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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1968

Page

8

Rep Joe Pool Dies After Heart Attack At Houston Airport

Rep. Joe Pool a Democrat from Texas died at Southeast Memorial Hospital Houston after collapse at the airport. He was 57 a long time opponent of Vietnam war protests and draft resistance. Pool served on the House Un American Activities Committee and supported jail terms for militants who disrupted troop trains. Survivors include his wife Elizabeth Chambless and four sons. Tributes poured in from fellow congressmen and West Texas leaders expressed sorrow.

Houston Tex Joe Pool D-Tex Pook House Un-American Activities Committee Dallas Southeast Memorials Baptist Hospital Harris County Medical Examiner Pool Johnson Vietnam North Vietnam Congress Texas Los Angeles Post Office and Civil Service Committee Washington C. P. Matheson Pudgy Bethesdaal Arlington Ravenwood Air Corps Elizabeth Chambless Richard Wesley John Joe Jr Jim Collins

Delegates Shaped in Party Nominations Battle

Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey and Richard Nixon see delegate gains amid Utah and Colorado setbacks. Humphrey adds votes at Washington and Colorado events while McCarthy gains in Washington, Reagan edges Nixon in Utah. Rockefeller plans a GOP poll to size up the strongest candidate and Romney on first-ballot support. Humphrey vows progress toward 1976 and equal opportunity for all citizens.

Associated Press Hubert H. Humphrey Richard M. Nixon Colorado Utah Humphrey Naoh Nelson A. Rockefeller Eugene J. McCarthy Tate Robert F. Kennedy Carthy Washington McCarthy Nixon California Ronald Reagan Reagan Uiahk Gop Richard’ Richards Michigan George Romney Romney Rockefeller New York Sun Ray. Bliss Crossley S Inc New York City ABC McGovern Kennedy Huron D.C South Dakota Los Angeles Senate

New Tax Bite Hits American Paychecks

The federal government began collecting a 10 percent income tax surcharge to fund the Vietnam War. The retroactive provision affects most workers, with withholding rising from $20 to $22 in weekly federal taxes. Most paychecks now reflect the higher deduction, though refunds will be smaller and more tax is due with April filings. The surcharge runs nine months in 1968 and expires June 20, with extension debated by officials.

Washington Johnson Pvo Congress Howard J. Samuels

Direct Soviet American Air Link Starts Between Moscow and New York

After seven years of talks and Cold War bumps, Aeroflot and Pan American launch a weekly Moscow to New York service via Copenhagen. The IL 62 from Moscow to New York seats 208, Pan Am 707-300 carries 28. fares run $384 to $1,119 depending on class and season.

New York Montreal Kennedy Internacionl Pan American World Airwaysal Broscow Berlin Wall United States Unitm Air Ene Aeroflot Will Ny Moscow Biass Cayclieneeu Asian Wi I Copenhagen Pan Am Pacity Artin J Dugan Garden City N.Y U.S. Navy

Seaway Reopens After 24 Day Canadian Strike

Ottawa reports St Lawrence Seaway traffic resumed after 24 days of strikes by the Canadian Brotherhood of Railway Transport and General Workers ending with a 19 percent wage increase over three years and 4 percent in fringe benefits. The deal narrows the wage gap with US workers and ends a stoppage affecting 96 ships and 75 ocean freighters.

Ottawa St. Lawrence Seaway Canadian Brotherhood of, Railway,transport and General Workers Ute Seaway Authority Montreal United States Bug W. J. Smith American Workers

Counterfeit Bills Found in Baytown Banks

Baytown police report counterfeit $20 and $2 bills circulating for months. A bogus $20 appeared at Citizens National Bank last week and another at First National Bank Monday morning. The bills carry the series EB IS20Ha24A and are linked to arrests in Houston. Detective Glen Rosier notes the bills originated in Houston. The article also oddly mentions Ancient Greek New Year symbols.

Baytown Citizens National Bank First National Bank Secret Service Houston Rosier Glen Rosier

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