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making food progress In eleanlng up their Mg Inven-
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Chrysler, all rs4f up Ales gains k>ver
earlier American Motors reported a decline.
It k to
a good era* tor tigM
a year
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to
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Production during the week totaled an estimat-
ed 111400 compared with 53.915 the previous week
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to
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and 158.071 a
year ago,
Motors settled
hut afco *w remote aad
a 2(>-day atrike by
ad choked off all
the
the wtda apse rover-
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Chrysler President Lynn A
ad that between 1964 and 1967
that h*
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1987 Chryaler
against >450 i
le invaatfag
81.7 MU Ion on MMBBMoR.
1953 through p.y.
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a private stock of
Offim. J#M aft the
"Bttofythint we are doing to
ufacturing capacity and our selling aad servicing fa-
culties la baaed on our expectation of a steadily
and La* Stein. will hi
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I tommy i
Urn Stein.
at
growing market for can aad trucks in the yean
ahead." ha said. *. .
evidence of continuing proiperHy emerged
hmSS of the eitntonrr^-' - **
• Industrial production row to another record In
August, aunufacturen expected their quart*r-to-
partar galas la salss aad lavaaioriw to nsaala
steady In the current Quarter and the number of
nonfarm workers reached a new peak in mid-August.
The Federal Reaerve Board reported that the
Index of Industrial production edged up .02 per
to 1814 per cent o* the 1957-56 average, ‘ntla
the 10th consecutive month in which the
ast a record.
A survey by the Department of Commerce pro-
jected a 2 per cent rise for sake In the current quar-
tsrta a record $122.5 billion. The projected gain for
of this year was a narrower 1.5
sampling showed that manufacturers
anticipated an $900 million expansion of their In-
wMigr stocks la this quarter, the aaaw is tha pit*
vious quarter, but an accumulation of only 8500 mil-
lion In the final quarter.
Nonfarm employment Increased to a record 61.07
million, a gain of 334,000 over July. This was about
, 1125.000 more thap wasexpected.
The Securities and Exchange Commission and
* the Federal Trade Commission reported that profit
. margins of manufacturing corporations widened
considerably In the second quarter. Their survey
showed that the rate of profit after taxes rose to
IS* per cent, a record for recent years. A pear
the Food Fair
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In cgnlra.t.
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hhmd only by
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Finally. over Ms prateet. Sw eoi-
Fulton Lewis Speaks-
Tha
tfAmm Unvjf ImLaii
w miMii nnun ■
Bat Won't Tate Rag
s>« flaahad la tha world
lr
ha stem ta tha
U.S. Aids Aggressor Nation
cent
index has
MDtNXAPOUS, Minn (API
By nXTON U
f ASHINGON -
of Cal-
la (hr enemy that tha Joist
Bible Verse
vasfans" ot tha Amy doth to-
Lofton, a Job seldom hold by a
the Anal
WS
NOW UNTO Mm that is obit la
pact banner In parade* «hr re-
carding Joy. Jud, 1*
Sukarno.
The Alaska Democrat made
the charge after learning that
Connecticut gen. Thomaa Dodd
SUte Department officials had
assailed the State Department
The Lighter Side-
Know Your Bridge
-By B. JAY DECKER-
lor a policy of " concilia tinfT
Chat has time and again deprived
the tree world of cold war vte-
Everybody Wants Peace
But It Eludes Them All
tAMPUI NANDI
The policy ot conciliation Dodd
laid, has failed In Indonesia, in
South doubled for takeout and
"In View of Premier Sukar-
irorth dealer
EgypOn^
North responded three dia-
l»’( repeated
he wants no I
Neither «di vulnerable
further UJntftrftl
notions would be consumed by
ByHENBY
earlier the rats was 12.3 per cent.
Another government survey Indicated that
American businessmen are expected to spend a rec-
ord |7.4 billion on overseas plant and equipment de-
spite • Johnson administration program to discour-
age such expenditures. The total would be 21 per
Apt above the |U billion U1 corporation* spent
ow^expending their overseas productive capacity in
With user's orders being cut back somewhat
since the steel industry labor dispute was settled,
steel production during the week dipped 1 per cent
to 2J9 million tons from 2,413,000 the previous week.
bt a devastating tritx)ii.> of the
Dodd soli:
f
survey people,
IN of them di
view ot Sukarno s publicly-*tab
ed objective of destroying Ma-
laysia, in view of Ms expropri*-
"He is by nature inclined to
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play it safe. He shies sway from
an alternative to this, namely.
ner the other night I asked them
and that bacsma tha oontract
difficult decisions He avoids
East did not fore waU. Hs loot
two dubs, a diamond, two
recommending any course which
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4AS7S
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a giant grab bag. with each no-
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beer, if they'd do me a favor
view of his open boast that he
hearts and thraa spades to fo
There must be a reason,” I
4SS
down four—700 points
siblv with the Red Chinese, the
decision to provide Indonesia
all is not well. He admit! to no
eron. He reacts violently to
any criticism
+ QJS2
Either that, or put sh the eon-
ring, "why there Isn’t any more
dltion* behind s screen and have
peace in the world than Own
the Heads of States “fish" lor
a nee seems to be the height of
is. Every Tom, Dick, and Choo-
En-lal says he wants peace, and
“And this combination of traits
make* Mm all too prone to run
away from the harsh reality of
the cold war, and to rationalize
them as children do for prises
also had their troubles. Thera
folly
at a birthday party.
