The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 43, No. 7, Ed. 1 Friday, October 1, 1965 Page: 2 of 14
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Formosan Termite Slips Into Houston
Tonight On Television
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Bid For
Remove all lumber and slump* from the kuUdinfc site X
EntomolocUti'at Texa. ASM **»•»■ remove any excess him- 1
__„ ber scraps after construction is
University are awa.^ the n- wm[)Med ^ ^ ^ allow ^
suits of the survey being made ^ |„mbcr to be
on this newly arrived pest. Tl* w h e R the fill - dirt is pushed
entomologists did point out that back in around the house.
S In T^,lteS ** PW - treat the roll with a roc-
already present in Texas. ___. . .
Termites ate Bencrally chssi- ommcnllcd t"***™!* pri®r>
fled into two group*: the sub- completion of the hole or bulld-
terranean, and the non - sub- In*. Avoid contacts between the
terranean group*. The ground- woodwork of the building and
nesting, or subterranean is al- the soil. Provide ventilation op-
ready costing the people of the enings in the foundation to In-
United States many millions of sure frequent changes of air. jg,t
dollars in damage annually./ Make sure thqt there is
For people who are planning thorough drainage of water from
to build a home in the near the soil beneath the building,
future, the entomologists offer Make an annual inspection of
the following suggestions: evidence of termite activities.
By I. K. CABMUL
entity el Prof. Nielsen,
a demolitions expert so low that he’s Just
to protect him. waiting to uro the
FUNTSTONES. Stony cemetery plot he pur-
ctwmd. Odor _
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1:30 9 CAMP RUNAMUCK:
to the Utin-American
WC do not always welcome
world travelers with open arms
st our ports of entry. Many of
these travelers, to put it bluntly,
are bug pests, and we have
enough of our own.
One of these pests, a subter-
ranean termite from Formosa,
has slipped into the Houston area
and now will come under close
scrutiny by the inspectors of
the Plant Pest Control Division
of the USDA's Agricultural Re-
search Service.'
According to a -recent USDA
press release, this is our first
Infestation of t{»e Formosan ter-
mite in the continental United
States. Our fellow citizens in
Hawpil, according to the report,
are already feeling the effects
bf this particular termite with
estimated damages in Honolulu
nearing the $2 million mark. •
Everett, toe boy meeh-
* computer that will pro-
gram the--*-
Reservoir
a means of irsnq
Hon for Doe to J ■
Caprice when Wiven-
hoe declares Camp Di-
JrV-
. m». r«L AUSTIN (API - The Texas
rn JIMMYDeTn w#,er *1 * h»» Commission
* ...If!!! has turned down an ap-
Wf wewwtos ™I»rfor a $4.75 million —*-
ervoir on Village Creek In
Hardin County.
Opponents of the project told
toe commission the reservoir
would add a heavy tax burden
on property owners In the ere*
and would provide far more
water than will be needed even
30 yearn from now.
Spokesmen for Atlantic Refin-
ing Co. and Sinclair Oil and Gas
Co. said the proposed lake would
add $308,992 a year to property
taxes.
They estimated It would pro
vide a minimum of 50,000 acre-
feet of water a year by 1995, or
114 times the estimated actual
demand of the communities
woulj serve «*- Kountze *%nd
Villag Mills. An acre-foot is
325,85 gallons.
Glenn Kirby or Jasper, an em-
ploye of Eastex, Inc., which also
opposes the project, said the
reservoir would add $11,000 a
year to that lumber company's
tax bill.
The'commission also rejected
an application to create Hardin
County Water Control ami Im-
provement Dist. No. 2, which
would build the reservoir.
Others opposing the project
were Champion Papers, Inc.,
Kirby Lumber Co., Humble Oil
Co., Laync Texas Co. and Gen-
era] Chide Oil, all of whom own
property or have leesed mineral
lands in the area, and 200 own-
ers of private property down-
stream. j
The lake would have been
formed by an earthen dam on
village CTeek, near Kountzo in
Southeast Texas. It would have
inundated 3,900 acres of land
and impounded 33,000 acre-feet
of water.
Advocates of the reservoir,
who testified Tuesday, said the
project would supply water for
an expected population increase
and would help industrialization.
