The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 164, Ed. 1 Monday, April 5, 1965 Page: 3 of 16
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VESONK DEVEREATTX IB.
CHARLES E. OATES
LAMAR KELLEY
DONM.HITU-CM
JAMES E. WALKER
EARLY LIVELY
KENNETH BADGETT
SIZE!
*Dvs to iron dtficitney
Science Shrinks Piles
New Way Without Surgery
Stops Itch—Relieves Pain
Gemini Spacecraft
Flown To Florida
King Stud's Nephew
Involved In Crash
Unbeaten Hogs Hope To
Maintain Status In '65
MARBORUlltohS
DOUG STORE
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Calif-I -ST- LOUIS (AP) — The -next
Gemini spacecraft scheduled to
carry two American astronauts
into space this summer was
flown Sunday from McDonnell
dy^fTa. ^
McDonnell was the prime con-
tractor for building the craft,
Gemini 4.
Astronauts
and Edward H. White II are
scheduled to take the craft on
a four-day flight.
SANTA
(AP) —;Fahad Nasser A1 Saud,
24; a nephew of King Saud of
Saudi Arabia, was booked on
suspicion- of drunken driving
after-he wasritmrtved in an aura
accident, the California High-
way Patrol reported.
The University of California
at Santa Barbara student was
driving alone Sunday when he
apparently lost control of his
car on a curve, officers said. It
ripped out 12 feet of guard rail
on a boulevard near U.S
Officers said he was released
without hail.
BARBARA
Those are the candidate oth-
where do vou go'from a pep-lenvise described as aggressive.
Tltere are gaps in the Ra:;or-
riT-icTi'me-'Uri'Trwrywt'faf^m
defensive standouts, such es All-
FWrrrTEVILLE. Ark. tAP
Try
so thorough that oufforors mad*
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Kenne- first lira*. aaRaaa
healing substance with the aeton-
iehing ability to shrink hemor-
rhoids, stop itching, and relieve
pain - without aurgery.
In caaa after case, while gently
relieving pain, actual reduction
(shrinkage) took place. .
Mott amaiing of all—results were
"You »o to
Frank Brovles-said quickly. . , H
And that's what his Arkansas j America linebacker Ron Cavc-
Razorbacks will do Wednesday j no*8-
as they begin spring football
practice.
Broyles left no doubt atxnjt i emen
what he is looking for: Head
hunters.
Coach
have ceased to be a problem!"
The secret is a new healing aat;
stance (Bio-Dyne*) -diseovoiVTS
a world-famous research institute.
This substance is now available
in suppository or eiutvuut form
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The offense lost quarterback
Fred Marshall and * four lin-
Classified
Ja&es A. McDivitt
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- We have got some prob-
lems.” Broyles said in his Un-
derstatement tone. 1
At all drug counters.
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Broyles, of course, dreams
Rbout another team like the ore
•he had in 1964 in one that
I went 11-0, finishing No. 2 in The
\ Associated Press rankings beat-
en'.’ Nebraska in the Cotton
Bowl.
I Arkansas has 20 actual prac-
tice days in a 10-day period to
lind replacements for the boles
• .left, by "raduvtion in its-first
und-’fcated team since 1909.
| "The job? are up for grabs,”
Broyiewmd ' W" just hone that
|someb<K)y will step in and de-
vekm fast enough to make us a
hand there. ’ I
There wrtrmnthme .flrifnihgi
All I said was
Free with
Terminix
Termite Treatment
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Show me a filter that delivers the taste and I'll eat my hat.
Elephants are- as clannish as
club jointrs.; If on elephant be-
comes separated front his own
herd. h» rarefy joins anr.tfier:
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SEABORN ( RAVEY
DAVID <. CLARK
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GOLDWATER'S PEOPLE ARE
AFTER THOSE $100 PLATES
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FOR YOUR HOME
FROM AMTS ANO ROACHES
WASHINGTON (AP) — Gold-l' to demand and obtain the righttto do the job will be forthcom
iuirdUo-get $100 bills the faithful lor the voting-rights bill Presi-
cougfi up for party dtriners. dent Johnson is urging and Sen- Uftvfc ni anries naitimau
ta,, .., . . pie Republican Leader Everett nRYt BLADDER IRRITATION
JkM;.-, ^..4<W»-l))aLsjdte tmgqi of a M Dirfcsen of Illionis is ctiam-! *!('■,r 11 ■ Kirtu*r or s.sdd.r ir-
kmg letter Barry GoMwaler’s hroth-,“' m ■«* «“««
1 J m ptootng. i rn.n arid mtjr mtkt you t.n« and nervous I
Bliss femlnded the GOP worn-- |
en that the national organization i l0»p s<,,'-p *«i <ui(er tram , I
needs money. He said tfiit i oU1 *‘rMi
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you doubly to call Terminix, the only nationwide
termite control eervke. For you’d get. not only the
(meat pcofceeional protection fh»m termite* . but
, alm_80 jgyx‘ .FREE protection from anti stsL
rnerhae. That'a right .'.... we're giving extra pe*t
protaction to every homeowner who geta a Terminix
termite treatment. Q&r ’M.jood for a limited lime
-oiniy, «e eelf te<Uy j Dffwr vvptrrv AprB re. ms.
