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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1966
Page
3
SAN FRANCISCO AP James J. Saxon Comptroller of currency plans to resign at term end. Appointed by President Kennedy in 1961 he oversees national banks and spoke in San Francisco to the American Bankers Association amid a reported illness.
Susan Pack a 29 year old auburn haired singer from Hollywood grew up in Eugene Oregon and studied at the University of Oregon. She turned down film offers to join the New Christy Minstrels to earn money for college and to perform live. The group of seven plus two girls performs seven times weekly traveling vast distances and earning 15000 to 30000 dollars yearly.
Comedienne Martha Raye served as a frontline helper in the Mekong Delta town of Soc Trang. She wore fatigues for two days in an Army field dispensary, aiding wounded soldiers, donating blood, and cheering troops as helicopters ferried Vietnamese forces into battle amid Viet Cong fire.
The Supreme Court agreed to reexamine the 1940 Nationality Act provision that lets the government strip an American of citizenship for voting in a foreign election. The case involves Agrayim Afroyim, born in Poland, who became a naturalized U.S. citizen in 1925 and voted in Israel in 1951. He was denied reentry in 1960 after the Israel vote, with the State Department upheld by a review board. The New York Civil Liberties Union argues the law violates several Bill of Rights guarantees.
Bible Book Store at 614 Park Street marks its second anniversary in Baytown. Owners Mr. and Mrs. Jim Stipe report a wide selection of gospel literature, Bible editions, and biblical material. New offerings include paperbacks for area high school students and dictionaries for Lee College students. The store moved from East Texas Avenue a year ago to a new brick building designed by Stipe.
Fashion Center at 200 E James focuses on dresses and hair trends led by Nell Morr igan and Katharine Stahl. The shop opened Oct 13 with a prize drawing. teen shoppers drive fashion interest while styles shift toward the Jet look and shorter cuts.
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