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Johnson, De Gaulle Seemingly Far Apart I
WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi- dy. And now Johnson cn3 De|4hat "for the time being” John- thing was needed to rhow the
dent Johnson has done to Gaulle look as far apart as Ken- son had no new information
French President Charles de neriy and the FreadAaa/Sid- they ditto t have already,
Gaulle almost exactly what De Johnsdh suddenly called a At 9:56 a.m. Thursday, intone-
Gaulle did to President Kenne- news conference within a few' diately after De Gaulle's confer-
mimrtit after De Gaulle had ence, the first bulletin from
finished a news conference. If it Paris said he called tor a new
hadn't been for this, the French- world monetary
man would have had world on something mi
headlines to himself. lar and pound si
But De Gaulle had to share this coumry and
them because Johnson and his At 10a m-
rdministration repudiated what
the French president said a few
minutes 1-e'ore.
Until this hr
for months had
irritate the Frei
De Gauiie had
NEW FACTIONS MAY DRAIN
STRENGTH OF VIET CONG
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Dr. Victory said Van Horn
told them the school accounting
system "» not acceptable in a-
\ cordance with TEA require-
ments.”
He said we had an adequate
staif and we had.’ enough work-
ers. Our. internal control was
poor. Van Horn said if he were
the auditor he would have to
say ‘no’ on minimum require-
Johnson administration’s
stant disagreement with
Gaulle, it was this: ^
Before Johnson could meet
newsmen, American officials
were already disagreeing with
De GauUe. At 10:42 a.m. The
Associated Press reported un-
named officials considered his
five-power conference idea im-
possible.
Then Johnson, at his news
conference. challenged De
Gaulle's suggestion tor revfadhfe
the U N. Charter Still later in
the day U.S. Treasury officials
said De Gaulle's monetary ideas
would be a retreat to 1931 when
the- world economy collapsed., < >
Johnson began his news con-
ference with sa serfe* of state-
ments on natiora! problems and
said he h.3d planned to make
SAIGON, South . Jflet Nam The-leaflets, distributed-ntos«-*se. This particularly, includes
Hereditary hostility ly in Viet Cong-controlled prov- the militant antigovemment
among Vietnamese, a major jnces around Saigon, are signed Buddhists,
factor in Saigon's political fay the “People’s Revolutionary Leadership of
upheavals of the past yeax, may Group, of Nam Bo.” "Nam Bo” Roman Catholic Church, the
have begun cracking the unity Communist jargon for "South{labor movement, the univefsi-
Of the Viet Cong itself. .- Viet Nam." ' . ities and even the army Is pre-
Leaflets have been turning up jr*- propaganda contains thejdominanfly North or Central
~~\ ■ F- lately from what purperts^o be usual injunctions to fight harder Vietnamese.
"He said we need to have a a new faction of the VietCong, against American imperialists The Viet Cong, while
systems analyjiis xun —■ which jes«entialbL_aiili-North .Viftnam^ait it also depounces the *'.N'a-lpiirpnrtedly a .-purely southern
we are well aware o£ Some- ese in character. " x. , tjonal Front for the Liberation jorganigaztion, Increasingly has
time ago we awarded a contract "B they are authentic,'V811 of South Viet Flam”
for this toJluesse. He said ourfntelHgence official said: -‘Tt ^ the Communistldominence. .Intelligence men
office really needs to be reor- looks a$ if our side is not ajope ub/',party of North Viet Nam, believe that more than 90 per
gamzed and that there is tpo to having tn.ubles^Ii this thing and Communist China. cent of the high-ranking Com-
much wasted effort. We need catches hold within Viet Cong -Qn orders of the Chinese munist leaders and experts in- -
analysis and need to know who ranks, it could spell real trotfle i&jmnwBiJs- party,” one leaflet filtrated into the South during
js doing what and eiidttoate lots forthert.” .“militarv and political the past year have been ethnic
m extra effort. In other words, There have been occasional ca(jrcs of North Vietnamese ori-j North .Vietnamese rather, tfaan
the work,, flow needs to be reports of dashes befweert nval ein have mduallv reolaced thc Communist southems. This is
chanptdv- - ^Care-jditih-aarytally near cadres of southern origin in the!certain h mate. froUhta. tor tte .
