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Classified ad per line rates listed with a single date and consecutive copies. Mentioned charge per day and minimum lines. Provides a contact phone number and a brief payment instruction.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1965
Page
10
Classified ad per line rates listed with a single date and consecutive copies. Mentioned charge per day and minimum lines. Provides a contact phone number and a brief payment instruction.
A dense OCR list shows numerous company names from Merrill Lynch to U.S. Steel and IBM, interleaved with stray garbled text. The fragment resembles a stock quotes page or market ticker column listing securities from banks, manufacturers, energy, and consumer goods firms. No coherent event or narrative is present.
James Marlow portrays Winston Churchill as unflinching and saucy through a life of courage and romance. The article traces his rise from political outsider to wartime savior, his enduring impact on Britain, and his final years marked by illness and legacy.
AP reports Andy Griffith will return to The Andy Griffith Show on CBS for a sixth season. Griffith says he stayed to work weekly, enjoys the job, and consulted a friend who is a psychiatrist before deciding.
Catherine Mary Walbitz 72 of Houston died Saturday in a Houston hospital. Funeral services 10 a.m. Tuesday at St Joseph's Catholic Church Earthman Chapel with Rosary at 3 p.m. Monday at Earthman Chapel. Survived by husband Sylvester Kalbitz of Houston two sons Bob Kalbitz two sisters in Missouri and California two grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
Channelview Junior-Senior High PTA sets a 7:30 p.m. January 20 meeting in the high school cafeteria with a six-student panel debating if parents push children too hard. Moderator is home economics teacher D. D. Krigar. Refreshments follow. Also reports on Girl Scout activities aboard Port Houston flagship MV Sam Houston, a Kennedy scrapbook project by Harvey Brown’s fifth graders, and Troop 1491 campout at Camp Arnold with list of attendees and the Story Lady reading program at Channelview Public Library.
HAL BOYLE notes that women blush more from anger than shocked modesty and cites various light anecdotes and health quirks. He touches on spring diseases, rising medical costs, and odd legislative notes while skewing toward humorous reflections on nerves and safety slogans.
President Johnson told Congress the United States is stronger militarily than at any other time in peacetime. He sent a 4003 word message and indicated a defense budget of 38 billion dollars, down 300 million from this year and 2.3 billion from last year.
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