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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1961
Page
3
Robert Hansen, new national commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, says he agrees with General Douglas MacArthur that the United States should withdraw from the United Nations if Red China is admitted.
NBC opens a late Saturday lineup with How to Marry a Millionaire featuring Marilyn Monroe as CBS sticks with Westerns and Disney hour. The piece notes NBC expands Tall Man and Wells Fargo later, plus color TV hype and Maverick decline as a minor counterpoint.
San Jacinto Junior College ended its first fiscal year August 31 with 307,294 in the bank. The surplus was added to the 1961-62 budget of 872,700 which funds a Spencer Highway building set for completion in September 1962. More than 800 students enrolled after remodeling three downtown Pasadena stores at a cost of 40,000.
Dr. James R. Sims of Rice University will speak to the San Jacinto Branch of the American Society of Civil Engineers at 7:00 pm Tuesday at the Baytown Chamber of Commerce. Sims, chairman of Rice's civil engineering department, will discuss engineering education in Europe based on his 1960 summer study there. D. C. Heamans invites all interested attendees. new officers include Tickner as president and program chair, Seamans as VP, Cox as secretary treasurer, and Schweitzer as state director.
MUENSTER Germany AP reports the Clemens nursing nuns must abandon their large bonnets to fit the motor age. The bishop's office says the Catholic order headquartered there is active in outpatient care and even uses cars to reach patients, ending the bonnet tradition.
TV grid listing on air times and show titles for a Tuesday schedule. Programs span news weather sports and entertainment from 6 AM to late night, with titles such as Today Show Say When I Love Lucy The Texan and Love of Life. Sequences indicate channel slots and program order.
Linda Lou Bozeman of Port Neches is chosen the poster girl for Liberty Muscular Dystrophy Foundation's 1961 campaign. A 10 year old in a wheelchair, she remains cheerful while in the sixth grade at Hughen School Port Arthur. She plays piano organ and embroiders despite muscle weakness. The foundation reports 90 percent of funds support research and cites two key discoveries about dystrophic muscle in mice and humans. Founders Nadine and Leslie Woods, both MD victims, led the drive which has raised over $300,000 for research attracting national attention.
Mrs. Lee Soon-yo and Kim Ayo claim Japanese authorities buried gold diamonds rubies and jewelry in an open lot in central Seoul before Allied bombings in World War II. They seek permission to excavate and recover about 350000 dollars worth of stones as war salvage.
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