Dr. Victory said Van Horn the Cambodian frontier. important positions of the jVtot eong. ' r -
commented that the purchase or- ’ National Frtmt for the Libera-j Inevitably, there hag been a
der system here was "unique.” / _ ,4 t / tkm of SoqtK Viet Nam. • isouthern backlash.
Mm. €.W. The same employe wba neceives n. J. f l—fl- - "This ^policy in practice isj
Mr. purchase orders sends out in- IIArif \T(i|(P aimed at gradually transform-:
voices. 1 -,x levvn h/HIIIV [tog,-Nam Bo into a province o'
fm China." / _ _
“Thef^a^signpcant cultural
linguistic
among North, Centra! and South
Vietnamese These have
plagued , Viet .Nam ever since it! Eight fighter* will represent
became independent of France! the Raytown Boring Club in
the Louisiana Roving Tourna-
, The languages of. the, Jhreel meiit, scheduled Saturday/to
parts of Pet Nam are separate Lake fbarie*. * ✓
dialects. Food and customs of. BavtownpartJrlpaala will tut
the three groups are quite dif- Mike Ramiros, Tons Garda,
(APi
Decker
the Vietnamese
e than the dol-
ritog, a slap at
another bulle-
Bie/iaulk- jwoposed a f ive-
>r conference, including
China, to examine and per-
rcvSe“Ke United Nations'
nothing to Charter, although Red China
an In turn isn't evena member,
auiet Rut‘ At 10-2T- a.m. a bulletin from
showed, this didn't 'Vashihgto^ «e. W House
had hvorotired ***** Johnson would hold a new s
ulle into being agreeable, conference at 11 a.m If any-
This is what De Gaul^did' tOi
Kennedy-. ' ■ .
In early 1963 It was known for
some time Kennedy would de-
liverer! State pf the Union mes*
sage to Congress on Jan. ,14
Under ordinary circumstances
thi* "would have given him the
world—stage-foreohe-day^The
THRU
SATIRDAV
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Vieti come under North Vietnamese
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T:M PJL, Again 1!:J»-
LIONEL JEPHtlES
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Crimson
Blade"
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RONALD Allan' Stoerner, *on
of Mr. and Mr*. Gordon Stoer-
ner. SO* V/ E. HniinieuH, cele-
brated hi* tint birthday Fri-
day with a party. Grandpnr-.
eats are Mr
them
r
f-
decided do let reporters ask him
questions. - -
That would make his sudden
action in calling reporters* to-
gether — right
miletins from
casual and not related to De
Gaulle at .all. The timing makes
it look the opposite'r
Hospital
Notes
★ Holdover ★
after De Gaulle
LPam—look ^
■A
and Mrs
Porte. G
Mrs. Utile Rocker and Mr.
and Mra. Novy MeElroy, «M
of Troop; and Mra. A. T.
Ashworth of Bartow n.
L. Stoerner of Ui
grandparent* ore
S*r
world was waiting.
De Gaulle jumped hrto the
act. He hadn't had a session Johnny Euchanan, son of Mr . .... . ,. _____________—
wittr reporters since May and Mrs. J. J. BucTiinan Jr.; 7***“®^’ ^ .a^, *“
Houston, Room 13L long to make what he did to De
Debora Lee. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. JJr. Lee, 400 Holly
Lane, Room 11S.
Randal Jackson, son of Mr
and Mix. R. R. Jackson, 1201
Gedar Bayou Road,. Room 131. -
Mark Shanks," sol of Mr. and
- (Mrs. M. C. Sharks, Highlandsr
Room 113.' - /
Ivy L. Gould, 2004 Chilton,
Room 123
Mrs. Edward Guy, Crosby,
Room 132.
Mrs. Marshall Burgess, 324
Briarwood, Room 209.
Mrs. William L. Devi, 403 W.
James, Room 111. '
8 To Fight
At Lake Choritf
Admitted to-Gulf Coast:
iatiohs
differences
- audit report. Dr. ^i£iury
plained, "They receive inyoicC*
and then make out purchase ore
- ders." / . //
Dr. Victory said Van Horn
compared the singteG Chtiy sy£
tern used in the aCounting .. ■.-.n...
