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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1967

Page

2

Funeral Services for Duncan Boyd Johnson

Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Friday at Earthman Funeral Home for Duncan Boyd Johnson 65 longtime Baytown resident and J. M. Buber Corp. employee who died Wednesday. Surviving are wife Genevieve two daughters Janis Lynn Joyce Ann and Jay Duncan a son his mother and two sisters. Burial is in Cedar Crest Cemetery. Memorials may be made to the Duncan Johnson Fund at Citizens National Bank.

Duncan Jownsos Earthman Funeral Duncan Boyd Johnson Baytown Johnson J. M. Buber Corp Methodist Hospital Houston Genevieve Janis Lynn Lee College Joyce Ann Bowie Jay Duncan Alamo Elementary Nellie Johnson Bill Georgia Lee Huddle Jimmies. Sanderson Jerry Witt L.W. Mallory G. C. Hamrick Jimmy Sanderson Howard Blanchette Morris Gill Cedar Crest

Lee Regents To Consider New Pacts

Lee College regents Thursday will discuss approval of new administrative and faculty contracts for the 1967-1968 school year. The meeting at 6:20 p.m. in the college library will include reports on current building program contracts, budget planning for next year, and financial matters. Purchases of typewriters and biological science equipment are on the agenda, and plans for new parking lots by architect Allen Rice Jr. will be studied.

Lee College Allen Rice Jr

Viereck's lifelong love of sports and steady Baytown life

Viereck, raised on a Sealy area farm, built a varied sports path from semi pro baseball to imagined major league dreams. Since 1842 in Baytown, he works in Humble Refinery research and engineering, serves as Saint Paul's Lutheran Church deacon, Humble Club director, and Elk member. At 45 he still plays softball, oldest on the field, joking he may retire but keeps returning.

Craig Brian Viereck Sealy Crockett Austin Houston Baytown Marines Humble Refinery Saint Paul's Lutheran Church Humble Club The Elk's Somooe

Facelifting Urged For Service Stations

E. Chariton vice president for marketing of Humble Oil & Refining Co urged the Florida Petroleum Council that service stations need face lifting as suburban mass moves bring beautifying design. He said they must please the consumer with quality products and service and a pleasing place to do business.

E. Chariton Humble Oil & Refining Co Chariton Florida Petroleum Council Charlton

Noon Stock Quotes Roundup From Local Bank and Firms

A digest of stock quotes from major companies and brands including Allis-Chalmers Anaconda IBM Ford Dow Jones components RCA Phillips Texaco Gulf Oil ExxonMobil and Raytheon among others. The page lists varied percentages next to each name reflecting daily movement values and closes with Dow Jones Industrial Average noted as 13 96.

Allis — Chalmers Arlan’s Am Tel & Tel Issavee Anaconda Almco Sss Ashland Oil Bendix Beth Steel Carrier Corp Dow Chem Wea Dresser Ind Eee DuPont el Paso Nat Gaspe Ethyl Corp Ford ‘Ho Interlake Steel IBM Jones & Laugh Kerr -McGee Kresge SS McDonnell - Douglas Magnavox Marathon Oil Monsanto Penn ER Pepsi Cola Phillips Pet RCA Raytheon Sah Schlumberger Sears Shell Sincair Sperry - Rand Stan Cal Stan Ind Foremost Dairies Esec Gen Motors Gordon's Jewelry Greyhound Gulf Oil Eesee Gulf States Util Halliburton Hoffman Electr Stan Ohio Stauffer Chem Sun OH Seee Sunray O iSyntex Ae Technicolor Tenneco Texaco Texas East Texas Gulf Sul - Tidewater Union Carbide Union Oil of Cal United Air Lines Upjohn Drug US Steel Nes Kerox Dow Jones Industrial Conee

Police stakeout nets Fuller’s Enco burglary suspect

Det Sgt Herman Sigel of Baytown Police led a stakeout that produced a burglary suspect in the case of Fuller's Enco and Tire Service at 913 So Main. Fuller's was burglarized Sunday night for the second time in a month, about 250 dollars stolen. Det Morris J Gill and Steel observed activity. Arien Barden Thomas Jr., 18, of 10908 McGallon Houston, was charged with burglary Thursday morning.

Herman Sigel Baytown Police Fuller Enco Tire Service M. Pat Fuller Steel

Dayan cites restraint amid Arab wars and Libyan base talks

Dayan defends Israeli army actions as humane with isolated disorder claims while Jordanian shelling is cited. A U S spokesman says Washington informs Libya it is ready to discuss Wheelus Air Force Base evacuation and Britain is asked to close bases as Arab accusations of U S support to Israel are denied.

Dayan Jerusal Europe Britain Middle East Wheelus U.S Washington

Planes Hit Red Targets In Vietnam Battle

Planes fired rockets and machine guns in a day long battle south of Quang Ngai and in Binh Dinh with a U.S. Cavalry unit clashing with an estimated 300 to 400 Communist troops. U S casualties were six dead and 22 wounded with four missing while 73 enemy fighters were reported killed. Air force jets bombed railroad yards northwest and northeast of Hanoi used to move supplies from China to Hanoi and beyond.

Quang Ngai Binh Dinh 1St Cavalry Airmorie Division U. S Norheast Hanoi Red China Southes Panhandle

Calumet Pipes Signify Indian Ceremonial Uses

Did You Know recounts ceremonial pipes or calumets of the Indians as respected symbols used only on special occasions. One end of the calumet bears a bird head decoration and colors, with feathers added to convey meanings such as red for war and green for peace or safe conduct.

Final Suez crossing sendoff echoes in Vietnam era ops

The demilitarized zone into South Vietnam. The aircraft carrier Pintrepid, one of the last ships to pass through the Suez Canal before the Middle East war closed it, returned to the Vietnam war. Its planes attacked a rail yard fog miles southwest of Thasth Hoa.

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