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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1965

Page

1

SUN Spots and hospital update for Howard McGee

Howard McGee manager of Lyons Food Service and father of Mrs. Bud Black underwent emergency surgery Monday at San Jacinto Hospital. He is resting but cannot receive visitors yet. Local notices also include AAUW study group meetings, City Council budget review, TOPS meeting, a Europe trip winners notice, weather outlook, and Galveston tide times.

Howard McGee Lyons Food Service John S Bud) Blackburn San Jacinto Hospital

Baytown and Wooster Civic Notes Highlight Local News

Steve McWilliams earns praise during architect apprenticeship. Martha Lilly endures a drenching morning shower to fetch Lee College news. Lowell Lammers previews a major Baytown expansion. Mrs. H J Cornelius invites readers to her favored training school. Abigail Frazier thanks for a flattering photo as she awake after the flash bus incident. Orville Younse calls another antipollution meeting by the Wooster Chamber of Commerce and others. Dave Moore of the Chamber is briefly out of pocket. C T Freeman photographs tide areas and offers publishable shots. Bill Killingsworth recovers from illness. City Attorney George Chandler comments. E L Jordan urges abolishing taxes in favor of self-provided municipal services.

Steve McWilliams Martha Lilly H. J. Cornelius Abigail Frazier Orville Younse Wooster Chamber of Commerce Dave Moore Chamber of Commerce C. T. Freeman Bill Killingsworth Ditto George Chandler E. L. Jordan

High Tides Force Brownwood road closures and yard flooding

Baytown Civil Defense warns tides from southerly winds push water up the coast. In Brownwood and Baytown areas water covers roads and threatens yards. barricades on streets, with some routes impassable. Residents report rising water in yards and fields, and limited driving advised.

Santor Fletcher Hickerson Jacinto River Hous Lake Hous Jske Houston Weather Bureau Magnolia Sheldon Jto Hickeson Brownwood -Wooster Mapleton Avenue Bayshore Drive Schreck Crow Road Bay Helen Wilder Mapleton

Evangelist Graham discharged after hospital surgery

Evangelist Dilly Graham left the hospital following prosthetic surgery. The report notes his dismissal as he recovers, with no further medical details provided.

Dilly Graham

Baytonian Finds World Really Small

Pierce Swofford, REL student in a German American Field Service exchange, arrived in Germany and met Chris Sander, a former REL student and counselor. Chris stayed with Dr. and Mrs. J. L. Franklin’s Lakewood family while Pierce’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Swofford. Assistant principal Miss Eula Potter received Pierce’s letter including his note about Chris. Chris joked about the first REL exchange student from Germany now teaching REL’s first exchange student from REL in Germany.

Pierce Swofford REL Germany American Field Service Exchange Pierce Chris Sander Chris J. LL Franklin Lakewood R. P. Swofford Eula Potter Heom Chris

Goose Creek lake plans stir debate on dredging and costs

Goose Creek Stream Study Committee discusses two water project options. A shallow lake needs minimal dredging and costs about 85 500 dollars, while a deeper lake with eight foot surface requires a 35 000 dollar dam plus 50 000 dollar road work and raises West Texas Avenue. Committee chair Andy Braswell notes potential Harris County participation. Estimated deeper lake costs reach 325 000 dollars for dredging 400 000 cubic yards.

Bee Landrum Braswell Goose Creek Andy Braswell Praswell Goose ‘Creek Hill of Rest Cemetery West Texas Avenue Harris County

Goose Creek Channel Dredging Studies Near Completion

A U S Army Corps official said studies on dredging Goose Creek to improve navigation and flood control should finish this year. Cedar Bayou project completion is targeted for 1967, with Houston Ship Channel work nearing completion. Estimates place dredging costs around 200 000 dollars, potentially approved by the Corps without Congress input.

Goose Creek U.S. Army Corps of Engineers John E. Underforth Galveston Intracoastal Canal Association of Louisiana and Texas Victoria Cedar Bayou Col. Unverforth Houston Ship Channel Congress Warket' O Street Baytown Area Houston Pruett Baytow Harris Com Corps Ty Commissioners ‘Court of Engineers Baytown Sea Channel

Carpenter Sees Sea Life Matching Space Wonders

Navy aquanaut Carpenter, first to orbit Earth, says life underwater near Berkone La Jolla California offers weightless sensations similar to space. He notes neutral buoyancy and easier work undersea, but space reveals unmatched beauty such as sunsets and views. He spoke from a Navy support vessel off the California coast.

Berkone la Jolla Calif Carpenter Fari Earth Pacific Ocean Navy Tve

Texas Masons to Lay Sterling School Cornerstone

Texas Masons and officers including J Carroll Hinstey head to Sterling High School in Baytown for a cornerstone ceremony at noon on Wednesday. J W Chandler W B Hines and Leroy Sterling will attend with three district deputy grand masters from the 30th Masonic District E P Dee A O Reyne and E A Viereck from Houston will participate. The stone was bought by four Baytown area lodges and will be given to the high school. Masters of local lodges will assist.

Texas Grand Lodge J. Carroll Hinstey Gram Master Texas Masons Baytown Cornerstone Sterling High School J. W. Chandler W. B. Hines Leroy Sterling E. P. Dee O. Reyne E. A. Viereck Houston

A&M Dean to Speak on Education at Friday Meeting

Fred J. Benson dean of engineering at Texas A&M University will discuss Trends in Engineering Education at a Baysion Club meeting Friday noon. Benson, a noted educator and highway engineer, has advised U S, governments and international bodies and led the Texas Transportation Institute. He earned BS from Kansas State and MS from Texas A&M and has taught at A&M since 1937.

Fred J. Benson Engi NASA Army Air Texas A&m Univer Sity Atomic Energy Commis Baysion Texas Society Alof Texas Jets Robert Bence E. Lee High School Carver Lee College Peete Ee Benson U.S. Bureau of Public Roads International Cooperative Agency Southeast Asia Kansas State College Texas A&m

Harris County looks at 50 percent tax hike if hospital district fails

County Judge Bill Elliott says a defeat of the countywide hospital district could drive property valuations up by 50 percent or more. He notes commissioners would raise the county tax base to 20 to 35 percent of actual value to fund Ben Taub and Jefferson Davis hospitals and shift funds to probation, reducing school district aid via the state funding formula.

Harris County Bill Elliott Elliott Commissioners Court Judge Elliott Ben Taub General Jefferson _Davis Houston Eliott

Carol Gathering Strength With Age

Hurricane Carol spawns 100 mph winds near its center and was not expected to threaten land in the next day or two. An Air Force reconnaissance plane penetrated the eye, with gales extending 200 miles north and 1000 miles south of the center. The storm lay about 3600 miles east northeast of San Juan and 2600 miles from Miami, moving north at 10 mph.

Miami Fla Carol Her Ami Air Force San Juan P.R

United Nations warning over Kashmir crisis grows

The report notes United Nations acceptance of warnings as Russia and Pakistan press for India to halt its military push in Kashmir. India maintains only a limited strike aimed at destroying bases used for incursions, while an aide to Prime Minister Shastri argues retreat would concede territory.

United’ Nations Usnjs India Kashmir Pakistan West Shastri Aideg

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