,r> i _ni r— t n- e » j c -u.i parlment to‘putting a horse and PHILAD^JHIA^ (AP)
[Courtesy Mmol Lynch, fmre*. F«nn«r and Smith) . .buggy 6o-'a -yfat. 4r gotwtxnwxdregged. -on slowly
„ . modern day freeway.^ to^Jn the paralyzing. East _
** jG«o Motors amiiia.Ti• •.slOl Wh^n th*» tfa ftnef* m AicJCou*ft d*K\C s(riiir» fErwit,
29% Gea TMe ..................tf which ha* caused k»se* ^mil- When Vietnam y** jril*one
Gw lire —...........U% mul, ^2B lions' of dollar, daily? left country, Hanoi and Hue were
Georgia Pacific ........... 61%. hundreds of ships anchored in the main centers Of educational
60% Goodyear Tire ............ 49 ^ £ ViJrt rtv«* or *» and shut and poiitioa! aejivijy
Greyhound ...............thlm' ° dow71 "factories and mills ' for; con runrirg a third
Cutf OU W..,..58% «_. lack of raiv materials. , [mirch larger population. "LG. ■ ^ • »■
** ^ Sf .....’** 2 tells the board toat you are go- To manw pt^ the 60.000^^ long- ' RftW I^AIlAAtc
" I-V jpSf* . ................J®* .ng to do these things you do ’horemen irvolved in the strike,^* Vl? -Vm u*'1 ,t’!*^’'??DUjg .lA'.JHWre
••Sl!* Btes...............“ft »; H*iJS cl»G ft ** air. It 1
......a, ft! ssi.--......5* ■raa-’ri",,?*- r ^rr.iy’iSu; " '
m d«w * lawHr SffltSS go^ck mw-^k“ «« h™ was the l
...... 57% Kerr-McGee .............. 46% *m0UBt. ,0 *» Jwn 7 w ^_ surgent lactioni dominatedi K<ArnrMrur^tiPr~Pnu*.
[ iffvptt’Mvfn jkir warning period. Dockers st ports where sure#1- dr vnrth v,M»tn*rn-i N\COriD(Xn^ (AP^* Police
’ ......... VM Horn told them. however. ments have hew reached refuse h> central or^North vyagn,^ „ n-vcar^Id Ne*rejaj-
*.....nil MamavraT........*.......*2 IWbatiop would not bg "slap- to return to their jobs until . told them he fatally shot Ms
......« MnSanro ................sou P*^” * district ti kmg u ■ agreements are worked out in | 5-vcar- l-l »> their home
??ii'v.“n?.7 »K«i board was working toward cor- all pmis . — Li mehP«vl Ttoired^Vnight white tortr par-
WYoAa':::::::::» ^... _ u** > Phuadei. runGral '
m Sire Prt"”".....'.....^ " >. ,
c LL ». a -i £**+«”^»***•*fric^y^^ *
»* «-**.»Eckhardt Assails - ™=r.g ^
reerehre^iuredayby-their .Room 215, . _- |KWllnMHI lfll ^*^2®.*...............JS TEA - Biagnt ARCtotf aid la wVS.-\w.ne. pemtrd tt-M hwbretoer and .
