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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1967

Page

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Baytown 43 Club to Meet. New Governor Appointed

The Baytown 43 Club will gather at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Sterling Municipal Library. Lincoln Swift, 1301 Harbor, has been named governor of the Baytown Revolver Association. A hamburger cookout for members and wives of Bishop Christopher EB Burns General Assembly is set for 7 a.m. Wednesday at the Knights of Columbus Hall, with a regular assembly meeting to follow later that night.

Baytown 43 Sterling Municipal Library Lincoln Swift Harbor The Baytown Revolver Association Christopher EB Burns General Assembly Bam Knights of Columbus

Weather and tides preview with local events

CLEAR TO MOSTLY SUNNY AND HOT THROUGH WEDNESDAY. Tuesday highs 75 to 96, Monday 75 to 98. Last weekend minor typographical errors noted in Baytown marquees. Local events include a drive in show with Cary Grant, a Legislative Roundup planning in the auditorium, and a library reading by Mrs Dolores Riddick. Funeral services for Herbert Degens set Wednesday in Galena Park, and a concert by Hal Tennyson’s Young Jazz Artists at Miller's Outdoor Theatre in Hermann Park.

Marques Baytown Cary Grant B. F. (Walte) Wallace Worthy ‘Warnack Dorothy Stewart Boston Tan Power Walter Hoover E. P. Anders Hal Tennyson Miller Hermann Park

Negroes In Atlanta Rock Stores Riots Prompt Police Action

The Associated Press reports nights of violence as about 50 youths, many teens, clashed at a shopping center in a Negro neighborhood of Atlanta. Rocks and bottles were thrown, stores were damaged, and police fired into the air to restore order. Injuries and arrests occurred, including reporter John Casserly of ABC News. Carmichael spoke earlier at a church and was not seen at the demo. King urged disobedience to unjust laws on NBC Today. In Montgomery and Tampa, governors discussed plans to curb unrest.

Associated Press Atlanta Stokely, Carmichael John Casserly American Broadcasting Co Carmichael Montgomery Ala State Capitol Ira DeMent Richard Boone Southern Christian Leadership Conference King Tampa Claude Kirk Florida

Goldberg Sets U S Middle East Policy at U N

U S Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg outlines President Johnsons peace formula at the U N General Assembly. He stresses recognition of Israels right to exist before Arab troop withdrawals and says he will elaborate the position in detail. Kosygin disputes US incitement charges and a Soviet summit is unlikely as De Gaulle and Wilson discuss the Middle East in Paris.

United Nations, N.Y U.S Arthur J. Goldberg Johnson Middle East U.N. General Assembly Alexei N. Kosygin United Nations Israel Goldberg Assembly Kosygin United States Washington U.W

India confines Chinese diplomats in New Delhi embassy

Indian police ringed the Chinese Embassy in New Delhi and confined Beijing staff to the embassy grounds after a siege on the Chinese embassy in Peking. Defense Minister Swaran Singh told Parliament that the staff and their families were virtual prisoners and no food would be cut off. nine Chinese were beaten when a mob stormed the embassy last Friday.

New. Delhi India New Delhi Pekin Peking Swaren Singh Singh China Jagat Mehta Foreign Ministry Mehta

Brooks seeks new path to toll bridge over Houston Ship Channel

Sen Brooks vows to find federal and state funds to build a bridge relieving traffic in the eastern Houston Ship Channel area after Gov Connally vetoed his toll bridge authority bill as unconstitutional. Brooks aims to rally business and labor leaders to back a fresh approach over several years.

