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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1970

Page

3

Only A Few Johns Left In Oldtime Texas Town

In Johntown Texas, editor notes a dwindling number of residents named John. Elder John Sales recalls the town's origins, naming it to avoid factional strife after many local Johns who ran the sawmill, gin, store, hotel and other enterprises. Now six or so families remain as the town survives post office and railroad losses. Harvey Jean runs the remaining general store, a successor to the longtime W. A. Cotton Store.

Johntown Johns Tex Franks Geralds Williams Sues John Sales Sales John H. Bridges John B. Chastain John P. Ragshill W. John Hawkins John Rogers John Smith Rosalie Paris Mt. Pleasant Mount Pleasant Mount Vernon Bogota Talco Harvey Jean W. A Tom, Dick Harry

FastEeth Denture Adhesive Powder Advertisement

A vintage advertisement urges denture wearers to use FASTEETH Denture Adhesive Powder for firmer dentures and easier eating. It promotes regular dental checkups and availability at drug counters, touting a non sour, non gummy paste and safer fit for health.

HEW awarded praise for relaxing blacklisting rules

Nobel laureate Dr. Salvador E. Luria and Dr. Dane G. Prugh hailed HEW’s move to end unofficial blacklists and preappointment loyalty probes for part time advisers. The new policy shifts appointment power to agency heads with three references and a standard loyalty oath, while offering a challenge right to nominees.

Associated Press Salvador E. Luria Department of Health, Education and Welfare Luria Massachusetts Institute of Technology HEW Office of Internal Security HEW Denver Dane G. Prugh University of Colorado Medical Center Prugh Dr. Luria

Baytown Channelview Lunch Menu for Thursday and Friday

Baytown offers breakfast raisin sausage toast with milk and a lunch of lemon butter baked chicken or brown stew with sides. Channelview High School serves hamburger or ham sandwich with beans and banana pudding. elementary offers hamburger and salad. Barbers Hills menu features steak with rice and vegetables. Friday meals include tomato juice cereal breakfast and salmon croquettes or roast beef with green beans and potatoes, plus desserts and milk.

Baytown Channelview Barbers Hills jChannelview Barbers Hill

Signs Of Inflation Show Up In 1969 Year End

New York reports ongoing inflation as 1969 closes with signs of price hikes. The Nixon tax reform aims to curb dodges and ease living costs, though officials warn a tough 1970 ahead. Rising costs push commuter fares up, a San Francisco construction plan spreads. Businessmen anticipate higher prices in autos, paper, and construction. Mortgage ceilings rise to 42 percent on rent-backed loans.

New York Nixon Congress George P. Shultz Central Railroad Co Chicago Pacific Telephone San Francisco New York City Jerome W. Hull

Shareholders Question 1969 Mutual Fund Returns

New York report finds mutual fund shareholders unhappy with 1969 performance. Of 376 funds tracked by Arthur Lipper Corp, only 19 gained versus 1968, many losses exceeding 25 percent and Putnam Equities near 37 percent. Fees and inflation eroded real results, while 1968-69 two year gains averaged over 50 percent for some funds. The piece argues diversification and size do not guarantee better outcomes and notes broker reluctance amid a crowded market.

New York Arthur Lipper Corp Putnam Equities

Navy offers bounty for missing practice mines and torpedoes

In San Diego the Navy announced a wanted dead or alive style bounty for the return of floating practice mines and torpedoes. Rewards: $50 for a lost mine, $100 for torpedoes or mines, $25 for major parts. Nonexplosive prairie objects are orange. anything else is treated as explosive.

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