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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1964
Page
2
Mrs. Linn O'Hagan, a Lee College instructor, will spend July in Paris studying French at the Sorbonne in France. She will head the English and French department in the fall and return to the college with plans tied to academic leadership.
A fragmented note describes appeals in an oil gas case where a judge and governor discuss recouping costs and gas supply. It mentions a railroad, a rehearing, and possible state law changes affecting producers and operators.
Jacqueline Baytoun, a Howard Payne College candidate for the bachelor of science degree, will participate in the university’s commencement exercises in Brownwood on Thursday for the 19th annual ceremony.
Laotian Premier Souvanna Namly Souvanna asked Soviet Ambassador Sergei Affanassiev for ammunition to arm neutralist forces and repair inoperative transport planes. He cited shortages from recent clashes with Pathet Lao and North Vietnamese forces and noted Moscow’s limited aid to date while signaling openness to military and economic support from all nations.
The Perkinson family funeral notices list services at Seturtey at Peul U for Mery Bono Perkinson. Survivors include husband KO Perkinson, sisters Mrs. Lucille of Housten and Mrs. Zeile Cloudin of Rivers, plus several others. Rev. Don Duren of Cedar Sey sdist Church will officiate with burial at Greys Crest Cemetery.
Court records show witnesses in the Sam Hoover case were kept secret or sealed. Attorneys argued for public access as Judge Ber C granting a sealing order. The Pasadena mayor was ordered to appear for a hearing before Judge Connai- in the ongoing matter.
The article covers ongoing Laos Cambodia and Vietnam concerns with no force solutions in view. Soviet Britain and the United States exchange sharp notes over Laos neutrality and inspections. Tass accuses the U S of planning new actions while warning of Geneva agreements violations. Premier Souvanna asks U S to act.
The monument schedule lists Mrs David W Knepper director of the San Jacinto Air arrangement. The plant will open seven days a week from June 1 through Labor Day.
James Melvyn Strangmeier son of Mr and Mrs William Strangmeier of Baytown will receive his doctor of medicine degree June 1 at Tulane University School of Medicine. He is a Robert E Lee High School and Lee College graduate with UT pre med education. He earned the Teal Scholarship at Tulane and belongs to Alpha Kappa Psi Medical fraternity. He and his wife Nelda Spencer plan a trip to South Carolina before starting his internship at R E Thomason General Hospital in El Paso.
David Van Scoter, innkeeper at Baytown’s Holiday Inn since August, will resign Friday to become food and beverage manager for Standard Oil Co of Ohio’s new Hospitality Motor Inns unit. He will organize and operate the first Cleveland inn, one of nine planned in the first year.
Charles Howard Franklin, 21, of Baytown, is held in Galveston County jail on burglary and car theft questions. Baytown and Galveston officers have pursued him since February after a theft at Bay Carper Co. and a separate theft of a 1964 Chevrolet in Baytown. He was arrested in New Mexico and located here after being picked up by Galveston officers.
Havana reports four men described as CIA agents were executed after a trial by the First Revolutionary Tribunal of Havana District. They allegedly landed from Miami to wage guerrilla warfare and were captured during infiltration efforts. Names given include Felipe Vidal Santiags Ladis law Gondalez Benitez Elas Rivera Bello and Algredo Valdes Linares.
A Hillsdale Local union strike at Essex Wire Corp. erupted in violence as demonstrators attacked the jail and stones were thrown. Police used nightsticks to restore order after a carload of guards was intercepted. The three month dispute centers on contract terms and wage parity with Indiana workers. Hillsdale plant average pay around 2.43?hour while Fort Wayne wages are higher. A guard was shot and a worker clubbed during the clashes as the crowd mood shifted to peaceful by early morning.
Mrs Jack Smith formerly Kathy Williams of Anahuac will appear on Candid Camera Sunday night TV show according to her parents F E Williams of Anahuac Now living in Austin she is sponsoring a senior class trip to Bandera and was photographed for a brochure advertising a raven before being told of her TV appearance Some pictures are to be used Sunday the Williams said
Admitted to Gulf Coast Karen Parr daughter of Afr and Mrs John W Parr 217 Gresham Room 113 Henry Stewart son of Mr and Mrs James W Stewart of B N Burnett Drive Room Mrs Fred C Robinson Men to Park Calif Room 127 Ben Ferrill Baytown Room Joe Applegate Baytown Room 107 William B Rogers GE Sterling Room 2 grafted to San Jacinto Methodist Michael Westergren La Porte Room 200 See Mrs Bruce DuBose Highlands Room 250 Fernie Davis 2204 New York Room 330 Mrs Leon Cane 306 Cedar Be Lynchburg Road Room Miss Rebekah Cherry Crosby Room 204 See Mrs Ben Thomasson La Porte Room 331 Donald Rhodes 182 Oakland Room 302 Mrs Francis Wooster 108 Crow Road Room 243 Mrs Allen Alford 210 N Street Room 246 New arrivals Mr and Mrs Royce Owens Bolster son born Thursday at San Jacinto Methodist
Absentee ballots for the June 6 primaries drew strong early interest in Houston with 134 ballots cast, 74 Democrats and 6 Republicans in the county clerk’s office. Deputy clerk Ronald Aldis said turnout looked good and predicted heavy Republican runoff and Democratic turnout ahead. Absentee voting ends June 2 with hours 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on remaining days. Voters need not have participated in May primary to vote in runoff, and party primaries may not switch into runoff ballots.
Chevrolet promotes the Chevelle with a practical, stylish appeal. The ad touts interior luxury, multiple engine options for economy or performance, and features like self adjusting brakes and a Delectron generator. Trade N Travel Time urges buyers to visit dealers now as the road awaits.
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