bama coliecgues to stay out of Mrs..Dolores Pena, 1222 Pme, , . , - . .............off amid accroditatlBri la ro. P*1** Martoe Trade Asioflltlnnjtv «U are T. the we.-ipoh fired, a bullet
the^city."We go to «t attitude Room 202. ..... .;"'''■*'*»* ]f{«-Moved ' continues to be the dispute over«*v®di,UtnMk teffptH MtM
ot listening and learning? saidK Mrs.- Frances Gaylonf. High- IlCutSfllvf Uvlwj .......d,. Victory said Van Horn » amtual woA peri-!^, •<a*;fjs‘SVwfe^!;'^. ■
Rep. Qiarles. C. Diggs Jr., D- iands- RooTTi 3M. >;/ # Man N J ..................pointed out that “with nur large Longshoremenare asking aju u»/«r< iW two hoys and two other
Mich;, a Negro who acted as Mrs. Marpie Ballew.^b^riH- Br 'GARTH JONES ...........s"* system and the amount of mon-Ll'?2_il*2!i. *?**-Tm 't awaw* fjMidren' were to th*- home
spokesman tor-the group. x vietv. Room 246. y._, _ , . . Sun Oil .....................66 «v H.e handle ft Should b* oti*F*PP*Bg *S*ve pledged only 1.- *•* - / • . esbioe. C /
In Marion, Ala, more student Mrs. Joyce Zeag|e£d304 Park - A^Tf^*v1^la7 |toirey-Mid ...............^>4^necessity that 'we do even more l™-/ ' V*SS reJS ' The 12-veat^ld wws left to the
demonatratkm* were planned way. Room 245/Syntex ,...»...........-••• P,. than meet minimum - require- j-/weral Mediator John R |5w vSTa*.*ws «*»«« .ieuitody ‘ot hri parenta. -
toUowtog the arrest of about 200 Mrs. AltonfMvl*. 2300 FreiWhfB^m“%f U*m already bore Tennesaee Gu............34% .mm,»««. uuy ne«olto-]^,*:',« *• »* r*<*u«" r-
Negreea there Thureday. Place: R^?26. ? ...............Wk "tol'xmntotog the recon*! V* 5?S'ntoZuS lW»i"dSS^'ire-. as re -. cv
l0.fnc>lt -4-4 -. Horn looked at boto l^^hours and more.. «m*.- d»y.<te*g.».j!gw
than 2,500 the number of per- ,,aA»Jkm the House and Senate Text* Gulf Sulp ...........83H We and Dublic achool bual^te----- ----------- ‘ “ —4 * * M#na#w, wa
sons jajl^d since King opened m p f-ilJ-il Oi //' adjwrww* Mntil Monday. Tide water ........... $>% oiJratlons because the«8> am
Sr^eT drive^nearly three f T UWjW, K4/ adopted 112-13 Tidewater ................ 35% ffiatoSj to^r.
weeks ago to Selma V* JMJWIfW - Thursday a Senate - approved!Transam Corp ..........f47% The^T^SSmMfehocom-
if#1 SKv. mUR.322:™ S - roygSgsSgre
?71je court orfewas termed a They approved the resolution TMI M’rtib.................. 6% Van' Hof> said. "I'm tosrj^ke V
victSy to *%tetoent fronathe^.1® «*iy -offer a twiday argonietit V.-estmghoUae ........... 45% inertly todg to aee «f the disSj Stn A WMbv'Robe
small minority, XCIW ......M2* OSS^fa.rLu.1^.XaSMJEStLES*,
if ucation'al fund to New York. home of hj kb and daughter. ;nainJ lnmi bjg cixitt trj#d t0-- ft^toiy aaSnSS^W & IW&toaf the
m H^rtver, .the Rev^ Andrew ^w ^ ^ Mrs' 3ohn T ; delay or destroy .the proposal. X / th%ci«l jus,
H wiirw ^jfen tUimedthereaelutton was|rW»WII CBT ICDS ^ buTtol ’*■ W Tytidal Smith
'| deeply dlsiRiiototed beca& the *»»««» hf *t Paur u' Lrejno,hln?,wt "« program ot footL , , . A At a necre* meeting last Ttw^maSe str*hitow^that 2r the!*"" ** v^- •nH »**»• Jrw‘ E
J judge iftUetTto take any action "i i .*L-| ^kauir resr^ct to redis lMfjgAr k I OC3t0U ^ |da> night the school boftfdJwld Wl<xk w^cra^ubiect to anfi- ^m*,h* Wright BKtl , Bay
J St artritfJame. G dart triettog this, state.^ ° **** /- ^ towptfct at 5 30 „ ml lhure- ENJOY URANH
■ Jr, already wtdef an injunction -“>a « w'“ In adopting the resolution! TYLFR (API- Barker Butter *0 t^-toad* of' s*4 ertlmato* were that ta * O^lrtto. Oh» hrwpUal *
■ against toteArtng^wtth^^ voter toTlm^Neb |T^m* & Aretona. Artansas, mSui^ rennrfSTmtaloe proc«lurea7 V«(p4«rS ^ *na^ SUofal IffW
■ tovlcea will be at 10:30 b>- atHwclafrt was ^I,.8”****?* a day.
■ MondayTtCaaey FuneralHometa • .^^^i^^ted about 4 a.m. todayto^ .to<MWdy ^ Pm ^Itww e^^ TODAY . . .
