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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1963
Page
3
Baytown sale highlights easy care cotton oxford cloth dresses in woven plaids stripes and solids from Dan River Mooresville and Tyrindale mills. Some styles feature Scotchgard Stain Repeller.
Regular and mesh styles available in wispy micro mesh and knit fabric. Sheer proportions fit short, medium, and long lengths. Stock ranges from 814 to 11.
Washington AP reports that 1963 cotton crops show limited effectiveness of acreage allotments as production rises with higher yields. The Department forecasts 14,310,000 bales, down 4 percent from 1962, while per acre yield climbs 16 pounds to 482. Domestic and export demand are 13.8 million bales, keeping surplus pressure and prompting calls to shift controls from acres to production units.
The Agricultural Marketing Service reports ample California and Texas fruit and vegetables this week. Prices for seedless grapes and some lettuce and potatoes have fallen while egg prices firm up due to heat. Major fruits in plentiful supply include plums grapes peaches nectarines and Florida grapefruit with increases in red delicious apples and varietal arrivals.
AP report from South Plains notes three women killed in a farm road crash on FM 490 two miles northwest of Lubbock. Victims include Corsington resident Mrs. W. T. Lamar and her daughter Marie Lamar and 63 year old Geneva Foster of Colorado City. Injured are Gray Foster, 63, and the couple’s daughter George Foster, 27. Investigators say the Lamar vehicle veered to the front side of the road.
Vice President Lyndon B Johnson arrived in Bodoe Norway for a three day official visit. He stepped from a wind swept aircraft to greet crowds and met with local officials. Johnson traveled with his wife Jacqueline and daughter Lynda Bird as several hundred people gathered to welcome them.
An extended strike by Air Line workers ended today after talks with management produced a tentative agreement on fringe benefits and allowances. The settlement ends a dispute that disrupted domestic and international flights across the islands. Negotiations continued through a tense period as both sides sought a stable framework for future labor terms.
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