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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1966

Page

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Lee College falls term deadline moves to Monday

The last day to register for fall term credit at Lee College is Monday September 79 a date correction noted by officials. Many community notices follow including zone meetings Mothers Club and DeMolay Mothers Club events plus a special meeting of the Baytown Council for Retarded Children with David Sloane attending. Also reports include weather outlook tides and obituaries for Mrs BF Speck.

Lee College Baytown Council Chamber of Commerce Walter Loflin David Sloane Texas Association For Retarded Children

Edward Rutledge Attends Dallas Estate Conference

Edward Rutledge attends an estate planning conference in Dallas. Glenn Cisco lends a helping hand, Mrs. Charles W. Schulze recovering from surgery in San Jacinto Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Agnes Blackford returns home from M. D. Anderson Hospital. Selma Newton nervous about driving a big car. Marlene Dickerson plans a dinner Monday. Moreno and Gay Lundy prepare for a weekend trip. John Fairbanks recuperating in Room 22 at Baytown Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Rich and King of La Porte leaving for Hawaii for a two and a half month tour. Dan Brown directs some picture taking. Benny Moskowitz returns to writing area. John Thompson submits a job application. Mitzi Stefani arranges a pro grant.

Edward Rutledge Dallas Glenn Cisco Charles W. Schulze San Jacinto Memorial Hospital Agnes Blackford N. Market Loop M. D. Anderson Hospital Selma Newton Marlene Dickerson Moreno Gay Lundy John Fairbanks Baytown Hospital Rich King of

California Lawyers Urge OK For FPC Gas Order

California and Federal Power Commission lawyers urged the 10th Circuit to uphold the FPC area wide gas price order for the Permian Basin. The ruling would cap new gas wells at 16.5 cents per 1000 cubic feet and 14.5 cents for others, cut about 20 million dollars annually for consumers, and may require producers to refund over 35 million in past charges.

Denver Colo California Federal Power Commission TS. 10Th Circuit Court of Appeals FPC Permian West Texas New Mexico Circuit David Lewis Jean Breitenstein Delmas Hill FPS Commission John Davenport Texas Independent Producers Association William Powell Independent Petroleum Association of America H. W. Warner Superior Oil Co Sherman Poland Skelly Oi Co

U S Planes In Biggest Air Assault

SAIGON South Viet Nam AP waves of American bombers pounded North Vietnam in the war’s largest aerial assault to date. U S planes flew 4170 missions, claiming damage on four surface to air missile sites and two Soviet made missiles while one F105 Thunderchief was shot down 45 miles northwest of Wink and the pilot is missing. Ground action continued with two brisk engagements but no large scale fighting reported.

Saigon South Viet Nam Viet Nam U.S. Command U.S Wink

Notable Remarks and Civic Shifts in Our World Today

General Omar Bradley and Esther Buhler wed and head to New York for their honeymoon as she writes a screenplay about his life. The Fischer quintuplets turn three in Aberdeen Oklahoma. Bliss America town renames a street to Jayne Jayroe Boulevard in Lawrence Kansas. Debbie Bryant, dethroned queen, resumes college studies amid public chatter. Subandrio to stand trial October 1 before a military tribunal. A Turkish fishing plant explosion at Lobita kills seven and injures twenty six. Johnson signs a military construction bill worth 1.005 billion dollars.

Omar N. Bradley Esther Dom Buhler New York

Jewish Faith Observes New Year in Baytown

Baytown Jews prepare for Rosh Hashanah at Congregation K nesseth Israel with services led by FP Goldfield and Leon Paine. Shofar will sound as E Schikman blows the ram horn. Stores close Thursday for the holiday and Yom Kippur begins Sept 23 with daytime services and a 10 day period of reflection.

Baytown Congregation K'Nesseth Israel FP. Goldfield Leon Paine

Samuels High three teens win admission over hair rule

Dallas federal judge ordered Samuels High School to admit three 17 year old musicians who refused to cut their long hair. Principal Lanham had barred entry, citing distraction. Attorney Herbert Hooks seeks an injunction against the district, claiming civil rights violation. District set a hearing for next week.

