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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1967
Page
7
Editor frames a three part analysis of world communism's status as a 50 year old movement. He notes ailments, lack of abundance, and failure to align with original utopian goals. He discusses Soviet and Chinese roles, party splits, and the movement's waning influence worldwide.
WACO Tex AP reports Baylor University graduate Ray Bubener will become the first journalism teacher at Hong Kong Baptist College. He will also teach two English classes and is a former Peace Corps volunteer in Africa.
The Philadelphia Spelling Book by John Barry became the first work registered for copyright in the United States. It was filed on June 9, 1790, ten days after President Washington signed the first U.S. copyright law, which then covered maps charts and books.
Ross Hunter, once a high school English teacher, has become Hollywood’s top producer and a strong box office draw. He cites a mostly successful run since 1952 with 6 of 36 films failing financially, and notes he makes pictures for the public to entertain. His current hit praised is Thoroughly Modern Millie, with The Public Eye in development. He recalls returning to teaching during a Hollywood downturn and says he could return to the classroom if needed.
Irvine KY AP report recounts a community divided over a county hospital step by step. After initial opposition from ministers, Sisters of St Benedict agreed to operate on a 99 year lease at $1 a year. Court allowed nun led care. Last year 1,515 patients, 95 percent from Estill County, with many former opponents now proud of the hospital.
Gulf Oil Corp 1950 savings stock bonus yields 341022 for 152 Beaumont employees from 366837 saved total. Port Arthur refinery workers receive 5703 75 bonus plus 1346 732 of their own in savings bonds and cash.
Temple Junior College reports 1,068 students for the spring term with enrollment drawn from 81 cities. Less than half come from Temple, Texas, highlighting regional reach of the college.
Pasadena biologists Robert Edgar and William Wood of Caltech announce in Engineering Science a virus labeled T4 built from DNA and inactivated genes. The virus resembles a hypodermic syringe and can reproduce by infecting bacteria, releasing about 200 new viruses per cell. They also claim to alter it so host cells make only unassembled parts, then combine them in vitro to form complete viruses.
Police in a San Diego County suburb investigated an anonymous tip about two young men pushing a compact car into a house living room after removing sliding glass doors. They reportedly said they could not afford a radio and wanted music, transforming an auto radio into household sound.
Three year old Willie Comell urged his sleepy mother to see the Easter bunny. They arrived too late as the bunny had already eaten the crocuses growing near the house.
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