Baytown Toy Guide Highlights Dolls and Inexpensive Picks
Baytown stores offer a broad toy selection under $1 from GI Joe and Captain Action to new dolls like Storybook Kiddles and Heidi. The article notes popular action figures, space themed sets, and affordable stocking fillers, urging shopping before the season bites wallets.
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Soapy Siddle
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Joe Arrington Joe Texhatredmaeet rises to Carnegie Hall fame
Joe Texhatredmaeet, 31, gains national attention after recording a jingle for Kentucky Fried Chicken and landing a Carnegie Hall stint with Phil J. Walden Enterprises as his new agent. Once amid humble jobs in New York and Baton Rouge, he now headlines a rhythm and blues show, with ticket prices set at 73 cents for children, 1.75 for adults.
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Sun Spots Dancers Meet and Local Army News
Bay Shore Wagon Wheel Square Dance Club holds a 7 30 p m meeting at Citizens National Bank with all members urged to attend. Ronald Chandler son of W W and W W Chandler, Le Porte, has earned the Army Commendation Medal while stationed near Chu Lai Vietnam with the 406th Transportation Detachment. Jason Thailand Assignment STAFF SGT DAVID C Massey son of Clyde Massey on duty at Udorn Royal Thai AFB as aircraft equipment technician. ARMY PVT WAYNE R James son of William James will complete a month of field training with the Fourth Armored Division near Grafenwöhr Germany.
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Demonstrators clash with police at Manhattan induction center
In Lower Manhattan antiwar demonstrators, frustrated after a second attempt to disrupt an induction center, clash with police as authorities search for a suspect linked to a bank robbery in southwest Houston. Postmaster General O Brien backs Kennedy as Johnson stand-in for Massachusetts primary. Louis Washkansky thanks surgeons after epochal heart transplant.
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Memorial Rites Scheduled For Ex Baytonians
Memorial services for Mr. and Mrs. Jay Shepherd, former Baytown residents killed in an automobile crash, are set for Thursday in San Antonio at Trinity Episcopal Church with Rev. Harold Nickle officiating. A second service will be held in White Sands New Mexico where both worked. They lived in Baytown and El Paso. Survivors include a daughter Peggy at the University of Houston, two sons Michael and Patrick in Baytown, and brothers Frank Shepherd of Santa Barbara, and Jim, Robert, and Juan Marin. Mrs. Shepherd is also survived by her parents Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Martin of San Antonio and three brothers.
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Crosby section fights desegregation bid and federal aid
Crosby residents pressed to desegregate local schools as the U S Office of Education warns that federal funds could be cut unless the district adopts an immediate desegregation plan. The Fifth Circuit includes Texas, and letters from Tower Johnson and Eckhardt were cited as support.
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John Tower
Vietnam
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R. Perkins
L. HR. Henderson
Office of Civil Rights
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Bombs Continued From Page One In Vietnam Skirmishes
In a brief clash near the Bu Dop airstrip American infantrymen say they killed 19 enemies and wounded four. Viet Cong used two wheel mounted machine guns and 2mm mortars. Early today rockets struck a company on patrol. one American was wounded. Across two coastal-area skirmishes US troops say 34 enemies fell, including a North Vietnamese regimental commander identified as major of the 2nd Division.
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Yale Party Ladies Auxiliary Christmas Party at Mrs Johnson’s
Yale Party Ladies Auxiliary of Five Station No 4 will host its annual Christmas party at the home of Mrs Gordon Johnson located at 110 E Fayle at 7 30 p m Thursday
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