The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 43, No. 160, Ed. 1 Friday, February 25, 1966 Page: 1 of 14
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Interest 4 Pet.
On City Bonds
Saigon Tour
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SAIGON, Sou* * Viet Nun
(API - Gen William C West-
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tact with the Red* eta
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competitive with the market to-
morciand. commander at US.
of Me
CAN DIDO GONZALES, who U
etudytac lor the mini.try, will
Ihaelfer
ie. tyndicale are Salomon Brae. * day. He tied bond btde re-
on iiuukr If New York. raw odv*d Hwredu by th» «y of
Ubhork end the Oty of Odessa.
forest in Viet Nam. paid high
tribute today to 2.5*0 American
infantrymen while on a penonal
oflMMeadAMSaperooat
tour Of the battleaearred Jungle
tan. Mode A Ob. of
Ike fltSw MNM re •••
Baputi Church. Hie Rev. Ramon
Hie council add ll.Td.M0 of
Vsxquss, pa.tor of the church,
hurled back a One# predawn
la In HarHagen to ssstat with a
Offahorc, however, the U S.
Viet Cong aaaault Thuraday.
Astride the hood of a Jeep, the
no. Meet of
of
SeA-OffAS
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v. on a i n on improves
MRS. JOHN EdwerdTof Breens
Tea , mother of Mr* Hal Rlcket-
Utkm. A snskssmaa aald da
naval.....rntpumi r
killed at least 20,Cbmi
while the gmuynment
th» low hirt nn the
md I am proud of you. Your
project! this year In the Capital
performance waa In the highest
Eli
| critical Utt at a hospital tni| *
conduct
KIWANIANS BOOST SCOUTING—JgaSnwSiiPSfcSSSg;
LpVB.hdAm^-Magd.Wad^ -to. shdmana, and jBdwn, Wkfoa tore, 2,*^ SUH 5 *“2^ Si !
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to at-
» San Antonio She wst Injured in
The discovery of d more to light c
t*en» Nxitonal
a car wreck Saturday. Her
daughter-in-law, Mrs Jack Ed-
ward. and her granddaugblrr.
aim injured la the writ,, haw
Indies outside the camps
The
£ pradmataiy three
■|la JneudMMS MBdMMjfMd
daw ta
anaa i
National Bank
Uni.-I mn defenses raited the
aarliec, dMht IT* Cbmmunlsta
orth, Republic I
Baida, Umar,
of
af Bay
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d m hL
* te.ba.MttW**,...,
toll of enemy dead to at least
bp Mb
X
battered
Mil WM»
to dive beau dragged away by
Id., and
».
mid Thursday night will total
nidi
the Viet Gong
aft* were taken
Texas.
Tri-City Beach Road Area It
EVA
I'D CIVIC Auuxlstlon
While officer, of the US Ut
that fhe yearly Infantry Division < Pfnt Bri
• •» ““
were J MdlJ ta||j#_ They have_______
turiUes of 13 and three-fowthi
City Cool To De-Annexation
'sejhoro Jan. end perhaps by May prosenled the OOuneB a MtSddy* IPgligjSdhdl .a
nun 1*1*1 Mossier a trait
,, mnn+rnt,h-w «- — e-» <” in TO HltJSSIcr PA 11VII« _
.j Vtri Nam The thick overcast "T'"1**™ ‘Vd «• ™ur*u* for the TrtOty Beach group. a[v3» pfaro tor* tococvorstinn^ ____, .. . , r*.,— fcw m* r—
slloired onK bur air .trikes ”"**■ 7 . . .” "» >»* TW * W H"^J "*”»» *‘..7*. ig^.^
Uatnat road, and bridges, ^ day mKht «,, propoud, »nn»a. Bsytow. JS^tS^Z **JZ.
