lee Hieh Wayine

National drive targets public apathy to crime

A $2.5 million national campaign against crime apathy is led by the National Council of Crime and Delinquency with Com Ci and Ford sharing costs. Maurice McDonald, the Dallas policeman who captured Lee Harvey Oswald, tours Kennedy family sites. K Anthony Bishop, Soviet affairs expert, exits Mos cow for British Embassy. Nancy Sinatra, Frank Sinatra's 25 year old daughter, wins divorce from Tommy Sands after five years of marriage.

National Council‘ of Crime and Delinquency Comci Ford Maurice McDonald Dallas Lee Harvey Oswald Kennedy Family Nancy Sinatra Frank Sink Winger Tommy Sands

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