No Trace in the War on Pests
Pest control is vital to protect gardens and harvests from insects and plant diseases. Pesticide use requires careful reading of directions, proper mixing, ventilation, and timing to ensure safety and effectiveness.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1967
Page
2
Pest control is vital to protect gardens and harvests from insects and plant diseases. Pesticide use requires careful reading of directions, proper mixing, ventilation, and timing to ensure safety and effectiveness.
A fragmented stock quote page lists multiple companies with percentages and prices in a mid century style ledger. Companies include Allis Chalmers Ford Dow Jones Texaco Exxon Mobil Gulf States and United Airlines among others with varied share figures.
A reader notes a quick method to check the fit of dentures and prevent slips during everyday actions like laughing or sneezing. The guide suggests testing with a light bite and noting comfort, odor, and retention.
Pool 1 continues on page 1 with a Monday closure for cleaning. Ten swimming lessons will be available under pool manager James Partin. Members pay five dollars for lessons while non members pay ten dollars.
Houston officials weigh Pasadena joining the Houston-Galveston Area Council to secure $375000 in federal sewer funds. Baytown is a member and HUD backed the project through Fort Worth regional office. Houston councilman Lee McLemore threatened to seek leaving the council if Pasadena’s bid succeeds. Frank Mancuso questioned the need to join for funds.
Four Army cadets and Navy midshipmen will be honored at Rice University on May 10 in a final review and award ceremony. Cadet Cpl. Killough, son of Mr and Mrs D G Killough, and James Brian, son of Mr and Mrs John D Brian, are among the top ROTC performers. A Baytown shopper won 10 from merchants in a weekly prize. Americans Abroad program hosts meeting at REL testing room with guest speaker Pierce Swofford. Bobby Allen, 21, remains in a coma after a Beaumont wreck, in ICU at Baptist Hospital.
Houston tax official Carl Smith cites irregularities tied to the Houston-Parris County Economic Opportunity Organization. He seeks a list of voters registered by the group to verify signatures. The group reportedly registered 50,000 to 80,000 voters. The executive committee has not decided whether to release the list.
The text lists numerous positions held by a parks official, including president of a board of directors, district director for the Texas Amateur Athletic Federation, state softball and volleyball commissioner, and member of several Texas and national sports associations and committees. It notes involvement across softball, volleyball, handball, and recreation groups.
Claude Oliver Williams 66 of 33 Graham Baytown died of a heart attack at his Lake Houston cabin. A native of Oakalla Texas he worked 38 years at Humble refinery before retirement five years ago. He leaves wife Hazel Roeland Williams sister Omie Goodman and brothers Arthur and Herman with four grandchildren. Funeral at Paul U Lee Chapel 2 pm Wednesday. Burial at San Jacinto Memorial Park under Paul U Doe Funeral Home direction with pallbearers named.
Police identified Joseph as a 1963 section leader in the Buffalo Cosa Nostra. Nicholas has faced at least 16 gambling court appearances and a one year term for possessing bookmaking records. Roy Carlisi, 58, Buffalo, tied to various local ventures, and others including LaDuca were among 65 men rounded up in Raid No 14, 1957 at the Apalachin home of the late Joseph Barbary during an alleged crime convention.
Honolulu AP reports a bill to display two snakes at a zoo died in a Senate committee as the legislative session ended. The snakeless state continues without a reptile exhibit.
Rich ard Ruckman son of Mr and Mrs Charles F Ruckman of Baytown arrived in Frisco to compete in the International Science Fair. He and Ronnie Wilson of Dickinson both 18 earned entry by winning grand awards at the Greater Houston Science Fair last month. Ruckman a Robert E Lee High School senior shows a project on how a common compound yields lesser known compounds used in disinfectants pesticides and industrial solvents.
The Ladies Auxiliary to Little League will hold a general business meeting at 9 30 a m Thursday in the Citizens Bank Conference Room All mothers are urged to attend.
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