BonnuAf .'> • 1 rhe* <<»km city of Vinh C. W Pt»to, i ipnkMman for tvm nf a «trtp of Soctfwm Pa* that am. prrTmsnofr for J"IW* 5— r>rrBT **,/*»_■*"*
KVVVtT! the R»v 185 *««b "< Hanoi The «br Trl-CIty Beach Ovk Aamcl- clflc Railroad Co rtght^lwaay nevattan win havw to be obtained «be public hearing. the road right miles >“'*
^iefvofProEEl "»*■ no sortie* •««». who said resident* of the
r , '. uonai tn- North Thanday area are planning to Incorpo. Gordon Speer a spokesman Council
dMr Str^i/ Air rate for a drligallon of Mom Bel- Thursday night they have no ob- tion ordtaknee, and it Is ex-
''mrrwT^l.wv? hecinnine at S jo Cbmittaad’a eight-engine B5I* Hie Tri - Oty Beach group vleu area residents, said the JecUm to the incorporation of; peeled to be presented to the
y In over the weather horn «ked that the council rescind Mont BeMeu area rostdenti Mont flehtou. but they wad toMBSl JHEJSJttBMjSJfel ■» Objectk* to the pteto b»
/ r, Huh to r«amd Communist tar- «. aimeaatlon procedure back »o« too weD sattafied with extend, the protocUv* fingers deorpontten of Mod BeMeu. _
, n r> ,, , b , wghlight win afternoon in South Viet to Cedar Bayou to permit that me annexation proposal ’farther before ttvu« permit- Plato told the round! that die aald, "My footings an • ttttfo who tuned up, b
h. te.taUdfoudoftted.ef S^SESEjjSfLggaui^jMSjgZTdbw*9TmS*m*£*mi„ ........... ,
wHti of Iteflli muRtcIptBly. 'moved •omewhere else poesi*' Oty Attorney George Chin* ^ to toil of thelposAL . m imj *i^y
capital of Hue The raid aceom- A puNIc hearing on -annex.- .. dwL id^droLtc uroiection of B*Wfu IMMaafo. 'T think this It a different prob- "< »>•*» **ri>LJu?* *• Y d '
IHinied a flaretip of military ae- tion of the Trt-aty Beach Road “f; “*d. ^ •‘*wm*tfPro<fcttal «j "Let us help you In this bull- Jem from that of the Mont Bel- fj*t»r™K*ted1 ^'ly ^ “*™.'
tion in the northern part of the atrip and one along Interstate I *btok we Oiderstand your Baytown* development area to n^- uid. referring to pro- vieu area," .aid Councilman Kiea, Welssel never waa treated
Highway 10 into Chambers Own- position and are to sympathy the north could be provided by tective anoexabon Raymond Donnelly. ^m “ A,*U*^ted Hi lh^
Only action of the council oo “* He h*x not tex
the matter wax to accept the
petition. ---
Plato asked tor a copy of the
oauncU's Thursday night * meet-
ing. which Mrs. Edna Oliver,
city clerk, agreed to provide.
Plato wa* accompanied to the
council meeting by two other
representatives of the Tri-Oty
Beach avlc Association, Mrs.
Bob Jordsn, president of the
Association, and J. D
Nicholson, a member of a com-
, mttteg
. corporation.
plant exchange sponsored by
beautification committee will be
held April t at the home of Mr
and Mrs E. L (Red) Wilson.
1X0 Mi^'uiUnd
gade briefed W
on
per cent
4JSEmS S ***,,id* wr»|wt
attacks of
by Ameri-
one of the
the war «
action elsewhere tn
can
the past M hours tiperad off
Nuuth Vietnamese and oth-
t;* ’ ‘ 'ffl ”1u
A muerf tor the dtjr eoune#;ty w*a Md efjfi MS- mMiMsBR
'* > *
^ isflw #lte
a Bruemnur u master aV
I
,
monies when they
. JSaUutliii Al
Pi thia* Hail. ,
to /
FU. (API -Cantor*
__aumuoi
up man. with "brush burns** on
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their first-degree murder trial
A MAJi
However, City Attorney Chan-
froaa foe dty
into the Mont Belvieu area
caused by any type Of
«
today as the
tOW|
terrain."
.
Councilman Andy Braswell,
who had Indicated that he had
He I. Fred Roy Weissel, »
defense attorney. Percy Fbfto
and
>
Women* Auxiliary. Dinner agk
be served at 7 M p m.
came from Governors' Lodge,
/
Circl* K
CIKCT.E K OF l^e College will
sponsor a magic show featuring
Mike Gates, a professional pia-
gician who Is ■ sophomore at
the college, at 7 30 p m Fridly
In the college auditorium Pro-
ceeds will go to the Lee College
Loan Fund. Tickets will be 25
cents for children in grades one
through six. X cents for stu-
dent* in the seventh grade
through college, and 75 cent* tor
adults.
Pock 101 Banquet
CUB SCOUT Pack 101 will have
a banquet at 7 pm. Monday.
j? at MertioruTBa p Fist
Church1 fellowship hall Families
of Cubs are Invited.
apartment 3C. SM Sunriae
Drive?" continued Foreman,
alluding to the Key Biscayto
country
I
trial
LC Bond Financing -
Technical School To Grow
n
9.
