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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1971
Page
9
A cluttered TV log lists programs for Wednesday with NBC segments and motion picture features. Notable items include NBC Nightly News, The Dick Van Dyke Show, To Rome with Love, Moby Dick, and the Late Show with guests and movie listings.
Eight Baytonians are among 1731 candidates for spring graduation at Texas A&M University. Commencement for graduates is May 7 and for undergraduates May 8. Baytown names include Richard L. Copeland, Elbert R. Martin III, Norman E. Montgomery, Jerry Milton Sheats, William C. Barker, David E. Owen, Larry A. Brill, and Curtis W. Smith with various degrees.
Capt. Samuel L. Gravely, the first Black admiral in U.S. naval history, rejected charges of racism in promotions. Gravely, a former railway postal clerk, led the guided missile frigate Jouett back from a seven month Vietnam tour and was named among 49 captains selected for promotion to rear admiral.
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