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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1967
Page
1
A film and program on travel by CARISBEAN CRUISES will run 7 39 p m Tuesday at the First National Bank lasting about an hour with refreshments served.
Partly cloudy and slightly warmer weekend in the Baytown area with morning warmth noted. Galveston tides expected high Sunday at 3 12 a.m. and 8 45 p.m. and lows at 1 06 a.m. and noon. Monday tides show high at 10 p.m. with a few rises afterward.
Virginia Strickling receives birthday wishes while local residents share small updates. Gene Muller reports levee survey progress and Baytoun’s cooking scene is highlighted. A shrimp recipe features in a local cookbook column. Rosina Coffey mails photos of Lisa riding a Tex as horse from Lima to family in Peru. Mike Smith visits Rothenburg with actor Dick Van Dyke, while a Texas Lutheran student studies in Rothenburg before Bonn. Earlier meals, travel notes, and a new grandmother appear in casual town chatter.
Police Chief Blair W. Mann and Turner announced that an ongoing theft investigation at Gibsons discount store on Alexand Drive has led to Mann's resignation and three suspensions. The probe, now three weeks old, involves multiple officers and may prompt further actions once the case concludes.
Ovin E Atkins president of Ashland Oil will be principal speaker at United Carbon’s employe salute in Baytown honoring a two year safety record with no disabling accidents. About 300 guests attend a 6:30 p.m. dinner at San Jacinto Inn. Atkins is introduced by W H Gammon of Houston and Baytown plant manager Charles M McKay presides.
Bruce Ramsey president and Dave Moore manager of Baytown Chamber of Commerce will depart Sunday for the East Texas Chamber of Commerce Industrial Tour. About 100 2G officials will visit industrial installations in San Francisco Los Angeles Oakland and Long Beach California. They return to Baytown next Friday to recruit new industry and meet industrial leaders in California.
Dallas report says the American Bar Association will launch an unprecedented investigation into professional discipline amid rising unethical conduct by lawyers. Justice Fom C. Clark, reappointed Supreme Court justice, chairs the ABA committee on disciplinary enforcement and says hearings will occur in at least seven major cities next year, with Dallas tentatively set for May.
English teachers in the district start a four session after school program Wednesday led by Dr. Martin S Day of the University of Houston. Day will lecture on mythology and recurring themes in mythology with two talks at 4 30 and 7 30 p m. A coffee reception and dinner in the Robert F Lee cafeteria precede and follow the lectures.
House Education and Labor Committee approves a bill to strip many War on Poverty programs of local and state government control. The report notes linked figures including Rex G. Baker Jr of Houston and Gen. Curtis LeMay as prominent voices on defense and Vietnam policy amid a broader political climate.
The Baytown Sun announces a Nov 6 deadline for submitting favorite recipes for the Baytown Sim Cook Book. The edition ships Nov 27 with the regular Sun on Nov 17. extra copies available at The Sun office. Mail recipes to Martha Ann Hemphill Box 90 Baytown Tex Ti520.
Odd Fellows Lodge members are invited to a chili supper at 8 30 p m Monday at the Holly Inn restaurant on Alexander Drive.
Deer Park comes to Memorial Stadium for a 7 ۳۰ kickoff as the Ganders seek a 3 4 record. Deer Park sits winless in six. sophomore Mike McCulloch tests Ganders in the air while Byrd Baggett and Rick Schooley pace the backfield. Deer’s defense features Mike Jones and Mickey Madden. Ganders’ Tommy Burnside returns from nose injury with mask. REL leads the district scoring ladder and Pasadena looms next week in zone play. Injuries include Sheets Matley Edge and Messick among others.
In 1953 Houston sportsmen gave 100 each to start the Bluebonnet Bowl. President Red Wells announced a 23500 gift to Baytown Opportunity Schools building fund, aiding a Baker Road project with a school and workshop. The bowl nonprofit supports East Harris County efforts for underprivileged children.
The Pentagon prepared with barbed wire and barricades for a large antiwar demonstration and weeklong protests around its port. A Justice official warned about a permit demonstration against the Vietnam war. Demonstrations in California aimed to paralyze the Oakland Induction Center. Parades were planned in Manhattan and Washington with letters from Nixon and Goldwater endorsing the protests. Bus companies restricted peace demonstrators traveling to D.C. Police formed corridors and used barricades as crowds jeered and blocked.
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