Mrs. Mossier, a small attrae-
Our World
1P. am her slrspiilng nephew
Powers. ». are on mat for their
lives. They are accused of slay-
ing her HUsband in furtherance
of an Illicit, unnatural love af-
vj .
Today
Technical-vocational facilities mechanics, electronics air con-
cal-vocational facilities will
make possible, through consent
of the college board of regents
am the school board of trustees,
for students In the two Baytown
high schools to receive voca-
tions] training.** he aalar
"This will provide an invalua
hie opportunity - for those stu-
dents who. for various reasons,
will not go the academic route
into education."
Dean Rondel) pointed out that
the design of the buildings Is
such that they ctn be convert-
ed easily for academic use if
needed for that purpose.
The proposed bond Issue, on
which taxpayers of the Junior col-
lege district will vote March 5,
also includes hinds for an aca-
demic building, .a mechanical
center and land tor a future
.t
that would be provided for Lee
fair, with Mossier11 *33-mlllian
fortune In mind. Mossier headed
X
College with part of the pro-
The three buildings would
have a total of 56.4*6 square
feet of floor space Coat ta esti-
m\ti it SRUUL___________________
Approximately X per cent of
the cost would be reimbursed
to the junior college district
from federal funds available
through the Texas Education
Agamy.
These structures would pro-
vide a first-class technical-voca
tkmal faculty for training Lee
College students. Dean Walter
RundeD said -
Dean Rundell added that the
technical - vocational facility
Young Baytown scientists wUl wnuld »*"* •» Immediate
show their wares Saturday at *horUKf *1*^ ,or *ademlc
the annual Baytown Science rl*s*« »~J f*cutty office*
Fair at Robert E. Lee HI g h »dd,,wn- ^ «* *«*»•- r»niI,u*
School.
The public ta invited to the
event from 2 to 5 pm Junior:
high exhibit* will be in the stu-;
“LEE COLLEGE WEEK" during Feb. 17-Mareh S I* proclaim- Afolt commons and senior high
ed by Mayor Seaborn Oavey, seated. The proclamation was exhibits In the cafeteria, dass-
Isailed in connection with promotion of the propeeed |IJ room demonstrations will be
million bond tasue for expansion of Lee Caflege facilities held throughout in the fair on!
The issue will be submitted to the voters March A Persons
assisting with the bond Information program Include Sam
B ram let t, left, president of the college board
Jim Horrop, chairman of the “llUiens ft
committee.
a farJtung banking and loan em-
ate three buildings
These are:
to A classroom building with
' Utor-itortet TW mmBie daft
processing, printing, drafting
and electronic*.
• Two shop buildings for auto
Ovlc
pire
Weissel stand* • little better
Fefi
I?
pounds. His name has playad
the background of testimony
ttece the begtnning of Florida's
most sensational murder trial.
He was described ag **». (aq- J|
mosexual since tha age of
nine."
I*
year ago, wbeo aoarty g|j
★ ★ ★
Weafhfr And Tides
CUKTDY TO PARTLY eloody
and a little warmer. Temper-
ature range expected, 34 . U
degrees.
wLhiF Wr
W *1'’*
\
Instructor
Will Resign
Youthful
Scientists
Bare Talent
t. m
W / \
C Brltlxh Prime Minister
Harold Wltaoa ta expocted to
The defense repeatedly haa
raised' MM suggestion that Mato
tier was a homosexual and
could have fallen victim the
night of his death to a pervert
companion.
Somebody "beat up Weisael the
night of Mossier'* slaying and
he was found about 6 miles from
the miadlr scene by Did*
County sheriff's ' patrolman
James Chinn at 2:35 a.m. Mon-
ster was slain about 1 45 a.m.
"One eye wa* swollen shut. *4
J
vjp W
March SI. while kit popularity
Dr. Elizabeth Meeks. English
instructor at Lee College for 12
years, will resign at the end of
the spring semester to become
an associate professor of Eng-
lish at Lamar Tech in Beau-
mont.
Dr. Meeks' resignation was
accepted Thunday night by the
Lee College board of regents.
College President George H.
Gentry said Dr. Meeks has been
"a very fine member of the
faculty and we regret her leav-
la iMhf high.
SATURDAY Galveston tides
will be low at 1:34 a.m and
• :3« a.m. and high at 3:Z4
fl
• The census taker la l*»
may be the postman, Andrew
p in. and a:U p.m
F. Brimmer, assistant tec re
..';®.