include tfrrrr Tones,- fi defert-
. stve stiecialtst last year: Jon
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seaeor,. .1
ek Hl'csuelf, hi
liis Jthcit stuff in the Ark.ins.is |cr Kobc-i-t hat been vtiiluic in
hacjtfii'kt; and Ronnie South. ■ trying to drum up attendance at
who backed Marshall it* it soph the party dinner in Phoenix
loroorelast maaon- \prii 14 that is billed as "a Jiiie
■ Jones, a 4j«yaister. also widiutp to Barry
„. , worir - *otne - -at-, wingback. - aixir
■* ( Bnnuvdt -witt -wr srmwdtrty tr
'die defensive backtieM.
i J-rry Mooty fe-enteis the
| hac klield picture atur a year on
disciplinary proitation. A broth-,
of 1959 All-Amenca Jim Moo-; f°X^!’ernt
fy,.Jerry will try out at tailback '-eiimsaier.
and d<-tensive safety. ..... . ... • I know that you did mote
' TJW pjYfpiioU for shafitng'Uti^ihar yaur share in the sppp*:rt
the bye Wield are good, but re-iof the tauserva live cause: during
placing the heart be the 1964 de*j the last election, out tiiat you.
tense remains in trie nands of too. might want to be part of
young hitters Broyles is seek-this tribute.' /
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that ruminal al» confidence ur.nf mi #* »r.»ifI!"c\l,n,n,'ro?‘- oil 1 V IS C ri I Trpc
: "Thq me, -« Wd! tawe nnong ouT~-pfflPtrflai' contrihu- oystxx »: <trujrfft». ri* "blttn-iut1! LUCMT STRIKE FILTERS
from this dinners going into a tors, then the funds we need1 - I . ........... ■ 11 >■ >.
fund which will be administered
by Barry to further the aims of
those wshc believe in our form of
wrote Robert V.
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Just how this fund would be
admintslered by the 1964 Reiatb-
lican presidential candidate,
apparently is a mystery-to two
Reimblicans Robert Goidwater
said would be honored guest* at
the dinner, National Chairman
Ray Bliss andn former Vice
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mittee gets a portion uf V.te re-j
eetpig whew a state party »-rgi»r|
ization (Hits on a fund-raising i
(dinner in the $100-a-plate brack-
et. In this cas# Barry Goidwater
! evidently will decide whether to
(iejaisit any of the money in the
j rational party treasury.
I Bits? ha* made it Clear that so
jfar a* lie can sha[ie party i:
tciese they will lye directed ai
trying to reclaim the sutqiort of j
Negroes annd oilier minority- i
which went over-'
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Monday thru Saturday
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whelnungly again*! Goidwater
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NiiOtv at -the" Reputifican
women* conference here,
called for prompt enactment of
legislation •*- end vntirg dis-
crimination against Negroes in
the South.
But. Goidwater said there is
enough legislation on the b.*)ks
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• Miniature Train
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• Kiddia loaH
• Kiddia Airpian*
• Scrambtar
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Red China Wants,
Preconditions
In Viet Nam Talk i
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A Xpeolal fbrrrojKindenl
Rod Otineie ac ivitie* suage-t!
that Peking wants to torpedo]
any move toward pre-c; • ii-t
tkms'' fate Oft-Viet Nam p;-m
l*we<l by a group of nations call-
ing themselves nonaligned.
Achieving .this could involve
excringxpresiure on Gammu,
rust North Viet Nam and its
vague hints it might be "tiling
to talk without insisting: he
Americans first leave Soodr
Viet Nam.
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Part of Peking’s pressure
could be in the form ol runem
(ircpagitnda tha U.S. ;
North Viet Nnm directly erh-m
ger the security ca it d Oiin
itself. This could sr vc s a pit
text to force on !fa
Cant amounts of mill; ty aid
find perftftj^ *v«t armed men
whose presence there would
Jrtffliwafc'*" " Who ever heard of an economy Uger?
Peking may suspt'ct that the : ' ■ ■. . ■ •; g-V '
ftempv ig to c u-:j ,-a'v^i run You did—fust now. It’s called the Pontiac Tempest. How can a car that’s so stingy with gas shoot the works on Tilt Wfldt-TflCK PORttftf Tlflfft
anou.td tied Ciina n j py.-auadc oerformance? Simple. A zippy six that thrives on recular -gas is standard equipment. Feel more tigerish and ,
JSPdeS _ wan< re9ular'9as economy? Pick the big 250-hp V-8 engine: The price? A trifle, as tigers go. Look into it ;
* A ^presence In C0Mt T0 *"*
Vint Nam cpuM in ertere with
Chinese designs.
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Hanoi statement omitted on*
paragraph which runted oblique-
ly that negotiations would be
possible if the United States
halted attacks on the Commu-
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Hartman, Fred. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 164, Ed. 1 Monday, April 5, 1965, newspaper, April 5, 1965; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1144731/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.