Taxes must go down before
industry will come in.” said
O. R. Crawford of Jasper, gen-
eral manager of Eastex.
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■tod Arthur Duns tetter
(Hank in dls utsel fi>r a
student body president.
demon and
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West assumes the id-
10:00 « M us
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NEWS
10:25 0 MOVIE: Double Fea-
ture. 1. 'The Caine
Mutiny.” Minesweep-
er officers revolt
against ■ captain they
consider mentally un-
fit and provoke unique
legal and moral issues.
2. "Run Till Its
Dark.” Stacy Palmer
tries to lose herself in
the crowd at a Las
Vegas casino to get
away from a man.
M’JO41 JOHNNY CARSON:
....... Color ’
<B far AWAY PLACER:
Color
11:00 |B WRESTLING
12:00 0 MOVIE : "Four Faces
West." A bank robber
comes upon an unfo-
rtunate Mexican fnm-
■v ily white he is fleeing
from the law. ^
(D OTA CON TRECE
12:30® CON A WAY COM-
MENTS
3:00 ® NEWS
SATURDAY MORNING
to toe news.
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HEROES:
Year.” The il am
stash a rocket-bomb Jn
, Stelae 13, knowing the
the
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noon show
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Allies wont* bomb a
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POW camp. Hogan
pktos to sabotage gw
V-t, but he has to get
past the security guard
first. Color
Q ADDA MS. FAMILY:
Morticia concludes her
story about Gomez’s
courtship to her sister
Ophelia.
8:00 O NEW YORK fESTIV-
1— CARTOONS**-!
2— COMEDIiS—2
| HAST IN CAPTIVITY-The
first thick-billed parrot ever
bem in captjvity is held by
K. C. Lint: curator of birds
jit the zoo . In San Diego,
Calif. The little parrot was
named Ringo.
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BAYPORT LETTER
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till A.M.
Radio Station Fined
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WASHINGTON (AP) - Fay
Eggleston has been fined $500
for failing to have a licensed
operator on duty at Radio Sta-
tion KOLJ in Quanah, Tex., the
Federal Communications Com-
mission said Wednesday.
5?
The dredge "Miami" is gone.
. As suddenly as it came *j ust over two
months ago, the-"Miami" was towed out of
Bayport.,Channel last week after dredging
it .to-a depth of 12 feet below mean low
tide, "minus 12" -in engineering jargon.
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During -its stay, the "Miami" -dredged
out.mdre than 1-1 million cubic yards .of
material to give Bayport access to the
sea.. •......-----.....—
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Classified Ads
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Q| COM E R PYLE.
USMC -. Gomer is toe
only one available
when Sergeant Carter
needs help. He can’t
go out unless he can
come up with a date
for her girl friend. Col-
"WORLD
WITHOUT
END”
The El Toro Restaurant
J?
Peter OToolc
TWIST CONTEST
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(FORMERLY MORENO’S)
7M» BAYWAY DRIVE
OPEN 11 AJ4.-9P.M. DAILY
*. CLOSED MONDAYS
® HONEY WEST: TV
Abominablei Snow-
man.” Honey is hired
, to deliver a suitcase
that someone wants
badly enough to com-
mit murder.
8:30 0 MR. ROBERTS: “Phy-
sician, Heal Thyself,"
Roberts decides to give
Doc somethkig to do
by bringing Ensign
Pulver in for a factiti-
ous east of appendi-
citis. Color
® MOVIE: "Against AU
Bags." Lt. Briiin
Hawke and two sea-
^ men slip into the port
pretending they are
deserters from a Bri-
tish ntan-o'war to blow
up the fortifications of
, an 18th century pirate
stronghold. Color
® PEYTON PLACE: El-
liot visits Rodney,
preparations for* the
legal battle.begin.
9:00 Q MAN FROM UNCLE:
"Tlie Ultimate Com-
puter Affair." Iliya ar-
ranges to be thrown m-
is
ON STAGE
fascinating!"
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FOR ORDERS TO GO
September M . ...
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8:30 O George Roesnef
0 Farm Journal
®Sign On. I".
