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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1964
Page
3
Mrs. Johnson disclosed Luci Johnson’s eye problem hindered her at National Cathedral School where she is a junior. The First Lady said Luci began consultations with doctors and started a course with optometrist Dr. Robert Kraskin last October to improve her visual strength, aiming to finish this summer.
Johnny Schmadl of Robert E. Lee High School, senior, is awarded a $200 Wooster Lions Club scholarship as the last of the four Schmadl children to graduate. He plans Lee College then the University of Houston, aiming to teach history and French. active in NSH, humanities, FTA, bands, and student council.
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan surveys how Moscow’s spy scares reflect strains in the Soviet power structure. Red Star voices alarm as divisions over modern war strategy widen before a pivotal world communist showdown.
In Austin AP report the Texas State Teachers Association plans a full meeting in San Antonio on Oct 24 to decide if membership will be opened to all races. Eleven of thirteen district groups have approved integration. The current constitution limits membership to white teachers or white friends of education. The change would allow school personnel with appropriate certificates to join. The association has about 90,900 members. the Negro teacher group TSTA of Texas has several thousand members.
Roseto Pennsylvania residents show strikingly low heart attack deaths despite fattening foods and wine. Mayor Giaquinto cites peace of mind and culture as possible factors while researchers note unusually buoyant social life. Nearby towns with different diets contrast with Roseto's health.
Corporation Court Judge Tom McFarland said he resigned as secretary to a politician after realizing limited advancement. He cited Lyndon B. Johnson, then a representative, as the politician who lost his services.
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