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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1961
Page
2
Mrs. Mina Emma Palmer, 71, of 612 MN Magnolia Highlands died at 2 p.m. Wednesday. Her body will be shipped by Earthman Funeral Home to Duenkel-Scarminchel Funeral Home in Pampe for funeral services at 2 p.m. Saturday and burial at Pernna.
NASA officials named Alan B. Jr. and L Grissom as the core of the second manned flight team. Enos the chimp, on three orbits, demonstrated stresses of weightlessness to guide future missions toward Titov’s 17 Earth orbits and a safe landing.
Admitted to San Jacinto Hospital Larry Cleve Fowler in Room 215. Gulf Coast Hospital shows Kenneth Earl Holton in Room 23, David F. Duncan in Crosby, Jack Marvin Reed in Room 120, Ronald Strickling in Circle Com 220, Gayle Jones in Room 202, Miguel Rodriguez in Room 135, Mrs Woodrow W Edelman in Room 107, Wil Bent in Mont Belvieu, and Edward Hardy in La Porte. Births include a child born November 2 at San Jacinto to Mr. and Mrs. Roger Highlands and a son born November 30 at San Jacinto to Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Rogers. No visitors allowed at Gulf Coast.
Funeral services were held Wednesday in Columbus for David Gold 14 a Baytown relative of Joe E Gold The Columbus teen died Monday from an accidental shooting on a hunting trip near Weimar Baytown relatives and friends attended including Mr and Mrs Host Jacobs Kathleen Jacobs Mrs Matthew Heiman Mrs David Krouse and Mrs Rose Heiman
Anahuac will host the regional twirlers competition with Looming entries from Newton and Orangefield. Class B bands include Hamshire-Fannett and High Island, while Clara 3-C features C. C. Wilson and Carr. Class 1 will include Amelia and Woodlawn with Anahuac set to compete in Class.
In New York AM, analysts weigh silver as commodity and monetary backing. Miners say official prices deter output while users push for lower costs. silver backs about 2 billion in paper currency and silver certificates. Treasury moves to halt pegged sales may lift prices, boosting production and easing supply tightness.
The note describes the time of the offense as 11:46 a.m. on that date with the writer stepping out at 11:45 a.m. to feed a meter when a police motorcycle arrived. The fragment suggests testimony about immediate events surrounding the arrest and the officer’s approach, but much of the detail is garbled.
East Baytown area editor discusses a year of policy shifts on stockpiling for religious and industrial needs. Mentioned are Kodak film nitrate supply use, Treasury actions, and a Methodist Layman's Day highlight. Bramlett, 27 years with Humble Oil, resides at 3228 Indiana with wife and daughter Sherry.
Atlanta superintendent John Letson announced that Donita Gaines, a 16 year old among nine Black students recently admitted to white high schools, has been permitted to transfer back to the Negro school. The change follows her father's request and officials cited academic pressure rather than trouble with white pupils as the cause.
A distorted speech reheats a plea to a judge about fines. The speaker mentions placing two one dollar bills in an envelope for the chambers and recalls a new parking ticket dated November 12 in Baytown as a purported fix.
Houston leaders urge cooperative action to overcome annexation fences that divide Harris County cities. P H Robinson president of the Houston Chamber of Commerce says 17 cities with 60 incorporated, seven adjacent counties form a region where growth is area wide. He warns economic progress will be area driven, not city specific, with future expansion tied to broader regional development.
Santa searches closets for gift ideas and uncovers garment bags hat boxes storage boxes skirt and trouser hangers belt and tie racks closet expanders. The text notes humans burn more calories and sleep longer when well rested.
Los Angeles AP report says actress Bette Davis rented a Brentwood house for 675 dollars monthly deemed substandard by her attorney. He alleges doorway hazards violated building codes, Davis slipped and injured her back, seeking damages. Defendants include the owner and real estate agents. case heard by a district court of appeal panel.
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