0 Cadet Don
0 Ann* Southern
Q) Captain Kangaroo
7:30® Sea Hunt
® Jungle Theatre
8 00 0 Heckle and Jackie
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AFftoi by
OTHQt CONTESTS
ON STAGE
More than 700,000 cubic yards-of •*=—r
spoil was punped-into'the 25-acre, levee-
enclosed area west of Highway 1^6. The.,
■iiiiwiiR—j other material, dredged from'the^ Galves-
FsMtxnnt 4fsr CaaF/wIc JL CAamLc 1ton Bay -portion of the channel, was
ramoustor beotooas Of MOORS |pUn^ed t0 existing-spoil banks o?i;.the
Lobster Tails • Frog Logs * Boiled Crabs | far Side Of the bay.
• Stuffed Crabs
Broiled or Fried Chicken
German-style Sauerkraut with Sausage
Crab Dinners
RICHARD BROOKS
A Cotuinbii Pietura
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"Serving Its Authentic Mexican Food"
6:55
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JACKPOT THIS WEEK
7:00
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BRunion rsr-
October 14 «d 15
2 PerfonmNK#* Daily 2H)d p.m.-8:00 pjw.
0 T«i> Cat
Stuffed Flounder
fr
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8:30 ® Hector Heathcote
© Tennessee Tuxedo
9:00 O Unneruug
® Bugs Bunny
Q) Mighty Mouse
9:30 0 Fireball XU5
® Beatles
0 Linus
10:00 0 Dennis the Menace
ffl Casper
0 Tom and ‘Jerry
10:30 0 Fury
0 Quick DraW MeGraw
© Porky Pig
11:00 © Gulf Coast Jamboree
0 Suis*rman
> 0 Sky King
U :30 © To Be Announeed
lloppity Hooper
ljorjc Ranger
11:45 0 White Sox vs. Yankees
12.00 0 To lie Announced
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Big though -it is, the area surrounded •
by levees almost wasn't big enough to
hold all -the dirt, removed from the in-
land part, 'of the channel. Dredge
men had to shift, the spoil viine often dur-
ing the 'last few days of dredging to keep
it'-from oyerflowirg.
sal
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M ARGOT RUDOLPH
FONTEYN NUREYEV
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World
News
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The "Miami was towed to Barber
f near La Porte for* some repair work at' the
I Standard Dredging. Corporation's ,dock
I there. So, Captain Gus Hutchins will get
Ijto live in his Pasadena home for a little'
I .longep. ^ Although, he'.s owned the home
I since 1950, he's had'little opportunity
| to live there.
I Barring, a long- siege of' inclement
I weather, Bayport Channef should be open
for business about the middle .of November.
The channel will acconrnodate. barge traffic.
Cut
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Something New at
The NEW Tower
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KWBA
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
CARACAS, Venezuela (API-
Two soldiers and two guerrillas
were killed Wednesday when an
army patrol overran a guerrilla
encampment near Ihc village of
Ljis Pinas in Iaira State.
Three other guerrillas were
captured and several weapons
.•ind explosives were seized.
An estimated 20 guerrillas
raided the village of Uguire in
Sucre State anil escaped with
food and clbthing.
HAMILTON, Bermuda (AP)
-Bermuda's oldest newspaper
missed an edition today, appar-
ently for the first time in Its 137
years, after a sudden storm
knocked out much of Bermu-
da's electric power.”11
The Royal Gazette wasn't the
only victim of the storm, which
had guests of up to 8G miles an
hour. The 7,641-ton American
freighter Transcaribbean broke
(ter, moorings and went aground
in tlie harbor of Saint George
Fallen trees , littered streets,
and ferry service was sus|>cnd-
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PROGRAM LOG
SATURDAY SCHEDULE
KWHA IMS
6 09 a m. SOdAL SECURITY
UFE UNE
COUNTY AGENTS
REPORT
MUTUAL FARM
NEWS _
heavkniJCnd home
HOUR —
PHIL WAYNE
SPORTS
COY LIVELY- INT
SUNDAY SQIOOI.
