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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1966
Page
2
Fragmentary hospital notes mention multiple personal names and unclear details. The legible items reference individuals such as Deborah, Leary, Bethe, Smith, Meyrtha, and Bess, with scattered initials and stray terms suggesting a Gulf Coast context.
Swim classes begin in a meet featuring Robert Imrrvaieayy as pupil and instructor. The event outlines basic techniques and schedules, with emphasis on safety and proper strokes under guidance.
The Sun lists Saturday night to Monday afternoon programs featuring news, sports, dramas, and game shows. Highlights include Meet The Press, Victory At Sea, The Grand Canyon, and soap operas like The Days of Our Lives, General Hospital, and Another World, plus children's fare and cartoons.
Residents warned by Postmaster McNeal about chain letter schemes using U S Savings Bonds. The piece notes repeated revivals, legal risks under Title 13 and 28, and Treasury disapproval of bonds sold via chain schemes with fraud risk and losses to participants.
In Viet Nam the military sets liquor limits to curb black market activity and ease security pressures. Rations drop from six fifths to three fifths per man monthly for hard liquor, with wines restricted to three fifths. beer remains unchanged. Pentagon notes most sales are by the drink at PXs and dining rooms, with about 70 percent of purchases as drink sales. Estimated monthly U S liquor orders exceed 500 thousand bottles for roughly 267,000 service members.
MELVIN JEAN Todd of 108 Lees enrolls in the Anahfinanced Institute for Educational Deprived Children in progress at South State College, West T.
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