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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1964
Page
2
The Associated Press reports Emperor Hirohito's youngest son Prince Yoshi, 28, will marry Miss Hanako Tsugaru, 23, with engagement formalized April 14 and wedding set for September 30 shortly before the Tokyo Olympics, per the Imperial Household Agency.
The piece outlines Passover Seder customs including the platter foods such as matzoth bitter herbs a bone and haroseth with symbolism tied to the Exodus. It notes readings from the Haggadah and prayers of thanksgiving. It also mentions various public notes about figures like Erin Elkus White and Queen Elisabeth with brief international notes on London and New York personalities and events.
Excavations reveal India hosts one of the world’s oldest civilizations with roots in the Indus Valley dating at least five millennia. Researchers report early urban planning and durable urban infrastructure reflecting a sophisticated ancient society.
Calvin Elkins son of Mr and Mrs E B King completed a recall training at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego California He will report Camp Pendleton California for advanced infantry training Joe W Brown son of Mrs Doris E Lowry Route 1 Baytown finished recruit training at the depot and will begin advanced training at Camp Pendleton California
Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon says the government will stop exchanging its silver dollar face value for paper money. A tanker explosion near Virginia Coast leaves one dead and crew missing amid 5 to 10 foot seas. Soviet Union offers poor nations trade advantages and infant industry support even at export costs. Delays hit Gemini landing system tests near Galveston Bay. Political and international tensions rise as labor disputes, Cuba, Korea, and regional conflicts complicate diplomacy.
A compact note lists numerous stock quotes from AnNeg Ludlum Allis Chalmers Aluminium Amer Cyan Amer Tel Tel Am Viscose Anaconda Armco Ashlland and others including Chrysler Cities Service Celgene Palm Columbia Gas Creole Delta Air L Diamond Ask Dew Chem Dupont Eastman Kodak Int'l Nickel J Jones Laughlin Kerr-McGee Liggett-Byers Litton Lockheed Magnavox Marathon Oil Nat Dist News New York Central Olin-Math 2 Foremost Dairies Gen Elec Gen Motors Gen Tele Gen Tire Georgia Pacific Goodyear Greyhound Gulf States IBM Int'l Harvester Int Minerals Otis Pills Pfizer Philip Morris Phillips Pure Oil Royal Dutch Safeway Sears Shell Socony-Mob S Pacific Sperry-Rand Stan Calif Stan Calif Stan Ind Stan N Sten Ohio Studebaker Sun Oil Sunray-Mid Syntex Tennessee Gas Texas Co Texas Eastern Texas Gulf Prod Texas Gulf Sulph Tidewater Timken Transam Union Carbide United Aircraft Upjohn Drug Steel Co Westinghouse Nerox-se. Sale
James Wy. (Bill) Harrison, former Baytown city manager, named Seward Alaska city manager and All American City of the Year by the National Municipal League. He has served three years in Seward after leaving Baytown and previously led the Texas state comptroller’s office tax research and sales tax efforts in Austin.
Admitted to Gulf Coast includes Jackie Hicks son of Mr and Mrs J A Hicks 412 Grantham Room 204 Candace Allen daughter of Mr and Mrs Delbert Allen 109 Center Room 122 Robert Townsend son of Mr and Mrs J W Townsend Bay town Room 111 Donald Christensen son of Mr and Mrs Billy R Christensen Highlands Room 203 Mrs Dorothy Steward 307 W Francis Room 104 Admitted to San Jacinto Methodist Mrs Elza Jones Highlands Rosnr 206 Mrs John Majors 2409 McKinney Road Room 352 Lewis Brown Dickinson Room LT Russell Burch La Porte in Room 310 Mondena Padgett Pasadena Room 319 Mrs J H Smith 216 Briar wood Room 332 William Barrass 715 E Hun nicutt Room B24 Mrs George Ragle Plainview Room 342
The Gulf Coast Art Society will meet at 8 00 pm Friday in the First Pasadena State Bank to hear Amy Chandley founder of the Jaginto City Art Club who teaches oil painting and has lectured widely. The meeting is open to the public. A Tuesday board meeting in Pasadena discussed plans for the spring May art show and annual picnic. Willette plans free lessons for Gulf Coast area with 20 students. Willard Veazey Jones spoke on Shakespeare to prospective members.
Atlanta Gov Carl E Sanders endorses providing bricks from the Old Soldiers Home for the United Daughters of the Confederacy to finance a Confederate dead memorial at Stone Mountain Park. State Attorney General says state constitution bans such donations, but Sanders pledges to supply bricks regardless.
New York AP describes Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus opening a four day stand at Madison Square Garden with a star lineup including Hannibal and eight tigers, La Torla and Chrystine Molt, aerial feats, clowns, midgets, and animal acts. The show runs January 16 from Miami Beach to Florida and visits major cities before returning to Florida in November.
The Mexican Baptist Church will hold a special service and observe the Lord's Supper at 7:20 p.m. Thursday. A message will be given by the pastor, the Rev. Ramon Vassar. Everyone is invited to attend.
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