LESSON
CHLST1AN JEW
noini
BACK TO THE BIBLE
6:15p.m. LIFE UNE
Hear Southwest Oinference,
Army and Lamar Tech Football
Saturday afternoon and Satur-
day night, ,
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SATURDAY NIGHT
Salad Buffet
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© Baseball Game of
,the Week
® Amateur Hour
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6:15
Dine with us Saturday evening*—
(huoae your uwn (nun our many varieties of
Salads aid Rellshe*
SUNDAY NOON
6:45
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
12:30 0 Inquiry ' '
0-Movie
.1:00 ® Early Show
'2000 CbllegcsrfiotbaU
2 :30 ® Imiuict
3:00 ® Larry Kane
® NFL Countiiown
3:15 ® Great Moments
® Howling
5:00 0 Slattery’s People
® Wide World of S|»u1s
O Divorce Osirt
5:15 O Divorce Court
5:30 ® The Rebel
'to
7:15
A
Fabulous Sunday Buffet
Ert-
7:45
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11:30 - 1:30
Children 10c a year of age
8.05
Heavy rains last week caused some, loss
of time, but the job is still on schedule.
Concrete will be poured soon for the wharf
apron and flooring for a future wharf
building. ~-
Adults $2.00
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The NEW Tower
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Sunday Family Feast
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A sign of the times in .Bayport these
days is, of all things, sif?is.
7"
Choice of One
BRmiSffl
SMt DAVID BLAIR
lay Advaotc* Tickets Now..........
At the Door - $2.00
Fax Agreement
Rosii Turkey VV/Cornbread Droning end Giblei Gravy
Fried Chicken
Barbecued Ham-^
Fried Shrimp
Retzloff Chemical Corfu has its sii-71
up in front of its plant.
WASHINGTON (API Presi
dent Johnson has sent to the
Senate a m-w pivdond ts-tween
ttie United Sluts .< arxl West Ger-
many designed to avoid double
taxation on income of corpora-
ttoae
The protocol, signed at Bonn
Sept. 17, modifies an agreement
between the two countries which
had been in effect since 1954.
NOW SHOWING
THRU WEDNESDAY
SI.SO
id.
Street signs are due to go up in'Bay-
port, to help visitors and delivery per-
sonnel find their way around.
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And at the Red Bluff Road and Highway! *■
1^6 .entrance, signs-will be erected. Not
only will the signs identify Bayport, but
will alfeo carry placards* bearing the names
'of those companies located ir. Bayport.
BERIJN (AP) — Astronaut
John H. Glenn, the first Ameri-
ran to orbit the earth, and Rus-
sian cosmonaut Alexei Leonov,
the first man to walk in space,
will be in Berlin over the week-
end but on opposite sides of the
Communist wail dividing the
Choice of Two
Candied Yams
Fresh Green Peas
Specklad Butter Beans
Served with Pear Salad
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DECKER DRIVE IN THEATRE
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should'j
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NOW SHOWING
THRU
SATURDAY
Adults 1.25 Children (Under 12) 1.00
city.
Glenn, on a goodwill tour, is
to arrive in West Berlin Sun-
day, Leonov and his companion
in Votkhod 2. Pavel Belyayev,
are to attend a rally in East
Berlin Saturday.
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A war has been declared ip Bayport.
It's a war on weeds. Weeds in the rights-
of-way of’ftajor thoroughfares through Bay-
port are being mowed periodically to en-
hance appearance. But it's not a job for
the old walk-behlnd-it-and-push mower. It
takes a man on a tractor pulling a mowing
machine approximately 1,6 hours -to get the
job done. . 1 * r
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Nonna Jean
and all .
The Wagomasters
FREE Chicken and Potato Salad
Sat. Oct. 2nd.
As cornnon as they are in the world,
trees are a precious comnodity. Already,
more than 100 trees ranging in size up to
;seven inches in^diameter, have been moved
out. of Bayport. ’*~
At least four other groups have asked *
for treesr .Tree Transplant, Inc., will
b^gin moving then? as soon as possible
With Its specialized equipment.
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H TRLCJTY PHARMACY
’ Site of'the future waste treatment
plant that will serve Bayport has been
designated for the latest tree removal
work.
October 1, 1965
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Hartman, Fred. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 43, No. 7, Ed. 1 Friday, October 1, 1965, newspaper, October 1, 1965; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1144745/m1/2/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 7, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.