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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1967
Page
2
Bond proposal outlines issuance of 2 450 000 for school projects and related tax levy. The measure references Zeno Waring and ATR conditioning school bonds and specifies levy terms and payments. Details appear fragmented but indicate a formal proposition affecting school financing and local taxation.
A fragmented OCR list shows numerous schools and box numbers including David G Burnet Elementary Highlands San Jacinto Elementary William B Travis Elementary Thid Feilen s Ashbel Smith Mary George W Carver James Bowie Harlem Stephen F Austin and related post office boxes. The text reads like an address directory or school listing with no narrative context.
Fragmentary stock ticker notes list energy and utility firms with scattered company names. Readable items include Carveler and Comrabis Gas plus Eoffimen Elec and Enterleke Steel, with uncertain entries suggesting a late trading snapshot.
A jumble of patient names and room numbers appears in hospital notes. Entries include Bartholomew Curris in Highlands Room 208, Robbie Brock son of Bir, Lise Shelton daughter of Mir, Billy Shelton, Revie Psy Lopes in Wook Pann 4S, Mrs. Louise Barrinston in Pasa Den a Room 222, and many others across rooms 1 to 352. The list mentions new births and various patients with numerous misreadings and partial addresses.
Amid unclear text, notices indicate additions to a program with a $3 fee, five classes weekly, two week meetings from early morning hours. Elementary sessions listed at 5 am with 66 minutes per class, though exact times and dates are uncertain.
The YMCA will offer two youth art courses starting June 3 at Fite. Basic Oil Painting runs 2:20 to 4:00 pm on Thursdays taught by Ris Leone Binckjeroy. Figure Drawing focuses on life studies with fees of 3 for members and 8 for non members. Registration via telephone.
Fragmentary notes describe tiny animals linked to shrews and mention Persien Ms Hazroid's Brass Trader 3s/S355. The text is incomplete but hints at biological classification of miniature mammals and possible names or brands. Further context needed for precise identification and event details.
Fragmented report shows Egypt accusing Israel of aggression since the 13th with a mobilization for invasion. United Nations evacuations total about 200 of 3,209 Middle East troops. Canada plans to pull 720 by tonight. Egypt demands withdrawal of Canadian forces and orders to resist aggression. Soviet officials express concern as US Navy moves monitor the situation. defensive ministers meet amid warnings from Moscow and Tel Aviv.
Local hospital board deliberations proceed as attorney Robart and Bob Giere discuss appointments. Rotary club members plan a noon Wednesday tour between Gric and Dancing, with Lowell Lammers arranging architecture. Prominent local names: Kenneth Featherston, Ronnie Wales, Lawrence Cosert Fr., and James Dollar honored at LSU with degrees.
Bal pool manager Wes Tediock announces Roseland pool hours this summer from 1 50 to 2 35 pm and 3 to 3 50 pm Monday to Saturday with Sunday swimming 2 8 to 4 0 pm. Attendance opening day reached at least 253 people. Daily rates set at 25 cents for under six, 35 cents for ages 6 to 12, and 50 cents for older children.
The Justice of the Peace office in the county will be open for business and Paytown banks will also operate on the holiday, continuing services as usual.
A new Boy Scout Troop was organized in the district with members named incl. Lawrence B. Dickson and others. The report notes formation of the group and lists participating organizers and attendees.
Linas Club of District 282 hosts a 3 pm benefit premiere at Bajestic Theater Houston for Eyes of Texas Light Foundation. The film Thoroughly Modern Mile stars Julie Andrews and features a star cast in a color musical about a small town girl becoming a city woman. Tickets and pre sale info available through Bay town Lions or by calling Houston.
P H Robinson of Houston Lighting and Power Co. was elected president of the Texas Atomic Energy Research Foundation at a Dallas board meeting. TAERF comprises ten investor owned electric utilities in Texas and funds nuclear research at the University of Texas. Robinson has led HLIPCO since 1963 after joining in 1928 as an electrical engineer from Woods County Oklahoma.
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