/m
nomie affairs, says. The era
AROUND
saa by mall teehaiqae la be-
lieved to be more area rate
Custodial Workers Given
Pay Boost By LC Regents
WN PROMOTING BONDS
and more reliable since per-
there was a cut on one ear and
blood on his shirt," said Dunn, ■
wavy haired officer describing
Weissel's appearance. Dr. Mat*
shall Pepper,-a physician , also
testified Thursday tor the de-
fense that he treated Weissel for
his wounds about 5:20 a.m. the
morning of Moss lev's slaying.
1
confronted by a form than a
person.
Jig
.. . _ . . . Salary increases ranging from
the student rommanT^ *b°'^ *25 to *» were approved for
a- TO"lm°OS, . ,!nine custodial employes of Lee
Art Hodges ta coordinator of r«iw« Thnrxrt.., Til ho the
the fair, assisted by Glenn Har- by ^
rington C A. Hppx h high ^ Marah aereed
school registrar and Jimmy . .Jl ( , .l™a , aKre™
Gibson, junior high school questioned why *** of the sal- When questioned further about
registrar. France* Mookhoek is *JYi rw,mm™“ati<>,'s wag Jii the custodial employes, Miles
publicity director. Robert Brad- , °* **** <*hen said there has been a turnover
ford i* in charge of securing *,)r
the Judges and Garland Huey is! AIv« MUe*- Ds* College as-
chairman of the awards com- *‘**»"» <*««» who studied the. Miles expressed the opinion
mittee. »«teiy scales, explained the »5 ^ ^ wm fortunate
Others on the steering commit- raise was devirvd for a mate!!.) have a custodian named Ed-
tee are Kenneth Newton, facili- who had • business injustice u.artj pugh a former airplane
ties; BUI Rogers, special events: lor the first seven months .she
Evelyn Robson and Vera Hartt. was employed;
senior high and tenter high hoe- Miles said that due to an er-
plUlity: Duward Ratliff, engi-
ment here. I |bet they (the cus-
todial employes I are paying
more social security tax now
than income tax.”
ing
• The Defense Department
A new instructor of custodial
classes wag hired for the Man-
power Development and Train-
ing program to replace Tom C.
Stewart, who resigned. His suc-
cessor ta Lsrry Dempsey of
Houston. *
Regent Jim Black said the
board needed more time in
hiring personnel. He objected to
"hiring people the seme night
they are recommended" and
said foe board should be
"thoroughly familiar" with each
new employe.
Black said he did not refer
to the particular case Thurs-
rrports l.tas 1.8. servioemea
have heea killed la Viet Nam
or Ur College”
slave Jaa. I, IMt, aad saother
(Baytown Saa Photo)
"They probably are,” MUes
ta.riJ have been wnaaded
BARBARA IJSTI, new Sun cor-
rcs|xindi-nt from Highlands,
sends in her new* tips early .. .
Mrs Burton Burrus can t make
telephone connections even after
5 pm
an appointment early
McPhail dashes In hurriedly aft-
er a trip to Houston
300 REL Students Plan
To Take Merit Testing
Expansion At Enfay Will
Hike Paraxylene Capacity
problem among Janitors but not
with the maids.
Betty Butler keeps
Beth
About 300 Robert E. Lee High quired to substantiate his first
School students will take the test performance on a second
Sanders wqart a pretty tweed National Merit Scholarship quail-exam and submit biographical
auit . . . Janice Larsen makes fyinjj examinations at 9 a.m. information in order to become
a late meeting. . ' I next Tuesday, March 1. Princi- a finalist in the competition.
Cindy Couch and Becky Me- pai Henry Armstrong said. Only finalists are eligible to be
Craw were among participants The two and one hall hour cSwffiEffiSoE
in the Houston Fat Stock Show fo,t 0f educational development aj,ip peering awards. per month when the
•i^.ar*d.urfr'£ sjrjswa ttssssfeA* rss; ^bSx^ssstzs'“|*** ^ m
7Z rrtpooded; "I
asatten—, - Charles JJeShong. JM7 must take, the >f.t > menaattona, teal mrw, axtra- "eB*
doe, some club reporting. L dide .” ^x R^ r Sall ta chair-
Carol Byrd relates by letter A„ gcoreg ^j, reports to ^lb^ty a!ri accom^tahmenta out- m3|| of a
that there is snow on toe Uni- schools before May 15, together A H . . coordinators tor various areas
verslty of Texas, campus. wllh interpretive and guidance g,!!5.-g*
k Mrs. Glen Muckleroy of 617 matwla] for school, and stu- g*”0.** j*? *^***tltfJ.th*
—Hotater 1 it recuperating from dcntg ~ stuaent, need About three *
surgery at Baytown Hospital. Some! 14,000 semifinal)*!,,
She can have visitor. . . . Roy fte highest scorer, In each State scholaT*hip sward* *" 1965 were
Comeaux tell, about hi, very ^ announc«j next Sept 22
busy schedule for toe next few Nameg 4 the semlfinaUsta will
months. He ^ a new grandfather. gent ^ and orKan|.