It Russia got America's condi-
Under the first such agree-
ment. mode in I960, the United
Sts tea provided Indonesia with
but there Is scarcely
Iss, far's hang to sMde by
them. If America got Albania's,I
peace to fill an egg cup Would
hit flight from reality by con-
Communist-Catholic War
In Hungary Still Goes On
2 NT Pass
2 ♦
Hoath West
you fellows conduct a wOrM-
enriched uranium to furl on ex-
appean to Justify it"
America would have to stick to
Pass Pass
Dbie Pass
Pass >4
wide survey (or me, ind tot me
perimental reactor, also sup ■
them, and so on through the lost
country on earth.
North si acted to open with s
S 4 <4 DbU
Opening load-king ot club#.
have the
plied by Uncle Sam.
"Non - violent" demonatrs-
tions in at least two down U.S
Moat of tha hoods played In
Like all my friends who'd die
nations would learn to kxik at
newed. Indonesia would tie IV-
ftcuit for South to realise that
tha annual worid championship
lands - will be held Oct 15 and
for me at the drop of a hot.
BUDAPEST, Hungary (API among the country's six million
— Westerners hero sea no new Catholics that, If they enter
peace through eyes different
fron their own.
Peace, the survey showed, will
quired to return the fissionable
his partner hod Md a psychic -
they went right to work. One of
1< to protest American "eggree-
matrrial. But the SUte Depart-
ment has assured Sukarno that
he may keep the fuel at least
through 1870. Sukarno demon-
after all, than an only so many
high cards in th# dock.
But in trying to solve the
them went right to the extension
skm" in South Vietnam.
The demonstrations were first
wove of religious persecution in their children for religious in-
Hungary. but the contest be- structlon in school, this might
be played, but, unfortunately,
phone In the bedroom and put In
• call for Harold Wilson, aad
than ora many othar hand*
feel that their own brand of
twain We Communist govern- keep them from admittance to
proposed by leaders of the Viet-
Nam Day Committee, a Berke-
ley. Calif., group that has staged
numerous protests aimed at halt-
ing troop trains in the San Fran-
ciao Bay area.
The October demonstrations
have been scheduled by the Na-
tional Coordinating Committee
to End the War in Viet Nam,
a group formed at the Assem-
bly of Unrepresented People,
held in August In the nation's
capital. The committee is mode
up of representative* of the
Communist . controlled W E B.
DuBois Clubs, the Student Non-
Violent Coordinating Committee
and the Students tor a Demo-
which arts* to IllustraU how
peace Is the only good kind of
peace. The survey shows that al-
most any kind of pooM is bet-i
msnt and th* Roman Catholic universities or getting good Jobs
strated his gratitude hy organtz-
tha gam# should not ba played
Heads Of State before we retired
Church continues
ing a mob invasion last week of
the U.S. consulate at Surabaya.
later
with on answer that was neither
Take this dial which occurred
to the rumpus room tor ping
_ - r Another deterrent is that reli-
Hungary's Catholic gious instruction is given either
•ml Ms MB BBRI
ter than none
Four thousand Indonesians
and tha United Btataa in IKS.
As I write this, the result of
surged onto the consulate
grounds and occupied them for
True Nature
Hidden At
First Blush
snest cf a number of priest, for il#ly thltr children attending
the world-wide survey Is before
me. The lack of peace Is not the
atther of which would have been
with two soadaTsttartJtotoea?
lah North bad
be
)
24 hours in a protest against
plotting to get to school earlier, or leave
fault of the men who brad the
U.S. "imperialism" in South
various governments of the
worid. They tie strongly for It.
The conditions laid down for
Viet Nam.* Mopeatcd demands
later
by consulate officials that Indo-
nesian authorities break up the
demonstration fell on deaf ears.
The United States has thus far
Mds, the prime purpoee of which
Austria's Cardinal Franz Koe-
nig, who has twice visited Hun-
gary os a special emissary of
the late Pope John XXIII and of
peace by the various govern-
ments are to blame
By N. L. HUNT
poured almost $1 billion into In-
Paul VI. said the situation
WWtv w "“v.. of religious Instruction still wag
During a recent visit to the
doncsia, because it thinks that
the bell curvet, ell the graphs,
all the time in motion studies,
all the evaluations, show that if
nation's capital, a messenger
Daily- Crossword Puzzle
--—KING FEATURE-
8. Beauty
met me on a busy street with
n •
problems yet to be solved be-
paper I needed to sign quickly.
Both of in wen carrying pencils,
and Ink signatures were re-
quired.
permits I
jnetniettan
Sukarno. When Sukarno demand
tween the Vatican and the Hun-
cratic Society, among HMf
ed the territory of West New
••
Voluntary rdlRiou, instnic-
‘ er the world. Nations crave
Guinea, the United States came
groups.