Dallas Samuels High School W. M. Taylor Jr Herbert Hooks W. S. Lanham Philip Ferrell Steven Webb Paul Jarvis Herbert L. Hooks Dallas Independent School District W. T. White Samuels Jarvis Hooks

Space Walk Cut Short By Heat Fog In Suit

Richard F. Gordon Jr. cut short a Gemini 11 space walk due to heat and fog inside his suit. The 36-year-old Navy lieutenant commander lasted only 44 minutes of the planned 13-minute excursion before returning to the cabin.

Cape’ Kennedy Fal Richard F. Gordon Jr Gordon Husky Charles Con Gordon Organizead Jr Aing

October contract date eyed for Highway 146 job

The Texas Highway Department plans a October contract for the Highway 146 project from La Porte to Seabrook. A two day meeting on Oct 25 and 26 will decide if all right of way must be cleared to meet the timetable. If not, the start may be postponed to November. Two lane service roads would precede the full freeway expansion. Frank R. Boyle Sr. said bids will wait until all right of way is cleared, with only two property owners remaining. The segment will mirror the existing stretch near the Baytown La Porte tunnel and West Main in La Porte.

Texas la Porte Seabrook Frank R. Boyle Sr la Porte-Bayshore

Compromise Lack To Kill Rights Bill

Washington reports violence in the streets and the administration’s stand on open housing threaten civil rights legislation this year. Senate debate resumes with a test vote looming, while Hart laments rioting hampering support. Johnson says efforts will continue and Dirksen’s stance on open housing could determine fate.

Washington Conness Senate Philip A. Hart D-Mich Johnson Everett M_ Dirksen Dirksen

School board mulls syncing tax year with fiscal year

At a regular meeting the board debated aligning the Oct 1–Jan 31 tax year with the Sept 1–Aug 31 fiscal year to reduce early tax payments by Humble Off and Refining Co. and others. Humble has paid ahead totaling 450000, with more partials planned, while some trustees viewed Humble's letter as a gentle hint to offset early payments.

Preston Pendergrass Boar Karl W. Opryshek Bob Wahrmund Humble Off and Refining Co Humble J. L. Windlinger Colege Windlinger Wahrmund Opryshek Seth Mitchell Sam Alford Coryshek liSee

Doctors Try To Rejoin Severed Leg Of Youth

In Boston City Hospital surgeons rejoined the severed left leg of 18 year old Jan Dangora and monitor for success. The case follows earlier limb reattachments in 1962 and discusses risks, healing, and potential restoration of function as details of surgery and progress are to be reported later this week.

Boston Boston City Hospital Massachusetts General Hospital Everett Red} Knowles Jan Dangora Jan

Late School Tax Collections Up 1965 Increase

Hobart W. Enoch, tax assessor-collector, told trustees that 1965 delinquent tax collections rose to 95,232.72 from 85,012.47 in 1964, with annual increases since 1962. August total 6,114.29 included court suit and letter collections. attorney fee 15 percent.

Hobart W. Enoch Hobart

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Mars Baytown West Bayshore Drive Mr. and Mirs Campbell W. V. Ramsey Precinct WSCS Methodist Women's Society of Christian Service Dickinson K. K. Kitchen John DeCell Mothers Club Masonic Lodge Texas Avenue Tamfe Way Galveston BF. Speck C. O. Smith Greenbriar West Lake Wichita Falls Tex Traffic Council Citizens Traffic Council Holiday Inn Bayshore Wagon Wheels Square First National Bank Skipper Jones Camden Baptist Church Fred Handley Barnes, Tex Handley Woodville Fred C. Handley Scott Olympia Recreation Club Se! Ross Susan Gill E. P. Gill Ivie Lee Sul Ross College Alpiné Citizens National Thad Felton Aberdeen Laverne Okla New Bliss America Jayne Jayroe Lawrence, Kan Debbie Bryant Jaytoe Subandrio Highway 146 H.C Dolph Baytown Health League San Jacinto Methodist Hospital Woodrow Lewis Oak Addition United Fund John Cortes Harris County Community Chest Drive G. (Dutch) Kretzschmar Goose Creek Health League 1St National Bank Momper F.D
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