Johnson Eyes Tweaks to Wage-Price Guidelines
Washington AP report says the Johnson administration may modify but not discard the wage price guidelines as officials study the policy's future. The 3.2 percent productivity-linked cap is debated, with Fowler and Connors signaling possible adjustments while stressing continued restraint amid inflation pressures.
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Washington
Stohnson
Johnson
White House
Secretary of Commerce
John T. Connor
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Fowler
Connors
Conner
Father of Sniper Goes to Austin
Charles J. Whitman’s father met with one of the slain sniper’s assailants in Austin and agreed to surrender the arsenal that caused 16 deaths. He collected his son’s personal effects in Texas and praised authorities for their handling of the case.
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Sniper
Austin
Charles J. Whitman
C. A. Whitman
Lake Worth
Fle
Whitman
Ramiro Martinez
University of Texas
Texas
Trustees Approve Field Use and School Projects
Trustees approved Robert E. Lee High School baseball field use for the Optimist Teenage League next year and Ced ar Bayou football field for Peewee games on Saturday afternoons. Architect James A. Davis reported Harlem School addition at about 10 percent complete, Highlands Elementary at 53 percent with $47,522 paid of $63,400. Deliberations on immunization policy delay final decision. Baytoum Typewriter Exchange awarded a contract for service of typewriters and adding machines next year.
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Robert E. Lee
Cedar Bayou
James A. Davis
Harlem
Davis
Highlands
Baytoum Typewriter Exchange
Mopac Spur Vote Prompts Court Fight Hint
Houston attorney David Sears and VP Joe Austin teased Sines over absence of one of Mopac’s attorneys at a Baytown council meeting. Sines urged no rush on spur approval amid ongoing litigation with Missouri Pacific. SP may appeal to the Supreme Court after a federal ruling that Mopac spur is not a main-line extension and does not require ICC public-necessity certification. U.S. Steel officials pressed for immediate approval to proceed with crossing city streets and developing land options, signaling major industrial plans in Baytown.
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Sines
Mopac
Houston
Baytown
Interstate Commerce Commission
Supreme Court
Pat Ball
ICC
Ben Sewell
Austin
U.S. Steel
Searls
Southern Pacific
Sewell
Earl W. Mallick
South
US. Steel
Mallick
Missouri Pacific
U.S
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Albert Fanestiel
Strike Continues as Negotiations Falter in Airline Walkout
Union leaders under pressure testified before Congress as talks stretched to a near eight hour session. Labor Secretary Wirtz warned of zero prospects for a quick end while 35,000 strikers from 12 locals across major cities pressed for action. Lawmakers consider possible rewrite of Senate draft to remove compulsory arbitration if unresolved after 18 days.
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William F. Curtin
White House
Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
New York
Miami
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Chicago
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Paul G Rogers
D-Fla
House Commerce Committee
Rogers
Senate
Harley O. Staggers
D-W. Va
Conress
Eastern
National
Northwest
Trans World
United
Noon Stock Quotes Snapshot of listed companies
Courteously compiled stock quotes show many major firms such as Ford, General Electric, IBM, Sears, Texaco, Shell, and Union Carbide. The list includes percentages indicating gains or prices and references to several diversified industries across transportation, chemicals, and consumer goods.
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Allis Chalmers
Arlan’s
Am Tel & Tei
Anaconda Armco Bendix
Beth Steel Carrier Corp Celanese
Chrysler
Columbia Gas
Delta Air
Douglas Aircraft Dow Chem
Dresser Ind
Paso Nat Gas Ethyl Corp
Ford
Weeneenee
Foremost Dairies
Gen el
Sinclair
Sperry-Rand
Stan Cal
Stan Ind
Stan
Stan Ohio
Stauffer Chem Sun Oj
Sunray I
Syntex Sain Technicolor
Tenneco Texaco
Texas
Gulf
Tidewater
Union Carbide
Union Oil of Cal
United Air Lines Upjohn Drug
U.S. Steel
Western Equities
Westinghouse
U S Plane Losses Mount In Viet Nam
North Viet Nam downed three more U S planes as a record 139 combat missions were flown. Ten American aircraft were lost since Sunday with over 300 taking part overall. Five Thunderchiefs were shot down last Sunday, and six pilots are missing. Helicopter losses rose to nine as Marines and Army units engaged near the demilitarized zone. Casualties were not immediately announced.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Acp
North Viet Nam
U.S
North
Air Force Thunderchief
U.S. Command
Hanoi
Deng Hoi
USS
Demilitarized Zone
Central Highlands
U.S. 1St Cavalry
Highland
Pleiku
Sion
Baytown Council weighs spur route amid indecision
Baytown officials debated a spur for Missouri Pacific shipments. Council split 3 to 3 on tabling the motion with Mayor Cravey abstaining. Councilman Donnelly urged considering petitions from supporters and protesters while weighing long traffic needs and railroad routes.
Texas voters to decide constitutional amendment on school taxes
A Texas public notice outlines House Joint Resolution No. 65 proposing Section 3-b of Article VII to allow ongoing school tax and bond collections after boundary changes in independent school and junior college districts. If approved at the November 8, 1966 election, the amendment would let districts levy taxes and sell unissued bonds without new elections, with specific provisions for annexations and consolidations. The governor will issue the proclamation and arrange publication.
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Texas
Fuentes Youth Dies In Hospital
Manuel Fuentes a Baytown youth resident since birth died in a Baytown hospital at 21 95 p.m. Monday He attended Baytown Junior High and belonged to Guadalupe Catholic Church Survivors include parents six brothers and a grandmother Interment will be in Hill of Rest Cemetery Rosary at Earthman Chapel 7 p.m. Tuesday Services 4 p.m. Wednesday at Guadalupe Church Earthman Funeral Home in charge
Funeral Notice for Manuel Fuentes, 14, Baytown resident
Manuel Fuentes aged 14 of Baytown died in a Baytown hospital at 11 26 pm Monday. He attended Baytown Junior High and was a member of Guadalupe Catholic Church. Survivors include his parents Mr and Mrs Pedro Fuentes of Baytown, six brothers and a grandmother. Services will be held at 4 pm Wednesday at the Guccotype Church with Rev. Francisco Urbanowsky officiating. Interment in Hill of Rest Cemetery. Rosary recited at 7 pm Tuesday at Earthmen Chapel.
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Manuel Fuentes
Ave
Baytown
Guadalupe Catholic Church
Pedro Fuentes
Pedro R
Aierto
Ignacio
Reynoldo
Ricardo
Andrew
Matilda G. Fuentes
Mexico
Fuentes
Ave. E
Saytown
Guadalupe Catholc Church
Aar
Baytowe
Alberto
Igneda
Reynaloo
Ricaré
Granamothren
Matiige G. Fuentes
Gucotype Cothege
Francisco Urbanowsky
Hill of Rest
Earthmen
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Council of Economic Advisers
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Western Union
Steel Workers
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Ts & Texas Decker
Sterling
Bee Bates
Sophia Loren Judy
Technicolor Panavision
En Joann
None But the
Frank Sinatra
Decker
Walt Pe
Bambi Technicolor
WAIT
Disney
EaincRe
Ames Garner “Wheelers
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Sponsored BY
Baytown Service League
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Kennedy
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Brunsor
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Walt Disney
Robin Grusoe
van Dyke Rasey Kwan Tremnicolor
Elwizape Tit Travian
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Phest
Jruts Prout
Ward Aldees
George Segal
Sandy Dennis
Warner Bros
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Joe Austin
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Inc
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Meyer Cravey
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Fanestiel
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