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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1966

Page

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Baytown Area News Briefs Highlight Students and Events

Sun Spots reports Rosemary Kent elected Gamma Alpha Chi chapter president at the University of Texas. Delta Zeta Mothers Club to hold luncheon and installation at River Oaks Country Club. Two Baytown girls chosen for Stephens College European Tour with directors leaving New York June for Southampton and returning Paris July 22. Oberlin stage manager Alan Buster, La Porte native, works Becket. George Webb to lead Masonic workshop for multiple lodges May 31. Dr F H Field leads Esso Baytown grad seminar at Stanford. Mobile X Ray unit visits First National Bank and Kmart in Baytown schedule. Jack Stewart recuperating in Baytown Hospital. Louis Boullion, 89, dies in Kaplan, Louisiana. services Saturday. Wagon Wheel square dancers cancel due to Houston spring festival.

Baytown Stephens College Melanie Jeanne Moore Silas Gy Moore North Gaillard Mary Frances Snodgrass John Snodgrass Southwood New York Southampton England Paris Houston Harris County TV Association First National Bank Kmart

Weather Notes Galveston Forecast With Warm Range

Thunderstorms and clouds give way to partly sunny skies and warmer temps. Expect highs near 80 and lows around 72. Thursday saw 71 to 89 degrees with a 1 degree reading at 8 am. Friday into Saturday includes late night and early morning tides at 1048 pm and 6 24 am respectively.

Baytown Gossip Sparks Local Curiosity

George Chandler comments on several allegations while Barry Nettles urges a teacher to attend a meeting. R J Grimes Jr. stays quiet as Fred Lintieman picks up mail. Rufus Honeycutt and H E Brunson nearly miss a photo. Charles Holliman, once a Baytonian now in Lubbock, hopes to return home soon. Blue Beathard sends greetings from Houston to Baytown friends. Winston Hayes weighs in on political developments. Jim Ainsworth thanks Jaycee publicity contacts. John Manning juggles many irons in the fire. Dub Rogers hurries to work on a cool morning. Mrs Chester Burchett collects mail early. Ditto Sam Alford and Alton Laird. R A Dixon walks briskly before a light. W A Read searches for weather clues.

George Chandler Barry Nettles R J_ Grimes Jr Fred Lintieman Rufus Honeycutt H. E. Brunson Charles Holiiman Baytonian Lubbock Blue Beathard Houston Baytown Winston Hayes Jim Ainsworth Ome John Manthey Dub Rogers Chester Burchett Sam Alford Alton Laird R.A. Dixon W. A. Read

Rites Pending for Baytown Banker Mose Sumner Dies

Mose Sumner a Baytown merchant and banker died in St Marys Hospital Galveston at noon Friday He had moved from Brenham in 392% with his brother Joe Sumner They built the A M Thomas Store later housed by Paine Bros He later joined Citizens National Bank and Trust Co as a director for over 25 years Survived by his wife and six sisters Funeral arrangements will be announced.

Mose Sumner Baytown St. Mary’s Hospital Galveston Mose Sumner Brenham Joe Sumner A. Mi. Thomas Herring Drug Store West Texas Ashbel Sumner Brothers Brookshire Summer Brothers Thomas Texas Ave Paine Bros Citizens National Bank and Trust Co St. Mary's Hospital Eva Smith Brooklyn Ida Smith Butler, Pa Sarah Simon Flora Moskowitz Goldie Rothenberg Sylvia Altman Houston

Turmoil in Saigon as Buddhists pressure troops

Buddhists in Saigon revive anti government slogans and monks press U S Marines to intervene in Da Nang where rebel and royal forces clash inconclusively. Premier Ky vows to stay in power while protests and riots flare, police deploy tear gas as crowds smash windows and throw Molotovs.

Saigon U.S da Nang Viet Nam Nguyen Cao Ky Buddhist Institute Lewis W. Wak

Moyers to Receive Baptist Award After All

Presidential press secretary Bill Moyers is set to receive the Southern Baptist Convention’s Distinguished Communicator Award after initially declining the invitation. A Texas moderator-elect race and Viet Nam casualties are also noted along with automotive safety impact on Ford sales and a celebrity marriage brief.

Bill D. Moyers Southern Baptist Convention Moyers

Former Baytonian Dies In Brazil

Former Baytown resident Frank R. Eckert died in Salvador Brazil while working for Reed Roller Bit Co of Houston. His body will arrive in Houston Saturday evening with funeral plans to be announced by sister Mrs A J Findeisen. He had directed manufacturing in the Salvador plant and is survived by a widow and daughter Linda both of Houston, three sisters and a brother.

Frank R. Eckert Baytown Salvador Brazil Reed, Roller Bit Co Houston A. J. Findeisen Forest Park Eckert Salvador Bahai Reed Bit Co Maydel Gaines Eckert Linda Findeisen Hazel Carter Cleveland Tex Anita McClain John Perry Eckert Chickasha, Okla

Surveyor Passes Last Earth Test For Moon Landing

A test version of the Surveyor lunar lander completed a 900-foot descent and soft landing at Holloman AFB. The craft, weighing 225 pounds, used two radar systems and three liquid fuel engines to slow from about 50 mph to 3.5 mph. NASA officials call it a success ahead of the May 30 Cape Kennedy flight and the Apollo program’s needs.