rations offering financial aid to
undergraduates.
Next October approximately
36,000 students who score just
below toe level required pf *emi-
finalists will get letters of com-
mendation.
I Each remjflnaljst wiU be re-
Robbye
A major expansion project
EnJay's Baytown Paraxylene
Unit went Into operation in 1953.
It produces toe raw material
from which polyester fiber la
manufactured. This synthetic
material is presently used main-
ly In wash-and-wear apparel tor
men’s and women's clothing.
However, tire and shoe manu-
facturers are increasing their
* irn 1 flbGiikJ ~
Cbafos aald, "IN* n»ter ex-
pansion of Enjay's paraxylene
producing faculties Is another In-
dication of the Baytown Chemi-
cal Plant’s expanding rote In
which will result in a significant
Increase in Enjay Chemical
Co.’* paraxylene manufacturing
capacity ha* been announced by
J. J. Coates', manager of En-
jay’s Baytown Chemical Plant.
The expansion Includes addi-
tions to the present Paraxylene
Unit and construction of a new
Paraxylene Feed Unit at the
Bftftqwn r'entm..,—;
Coates said the expansion ta
being carried out in two Steps.
The first step — addition of.prfr-
cessing equipment to the pres-
Unlt (PXUj -
late last year.
Hie second step will begin
about May 1. It will Include In-
stallation of more faculties at
the PXU to Increase efficiency
of toe present refrtgoretton sys-
tem, and addition of equipment
in toe purification section of
mechanic who knows a great
deal abbut maintenance work
oSS. ffl xsx “ r ssr
- fv . necessary to hire people Im-
Two custodians are now mak- mediatwiv ’ he said
one, #.raTt>. Salanos of cussion by saying "We
<fho I,' responsible i«6wr'‘»re note 5208: One mate lunate - {
Marsh asked. ^ tog *210 and another, *205. « the boatd be given a longer per-
iod to study recommendations
If you will accept the idea that
tliere will be'emergency cares.”
Earlier toe board approved
Dean Walter Rundell's recom-
mendation that three new in -
s true tors be hired to teach bio-
logy, English and psychology
for toe coming year.
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ror this, maid received only *130
■?
M.ir-Ji asked how the error
j
the dis-
wfflae-
m
"1 am." Mile* replied
«
Sam Bramfott, president of
tf study.
Advisors to the fair Includes
Dr Marshall. Byron Kisticr
chairman of the education com-
mittee, Baytown Society of Pro-
fessional Engineers; F. L Whal-
ey, chairman of the student ac-
F9ng DcadRne For
the board of regents, said.
Paraxylene
completed
ent
"WeU, they don't have to worry
LC Regents Is March 2
the chemical manufacturing In-
about who la looking out for
sponsored by corporations, foun-
dations, colleges, associations.
Chemical Cb. is a divi-
Humble Oil A Refining
Enjay
an of
Bruce Ramsey, legal counsel
for Lee College, told toe Board
of regents Thursday night that
legally toe filing date for the
regents' election must remain
open until midnight. March 2.
The election will be April 2.
L. J. (Bud) Mara!)
was a good idea be-
cause *1 think we'U have some
Regent John Sylvester added.
"I'd just like to make a corn-
unions, trusts or individuals
Co.
Branch, American Society of
Civil Engineers; Don Wynnemrr.
HARRIS COUNTT
ANNUAL
WHITE
SAVE
PERSONAL
MONEY ORDERS
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M. C. Rush-
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FEDERAL
IN THE
ROUND
tag, Baytown Junior High prfo-
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SALE
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cipal, Mrs. Winnie Brawn. Sterl-
ing High School principal and
nt to the
additional
be built
Emits ,aw tota
SAooomoo
National Engineers
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