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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1966

Page

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Baytown club notices mix meetings and tickets

Sun Spots Garden Club meets Tuesday at 3 30 a m at Grace Methodist Fellowship Hall. Dianne Davidson named a member of Abilene Christian College choir. Baytown Rotary to meet at noon Wednesday with World Series as program. Dads Day visit noted at Sam Houston State Teachers College. Ticket seeker wants two tickets to Arkansas Texas in Austin. Baytown area forecast calls for warmer partly cloudy days. Gander Booster Club meets Monday at 7 39 p m in Robert E Lee High School cafeteria. game movie screenings planned.

Garden Club Baytown Garden Club Wan Fellowship Hall of Grace Methodist Church Gander Booster Club Robert E. Lee High School Brazosport Ganders

Around Town A Roundup Of Daily Life And Meetings

A collage of brief hometown notes includes Lodie Edwards starting Monday with a pleasant thought for others, Margie Rodgers missing a horseback ride, Randy Wright delivering a surprise, and Ann Sholes repeating an assignment. The Sun’s composing room crew fished all night, Steve Donnelly starts a new job, Joe Allen distributes candidate copies, and Rocky Keene wakes early as friends help him rise. Mr and Mrs Bill Hendricks and Joe travel to Huntsville for a family portrait with Charlie.

Lodie Edwards Margie Rodgers Randy Wright Ann Sholes Robbie Sanders John Eatley Kenneth Moore Mellon Durant the Sun John Steve Donnelly Joe Allen Garrett Herring Mary Scott Rocky Keene Bill Hendricks Joe Huntsville Charlie

Joe Allen Named To Harris Mental Health Council

Joe Allen the Democratic nominee for State Representative District 3 including Baytown has been named a member of the Harris County Mental Health and Mental Retardation Board of Trustees Advisory Council representing the Baytown area. The act creating local control of mental health services prompts formation of advisory councils and a first meeting is set for 7 30 p m Oct 1 at St Pauls Lutheran Church on Garth Road Rev Harold Bombhoff will chair pro tem and Merton Trust will attend as staff.

Joe Allen Baytown Harris County Texas Department of Mental Health Harris County Commissioners Court

School Board Meets In Special Session At CB

The Cedar Bayou junior school auditorium hosts a special school board session Monday night at 7 30 p m with Supt George Gentry. items include grading system effects and proposed salary increases for cafeteria custodial maintenance transportation clerical secretarial and business staff. next regular meeting is Monday Oct 10.

Axat Scneon Cedar Bayou George Gentry

Copter Borne Troops Kill 117 Vietcong Near Qui Nhon

U S helicopters struck a mixed North Vietnamese and Viet Cong force near Qui Nhon as 1st Air Cavalry units pursued. The two day toll reached 224 enemy dead with 10 American casualties reported, while Marines near the DMZ saw heavy action and B52 bombers raided near Dong Ha.

Saigon South Viet Nam U.S 1St Air Cavalry Qui Nhon

Busiest Term Opens for High Court Amid Record Docket

The Supreme Court opened its new term with a brief session, as a record high docket nears 1,500 cases. Justices Warren, Black, Douglas, Clark, Harlan, Brennan, Stewart, White, and Fortas face cases on eavesdropping privacy obscenity and civil rights. The term includes Teamsters leader Hoffa's appeal and other major issues.

Washington Supreme Court Earl Warren Warren Hugo L. Black William ©. Douglas Tom C. Clark John MM. Harlan William J. Brennan Jr Potter Stewart Byron R. White Abe Fortas Virginia Teamsters James R. Hoffa

Bar Muzzle On Crime News Draws Press Fire

Washington AP three top press spokesmen denounce ABA study group proposals to curb public comments by police and lawyers on pending criminal cases. Notson Murray and Bryan call the move an assault on press freedom and free speech while urging access to information about crimes and criminals remains vital for public safety. The group says revisions would ban prosecutors and defense lawyers from public remarks from arrest through trial.

Washington American Bar Association Robert C. Notson J. Edward Murray American Society of Newspaper Editors Notson Portland Ore The Oregonian Bryan Netson Murray Richmond Times Dispatch News-Leader ABA Paul C. Reardon Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts

Magnificent Jones Hall Opens in Houston Heart of Civic Center

The city unveiled Jesse H. Jones Hall for the Performing Arts, funded by the Jesse Jones endowment, with Mayor Louie Welch accepting the keys from Audrey Jones Beck. The complex forms part of a $42 million civic center including City Hall and the Space Museum. The Houston Symphony concert lit the inaugural cultural month as acoustics drew praise.

Red Hartman Houston Jesse H. Jones John T. Jones Jr Jed Jones Houston Symphony Orchestra Gail Whitcomb The Houston Chamber of Com Merce Houston Endowment Jesse Jones Foundation Old City Auditorium Audrey Jones Beck Jesse H Houston City Hall Albert Thomas Space Museum New Alley Theater City Symphony New Center

Vietnam not issue in 1966 elections say Goldwater Humphrey

Vice President Humphrey ranks inflation and administration programs above Viet Nam in November elections. Goldwater agrees Viet Nam won’t be the issue, while Rep. Laird argues Johnson’s conduct of the war is central. LeMay blasts current Viet Nam strategy as military blindness.

Washington Hubert H. Humphrey Barry M. Goldwater Melvin PR. Laird Johnson Laird Wisconsin House GOP Viet Nam Air Force Rered Ger. Cutis E. LeMay America

Page To Direct City Directory 1967 Edition

Heber Page, who sold his city directory company, was named by new owners to compile the 1967 edition. It marks Page's 16th book in the East Harris County area since 1931. He said canvass work has started and the directory will be delivered early in 1967.

Heber Page Page Harris County

Baytown Sun Cook Book Promises Bigger Mid November Release

The Baytown Sun Women’s News Department with Baytown merchants will publish The Baytown Sun Cook Book in mid November. The 1965 edition had over 200 Baytown by-lines and a special subscriber delivery. This year adds a men’s cooking section and invites readers to send typed recipes with name address and phone.

Baytown Sun Baytown the Sun

Nationwide Walkout Averted At GE Amid Plea

At least 14 800 GE union workers walked out at three plants but a nationwide strike seemed averted by a presidential appeal. Johnson urged operations continue during talks to avoid harming the Vietnam war effort. Localized walkouts occurred in Schenectady Warren and Pittsfield while many workers delayed for two weeks.

Washington General Electric Corp Johnson Schenectady, MY Warren Mich Pittsfield Mass Secretary of Defense Sarike Afl-Cio International ‘Union of Electrical Workers

Ford breaks through on electric car battery milestone

Ford Motor Co reports a major breakthrough in a new battery that could restore electric cars to U.S. highways. VP Michael Ference Jr. says the battery may store up to ten times the energy of current lead acid storage units as Ford expands its electric car project.

Deteomn Ford Motor Co U.S Michael Ference Jr Ford Dept

Channelview voters elect three new school trustees

Channelview voters elected three new trustees to the School Board as all three incumbents seeking re election were defeated. Two new trustees won by more than two to one margins. Melvin H Thompson, a supervisor at Humble Oil and Refining Co Baytown Refinery, defeated two candidates for Position 3. Mrs Ware da Martin, 38, a housewife and beauty shop owner, was elected to Position 4, and Billy Neal also elected.

Channelview Melvin H._ Thompson Humble? Oil and Refining Co Baytown Ware da Martin

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