Lodge Liked Tough Challenges For Paris Talks
New York AP notes Henry Cabot Lodge viewed tough assignments as proveable. As chief U.S. negotiator at the Paris peace talks, Lodge brings a long Cold War resume from Senate service to diplomacy, joined by Lawrence Walsh and Marshall Green as Paris teammates with extensive government careers.
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Baytown Police Update Merchant Emergency Listings
Baytown Police Department is updating its emergency contact file for area businesses. Sgt Ronald Cooper notes outdated owner names and numbers hinder rapid contact during burglaries or fires. Merchants should provide at least two local contacts and call the desk sergeant or dispatcher.
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Baytown
Trivia quiz on presidents and elections by William Mansfield
A fragmented quiz asks how many states bear presidents names and how many divorced presidential candidates occurred. It cites 1964 Republican VP nominee options, names Harrison and Adams as shortest term, and notes 36 administrations but only 35 individuals. Grover Cleveland’s nonconsecutive terms are mentioned.
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Barry Goldwater
Henry Cabot Lodge
William Miller
John F. Kennedy
William TH. Harrison
John Adams
Washington
James Cox
Ohio
Adlai Stevenson
Harrison
Grover Cleveland
Muskie Explores 1972 Presidential Bid Following VP Path
Sen. Edmund Muskie says he will explore a 1972 presidential run and may contest Sen. Edward Kennedy for Democratic leadership. He plans nationwide speaking appearances after his vice presidential campaign and may spend two to three years soundings before deciding.
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Edward M. Kennedy
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Sen. Kennedy
The Revelers to Sing at Bayshore Concert Saturday
The Revelers, a male quartet with Paul Solem Thomas Edwards Raymond Purcell and Ken Thomas, will perform at 8 p.m. Saturday in the Sterling High School auditorium as Bayshore Concert Association's second 1968 69 season concert. Membership details are available from Mrs Earl Milton or Bruce Day, with two more concerts planned Lola Montes and her Spanish Dancers on February 15 and the Ritter-Allen Duo on April 26.
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Earl Milton
Bruce Day
Lola Montes
Ritter-Allen
Change In Determining Phone Trouble Seeks Secrecy
A. M. Chappell of General Telephone Co in Bay town announces a procedural change to verify if a local phone line is busy or out of order. The new rule allows interruption only if the requester cites urgency or emergency and provides their name and number. If likely trouble is suspected, customers still notify the Operator for a line check. Repair service will receive reports of trouble instead of customers.
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Baytown
Chappell
Wives and elephants recall memories in Hal Boyle essay
New York AP writer HAL BOYLE surveys selective memory and the idea of recalling past moments. He riffs on wives elephants and male novelists as examples, then lists humorous vignettes of family life and social habits from childhood through paydays and daily routines.
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New York
Eliza
America
Red Grange
Young
Wichita Falls Man Reaches Century Mark Serenaded at Home
Eli Whitehead of Wichita Falls turned 100 and about 50 people from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints gathered at his home to serenade him. The group included both Sheppard Air Force Base military personnel and civilians. The reminiscences mention brand names and frugal times, recalling a life of modest means and simple pleasures.
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Eli Whitehead
Wichita Falls
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Sheppard Air Force Base
Strike Puts U S Liner In Layup
The United States liner, the sole American flag passenger ship in North Atlantic service, is sidelined by a 16 day longshoremen strike. IL A plans to meet to arrange sailing the ship to Newport News for lay up. 900 passengers arrived Sunday from a Caribbean Canary Islands voyage. $1 million refunds for Bremerhaven voyage bookings. No new talks since Friday, with 75,000 dock workers idle at East and Gulf Coast ports.
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United States
International Longshoremen’s Association
Maritime Union
Newport News
Caribbean
Canary Islands
United States Lines
Bremerhaven
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Gulf Coast
Brown unveils hypertext editing process for rapid flawless copies
Providence Brown University researchers announce a computer method that produces flawless final copies hundreds of times faster than conventional editorial methods. The hypertext editing process eliminates pencils ink scissors paste and proofs and cuts manpower including writers editors proofreaders secretaries and copy editors.
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Providence, R.I
Brown University
Wage Hikes Expected To Be Large In 1969
New York AP reports the coming year likely to mirror 1968 with large wage increases. Negotiations already completed make this a certain outcome, though some gains may be illusionary. The Labor Department notes that major collective bargaining agreements last year yielded median increases.
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New York
Labor Department
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Standard & Poor's Corp
Peace Corps Test Set in Houston January Eighteenth
Baytown area residents may take the Peace Corps placement test at 1 30 p m Saturday Jan 18 in Room 520 New Post Office 401 Franklin Ave Houston The test evaluates aptitude and language learning potential not education or achievement It requires no preparation and is non competitive Applicants must file an application with the tester prior to the test Applications are available at post offices or from the Peace Corps in Washington DC 20625
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Peace Corps
New Post Office
Franklin Ave
Houston
Washington, D. C
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