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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1963

Page

2

Low Pay and Expenses Define Red China Living Standards

Peking report paints a mixed picture of Mao era earnings with average wages around 70 yuan monthly and apprentices at 15 while skilled workers reach 50. Rent is capped near 2 yuan a month for some, with food costing about five dollars and utilities modest. Many live in crowded housing, yet basic comforts like radios and bicycles appear, while cars, televisions, and cameras remain rare luxuries. Workers toil eight hours daily, six days weekly, with two weeks’ holiday yearly. medical care is free for the patient but partly charged for dependents. Retirement and maternity benefits favor the couple but emphasize modest living.

Richard P. Lister Peking Wuhan Iron and Steel Company Mao Tze-tung Yore Chang

Baytown Class of 1963 Graduation Awards Highlight Notables

The 1963 Baytown graduation featured numerous awards and scholarships across science, arts, and leadership. Recipients included Robert Lawless, Ginny Bethea, Jack Halter, Diane Cummings, and many others funded by local clubs, organizations, and Lee College scholarships.

Susan Bryan Danny Waddell Echols Big Marshall Lee College R. B. Sparks Robert Lawless Society of Professional Chemists and Engineers Keuffel and Esser Co Richard Hargraves Texas Chemical Council Larry Clevenger Bausch and Lonb Ginny Betha Jacklyn Shires Peggy Kelly Jane VanDeventer Jaycee Jacobs Jay Martha Strauss Daughters of the American Revoluton Sons of the American Revolution Jack Halter Sick Franklin Balfour Patricia Donnelly American Association of University Women Robert Peacock Baytown Baytown Kiwanis Club Carol Dippel Janice Roach Baytown Lions Club Robert Segers Judith Gatlin Baytown Police Association Diane Cummings Ambrosio Rios Baytown Rotary Club Jackie Shires Diane Tieman East Harris County Medical Assistants Sharon Swickland Kathleen Dill Highlands Elementary Parent-Teacher Association James Contreras Sociedad Mutualista Miguel Hidalgo Katina King The Wooster Lions Club Citizens] National Bank Lee Colere Mae Jarrett Virginia Chaplin Charles Forque Sam Houston State College Terry Orr Diane Peel East Harris County Registered Professional Nurses Society Celestino Lopez DeZavala Parent-Teacher Association Ginny Bethea Field-Franklin Mabel Black Robert E. Lee Anchor Club Mary Clare Babin Brenda Strack Social Order of Beauceant Baytown Music Study Club Willie Sherrell Hooper Paul Quinton Texas

Baytown anglers flood Trinity Bay with big catches

Fishing at Cow's Reef near Capt. Earl Barnett's Bayview Camp draws crews from far and wide. Many land 5 to 9 pound speckled trout while others haul in larger, surprising weights as locals like L. H. Rickettson and Russell Liles report dozens of fish. A shark sighting by Dr. Ernest Smith adds to a busy day of tidewater sport.

Trinity Bay Cow's Reef Earl Barnett Bayview Jerry Dunman Boudreau Nowlin C. W. Plato Plato Crawley G. W. Curtis Jethro Cain Richard Lawrence Lynn B. Jones Harding Channelview John P. Laird S. Randall Pasadena W. B. (Blumer) Thompson Baytown Uja Zanel Grey Yvou Laird Trinity River Thompson Ernest Smith E. de- Fee Rufus Osgood

Hospital Notes Readouts From San Jacinto and Nearby

Patient list includes Mrs. Clayton Williams Chan nelview Room 338 and Patricia Jean Philyaw La Porte Room 227 plus Richard Lyn Kressiey Pasadena Room 133 and Herbert Forest Sims Kilgore Room 109. Other entries cover Houston Highlands and Harvey addresses with various room numbers.

San Jacinto Hospital Clayton Williams Channelview Kay Lynn Dianne Cain Highlands Anthony P. Messian Houston Fred G. Henexson Guwif Coast Richard Lyn Kressiey Pasadena R. B. Jacobs Harvey Patricia Jean Philyaw la Porte J. B

Mantinband to Speak at UJA Campaign Dinner in Longview

Rabbi Charles Mantinband of Congregation Emanu-El will headline the 23rd Campaign Opening Dinner of the United Jewish Appeal at 6 39 p m Sunday at the Tower. The event honors Mose Sumner Don L Teter and Mervin Rosenbaum for humanitarian work benefiting TITA causes.

