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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1965
Page
11
NBC presents a fall preview featuring Don Adams narrating clips from new and returning series. Highlights include Secret Agent’s Dilemma, Do cumentary on the Lungs family in Hong Kong, and The City Beneath the Sea. Added are TV movie blocks, soap operas, game shows, and late night talk.
A station schedule lists daily program slots from 6:15 a.m. to 7:05 p.m. including Mutual Sports, Farm News, Texas News, World and National News, religious programs, market reports, and a Houston Astros Baseball wrap. Notable names include Bob DelCOUR and Fulton Lewis Jr.
The article describes a pink Silk organza gown with floor length skirt and a flower basket. David Lee Craft and Robert Lee Craft lighted the candles. A reception followed in the church Fellowship Hall with house party members listed. The bridal table carried a three tier cake, pink and white roses, and a miniature bride and groom. The couple’s travel outfit was white Italian dupioni silk with brown accessories. The bride is a Robe rt E. Lee High School and college graduate employed in Austin. the groom is a Rice University graduate and Texas Law School student, with a long involvement in the Texas Law Review. A rehearsal dinner at Youngblood's preceded the wedding.
Shelbyville AP reports Nacogdoches Texas based walking horse stallion won the world grand championship stake Saturday night earning 52600. Triple Threat a six year old boy owned by Joe Wright of Nacogdoches and ridden by Doug Weilaver finished as reserve champion, the horse had been reserve in 1963 and 1964.
New York AP reports the United States cut its gold outflow in August for the first time in a year, aided by a voluntary program to curb the balance of payments deficit. Federal Reserve data show U S monetary gold at 13 858 billion from July to August, with no figure including the gold equalization fund. The U S aims to strengthen its position before IMF talks, as foreign governments convert dollars to gold less, and the dollar remains backed by gold at 35 an ounce. The program targets banks and industry’s overseas investments, shaping international liquidity and exchange dynamics.
The wedding described features Dubei and a bride’s attendants, with a two piece avocado green dress and silk scarf. The bride, a Robert E. Lee and Lamar grad with OU masters in guidance, will reside in Oklahoma City. Groom honors include Okemah HS, OSU, and an OU petroleum engineering masters. now with Pan American Oil Co. in Oklahoma City. Out-of-town guests listed include R V Weber Bandera and J A Riesterer Victoria among others.
Mrs. Wayne Bertsch and Otis were part of a garden reception with pink peau de soie A-line dresses and American Beauty corsages. The four-tiered cake bore a miniature bride and groom, while the groom’s cake featured a top hat and cane. The couple plans to live in Houston with the groom pursuing dentistry at UT.
Dr. D K Carpenter of Georgia Institute of Technology chemistry spoke at Esso Baytown Research Center on a light scattering study of preferential adsorption by polymer molecules. He has spent summers in Baytown R D division studying molecular weight distribution of polymers and polypropylene characterization.
A University of Kansas student, Charles Hoak of Glen Head New York, slashed his wrist and smeared blood on a campus bulletin board in a spontaneous protest against President Johnson's Vietnam policy. The action reflects growing but still minority opposition including teach-ins sit-ins and hunger strikes amid Johnson's restrained public stance.
Mrs Yerby McElroy sister of the bride and other Dallas acquaintances attend a wedding ceremony. The bride wears a white satin gown with Chantilly lace and carries carna tions. After a trip to Las Vegas the couple will reside in Austin. The bride is a Plainview High School grad and UT sophomore. the groom a Katy High School alum and UT senior business major. Rehearsal dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs CE White.
Whiten party guests include Mrs. Louie M Bishop Mrs. Jack Foster Mrs. Jerry Foster Miss Ann Murray Miss Diana St Clair Miss Shirley Jernigan Miss Georganne Thomason Mrs. Joe Allen and Mrs. Emory Touchet. The table featured a lace cloth a crystal Punch service and a tiered Italian motif cake with pale blue ribbon roses and a miniature bride and groom. The bride wore a turquoise linen suit for a wedding trip to Huntsville. The bride is a Rob ert E. Lee High School graduate and the groom a REL and Texas University alum planning to finish at Sam Houston State Teachers College. Monaco’s town complex includes a casino oceanographic museum and shops occupying half of New York Central Park.
Boise Cascade Corp. once considered giving up a decade ago has grown into one of America's top three lumber producers and continues to expand. Sales climbed to over 271 million dollars last year and the 44-year-old president expects 340 million this year. The shift began after World War II as lumber firms turned scraps into pulp fiber, boosting profits while smaller mills adapted and merged to compete.
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