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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1968
Page
13
A dense OCR listing daily broadcasts from June 3 to June 5 detailing channels, times, programs, and guests across morning, daytime, and evening slots. It names numerous shows including Today, News, CBS Morning News, General Hospital, Bonanza, Hollywood Squares, The Twilight Zone, sports, soap operas, specials, and religious programming, reflecting a busy broadcast slate with many overlapping entries.
A dense, OCR style listing of TV programs across days and times. Names include Chris Chandler Merlin the Magician Huntley Brinkley Perry Mason Perry Mason Johnny Carson Alfred Hitchcock The Twilight Zone and others. The document mixes show titles with unspecified times, channel labels, and scattered hosting credits.
A dense listing of hour by hour television programming and watermarked show titles. It enumerates programs such as The Late Show, Naked City, Wanted By The FBI, The Puppet Master, Captain Kangaroo, The Flintstones, Spider Man, Journey To The Center Of The Earth, The Roadrunner, NBC Major League, Sunset Strip, The Lone Ranger, The Outers limits, Hogan's Heroes, Alfred Hitchcock Presents, and more across late night to early morning slots. It notes times and channeling order, with occasional parenthetical annotations and show variants. The schedule traces a dense, era specific lineup typical of a newspaper weekend TV guide.
Legal notice under Texas statutes lists owners and depositors of inactive unclaimed funds held by First National Bank Boytown. Names include Joel A Berry Crashy AR Behrens James Kirby Evelyn Sunkine and others with various addresses. Claimants must prove ownership within nine months to avoid State Treasurer conservation actions.
Bayshore Wagon Wheel Square Dance Club plans a graduation dance at 7 p.m. Sunday at the Knights of Pythias Hall. Gene Dilda, the group's instructor, will serve as master of ceremonies.
The Baytown YMCA will host a June 13 car maintenance course for 20 boys from 6 p.m. to 3 p.m. taught by Duke Fort. Fort will cover basic operation, maintenance, and if possible, engine racing fundamentals, with topics including motor assembly, tune-up, brake adjustment, carburetor repair, and engine analysis. Cost is 5 for members and 8 for nonmembers. information at 427-1797.
Crosby Texas celebrates graduation with valedictorian Deralyn Earli and salutatorian Karen Henson presenting addresses. Top 18 honor graduates named including Carolyn Ewell and Nancy Clifton. Scholarships, special awards, and a Danforth Award distributed by school officials and trustees at CHS football field ceremony.
Baytown YMCA begins Monday offering swim ladder programs for girls with stages from Minnew Club to Lifesaving. Applicants must pass tests such as pool-bottom checks, bobbing, dives, and swim distances. Sessions run Tuesdays and Thursdays, first session June 3, second July 15, 45 minutes each, free for members, nonmembers pay 5 for ten lessons between 9 a.m. and noon.
Chambers County hosts a three day series on family business management at Anahuac High School starting June 16. Speakers include WS MacKinnon Bay Town and John McGrath Liberty with topics Investments and FHA Housing Loans. Further talks cover Wills and Estate Plans Credit Sources and Interest Rates Family Budgeting Social Security Medicare Labor Wage Law and more. Public invited per Dem stration Agent Prederia Seam an and Agricultural Agent J R Carroll.
McCarthy and Kennedy set for nationwide TV showdown while Humphrey seeks to curb equal time provisions. Paris peace talks prompt Vietnam shift rumors as Saigon sees VIet Cong pressure. US Steel and Aluminum unions reach pact shaping industry. Navy sub hunt spurs Azores search. Air Force sonic boom shatters 360 Academy windows. Poor People's Campaign draws new readers amid rising protests.
Paris reports indicate Hanoi may adjust bargaining stance as Le Duc Tho joins North Vietnam’s delegation. Talks between US envoy Harriman and Thuy stall with no progress on de escalation. Tho’s Paris coming on a possible new instruction amid fragile negotiations.
Funeral services were held Saturday at Earthman Funeral Home for Mrs. Ehal Whatley 19 who died from burns from a fire that destroyed her home at 1739 Bilmore Road The Rev Milton Ford and Rev E R Burns officiated with interment at Hill of Rest Cemetery Survivors include her daughter Fay Voparil four sisters and two brothers in Cleveland Baytown Conroe and nearby areas Also included is a Vietnam assignment note about Army PFC Monroe H Baker and his wife Betty living at 1819 Jones Road The item mentions his posting near Cu Chi Vietnam and notes his parents and residence.
Stated meeting of Cedar Lodge Beyay Looge Missouri aut AF Ged Aw will be held Saturday June 8 1968 at 7 30 p m Brethren cordial ly invited to attend Bert Von Netter WA O A Witson Secy DG Fes Stated Meeting of Gos Creek Chapter No 798 OES will be had Monday 21 1968 All members cordially invited to attend Curtin Wiha Lorena Inxem Secy
A review praises a Nabokov revised edition of a novel about a cuckolded husband and unfaithful wife with a clever restructuring of the text. It highlights the author’s aim to restore life to the work, noting the prose’s cadence and the author’s foreword about breathing room within the fiction. The piece lauds the book’s logical plot and evocative descriptions.
Baytown area students are among 1,200 candidates for bachelor’s degrees at the University of Texas. Receiving BA degrees are Linda Lee Cunningham, Michael Lower Gillette, Wanda Burnedette Hubbard, Rosemary Meister, Elizabeth Ann Mills, Donna Ruth Mooney, Thomas J. Wayne Otto, Constance Louise Ypsilard, Sandra Jean Trant, Barbara Nell Wagner, Andra Marjorie Head, and others. Degrees in home economics are awarded to additional area residents.
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