Charles Mantinband Emanu-El Longview United Jewish Appeal the Tower

Greensboro marches after city council endorsement of integration

About 900 years, Negroes renoring official endorsement of Integration by Greensboro's city council, marches into downtown shortly after the council's endorsement. Texas Senate advances a poll tax proposal to deter Texans Arcide in November if they want to vote. Orvil Dryfoos, 30, New York Times president dies. Pope John XXIII reportedly gains strength at a nine day retreat. Kennedy and Macmillan draft a nuclear test ban talks plan. Kennedy meets with leaders on racial discrimination wars.

Greensboro Texas Senate Orvil FE Dryfoos New York Times Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center Kennedy Marold Macmillan Khrushchev

Films On Japan At Coady Baptist Church

The Rev Paul Stephens of Second Baptist Church will present films from Japan at Coady Baptist Church at 5 30 pm Sunday during the training union hour.

Japan Paul Stephens Second Baptist Church Coady Baptist Church

Mantband Receives George Brussel Award for Freedom Cause

The award recognizes Mantband for exceptional devotion to individual freedom and social justice in the spirit of Hebrew Prophets. More than half of those mentioned have been resettled in the United States and Israel.

Badgett Denies Holding Park Petitions Against Negro Park

Baytown City Councilman Ken neth E Badgett said Saturday he did not have petitions asking that Gulf Hill not be used as a park for Negroes. He stated he never possessed the petitions and that residents asked him to oppose the site. He favored providing park facilities closer to the Negro community if possible.

Baytown Kenneth E Badgett Gulf Hill Badgett

Four Killed In Car Wreck On Highway 90

A three vehicle crash on U S 90 in northeast Harris County Friday night left four dead and one injured. The victims were all in the same car: Theresa Ann Rodriguez 17, her infant brother Richard Anthony Rodriguez, Alvert Allen Nelson 21, and James Robert Mercado 22, all of Houston. Virginia Reed 41 was treated for shock and listed in fair condition. The other two drivers escaped injury.

Houston U. S. 90 Harris County Theresa Ann Rodriguez Richard Anthony Rodriguez Alvert Allen Nelson James Robert Mercado Virginia Reed

Central Assembly Of God Bible School Opens Monday

Central Assembly of God Pruett and Nazro will start Vacation Bible School at 8 am Monday for children ages 2 to 14. Theme Wagons Ho On the Christian Trail. Trail driver Lella Mae Greer leads with staff in Beginners and Nursery, Primary, Junior, and Intermediate Departments, plus crafts and piano.

Central Assembly of God, Pruett and Nazro Lella Mae Greer Puss Ernestine Chastain Verna Mac Raneau Alice Barnett Leata Young Martha Lamb Ione Flowers Patsy Sterling Betty Lou Chastain

Annual Baytown Y Day Camp Schedule Announces Sessions

The Baytown YMCA unveils its third annual summer day camp with four sessions from June 10 to August 2 at Roseland Park and Camp Ross Sterling. Activities include swimming hiking archery fishing crafts and Indian Night awards. Registrations are now open for children ages 7 to 12.

Baytown Ross Sterling YMCA

Bid Opening Set On Seabrook Marine Lab

The Static Board of Control in Austin will receive bids by 11 a.m. Tuesday for a two story marine laboratory for the Game and Fish Commission at Seabrook. The building covers about 5933 square feet with reinforced concrete slabs, wood frame, brick and tile interiors, and a tilt-up exterior.

Seabrook Marine Lab Board of Control Lamar Ave Austin Seabook Game and Fish Commission

Weingarten Bargaining Vote Recount Ordered

Baytown Weingarten Super Market workers vote on representation by Retail Clerks Union Local 435. A recount will decide the outcome after 105 ballots were challenged. union 924 to 919 against. NLRB examiner Wilton Waldrop says 48 stores could be affected and an investigation or hearing may follow.

Baytown Weingarten Super Market National Labor Relations Board Retail Clerks Union Local 435 Wilton Waldrop NLRG Weingarten Waldrop

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