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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1967
Page
5
Hal Boyle surveys Fat guys with cigars, tourists in Europe, love and marriage, politics, diet and appetite, aging, television, Mark Twain, etiquette and civilization. He riffs on hypocrisy, standards, education and middle age with sharp humor and clipped observations, reflecting a 1950s voice.
Leonard Chambers, a 41 year refinery employee, relocates to Baytown from Louisiana to enjoy retirement duties and barbecuing. He started in 1926 in the Maintenance Department, first driving a mule team before iron horsepower replaced mule power in the 1940s. He and wife Rosie have two sons, William B. and Harry, plus four grandchildren.
TOPEKA Kan AP Harry H Woodring 77 former Kansas governor and secretary of war died in a Topeka hospital Saturday after sustaining burns three days earlier in a kitchen accident Woodring a Democrat was elected Kansas governor in 1930 and was among a small group of Democratic state chief executives in traditionally Republican Kansas
Lewis F. Leach and his wife Mable plan to keep traveling after his retirement from Humble's Baytown Refinery. A Delmar Texas native, Leach joined Humble in 1935, transferred in 1942, and worked 34 years in the Electric Department, retiring September 11. He has a daughter Martha and two granddaughters and enjoys golf, hunting, and fishing while active in Highlands Methodist Church and Masonic Lodge.
AP Television critic notes Carol Burnett carries her new CBS variety hour with poise and strong musical numbers but sketches drag when weak. Danny Thomas debut lacks past spark though vaudeville routines entertain with Silvers Fabray Charisse and Ford. Cowboy in Africa offers light family fare despite uneven plot and mixed cultural elements.
Chester S. Bardin, known as Bill Bardin, retires from Humble Baytown Refinery on September 1 after a long career starting in 1929 in the Pipe Department and later in Catalytic Light Ends Units 1 and 2. He moved from Reb pereepee County Texas at age 12, and plans to stay busy at home, gardening and other chores with wife Audra. They have two children, Clarence Bell Jr. of Baytown and J. P. Bardin of Dallas, plus six grandchildren.
Washington AP report shows House members across parties say Vietnam war is the main worry for constituents. They note fear of higher taxes, crime, and rioting, with calls to win quickly or withdraw. Leaders Albert Bard Andrews cite war as No 1 issue and frustration over how it is waged.
Brazil launches a campaign to reduce the 50 percent illiteracy rate. President Arthur da Costa e Silva signs four-decade plans totaling 629 million dollars. An interministerial commission will study funding, a literacy foundation will contract with groups, and a national radio network plus TV airings will spread courses. The military will bar discharges for illiterate personnel and will mandate education in military schools.
AP survey shows state legislators work harder and earn more than a decade ago with many states moving to annual sessions. New York pays 18 000 yearly plus expenses, California 16 000 with 25 a day expenses, Massachusetts boosted pay to 10 000, while Idaho and Utah set per day and per session rates.
The Rev. Stanley Grabowski a 39 year old Roman Catholic priest from Bayonne New Jersey was wed last Aug 26 in a Church of England ceremony at Harrow Middlesex just north of London An Anglican vicar said Audrey Faye the bride Anglo Indian of mixed British and Indian blood resides in his parish They used a special license from the diocesan registrar since he is an American and the match is Anglo Indian.
The article suggests using eight scale latex foam upholstered pieces with sheer draperies and soft color schemes to create the illusion of space. It warns that a massive piece of furniture can overpower a room.
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