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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1965
Page
2
Stanley Kramer directs a lavish comedy featuring armies of old airplanes and vintage cars in a chase across the desert to uncover 350000 dollars buried loot. production costs reach 56 million as the film travels from Southern California to the sea shore.
New births reported for Miriam, son born Sept at San Jacinto. William Earl Stedtam son born Sept 5 at San Jacinto. Mr and Mrs David Myers, 612 Miriam. Mr and Mrs Charles Bell, Baytown, son born Sept 6 at Gan Tantahs.
Nassau faced a still eye wall with winds up to 150 miles per hour as Betsy paused near the city. Forecasters warned of shifting paths toward the Gulf of Mexico with Cuba on alert and Florida braces from Palm Beach to Everglades City for potential impact.
Washington reports Congress faces a busy week with farm policy debates, a military construction package, and large foreign aid and labor appropriations. The Senate pushes a farm bill clash over wheat and cotton, plus a plan to aid Soviet wheat purchases. House friction includes a veto override attempt on base shutdown rules and a 14.1 billion foreign aid bill.
A reader argues for fair city wages and supports police and firefighter raises but opposes overpaying taxpayers. He urges voters to judge fairness, resist blanket payroll hikes, and vote yes only if raises reflect each job's value. Fire and police deserve fair pay, yet tax dollars must be used prudently.
Ronald Maney Geiger of 1601 Olive received a master of arts degree at the end of the summer in Texas. The report notes bans on horror films on German television and rare appearances of detective shows.
Voter turnout in East Harris County was light with forecasts predicting under 36 000 voters in the county and total state turnout near 201 000. County figures suggested absentee totals were small while observers warned the amendment faced strong rural support and political opposition from Harris County leaders and AFL CIO.
Six week old German Shepherd puppy lost by Kenneth Geiger at 1601 Olive. Description is black and beige with white tips on both back feet. A $5 reward is offered for the puppy's return.
Courtesy Marris Lynch Pierce Fenner and Smith provides noon call stock quotes. The brief note lists market values and ticker indicators, reflecting intraday movements and trading context for investors seeking immediate price guidance.
Baytown will teach this fall at the University of Texas according to local notices. The item ties Baytown to Gulf States and UT, noting a master of business administration degree awarded to Alice and listing several corporate names, with Eugene Stan and Wright Patman among speakers at a Marshall convention.
In Austin AP Fred Peery a former professor with advertising background leads the Texas Hospital Association health careers program. The association notes nursing schools graduate under 700 yearly while 2000 nurses are needed annually by 1970 and aims to tackle the shortage.
Gene Read of Houston has been named executive vice president of Aylin Advertising Agency, a major locally owned firm with offices in Dallas, San Antonio and Beaumont. Read, son of Mr and Mrs J Rodger Read, has a long background in advertising and public relations including roles at Asg Lia and Houston Natural Gas Corp. He is a Baylor University graduate and active civic speaker, with a wife Gloria and three children.
TeleScope notes that TV stars often earn vast salaries or become coowners, with Lucille Ball cited at up to 500000 annually under various schemes. It mentions Bonanza actors receiving pay bumps and Roger Smith pivoting from acting after a studio shift, eventually returning to TV with Mr. Roberts.
Graveside services were conducted for Marie Dryden 38 of 210 Bols ter Baytown at Hill of Rest Cemetery with Rev. John Tompkins officiating. She died Sunday in a San Antonio hospital after a lengthy residence in Baytown. Survivors include her parents R C Jackson Conroe and Nancy Knox Baytown a sister Lois Tompkins Baytown and two brothers Jerome Phillips and R C Jackson Jr De Witt Ark. Keiley Hixson Funeral Home Beaumont supervised arrangements.
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