Alamogordo Surveyor U.S Russia Cape Kennedy Fila National ‘Aeronautics ‘and Space Administration

Inequities of U S Draft System Prompt Fresh Review

Congress presses for exhaustive reexamination of the U S military draft amid charges of inconsistency and inequity. Resolutions in the House seek special investigative committees while Sen Nelson calls for a national commission to audit draft rules and practices.

Washington House Senate Gaylord’ Nelson DaVis Pentagon Robert 5 McNamara Peace Corps Montreal United States Congress Dallas Tex Lewis B. Hershey Selective Service Hershey Texas Nelson Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass Jacob E. Javits R-N-X Javits Viet Nam Ernest Gnuiening Alaska Donald Fraser D-Minn

Woman Talks Youth Out Of Holding Her Up

Baytown police sought a would be robber who reconsidered after a cashier at U Totem Drive In No 2 2807 N Main refused to give money. The teen 17 to 18 years old about six feet tall fled toward Harold Lane after showing a blue .32 caliber pistol. A customer alerted officers who described the suspect as dark skinned with straight black hair wearing all black.

Baytown N. Main Harold Lane Robebery M. T. Reeves Raymond. L. Hardy

Baytown Board Inducts Record 94 Into Armed Forces

Baytown Selective Service Board No 8 reports a 94 inductees week, the most in its history, with about 30 more sent for pre induction physicals. Local and area leaders joined celebrants at the send off as names span Baytown Highlands Pasadena Deer Park Seabrook Crosby Channel view and Houston.

Minety Armed Services Baytown Draft Board Abigail Frazier Selective Service Board W_ P_ Smith R. L. Huddleston E C. Wood Senior Citizens Club Eldon Berry Baytown Joe, Garcia Joseph P. Hill Highlands Ronald L. Clamon Donald D. Oehler James L Fleming Richard D. Bryant Howard R. Mixon Bert G. Hale Pasadena Jerry M. Michew Sphendora William L. Thuem Richard D. Fowler

artificial heart implant aids 61 year old patient

Walter Le MeCans, a 61 year old retired Navy chief petty officer from Woodinville Washington, died after pulmonary complications following an artificial heart implant. The procedure involved a bypass tube system connected to an external plastic pump. Surgeons removed chest fluid and continued efforts to halt bleeding as his condition deteriorated.

Walter McCans Navy Woodinville Wash

Speaker Chosen For BH Senior Baccalaureate

William C. Bolton, director of public relations for Houston Baptist College, will speak at Barbers Hill High School seniors baccalaureate services at 1 p.m. Sunday at Font Bel View First Baptist Church. Bolton, a Louisiana native, holds degrees from Louisiana College in Pineville and from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, with study at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth. He has broad experience in public relations and education, including roles as a sports, news and commercial announcer with radio and television.

William C. Bolton Houston Baptist’ College Barbers Hill High School Font Belview First Baptist Church Bolton Louisiana Louisiana College Pineville New Orleans

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Rosemary A. Kent University of Texas Gamma Alpha Chi Miss Kent L. F. Kent East Texas Ave Delta Zeta Mothers Club River Oaks Country Club J. J. Jobs G. Rex Curtin Alan Buster Edwin G. Buster la Porte Oberlin Dramatic Association Becket Buster Oberlin College George H. Webb Cedar Bayou Channelview Worth Shore North Shore Lodge North Federal Road Wooston F. H. Field Esso Research and Engineering Co Baytown Research and Development Division Stanford University Jack Stewart Baytown Hospital Louis Boullion Wagon Wheel Square Houston Square Dance Council Citizens National Menaer F Mr. Mose NEA da’ Nang Wooster Baptist Church Howor G.N. Allison Carroll Melisa Fellowship Hall of Wooster Baptist Galaxie Felton NEA Telephoto Gertrude Baniszewshl William Erbecker Sylvia Likens Indianapolis Ind News Digest AP. Wires RW. Jablonowski of Fort Worth Texas Presbyterians Martin D. Reilly el Paso Arthur P. Wright Sherman Bobby D. Swindell Earl G. Clark Denton Phoenix Esparza San Antonio Ford Motor Co Dinger Mel Torme Janette Scott Tokyo Luci Johnson On Rae Citizens OF Texas Savings Baytown Board Joe B Vansay Deward AL ‘Shepherd Deer Park Glen W. Gilmore Porter Peter H. Carpenter Seabrook Earl L. West Emil L. Westermann Crosby Ernest S. Smith Vance G. Townsend Wiliam E. Alexander Harold Ashlock Raymond Champagne Billy E. Johnson Richard G. Kenney Tyree. Ford John McPeters Vernon H. Malish Jr Donald L. Davenport Embry L. Guster Ervin Matthews David A. Seal Robert E. Bushy Robert L. Alexander Charles _T. Leonard Ronald J. Oliver John Ss. Freddie Gilbert E. Shelton James A. Spence Dalton Skinner Clee’s. Thrash Jr Robinson D. Schmidt Billy D. Mayberry Leo Woodard Jr Thmas W. Robertson Jr Robert A Foullak Arrval Detatti Baytown Sun Stephen Pollak Center Baytown Human Relations Council the Tower Robert Calvin Franks R. N. Franks Cabaniss Harris County Federal' Savings and Loan OUR. Savings Walter le MeCans
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