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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1967
Page
7
A field representative explains how Social Security direct assets provide monthly support to a worker, wife, and three children after death or disability. Estimates show a $300 monthly widow and children payment plus burial cost, continuing until the youngest child reaches 18 or 22 if in school, with safeguards until retirement.
Odorless Johnston's No Roach offers a brush on coating that lasts months. Apply to surfaces without moving food or dishes and is safe for pets. Big Chief No 4.
Carl P. Tyler is promoted to research technologist in Esso Baytown Research and Development. He studies refinery pollution, tests water quality, and develops new methods to measure wastewater pollution including a patented dissolved oxygen instrument. He holds a BS in agronomy from Oklahoma State.
A 30 foot high Abraham Lincoln statue was installed at the Illinois State Fair grounds. Built by 55 year old Carl W. Rinnus, a display director, the steel structure uses braces and 225 yards of fiberglass. The statue head measures 34 ½ by 4 ½ feet.
Humble and Rebning Co. pledges cooperation with New York Air Pollution Control Board to meet proposed fuel use regulations in the New York City area. H. H. Meredith Jr. says the company can comply with time to build desulfurization facilities for Number 4 5 and 6 fuels and notes the large volume used in nonutility heating and industry. Only small amounts meeting 0.2 lb sulfur per million BTU are available to the U.S. East Coast.
Major Billy H. Ray of Pharr Texas returned home on leave after 98 missions in Southeast Asia. He earned the Distinguished Flying Cross and about ten Air Medals while serving mainly at Ubon Royal Thai Air Force Base in Thailand. Ray, 32, married with two children, was commissioned in 1955 through the aviation cadet program and is a 1952 Edinburg High School graduate. His wife is Shirley G. Christian of Edinburg.
MEMPHIS Tenn AP Dan S Taylor Jr of Memphis who started building a submarine after his 1944 discharge says he will test the 2 808 pound craft in mid October He has spent 2 000 hours and 8 000 dollars on the project selecting Lake Lanier in north Georgia for the launch because it is clear
Shippers globally advance containerization to load standard metal containers across planes trains ships and trucks. Benefits cited include lower handling costs reduced pilferage and smoother customs. By mid-1969 U S flagship carriers plan to spend about 300 million on ships and equipment amid growing adoption and growing pains.
Chicago AP report says Dr G E Inglett of Peoria declares a Nigerian red berry the sweetest on earth 1300 times sweeter than sugar and 200 times sweeter than saccharin. He presented findings to the American Chemical Society in Chicago noting West African natives refuse to cultivate it saying it is too sweet.
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