Harris Houston Brooks John Connally Connally Sen Texas Turnpike Authority Daklas-Fort Worth Houston Ship Channel Toll Bridge Authority

Delta battle leaves 169 Viet Cong dead. 28 Americans die

AP reports a U.S. Army-Navy task force near Saigon killed 169 Viet Cong in a fierce Mekong Delta night battle about 19 miles south of Saigon. Twenty-eight American infantrymen were killed, 126 soldiers and sailors wounded, and four helicopters shot down. The fight along the Rach Hui River involved heavy artillery and air strikes, with river monitors and helicopter gunships in close support amid muddy, flooded terrain. Additional clashes in Bình Định Province left Americans dead and diversions in air raids on Hanoi’s rail lines marked the broader Monday action.

Saigon Mekong U.S Rach Hui River U.S. Sth Infantry 1St Corps Binh Dinh Worth Vietnam Hanoi

Humble Oil Saluted On 50th Anniversary In Baytown

Editorial salutes Humble Oil and Refining Co for fifty years in Baytown. Bruce Ramsey, Baytown Chamber of Commerce president, sends a letter to Charles F. Jones praising Humble and thanking them for contributing to the community and plans to expand facilities. The piece lauds the corporate charter dated June 21 1937 and expresses pride in Humble’s role over the past five decades.

Humble Oil and Refining Co John Bruce Ramsey Baytown Chamber of Commerce Ramsey Charles F. Jones Humble Chamber of Commerce Baytown Sun Secretary of State of Texas Humble Company Baytown

Rate hike eyed for Texas private auto insurance

State Board of Insurance experts recommend a 2.1 percent average rise in private passenger car liability premiums and a 3.8 percent drop in physical damage costs. Overall, a 1 percent statewide reduction in total private car insurance costs is urged, with an anticipated 42 million decline across all coverage. The three-man board plans a decision within two weeks, with new rates effective August 1.

Austin State Board of Insurance three man = insurance board

Trades Day Wednesday in Baytown Ad Specials

Citywide Trades Day Wednesday set for Baytown with Bay town merchants offering many specials as advertised in today's Baytown Sun.

Baytown Baytown Sun

Trustees OK Plan To Start Fall 1967

Baytown School Board approves an across-the-board 3500 minimum pay hike for teachers with increases up to 700 for those with two bachelor degrees and no experience. Falls 1967 to begin with 5700 annual salary for new teachers. top scale 8900 with 13 years experience and master’s degree. District stages include PhD scale by 1970. Superintendent G. H. Gentry urged plan. vote took 29 minutes. Costs 308,220 with 188,845 from district. tax impact hinges on valuations. Mitchell urged further study on employment, benefits before salary reviews next year. Meeting lasted 25 minutes, adjourned 8:07 p.m.

Mike Blackman Baytown George H" Gentry Paul Parkinson W._ D. ‘Hinson Texas Seth Mitchell Jr Netter Jessi Pumphrey Beard Mitchell

Kenedy Estate Hearing Sets Record Summer Pace

In Sarita Texas kin crowded into the Kenedy County Courthouse to begin a $300 million estate hearing for Sarita Kenedy East. Special probate Judge William R Edwards will run sessions through September as relatives contest the will alleging influence by Christopher Gregory and J Peter Grace. The estate includes 200000 acres of La Parra Ranch and a vast oil and gas pool discovered beneath East’s holdings.

Sarita Tex Tate Cattle and Oil Mifflin Kenedy Kenedy Kenedy County Sarita Kenedy East Mifflin Kennedy Mrs. East Christopher Gregory Leo Gregory J. Peter Grace New York William R. Edwards Corpus Christi Edwards la Parra King Ranch Capt. Mifflin Richard King South Texas Sarita Kenedy

Striking Deck Officers Ordered To Resume Work

In Philadelphia AP report, Judge John P. Fullam orders striking deck officers to return to work and enter arbitration by Wednesday or face a total judgment. A conditional $2.5 million damages ruling targets the International Organization of Masters Mates and Pilots for seven days of walkouts harming shipping firms.

Philadelphia Atlantic Gulf U.S Fullam John Pelino Maritime Service Committee American Maritime Association Norfolk New Orleans Baltimore Houston Tex Tankers Service 1

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