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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1967
Page
1
A fragmented note from a science desk hints at SSE findings on diet and health, prompting public discussion. Researchers and officials are named, though specifics are unclear, leaving readers awaiting formal release and policy implications.
The Order of the Arrow monthly meeting will be at 1 30 p m Sunday at Grace Methodist Church. Topics include Camp Strake Pou Waw discussion and slides from Schild Scout Reservation.
Kil fore visitors and wedding photos dot a community page. Slogans, meeting talk, and art plans mix with sports tickets and a university game bid. Local births, injuries, horse show notices, genealogical society meetings, Army assignments, and weekend weather and tides round out a slice of Baytown life with names, places, and dates.
The Busch family of Mont Belvieu has sent four children into teaching and higher education. Mrs Jenson began teaching in 1933 and the brood now includes Randy, Frank Morgan, Jepp and Jerr my Busch, with grandchildren soon entering college. Mrs Busch retired in 1936 after 25 years teaching and the family has long subscribed to the Baytown Sun.
Rising tensions surround Walter Reuther and the United Auto Workers as they weigh leaving the AFL CIO in December. Sources say a dramatic, surprise move could unfold at the federation’s convention, risking a major split from Meany and a loss to the federation’s 14.2 million members.
The weather front threatens Saturday action in St. Louis for the World Series. Forecasts show potential rain and mud as fans brace for a delayed start. Cardinals and Boston fans fear game disruption though authorities hope dry conditions hold.
Beverly Threadgill reports on the twenty third term of the School of Pipeline Technology at Lee College Technical Vocational Building. Sponsored by the American Petroleum Institute and run by the University of Texas with the Texas Education Agency and Lae College, the six week program is offered twice yearly in spring and fall. The twelfth year course covers organization, personnel, industrial relations, transportation economies, and pipeline design, construction, operation, and maintenance including terminals pumping stations and control gear. The school has trained over 400 students in 11 years, with two thirds holding university or college degrees. The current class includes eight civil engineers and students in accounting electrical engineering petroleum engineering geology and physics. The 27 students come from Teheran Iran Texas Netherlands and other places.
JOANELLA BOYNTON reports on Louise Stiles's Stephen F. Austin Elementary School class for hard of hearing students. Five pupils use hearing aids and lipreading to explore music on a three octave child’s organ, feeling vibrations and identifying pitch through guided actions.
Six Baytown high school seniors earned letters of commendation from the National Merit Scholarship Corporation for ranking in the upper two percent of the 1967 graduates. Names include Richard Alexander, Michael Hunt, Kenneth Martin, Morton McPhail, Miles Vincin, and Robert C. Nixon from Lee and Ross Sterling high schools. The group trails 14 000 semifinalists announced earlier, with four Baytown students among them.
The Bay Plaza Merchants Association announced a nine day anniversary celebration beginning Wednesday in October. Activities include a photo sale, square dancing, an auto show, and a cake sale. Merchants will offer specials and a $200 grand prize for a best prize winner on Saturday October 21.
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