■ At Kings direction, tn* Ne- Allh,1PW ^hth# Rri Wart i vgr.tjon. It two-ihirds of/lhe TyW Sheriff Harlan lymeiaid 1 Ml betft pgttponcd. Trupfes de-1 at 24nHffcai to St* Voriri1^ Pt Berea, Ky, !
gW suspend^ demonstoations Hurial wUli***1* fegWaturre act similarly, ,sfcf . Grided to*ait until a JgejTeffirial j/W.- fl a n.qiw^ *p New- Or- •'Ameral arrangementa *>$*-+ Fr«*h toasted bum
of SteHa. Neh>: twoaisiere louaatioiMvfaathw there.wffl helto^^ifSr bi. has jbaan awottfg thaJq.i-^5>a"iW a>r<6" Hmiw-T- g* Jr a.iyr.Mt*.( ........j ;■--
Mrs. Nellie Lewis of Rtttrell! a *p*Sl aettfato or te ariwdthere ^<>h^ror/fa%Strrn [ ***
N.M, ind Mrs. Grece S^conunitiee will begin hearittgaUunjay. etoSjtona ^ »■* SSfaLm
A native of BUcksburg. Va . posali next Thursdr.y night. Long located banker In' [f? J*! wt« ^ Baltimore. Wise* »toce the »'■* 900 ttoU Dr,,
he lived in Auburn before mov- Smoke still awiried trt>m a downteWn Tvtor He ««M Me- * mMltoe, CReries W. Suee-irtrUtt began wwre esttmated at 5“?:' “ •wfr*1 Mmr IMMt
tag to Channelvtaw. clash between Gov. Jate Ooh- Chtog wt^ttoTinjured, and Oat WmBltaA, . ' mm’
nally and the T e x^k s State no aMwthc was involved. .f*T*****?1” Some fjtt members of DA i
Teachfrt Association,-'”' —----^ minimum state require- largest Weal, 1814. to New York
TSTAsrokesmesrfold teach-]/ Mrttr.,Urt, .mfnro.rt.i* u^mou*,)'
era at a mss* meeting hese*** _A It u panirularly unfortunate me union executive council to
Sli'i- fthimHc .. that Suevse has become involved-
SvM.tr imrlirti ■•■"05 * I in a <txur.rter*ythat wm nr! of'
ly s lfl-ye*r.«ay increase pro- —X hu —
grara ’va* nothing Kl ‘ strait (f onttaoed From Page 1) - srtrtT?*Ltri*ed th* i.
acket” on teacljert'ptoketbook . , . ... . *?:”•?J*
Such institution*, some 4«f ,ucatmn Afrttort. as required by
rollegea and umvemue* anxxto. law. Jff re area being met by tog
them, must be to full com- sf*5el;di*trict
pliairte ixw to hold onto fhelr "This failure to meet such
and
7^
but he suddenly decided to meet
the press not only oft Jan. 14 but
a few hours before Kennedy
could begin to talk. , 7 '
De Gaulle undercut what Ken-
nedy was to say later. There
wasn’t mnch Kennedy, could do
about ,it. His message had al-
ready been prepared, mimeo-
■mk
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Gaulle an accident
Dragging On
All
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Noon Call Stock Quotes
in 1934
Ne<
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Toro. Koocir Phillip*, Arman-
do Herrano, Robert Ramiro*
and Altorf ( ontroran.
era
Aluminium Ltd <;
Amer Cyan ........
^ner Tel & Tel ...
Anaconda Cop ..
Armco .......
Arhland Oil .,
Beth Steel ..
Celanese ....
Chrysler ....
Cities Service
, Colgate Palmo
Admitted to Sar. JaciBto Mcth.jCoiumbia Gas
Diamond Aik .
Dow Chem ...
DuPont ......
El Paso ......
Ford ...........
Foremost Dairies
Frdeport Sulphur
Gen Elec........
■ Kennedy's message spoke
* glowingly of a Europe moving
toward uiiitj'. He Frenchman
contradicted this idea before
Kennedy could mention it. He
made a mess of Kennedy for?
eignooRcy.
