The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 45, No. 215, Ed. 1 Friday, March 1, 1968 Page: 3 of 14
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Datsun Third Largest
Sdfing Import In ILS.
GARDENA. CAUF. - Ray
M. Horn, Datsun national sales
manager, has reported that Dat-
sun was the third largest sell-
ing Import nationally In 1967,
according to R. L. Polk regis-
tration figures.
Total units sold in 1967 show
an increase of 54 per cent over
1966 figures.
Hoen said die record sales
growth resulted from the out-
standing efforts of the more
than 525 Datsun Dealers across
die U.S.
The Datsun line hag record-
ed dramatic sales increases ev-
Men's Spring
were quarterbacks on toe same
Army team.
SEOUL (AP) - The South
Korean government will award
the Order of National Security
Merit Second Class to U.S.
er,v year since its introduction in
Army Gen. C. W. Abrams, depu- J9^. The completely new Datsun
* U S' forCeS 1,1 line for 1968 promises another
A government spokesman record sales increase this year,
said today the award is in rec- Hoen saw.
ognltion of close cooperation The Datsun pickup, No. 1 in
and support rendered by toe import truck sales in the U.S.,
four-star general to Korean continues to hold its position,
troops stationed in Vietnam. Hoen said.
ROBERT DAVIS and Timmle Lindsey go over some square
root problems In a Lee College class designed esprebUy to
help persons prepare for the General Educational Develop-
ment tests. Their doss is on the ninth through 12 grade level
and is taught by Mrs. Mildred Vaughan.
In all wool worsted with two buttons and sld* vant*.
Rayon fired, and parfaet for yrer 'round w**r.
Choose yours from plaids, solids and chads fit
brown, olive, blue and gray. Sixes 36 to 45._____
LC Offers Classes
remedial math and English
classes by a tuition charge of
15 a month for each student.
By JOHNEUA BOYNTON
The class was, reading from
a primer reading book.
The pupil who was reading
aloud stopped at toe unfamiliar
word. “Ca-a-a,” M tried.
"Cat-er-pillar,” said the teach-
er slowly. "See, it starts with
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No-Iron
Vonopress
Short Sleeve
Some 133 adults are enrolled.
The Adult Basic Education
classes have a smaller enroll-
ment — about 58. There is no
tuition charge. Expenses are
paid mostly by a $3,480 federal
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•cat.’ Remember that word?
We've had it before. Go on."
The pupil finished his page.
And toe teacher moved to the
front of the desk of the next
pupil who started reading toe
succeeding page.
The second pupil read halting-
ly and finally paused at a word
she could not say.
"Stop,” said toe teacher. "The
word Is 'stop.' Let’s try writing
the letters of the word in the
air with our fingers.” She point-
ed her index finger and waved it
appropriately as she said toe
IcstfArc ' ‘fi-t’-zy-n ’ strtD!’* The
by Van Heusen
letters,’ ’s-t’-o-p,’ stop!” The
class followed suit.
Then toe teacher moved to
toe front of the desk of the
next pupil ad he began reading
yet another page.
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mentary School. But this is her
twlce-a-week evening class,
brings In pictures bright and clear: a
stability, can be placed anywhere. Tele-
wiiiMm dipaler extend for good reoeptioa
and her pupils are adults.
After each of ’the nine stu-
dents in the class that evening
had a turn in the primer book,
Mrs. Lee passed out some work-
cational programs ever started
by the federal government* V and
was dismayed when funds were
cut off the ollowing year and
the classes had to be disbanded.
Funds were restored for the
program this year. But not as
much federal money was grant-
ed as in the 1965-66 school year.
The first grant two years ago
was for J6.954. Books, equip-
ment and other educational ma-
terials were purchased under the
first grant and did not have
to be re-purchased this time,
which was a special reason for
the cut, Dean Collum explains.
The federal government grant
represents a 90 per cent share
of the instructional costs. The
college participates with a 10
per cent in-kind contribution.
Dress Shirt ... Two match pockets, san-
forized and fast color. 10% cotton and SQ% dacron
polyester or 65% dacron polyester and U% cotton.
They stay fresh looking all day long. In solid* and
stripes. Colors are white, blue, maixe and olive.
Sties 14% to 17.
sheets with simple arithmetic
problems.
"What are the flowers on toe
top of the page?’ 'she asked
one of the students, a woman
possibly in her late 40’s or early
50’s.
The woman smiled and nod-
ded obviously recognizing toe
flowers. But no words came
from her lips.
The teacher waited, and then
smiling, she said slowly, "tulips,
tiilineT 'THa nimil rpnpntwi the
DEEP HEAT MASSAGER
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3pOIT dlUrT ... In both Ivy and regular
styles. Wash and wear, stays fresh looking all day
long. Sanforized and fast color. Choose from sol-
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Pollenex Deep Heat massager with chin and
body attachment eases pain and-brings re-
laxation through infra-red beat Charge R!
ed of Spanish - speaking Ameri-
cans.; '
Keep Up
of 10 classes
5-fiUNSISTOR.
ALL-PURPOSE
CRealtoni
The' other six classes are what
Lee College calls pre - vocation-
al and technical math and Eng-
lish classes. They are offered—
yritbout help from the federal
. government — to students who
Our Rgg.647
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by Haggar
In 55% dacron polyester and 45% wool worsted.
Wash end weer, never need ironing. The creese will
are capable.- bf doing ninth
through twelfth grade work.
Most? of toe students are taking
the classes in order to qualify
aOeyiOtdy
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never come out. Harmony trim. In solid colors.
on General Educational Develop-
a nationaliy-recog-
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seeker doer not have a high
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ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) -
The Most Rev. Fulton J. Sheen.
Roman Catholic bishop of Roch-
ester, has given a church prop-
erty valued at 3680,000 to the
federal government oe condition
that it be used to, house the
poor.
The church, St Bridget’s, is
iu a predominately Negro and
Puerto Rican section of Roches-
ter, which waz struck with ra-
cial disturbances last summer.
• Bishop Sheen said toe diocese
was "inspired by the example of
Pope Paul who sold his tiara for
the poor, St. Lawrence who sold
precious vessels for the needy
and some bishops of Latin
America who gave away prop-
erty for housing.” -----
BANGKOK (AP) - Lt. Cel
Felix "Doc” Blanchard, former
Army football star, is now
dying fighter bombers out of
Thailand and two of his team-
mates of the mid-40s are again
on the same team, j
Blanchard, who arrived in
Thailand two week* ago, to
flying F105’s from Korat air,
base, Northeast Thailand.
An Air Force spokesman said
Blanchard had already "logged
a couple of missions.’'
The spokesman would not be
more specific or say whether
Blanchard had flown missions
over North Vietnam.
Also flying for the Air Force
in Asia are Lt Col Max Minor,
and Lt. Gel. Arnold Tucker who
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Friday, March i, 1768
of rix similar classes being taught at lee
College this year on the ninth through Uth
grade level
Siamese Twin GHs.
T# Be Separated Soon
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Sur-
geons will try to searate week-
old Siamese twin girls Joined at
toe abdomen by a tubular sec-
tion of skin 20 inches in cir-
cumference.
Dr. Darleen Powars, acting ns
liason between-' pediatric and
surgical teams, said Tuesday
the operation "trill be put off
about one. month until the In-
fants gain several poOnds over
their present combined weight
of 11 pounds, 7 ounces._
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The first coin specifically au-
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United States was the Fugio
cent of 1787, It bore a terse, typ-
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Hartman, Fred. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 45, No. 215, Ed. 1 Friday, March 1, 1968, newspaper, March 1, 1968; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1062054/m1/3/?rotate=270: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.