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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1967
Page
2
Stock quotes compiled by Citizens National Bank and Goodbody Co appear in the June 7 issue of The Baytown Lint. The brief listing presents intraday prices and market movements for major securities as of noon.
Elliott Roosevelt is out of office as Miami Beach mayor after losing a May 16 primary to Jay Dermer. Dermer, age 37, led with 10,364 votes to Roosevelt's 2,289 as machine ballots from both precincts totaled, with about 600 absentee ballots yet to be counted.
The Little League Ladies Auxiliary will meet Thursday at 3 30 am in the Citizens National Bank conference room. Mothers of little leaguers from any Baytown league are invited to attend.
U S Steel's Universal Atlas division announces immediate start on a new white cement kiln at the Waco site. Austin Building Co. of Dallas leads construction with The Austin Co. of Cleveland engineering. MacDonald Engineering to erect storage silos. The project aims to meet rising demand for white cement in architectural concrete and other uses.
U S sources say the Soviet Union favors a cease-fire over sending forces in the Middle East. Egypt closes the Suez Canal and Iraq and Kuwait halt oil sales to the U S and Britain, with negligible direct impact on U S oil imports. A mass rally of American Jews is planned in Washington near the White House, with 20 000 to 40 000 expected.
The Sun invites Beytown area churches to participate in the weekly church pews section published on Saturday. Churches are asked to have pews ready or gates in The Sue by noon each Wednesday. Baytown Sun office details and subscription rates follow.
Eban stated Israel supports the UN cease-fire appeal but requires explicit Arab acceptance and cooperation and a balanced external powers stance. He warned Egypt’s Red Sea blockade must end and affirmed Israel’s sovereign statehood amid regional tensions. Diplomats report Moscow shaping new cease-fire dynamics to halt the war.
Rangers and sheriff's deputies arrested a man on misdemeanor charges in Starr County. The detainee, Dimas, required hospital treatment after release for brain concussion and other injuries. AFL-CIO official cites 3000 union authorization cards in the area. NAACP regional director arrived amid complaints of brutality and civil rights concerns related to the strike. Local ministers criticized Ranger conduct and urged restraint to prevent loss of life.
Five rescue units hunted Trinity Bay for three men feared drowned after a boat from Chrisley's Fishing Camp disappeared. Earl Ford of Houston later returned the missing craft, revealing a mixup in boat usage and a mistaken drowning scare near the camp.
A 18yearold Baytown woman reported her husband Chris Leroy Engleman Jr. branded her chest with a heated coat hanger twice. Engleman was arrested Tuesday at his home and jailed on $10,000 bond after charges filed by Detective Henseey. The incidents occurred about two weeks ago and the victim feared reporting earlier.
The Baxshore Wagon Wheel Square Dance Club will hold a business meeting at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the First National Bank. The club moves weekly square dance lessons from Roseland Park pavilion to the Knights of Pythias Hall on Highway 146, lessons now at 7 p.m. each Thursday. Linda Sue Atteberry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Atteberry, 1307 E Texas Avenue, has been admitted to the University of Southern California with honors on entrance, requiring a 3.75 high school GPA. Preschool story time is set for 10 to 10 30 a.m. Thursday at Sterling Municipal Library.
Washington awaits Senate action as President Johnson presses a no strike no lockout extension for rail unions amid war in Vietnam. Democratic Leader Mansfield urges moving debate and prioritizing the Jail Plan despite looming censure talks against Sen. De Dodd.
West Texas financier Bille Estes had three additional charges of swindling and theft dismissed by Dist. Judge R. P. Power at the request of Dist. Atty. AR Archer of Monahans. Estes, 42, was jailed awaiting return to Sandstone M inn for a concurrent federal sentence. The 1962 Wilson case conviction was reversed by the U.S. Supreme Court.
City council agendas include using funds from vending machines and teen dances to finance the center instead of the general fund. Items listed: bids for file cabinets for the new City Hall and Civic Center, a two way street sweeper, final payment on Oak Addition, a police training program, street improvement plans, and a parking request from C M Tibbets for trailer houses.
Sears W Turner 62 of Apartment 12 Sam Houston Courts died 14 16 p m Tuesday in a Houston nursing home. Survived by son Billy G Turner Beaumont daughter Melba Hall Winnie sister Maggie Crawford Baytown brother Luke Turner Dallas five grandchildren. Funeral 10 a m Thursday at Paul VII Lee Chapel with Rev Milton Ford officiating. Burial Memory Gardens.
The record notes that only three planets are without confirmed satellites Mercury Pluto and Venus.
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