This is what Johnson did to
r Gaulle:
For weeks It was known De
GauHc would meet the press
Feb. 4, Johnson badri't. beto a
preannounced news conference
since last July 24. Reporters
protested, newspapers criticised
78%
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67%
m
with Sai-
despite its
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41%
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WU]1 SWVfi
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if*
that Kl-
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F*r
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Mtirphv McNulty, 601 Harding,
Room 302, ,. ■/' '
Willis McBride/ 307 E, Mor-
rell, ICU. ” /
Paul Korbcck, 1705 Hartt.
Room 350.. ,
Ellen .Marie Dueger, 417 S
Burnett. Room 203
John Jackson, La Porte, Room
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f?;? By Do^
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nun in *|>ort. bi»lnr>
ptatrd' in' both
-Sirw*. mnd * W»*r
g*n*r i - T*rt - ' tort-
rrit< Hrd fbr lop game h
#p«rt *ro JwMp
I Chuck Bwgiwi . . - J
pU>rd tiMh CUhrth'
MrnmI Bowl - and *M
mm
As late as Wednesday. John-
son's press secretary, George
Reedy, told impatient reporters
faust
THE
Meet ■■
!
.
304
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SATURDAY
SHOW
OONS-I
v 2 - Comedies - 2
I
Yankee* in tbo Wortd I
. . . L**e*1»n wa* , tn
, . Rn*e Itowl with 8t«l
I and ».n#dr Ihr W or hi
7" Iwith rto- Dodgrr*-
p.
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IVUt. Wioww,
■'OR Oaaa*--
V
-r,;,.: plsr.ri » «
get biggrk and tugger-
>-c*r, but did. you ever
rter who wa* the t*lle*t.
rr to history- • • • The 1
Iof Ttavrd tram oturn h
player who hold* the all
rc-.-,r<! . . , HI* name
•Tiny" Reichert... He
I
t:S0 A.M.
Try Sm
Classified
says, "We've got lot* ot work to[iZ&r« ttSi
ita yet. We're banging tmo me;"*n<e„u»
walk of the dlapute hard Buff*3 ^22
there isn't af,y -settlement/ln: a »«S
to.
!* 10:00 A.M.
fwft litlFL Wi
Intd -fhe-ilpwa _ u***
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/
•teKueteeri ' v«, Me Ute
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na
Plus This
Kent A Car Service
As Low Ai $5.00
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Ians' Son
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M HmI'b Ifcp tmim*.
Every
VXk
tm Day
—I
Dies Thursday
ITT
Co#
shroud
Mato galf raperto he
record I* held by
THAD FELTON
.........tW.I.. 1
the
I pea Oeaag* Baye* . - .
rr k reported to have
silver
lining
ertMM a ha* to* Tarda.
when old
fiends get
of grave
roWery...
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"For Mon Sito Waew
Tlw Is TW Otae"
OMMISTAKAltY
AMERICA'S PRtMIU
QUALITY Mlft.
wait uohla
v
rwmttad from a Justice Depart-
meirt sttrt-Bfed wider the 19W
Civil Rights Act last November.
J
\y
SPECIALLY MADE
\ WEDDING
CAKES
WILSON BAKERY
, murder!
LARABETS
i
Rest
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M1-S3IS
• oo
V
aucincAN
KM BAYWAY
a*- -. -. T-WW - M
# V # Restaurant *
GUM
NOW SHOWING
THRU SATURDAY
vmccRT
Ro
tmwiT ivsciAi.rr
\
PUS
Crneei Iftnrol
foewider a return to work if the
/
tmn»
PhUadelrtua contract is settled,
though Txrrymr^B
agatont Gah r*ton *nd Miami
"A iujfy,boidly provocative production-rer-
...
on the strike
’_ **toto wisinki
Osw II m *a, w II M
pnii
POL
whippet, who have been what
they railed "ybattoate and un-
cooper, t
n -L Prr%idtM THuma* Glea.
LORRE
asserted 4 the TSTA
g out mistofcrmi-
■plan would stoif
ftachera from forming a pav
false lnbby everj two or four
if-
WaS
The 0 Toro Restaurant
tiqpf
his
MBS
■on deeUnod comment on the
pt-mosri *
L
KARLOFF
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Hartman, Fred. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 114, Ed. 1 Friday, February 5, 1965, newspaper, February 5, 1965; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1144827/m1/2/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.