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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1966
Page
2
Dorothy J. Bowden of Robert E. Lee High School attends the fifth annual Summer Institute for Senior High School Teachers of Mathematics at the University of Houston.
Baytown YMCA announces two week Day Camp sessions for ages seven to twenty two in July. Sessions run July 1 through July 15 and July 18 through July 23 with activities including swimming archery hikes crafts and games. Cost is $235 for members and $30 for non members. Transportation available from central Baytown points. Call 583-1797 to register.
Alan R. Erwin son of Mr and Mrs E K Erwin of 3502 Woodcrest participated in the Louis Kleid Scholarship Grant Direct Mail Institute in Chicago for talented college students pursuing advertising careers. He was among 29 students from 24 states and 13 colleges chosen for the three day program sponsored by the Direct Mail Advertising Association. Erwin, UT Austin student and Baytown Sun former employee, was selected for his letters and professors recommendations. He graduated from Robert E. Lee High School and Lee College and last summer worked at The Baytown Post Office.
Sporadic firing persisted as U S backed forces pressed on along the central coast. Near Quang Tri rice paddies and high ground faced Viet Cong resistance while Premier Ky sent troops into Hue seeking to quell pockets of rebellion. Government forces captured Buddhist Institute compounds in Saigon with monks and nuns detained for identity checks. The battle raged with U S helicopter and air assault units reporting 421 enemies killed since Monday and 43 Viet Cong on the ground near Mo Duc.
The testimony recounts Dodd using material from Klein and denying valuable gifts from Klein. It notes Dodd’s trip to Germany with David Martin and the Stashinsky affair as a contested motive, with cross examination probing who knew what and when.
Baytown residents BC and Lacy Littlefield announce retirement from their grocery operation Lit tlefield's Super Market begun October 8 1823 at 1601 S Pruett. They may lease or sell the store and plan to stay in Baytown with two sons Baxter and Morton and six grandchildren. They reside at 16 S Pruett.
The Public is invited to the final session of the Baytown Little Theater high school workshop on June 21 at 7 p.m. Students will present scenes from famous plays including Summer and Smoke and Ah Wilderness.
Washington AP Lt Gen. Lois B. Hershey, director of Selective Service, opposed lowering the draft liability age from 26 to 24 and favored using the over-26 group for service. He also opposed a lottery system and centralized computer selection, urging existing local boards to maintain deferment powers and stronger education for physical defects and minor arrest records. Rep. Schweiker urged national standards and a single pool of registrants, criticizing the current 4,000 boards as antiquated.
Senate approves a bill authorizing the agriculture secretary to regulate transport sale and handling of dogs cats and other animals used in research. The measure moves to the House for concurrence. Senate leaders plan further action after July 4 with a proposal to add three Foreign Relations Committee members to the CIA oversight panel.
The district reports last year tax rates 31.59 per 100 and a proposed 17-cent rise to the 51.50 limit could raise about 475000 yearly. Bonded debt stands near 8 million with experts deeming 10 percent of valuation safe. Mayor Hill proposes a likely two-bond plan including air conditioning and district-wide improvements.
Baytown Head Start director Mrs. Eugenia Lee urges community to donate old dolls doll furniture clothes and child size furniture for play houses. Materials will be distributed to 12 teachers across Anson Jones Carver De Zavala and Harlem centers. For donations contact Mrs. Lee at 1382 6695 or De Zavala School.
College production of Cole Porter's Can Can presented by Trio Productions runs at 5 p.m. Saturday in San Jacinto Junior College Slocomb Auditorium. First of four productions in the series. Admission 50 for adults and 1 50 children.
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