06 Jun 1965
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1965
Page
1
Local notes from Galveston and Houston describe attendees at a Sun Spots event and a convention with Dr. Jott Agoitys fee details. Mentions include Sara Pbetdler leading the Lars County session, Sun Spots speakers, and preparations for a May event at SPO with sequences of schedule items and hospital and civic visitors.
Due to the Fathers Day break the vacation for the Little Leaguers is set to pause activities next week. Scouts Meek and others are organizing events for the week. League action will resume on Monday, June 7.
Baytown attorney and former teacher Bruce Ethan W Bruce releases Land of Clouded Skies Volume 1 a four part family education religion and life themed novel set in Texas He began the work about 30 years ago and plans a series The author born 1900s era studied at local colleges and taught in Greenville before moving to Barteaun Chan Cnanea Prantt and later served in law practice with his brother Eugene Bruce and continues with his wife at Cedar Bayou Methodist Church Distribution to start June 28 from Carlton Press New York City.
Report from Houston describes the mid-mission status of two Space Twins astronauts. They remain alert and in good condition after roughly 47 hours in flight, with spacecraft conditions excellent and no signs of early termination. Flight director notes routine medical checks, data gathering, and imaging for Earth reference points.
A vacant spot in Inerichtal marks the tract acquired for Spur 201 extension. The project aims to connect with Highway M1 at Ferry Road, advancing the planned intersection near Loon 201 and serving the Baptist Church congregation.
A Houston area church, St Paul’s Lutheran, is moved to clear Spur 201 extension right of way. The new church site on West Main will host services after demolition of the former building and a 1967 88 program outlines plans for extending Spur 201 in sections from Highwey to Spar 303.
The piece surveys international efforts by the United Nations with a fresh push toward peace while detailing domestic trials. It notes retrial plans for Annette Chappell in Houston and calls for stronger civil rights actions, alongside a controversial Irony spread in Montgomery invited by Governor Wallace. California politics loom over reapportionment battles in a split state future.
Baytown Chamber topic group discussed CATV as a potential pay television opening wedge. Jack Harris of KPRC Houston warned pay TV would siphon off existing telecasts and raise rights costs, while noting limited demand and potential UHF interference. He questioned CATV value for Baytown viewers.
Merchants announced city wide window of deep discounts on July 7 with items priced at one dollar. Cars, lawn mowers, dining sets, disposals and more listed at nominal cash prices as part of a local sale event attracting shoppers.
24 year veteran Mrs Royder of Jacinta Elementary retires after 28 years at San Tein. She urges teachers to put themselves in a child’s place, avoid embarrassing students, and treat each child as unique with needs. Her career included travels to South America, Hawaii, and Mexico, highlighting her love of travel and education.
Col. Robert L. Stephens husband of Joy Fuller of Raytown helped rewrite a chapter in aviation history at Edwards Air Force Base. The article promises a story and a picture of the plane on page 2.
The Sun reports a Friday notice correcting an error about faculty salary increases at Lee College. A new salary schedule adopted last year provided raises for nearly all college faculty, according to Cedar President George HH. Gentry.
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