The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 45, No. 140, Ed. 1 Friday, January 5, 1968 Page: 2 of 14
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Friday, January 5, 1968
Alltinti
Huden
(Sroup,
head o
Thei
one nv
when he was taken off his ship
here and admitted to San Ja-
cinto Methodist Hospital suffer-
ing from 105 degrees tempera-
ture and pneumonia
Aside from his sickness, Luigi
was also upset because he could
not communicate with his
nurses.
He desperately kept try-
Box Offlct Optni
,»:J0 A.M.
Show Starts
10:00 AJW.
ALL SEATS
ITALIAN SEAMAN FINDS SOMEONE TO TALK. TOO
Tom Acsei, right, spanned language barrier for Luigi Carbone
Our WorM jgLfass.
8-CARTOONS
2-COMEDIE5
gggjBi
lMis Chalmers
Plus This special Feature
SCIENCE
FICTION
THRILLER
"ATRAGON"
company had called on Carbone
to tell him this, -
“I would like’to ask the coop-
eration of the people of Baytown
in giving a helping hand to the
.... » New York Central
.... 4614 Occidental Pet ..
Am TBl't Td
Anaconda ....
Armco .......
Ashland Oil ...
rrs'i+*.*,
COMPOUNDED
DAILY
48% Penn RR
discovered a thumbnail ■ else | Carrier Corp .............54%
nodule in her pelvic region celanese,................. 62%
and It is "possibly malignant.” Chrysler ..........56%
occasional seaman who is left
on his own In our city?* Wristers
lays.* . ....
He has asked the hospital and
Roan Select Tr
Schlumberger
Sears .........
Shell «........
Chrysler •••.••••••••
Columbia Gas ........
Delta Air
Plenty of Contests
On Stage
the Jails to call his number
424-5669 if a similar situation
arises and translation or other
help is needed.
Wristers, a chemist with Esso
Research and Engineering's Re-
search Center here, is the ron
of Rev. J. Wristers’ of the
Dutch Reform church, who has
a ministry to seamen in tills
country.
ER&E here. A Hungarian by
birth, he was schooled in Italy.
Sinclair
Diamond Aik
10 Half Dollars
Dow Chem ......
Sperry-Rand
Given Away
• A federal Judge hag out-
lawed a seniority system at a
Richmond, Va., clgaret plant.
The system had Uie practical
effect{of restricting Negroes to
lower-paying jobs in certain
departments,
• President Johnson is try-
ing through several govern-
ments to find out if North
Vietnam wants “prompt ai.d
Stan Cal ......
Stan Ind .....
Stan N J .....
Stan Ohio ....
Stauffer Chem
Sun Oil .......
Sunray ......
Dresser Ind .............. 37
DuPont ...................152%
El Paso Nat Gas ......... 20%
Ethyl Corp ..............36%
Ford .....,............... 54
Foremost Dairies ........26
Gen Elec ................. 96
Gen Moan - w
Jackpot This Week
$20.00
sunr&y •••,# as# •••••••••#<
i synwif....................
Gen Tel & Elec .......... 42%
Gen Tire ................. 28
Georgia-Pacific ......... 60%
Getty Oil •—.««..»» 93%
Gillette .................... 58
Gordon’s Jewelry ........ 40%
Greyhound ........ 22%
GulfOJT ............76%
Gulf States Util ..... 28%
Halliburton ............... 62%
Taft Broadcast .......
Technicolor ..........
DRIVE IN THEATRE
’ PH. 424-MU
MAUf THRU
NVW SATURDAY
3 FEATURES 3
Tenneco ...........
Texaco ~
Texas Eastern .....
Texas Gulf Sul
Union Carbide .....
I GET OUT
THEIR WAY j
••• IF YOU CAN !fljj
United tollies
Upjohn Drug
U S Steel
Westinghouse
Xerox ......
nauiDurion
Hoffman Electr
Ho LAP ••••*•«
Interlake Steel
s &'Laugh . ..........
primaries.
A-N-D
VINCENT PRICE IN
William
cents postage. One official sug-
gested it might cost the Post Of-
fice more than it wilj receive
(Continued From Page I)
nam Thursday, an unusually
just to collect the penny due on
all letters.
Here are the new rates:
First-class letters will go up
from 5 to 6 cents an ounce; air-
mail letters from 8 to 10 cents
aa ounce postal cards from (to
5 cents each; airmail cards
from 6 to 8 cents each.
Second-class mail rates—most-
ly newspapers and magazines—
will be increased about 24 per
cent. Bulk third-class mail-
mostly advertising circulars—
; from Hanoi and then turned to
bomb die Lang Son highway
end rail bridge which had been
repaired during the rainy sea-
son.
U.S. pilots reported
FREE-VUE FRL-SAT.
"THE STRANGLER'
U.S. pilots reported mush-
room explosions blanketed the
two Haiphong bridges that Navy
planes attacked, and one pilot
reported an American rocket
burst direcily on the main high-
way and rail bridge on the city's
western limits. . *
Other carrier pilots hit a main
bridge three miles north of Ha-
noi and Hasted the bypass ferry
landings alongside the bridge.
All the Hanoi and Haiphong
bridges were cut last fall but
will go up 34 per cent
NOW
SHOWING
PORT
OUR SERVICE DEPARTMENT WILL
BE CLOSED ALL DAY ON SATUR-
DAYS. THIS WILL GO INTO EF-
FECT THIS SATURDAY, JANUARY
tth. OUR SALES AND PARTS DE-
PARTMENTS WILL REMAIN OPEN.
WE HOPE THAT WE MAY SERVE
YOU BETTER IN THE FUTURE.
ticking supply targets all the
way to the 17th ParalleL At
least 22 rail cars and 34 barges,
were, reported destroyed of
damaged.
In Paris, sources with diplo-
bomb damage to
roads, bridges and rail lines in
North Vietnam. They said there
now are about 250,000 Chinese In
North Vietnam, including some
military advisers and weapons
technicians, compared with only
about 50,000 last fall.
Analysts said the influx could
mean growing Red Chinese in-
fluence in Hbnoi and consequent
MIWflM hmBUSNIKS
MATT HEIM.- , .
TflmMUjRtanMK*
North Vietnamese leaders
might decide it would be better
to end the war soon .rather than
it.. a9 iKa flilnaia
NOW SHOWING
Thru WEDNESDAY
risk the return of the Chinese,
who dominated northern Viet-
nam from the 2nd to the 10th
century.
Richard Burton-Elizabeth Taylor
Alec Guinness-PeterUstinoy
N.Y. Budget Offered
Planning Commission has pro-
posed a capital budget of $872 5
million for New York's 1968-69
fiscal year. It was the first time
since 1955 the recommendation
was below the previous year’s
proposals. The proposal for
1968-69 is $118.7 million less than
the one it submitted tor the cur-
^ .
'rent fiscal year.
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Hartman, Fred. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 45, No. 140, Ed. 1 Friday, January 5, 1968, newspaper, January 5, 1968; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1061904/m1/2/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.