Nixon declares for Republican presidential nomination in New Hampshire
Richard M. Nixon announces in an open letter to New Hampshire citizens his candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination. He argues choices face the nation exceed party differences and demands new leadership to secure peace and progress at home and abroad. He reflects on 14 years in Washington shaping his view of presidential decisions.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
New Hampshire
Nixon
United States
America
Washington
Winners Listed In Merchants Dollar Day Fete
The Baytown Sun and local merchants named winners in the annual Dollar Day Promotion. Recipients include Mrs. Gary Smith with cowboy boots from Payless Shoes, Mrs. Homer Hicks with Samsonite furniture, Mrs. Eva Whitfield with Second Debut cosmetics, W. E. Johnson with a sweater, Imogene Rouse with Jacqueline shoes, Rose Harris with rugs, Mrs. Jack M. Boyd with a gift, Mrs. R. J. Lawrence with a swiveling rocker, Mrs. Co. M. Floyd with luggage, J. B. Upton with a lamp, Mrs. Cari Thorp with a dress, Mrs. O. S. Limler with a dress, Mrs. J. D. Poskey with a dress, Christine Lipley with cosmetics, Mrs. J. B. Upton with a watch, and Mrs. Co. J. Bailey with a lawnmower.
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Baytown Sun
Baytown
Gary Smith
Gresham
Homer Hicks
Tri-City Beach Road
Rogers, Furniture Co
Eva Whitfield
Williams
Scarborough
W. E. Johnson
JOS MacArthur
Carl's
Imogene Rouse
Taft Circle
Jacqueline Shoes
Economy
Rose Harris
Beal's
Jack M. Boyd
Lobit
Comal Cottons
R. J. Lawrence
Tanglewood
Sulpepper Furniture
Co. M. Floyd
Bayshore
Paine Bros
J. B. Upton
Bayou
Drews
Cari
Thorp
TE Kathrine
Dean's Bayway
O. S. Limler
Montana
Dean's Bay Plaza
J. D. Poskey
E. Schreck
Christine Lipley
Lindberg
Merle Norman
Kmart
Co. J. Bailey
U S Steel reviews 1967 finances and 1968 plans
U S Steel and subsidiaries showed working capital of 655.5 million at 12/31/1967 after deducting the fourth quarter dividend and 655 million for property expenditures. Long term debt stood at 1,200.7 million, down from 1,252.5 million in 1966. In 1967 the firm shelved a 225 million sinking fund debentures issue, withdrew its SEC registration in January 1968, and arranged a 300 million revolving credit facility potentially convertible to a term loan. An 80 million investment for Lorain Works facilities may be financed via Lorain County industrial revenue bonds, with U S Steel leasing and later taking ownership.
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U.S. Stel
Securities and Exchange Commission
Lorain
Ohio
U.S. Steel
Graves Probe Mines Possible Untold Scandal
The governor urged a thorough inquiry into unmarked graves as investigators and state police pursue a path toward burial in a proper ground. Pathology reports due in three weeks may reveal destitute inmate remains, with rumors of a larger scandal surrounding Edward Redmond, a Houston television repair shop owner.
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Struebing
Edward Redmond
Houston
Tex
District water issues and meeting invite discussed
The board heard that only one well and one pump now serve the smaller district while two wells originally served the area. Mrs. Munoz pointed out water disparities after rainfall, with neighbors three blocks away sometimes without water. Supervisors plan to visit Linus for more data and, at Jose Ainslee’s request, invite Linus and McNair residents to a Saturday meeting to review the district’s finances including a $1,458 monthly bond retirement payment from 1957 for the sewer project.
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Munoz
Linus
Jose Ainslee
Community Action Association
Gray
McNair
Disic
McNair Water District Bonds Face Financing Hurdles
Tax collections in the district run about 50 percent of the tax roll, with the water revenue needed to retire bonds. Officials discussed selling 140000 in water bonds with 250000 sewage bonds, but strings attached risk failure. Possibility of a Farm Home Administration loan was raised. Residents noted leaking lines and blocked mains, amid a past civil suit and prior district debt.
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Gray
Joe Zorn
Yater
Community Action Association
Terry Nadir
Farm Home Administration
McNair
Water District
McNair Water District
Board of Supervisors
C. W. Suesse
Baytown
TV classics on NBC and ABC illuminate stage roots
New York AP reviews two 30 plus year stage classics aired Wednesday. Elizabeth the Queen stars Dame Judith Anderson with Maxwell Anderson’s drama of love and power, while Of Mice and Men on ABC features Nicol Williamson and Will Geer in a restrained but decisive adaptation.
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New York
Maxwell Anderson
Judith Anderson
Elizabeth
Lord Essex
England
George Segal
George
Lennie
Nicol Williamson
Will Geer
Williamson
Trollop
Geer
Cendy
Fife
Joey Heatherton
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