Local draft induction nears for Baytown men
Sixteen men from Baytown Channelview and nearby areas were inducted for Army service after examinations at the Federal Office Building. They were sent to Houston and likely to Fort Polk Louisiana for further processing. All males must register on their 18th birthday or within five days after.
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Ared
Pridevel
Selective “Service Board
Rood
Federal Office
W. ‘Defeos
Li J. Fronts
Terry Dees
Errole Loughlin
Baytown
Michael L. Anderson
Channel View
Gary G. Mosley
Galena Pirk
Jewell Vi Webster Jr
Robert S. Steptoe
Roger A. Toller
Earl’, Swearington’ Jr
Maurice R. Hoyle
Harold Johnson
Lealon D. Helms
David W. Openshaw
Bobby D. McMinn
Rose R. Burn
William H. Perts
Abilgail Frazier
The
Heant
Frazer
Mornday
Smithsonian opens history and technology museum in Washington
In Washington AP reports the Smithsonian’s new two block long Museum of History and Technology opens to the public today. President Johnson dedicated it at a Wednesday ceremony. Also in Washington Johnson is expected to fill vacancies on the Civil Rights Commission next week amid a staffing gap. FCC renews Pacifica radio licenses after four years of investigation despite prior accusations of filthy broadcasts.
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Washington
Smithsonian
Johnson
Pacifica
FCC
Pacifica Foundation
Communist’ Party
Federal Communications Commission
Pacifica _ Foundation
Berkeley
Los Angeles
Call
New York
Wine bar frictions stir EU France West Germany
In Mainz Germany an AP report notes rising tension between France and West Germany over a proposed set of administrative regulations to control wine quality in the six nation European Common Market. The dispute centers on the governance of wine standards within the bloc.
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Mainz
Germany
France
West- Germany
Woody Allen rising star in New York comedy circuit
TeleScope notes Woody Allen a top comedy performer seen on NBC Jack Paar Tonight Show with eight minutes to develop material. He started in high school writing one line jokes for a press agent later creating material for diverse comics. His heroes Chaplin and Mort Sahl shaped his rise from club to national guest spots.
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Cynthia Toway
New York
Woody Alien
Milquetoast
John Carson
NBC
Jack Paar
Woody
Parker Brothers
Turing
Allen
Herb Shriner
Sid Caésar
Charlie Chaplin
Mort Sand
Cholera Epidemic in Saigon Claims Over 100 Lives
Cholera epidemic in South Vietnam has killed more than 100 people, most in Saigon, with over 1,000 new cases from city hospitals. Nearly two million people have received inoculations since the outbreak began January 7. Health authorities say the epidemic remains active but inoculations may slow transmission. No U.S. cases have been reported.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Irom Sai
Television log and late night listings snapshot
A fragmentary TV schedule notes late shows, news blocks, sports, weather, and hour marks for hosts and programs. It lists Nick Gearhart, Rasco & Jarriel, and guests across News, Sports, and various classic shows, ending with a late sign off.
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Sun
Nick Gearhart
News 4
Rasco & Jarriel
Ron Cochran
Bob Hope
Jack Paar
Alfred Hitchcock
Morris
Frank Ror Stone
Tohnny Carson Putts
Murphy Martin
Trade outlook cites modest U S gain amid deficits
American businessmen expect a moderate improvement in foreign trade this year with exports rising to 22.7 billion and imports to 18 billion in 1964, yielding a 4.7 billion trade surplus. The forecast, from the National Foreign Trade Council, also cites a 19 billion deficit in 1964 and outlines factors affecting the balance of payments.
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Sam Dawson
New York
U.S
Johnson
Congress
United States
National Foreign ‘Trade Council
Group of Foreign ‘Traders and Bankers
Europe
South Dakota Senate Advances Antipoll Tax Amendment
The antipoll tax amendment to the U S Constitution goes before the South Dakota Senate on Thursday after unanimous Senate State Affairs Committee approval. The measure, ratified by 37 states, becomes effective once South Dakota ratifies it. the House approved it last Friday and the Senate is expected to act similarly.
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Pierre
South Dakota
Senate State Affairs Committee
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CBS
Judy
Garland
Danny Kaye
Nios
Farm Journal
George Redsoner
Don Capt
Kangaroo Susie
Grindle
s _ Adventure Theater
Roach
Larry Kane
Life of Riley
Superman Tarzan Movie
Palmer
Houston Vs. Baylor
Wilbur, Bros. Sports
Flora-Moonport
USA Wide World of Sports
Groucho
Waggoner Winter Oympics
Mutual
Torsday Priday
Bob Delcoure
Larry Warren
Delcoure
Johnny
Texas Ave
Texas
Senate
SEARS
Kenmore
Texas’ Ave
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