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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1962
Page
2
Teachers push for cost of living pay raises and district paid hospitalization while asking for more sick leave. Gentry notes next year requires more money for instructional materials including library books and a language laboratory. maintenance needs rise as funds run short after 42000 spent previously.
AP report notes Texas oil output declined by 24 160 barrels daily last week while average state production hovered around 2 566 770 barrels. Weather across Texas ranged from hot and clear to scattered showers with temperatures 10 degrees higher in some Panhandle areas. Local notices list hospital admissions and births including injuries and a new birth at San Jacinto.
Rice clinched the South West Conference tennis title with a 4-2 victory over Southern Methodism. The Owls finished 31-5-5, ahead of any challenger as remaining matches do not threaten the crown. The report also notes volcanic activity and several admissions to Gulf Coast facilities.
Channelview drew into tidelands with admitted members including Mrs. Leora Rix of Jacinto City and Vernie Dean Hathorn, Channelview, joined by Michael Gene Usher and Carl Bitton of Houston, and Charles M. Beaird of Channelview. Dismissals included Ector Gray of Channelview and Howard W. Smith of Houston.
Birth notice for Mr. and Mrs. James Nixon announces the birth of a son on May 1 at Tide Lands General Hospital in Houston.
San Jacinto Council No 2788 Knights of Columbus will hold first second and third degree initiation Sunday at the KC Hall. Candidates and members will meet at 7 am then move to St Joseph Catholic Church for Mass at 7 20. Breakfast at Victory Cafe follows, free of charge. Degree work starts 10 am at KC Hall led by Charles Apgar of LaMarque. Barbecue at 4 30 pm after the degree work. meal 1 25 for members, free for candidates.
Telefonos de Mexico reports outdoor phone booths are being heavily damaged by vandals in Mexico City, risking cancellation of further booth installations. Public nuisance and security concerns cited as main factors affecting rollout plans.
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