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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1966
Page
3
Free kittens offered by Helen Bayliss of 4111 46. She can be reached at 562-8583. Stock quotes include many major companies such as Dow and DuPont with varying percentages listed, plus a long list of corporations.
In a Houston pollution forum, Dr Quebe deaux urged removing state officials from pollution boards and using criminal laws to reform structure. Bill Rice, candidate for State Representative, urged rapid action and discussed lowering outs insurance rates. Richard King of Wooster Chamber noted Baylor Medical College findings in the ship channel. Commissioner W V Ramsey called pollutions shifts from Harris County control in 1961 a failure and urged a legislature wide selling job.
Hospital notes list multiple patients admitted or treated at San Jacinto Methodist and St James House including Pamela Temple Dayton in Room 102, Dararee Gregerson Highlands Room 213, Darryl Wilson La Porte Room 14, Theresa Ebams Highlands Room 213, James and Michael Keyes Highlands Room 204, and others with addresses such as Bay Town Kilgore Crosby and Lloyd. Also noted are admissions to ICU and rooms 222 247 330 347 plus births to Mr and Mrs Howard Jones and Mr and Mrs Claude Lane Jr at the Methodist facility.
Baytown Mayor Seaborn Cravey scored 72 points in a CBS National Drivers Test to beat Pasadena Mayor Clyde Doval who finished with 60. Fred Hartman and Dick Nichols also lost in similar wagers as the public aimed to boost driving safety awareness before Memorial Day weekend.
The Defense Department said a draft call for 32,600 men will occur in August, higher than June and July figures. The Pentagon asked for 15,000 in June and 26,500 in July, while the Navy Marine Corps and Air Force sought no inductees. August recruits will join the Army.
Jauicia Ann Burlanek daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank J Burlanek Crosby and a 1964 Lee College graduate has earned a BA in elementary education from Sacred Heart Dominican College in Houston She was salutatorian and second in her education department She belongs to the Texas State Teachers Association and the National Education Agency
Edwards becomes budget chairman for the 1967 United Fund drive announced by Lee Brasfield president of the Community Chest. He will hold June meetings at the Chamber of Commerce building with hearings on June 20 to 22 for Red Feather agencies and June 23 for national state and county agencies. An operating budget of 12 188 dollars was approved, up from last year by 180 dollars. A special allocation of 500 dollars was approved for the Child Care Center in Oaks to cover city curb and gutter assessments.
Harris County voter registration irregularities explained by Tax Assessor Carl S. Smith and District Atty Carol Vance at a joint press conference. Of 34 applications returned by postal authorities, 26 addresses marked no such address were located, with reasons mainly address errors or recent moves. Smith plans to propose using Social Security numbers on applications to prevent double registration. Vance said discrepancies will be referred to the grand jury for possible recommendations on registration law changes.
Bay town announces summer swimming program registration with multiple start dates. First session June 6 at 8 a.m. runs June 7 to 17, then June 20 to July 1, July 5 to 6, July 15, and July 18 to 29 with hourly class start times. Daily pool admission set at 25 cents for ages 6 18 and 50 cents for over 18. Instructors listed as Larry White and Lee Robertson Jr. Summer tennis registration set for June 8 at 9 a.m. Junior Olympic Track on June 1 at 5 p.m.
Voters must be property owners or own a 1962 or newer model car to qualify. Ballots will list bond and runoff candidates separately across 17 precincts. Bonds would finance 13 miles of Almeda Genoa Road and six miles of Little York Road amid local opposition from the Houston Board of Realtors citing piecemeal planning and higher ad valorem taxes.
Medium gray poodle located at 2001 Missouri. Owner urged to call 583-4371 to reclaim.
Gemini 9 astronauts completed a successful rendezvous with their target vehicle but could not dock as planned after a protective shroud failed to fully separate from the target. The crew reported a positive mood as the launch day unfolded despite the setback.
EDT reports Gemini 9 pursuing a satellite 428 miles ahead as mission planners aim for a western Pacific termination around 2:30 pm. The flight mirrors Apollo lunar return concepts and includes three days of tests, with in-flight plan changes possible if the target remains locked. Hand weaving of rugs and fabrics engages more than 2 million persons in India.
Legal notice announces bids for Lee College science supplies and equipment for the 1966 67 school year. Bids are due at 10 am on Friday June 17 1966 in the assistant Dean’s office. Lists of materials and specs can be secured by calling the office.
A 4 Mont Belvieu man was charged with aggravated assault with a motor vehicle after a car scooter collision on Bob Smith Road near Walker Street left a 17 year old Baytown boy injured. The scooter rider Robert Franklin Campbell received foot and ankle injuries and was hospitalized. The car driver Robert Joseph Platt, 56, was charged in JP M M Brown's court and jailed after allegedly speeding 50 mph during the left turn.
The City of Baytown invites sealed bids for a 923 linear foot 6 inch cast iron sanitary sewer force main on Mapleton Avenue. Bids due by 5:09 a.m. Monday, June 1, 1946, opened at 5:00 p.m. Plans cost 5.00 dollars with deposit refundable after plan return. Bid bond or certified cashier’s check equal to 10 percent of bid required. City may reject any or all bids.
Vacation Bible School at Baptist Temple begins with 8:30 a.m. registration Saturday at 206 Graham. Parade starts 9:20 a.m. Each day classes run 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. Monday through Friday June 6 10 for four departments. Intermediate Department meets 7 to 9 p.m. daily with special youth activities.
Fragmentary legal notice text appears to reference a Corsoidurieal district farce and mentions desks and a friend. The readable parts include a student item and a vague reference to a party, but no clear action, authority, place, or deadline is established.
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