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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1967
Page
10
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Cynthia Lowry reports on ABCs Stase II and a set of three brief nearly silent shorts. The segments show teen romance on city streets a rural boy’s crush and a New York slum tale with a Chinese boy and Puerto Rican girl. Dean Martins summer replacement stars Vic Damone Carol Lawrence and Gail’s daughter with documentaries to follow.
California lawmakers approve a bill to permit state schools to teach Mexican American or other minority children in their native tongue while they learn English. The plan calls for instruction in Spanish for example to help students master other subjects as they improve English. Senator Aaron Share explains the bill before it moves to the assembly.
Sherman Texas AP reported Ernest and Margaret Medders of Muenster prepared to file answers to four involuntary bankruptcy petitions by Dallas and Gainesville firms alleging debts of 553,359 and more than 29,715 respectively. Attorney Jack Gray said filings would occur today as Mrs Medders remained in seclusion and the couple’s showplace ranch faced further legal actions including a homestead suit for 200000 and a 185 acre tract. Funeral services for Mrs Smiddy were set for Jellico Tennessee.
George Craft ends 23 years in Humble Oil Baytown refinery as an operator in Distillation and Treating. Native of Victoria, he previously worked for a Freeport chemical company before joining Humble in 1954. A Memorial Baptist Church member, he plans leisure time with fishing and wavering. The couple has two daughters, one son, and three grandchildren.
Henry F. Moody retires from Humble Oil and Refining Baytown Refinery after more than 24 years as an operator in the Light Ends Department. Born in Cement Oklahoma he moved to Baytown area in 1942. Moody plans more church work with his wife Becky and son Jack S. Neel.
Granville A Laughlin chair man of the board announces an increase in First National Bank capital stock by 50000 shares, totaling 425000 dollars. The board also authorizes a future issue of 50000 shares for sale later. Final Comptroller of the Currency approval is required. The plan was unanimously approved at a recent board meeting.
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