In a Son Francisco press con-
ference. a leader of Berkeley's
Viet Nam Day Committee said
that widespread civil disobed-
ience will be carried out on Oct.
15 and IS, Stephen Smale, ■ pro-
feasor at the University of coli-
The other is the case ot Hun-
tion in public schools by priosiv
to his aid. despite the fact that
peace, but only on their own
g a r I a n Cardinal Joseph
conditions.
The survey suggests that all
*.
of peace
41. Church
1. Pick out
Mimiszenty who sought asylum
quickly Identified myself and
explained the need for a pin.
which I offered to buy. One of
part of Indonesia. There is no
band ot race, religion or culture
between the Papuans at West
in the American legation in Bo-
the Soviets
lLWhssas
conditions be scrapped It sug-
y]
IS. Vsars
42. Buddhist
church In
Japan
gests a giant bonfire, tbs site to
smashed the UM Hungarian
the two young men In the car
torn, that ot visits by priests to
18. First-
New Guinea and the Indonesi-
>•
kindly agreed to lend his, md
USe. Am.
rate
which conditions of peace by all
It. Dis-
burse-
-i.
DOWN
1. Chinese
13. Musical
Instrument city
14. Western 2. In the way
colloq.
I. Fibs
car
TODAY'S GRAB BAG
___priests not only hta said he would leave tor
gave such instructions but con- Roms only as heed ot the Hun-
sptred against the raproe garian Catholic Church. Cardl-
Thsre is bo overt Communist nal Koenig said the Hungarian
—— — VA _ *a a a .1 ___ — * ** him 4a *
msnt
Before I could sign the paper
By MJTH RAMMY
Central Press Writer
officer
21. Hail
22. Dis-
figure .
24. Guided
28. Scourge
28. Foam
28. Llsard
the owner, dashed up, saying :|
1**111# man w# were waiting tor
■
'jo here, and we have to rash.
TNI AN SWI*, QUICKI
1. What is meant by geno-
cide!
3. 'How many counties an
Users in the state of Texas?
A When were the first coins
SPOT OMAMI-OUISS TNI NAMI ing trass and a horison of
smoky Hue mountains, all of
which convoy a fooling of peace
and tranquility.
18. Turf
34. Tolerable
to. Irish
nobls-
You may have the pen tor
, 18. On the— 4. Spanish
17. June bug
IS. Shoe-
maker's
mi*':
Iio.
article
I
antly I searched my pockets, oft-
P
The gardens represent every'
S7.NaUenal
6. Fat
7. School
aubject:
®ljf Saglmmt &KU
en they contain little or no cash,
tool
fuMH
type Of landscaping in Japan.
Fruitless cherry blossoms ora
decorative in the spring; irises
'struck
Sm
at the United State,
IS. Through
30. Write on
front of
(a draft)
22 Market
33. Covering
3S. Astringent
commenting that I don’t usually
ssnafi
31. Carried SS. Abyss
i n jr * ti n
i
4 H0y long did it take Col-
umbia to reach America on hit
'
The money was found, SBB Mi
young fellow dashed off.
abound in the summer; autumn
Editor and Publisher
Pied Hartman
Jesses H. Hal*
■Manager ■
u.Mri— Editor
. Office Manager
first voyage? -
8. How long has the Veteri-
nary Berries been part of the
V. B. AnnyT
f, The pa pets were signed, the
pen seemed of good quality and
winter, snow products s unique
[T
Oriental "White Christmas" tf-
Mse Jeel
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feet.
if!
Noma this vot of fame.
Today s spot Of fame is the
37. Rats and
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Like most people, I don't enjoy
most fabulous and beautiful
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Kyoto, with tha largest
visible for miles.
30. Extent or
scope:
obbr.
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33. Past
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shrine In
torii end
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Those wonting soft af/ect
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Next day the young man ap-
pealed at my hotel room. He en-
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17 NAPPINfD TODAY
On this day In IMA Oongraee
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gravity, and go by the name of
matter at th. Borfown, Ttess!^? jSTKst
Located In OkisaJti Park, U
solid men.—Dryden.
plained he was lure the pen was
was constructed 80 ysors ago in
memory of Emperor Kwammu,
who founded kyoto, and Emper-
or Komei, ruler during the con-
atruction period.
The' Orest Hell, Doigokuden,
is a smaller reproduction of the
Imperial Piiacf built In 734,
representing an excellent sample
of Ith century architecture
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the DUtrict Of QoItoHg.
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from a
Sunday* by The Baytown Sun, Ine,
1 Memorial Drive in Baytown. Texas
BORN TODAY
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Autkor Upton Sinclair, so-
freas Sophia Loren, actor-dirac-
tor MUiot Nugent.
Bfiki
It, could he buy tt
ottooi
to
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god of
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and he went on Ms tray.
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great importanoe, but It reminds
me of two things 1 learned long
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Hartman, Fred. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 309, Ed. 1 Monday, September 20, 1965, newspaper, September 20, 1965; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1145282/m1/4/: accessed July 7, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.