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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1963

Page

2

Washington Delays Plans For Ship Channel Bridge

The U S Corps of Engineers in Washington rejected the Stan Highway Commission plan for a high level I 10 bridge over the Houston Ship Channel after protests from the Navigation District. The decision follows concerns the span would hinder navigation and that footings in the water would threaten safety. engineers suggest resubmission with navigation-friendly design. Local officials and pilots criticized the original proposal, while Texas Highway Department officials consider possible revision and future applications.

Houston Ship Channel U. S. Corps of Engineers Washington Stan Highway Commission Manchester Navigation District Johnson Graham Fice Army Headquarters Albert Thomas Iehief of Ren. Thomas Rep Plains P. Turner Mamber Port of Houston Maritime Association Houston Pilots Propeller Club Texas Highway Commision Corps of Engineers Clyde Silvas Ment Austin

Cancer Society Elects Officers in Texas Division

William D. Seynald of Houston was elected president of the Texas Division, American Cancer Society at its annual meeting at the River Hotel. New officers include B L Aronoff, M Bol las, Vane president and presidiem eleer, Mrs. Jick Clarke Jr. Clon roe, vice president, Bryan Fin Jey, Rarlinsen, secretary. John A. Muilley of Corpus Christi chairs the board, with Rev. J. E. Gamery of Loneville as vice chair and Grant Houston as treasurer. Gene Sanders of Dumas won Volunteer of the Year. John H. Childers of Dallas received the national annung award for contributions to cancer control. Bexar County Uni earned an award for Hi Spani zation television program.

Houston William D., Seynald Texas American Cancer Society Rive Hotel B. L. Aronoff M. Bollas Vane

Baytown Christmas Seals mailed for fund drive

Baytonians will receive Christmas seal packets Thursday and Friday as the TB Association launches a countywide drive to raise 180000 this year. Seals mailed from Houston feature a blue background and red TB symbol with two designs. posters and displays will appear in Baytown windows. Local leaders Gordon, Samm McPhailis, and Mrs. B B Batner head divisions. funds support patient care, research, and administration.

Triad Fennenia Baytown The Tuberculosis Association Houston I Stone Samm McPhailis B.B. Batnarbee Henry N. Armstrong Gordon Etao Etaoi NNNN Gordon Jewelry Sua Seputasib Re Corp Per. Vember America Time and Energy UG Chamber of Commerce United States Naval Reserve Temple Beth’ Israel Nation Jewish Hospital Denver Milton Weill Isamict

Regional Texas Baptist Royal Ambassador Rally in Waco

Baytown area Baptist churches including Eastside Cedar Bayou Wooster Second Baytown First Baptist Deer Park and Mont Belvieu will send 151 boys and sponsors to attend the Regional Texas Baptist Royal Ambassador Rally at Baylor University on November 23.

Baytown Bapti Waco Texas Baptist Baylor University Eastside Cedar Bayou Wooster Second Baptist First Baptist Deer Park Mont Belvieu

Noon Call Stock Quotes Courtesy Merrill Lynch

Stock market brief notes stock quotes as reported by Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner and Smith. The Noon Call provides intraday price levels for key securities and indexes, reflecting activity across major sectors and notable movements in the trading session.

Merrill Lynch Pierce, Fenner and Senith

Former Baytonian Receives Lamar Tech Research Grant

Dr. Ralph A. Wooster, a Baytonian and Lamar Tech faculty member, is among 31 scholars awarded research grants. The funds support “A Study of State and Local Government in the Lower South, 1850-1866,” with $575 allotted to Wooster.

Alleg Ludlum Chalne Aluminium Amer Cygin Anagonda Colunthia DuPont Palace Farid Dairi Guy Gulf States Igustin- Bac Lew Bo Nickel Jones Ah Jeough Ke Wau Lua Folly Lamar ‘Tech Wooster Laval Lower South Louis Land Magnavox Mariathon Oil Monsanto Aes Philip Morris Fae Olly Teresta StanInd Stan Ohia StudePackar Texas Gulf Texas Gulf Suip Tidewater Transam Corp Union Carbide Ralph A. Wooster Baytonian Isv Fou Enunis V. Wooster Baytown Rehoals

New Community Inn Opens in Woodville East Texas

The Woodville Community Inn, built at 800000 by Tyler County residents, opened with 72 guest rooms surrounding a patio under 400 cap banquet space. Facilities include a coffee shop, gift shop, barber, heated pool, wading pool, private club, and a massive pine log fireplace in a lobby area. Located near Tyler County courthouse at Highway 69 and 287, on the Crise family home site.

Woodville East Texas Tyler County Abe Uthe Highway 69 Crise East Texas

Rotary Fellowship awarded to Charles C. Foster

Charles C. Foster grandson of Baytown's Mr. and Mrs. K Hall earns a Rotary Club Fellowship to study law and political science at the University of Concepcion in Chile next year. Son of Mrs. Helen Foster of Corpus Christi he holds a UT BA and is pursuing graduate work. He is among 134 students selected from 34 countries for the awards.

Charles C. Foster K. Hall Baytown Rotary Club University of Concepcion Chile Helen Foster Corpus Christi University of Texas

Legal Notice Bids Requested by Consolidated ISD

The Athletic Department of the Gose Creeko Consolidated Independent School District invites sealed bids for all sports equipment and supplies. Specifications and details are available at the administrative office on Market Street Taras. Bids must be received by 10 a.m. Monday November 15, 1905. The district reserves the right to reject any or all bids as deemed advantageous. George H Gentry, Superintendent.

Gose’ Creeko Consolidated Independent School Allelic Ware Lockehn Market Street Boyt Taras H. R George H Gentry Schenis

Baytown Opportunity School to Host Open House Week

Baytown Opportunity School and Workshop will hold open houses November 18 and 20 observing National Retarded Children's Week. Seaborn Cravey proclaimed November 17 28 in Baytown. The event runs 7 to 9 p.m. with demonstrations by students and progress reports. The district has 24 students at the Opportunity School and Workshop this year and more in general education classes. The program works with the Baytown school system to aid mentally retarded children and is supported by the United Fund Drive.

D. L. Phillips Baytown J. M. Coady The Opportunity School John Woodard Opportunity United Fund

Berlin crisis draft pushes Baytown induction surge

Baytown area experiences a Berlin Crisis spike as Selective Service Board No. 63 orders 100 pre-induction physicals with 20 more expected by November 21. Nine inducted Thursday. five more set for November 25. Inducted men include Hood Houston Zarsky Crosby Vilial Cramer McNen Jensen Band Age Baytown Moore Galena Park Garvey Jr.

Berlin Baytown Baytown Selective Service Board No. 63 Abigail Frazier Legal Board Benny J. Hood Houston Albert F. Zarsky Crosby Elmer L.vilial, Jr Jacinto City Frank E.cramer Walter I. McNen Richard H. Jensen James RP Ronald J. Moore Galena Park William E. Garvey Jr

Flight Clinic at Beaumont by Texas Aeronautics Commission

The Texas Aeronautics Commission will conduct a Flight Clinic for pilots on December 7 at the Ramada Inn Hotel in Beaumont. This event aims to educate attendees on aviation topics and safety procedures with expert guidance.

Texas Aeronautics Commission Ramada Inn Beaumont

Hartman and Johnson Featured in National Magazine Photo

In the latest issue of a nationally circulated magazine, Fred Hartman editor of The Baytown Sun and Vice President Lyndon Johnson are pictured together holding a copy of The Sun during Johnson's Holiday Inns visit to Baytown. The Sun's banner Nine That day accompanied the photo.

Fred Hartman Baytown

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