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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1967
Page
8
A New York AP story explains chartists read stock trend graphs as signals. Shapes like flags and triangles are interpreted as mass psychology rather than mystic portents, guiding buy hold or sell decisions, though sudden events can derail forecasts.
Future Homemakers of America at Robert E Lee High School plan a mother daughter banquet for April 7. They expect to attend the Houston area convention in March 48 and elect delegates to the Dallas state convention on April 21. Officers: Linda Eddleman president, Joyce Dodd vice president, Martha Brent secretary, Linda Fehring treasurer, Tike McClain reporter.
LOS ANGELES AP A University of Southern California psychologist Dr Robert Priest studied humor using 5000 jokes with mixed gender panels. Results show women disliked the Jack joke as much as men disliked the age joke and men avoided hostility when confronted by the opposite sex. Priest hopes the work sheds light on daily conflicts and possible diagnostic uses. He notes opposing forces can be stronger than divisions. Fed Square in Moscow is not named for a political party but from a medieval Russian word meaning red and beautiful.
Hollywood AP reports Swedish actress Inger Stevens, famed for The Farmers Daughter, has starred in four films in succession. She describes nude shower scenes, the shock of nude makeup, and her calm with experience, while noting her career transition from TV to films.
A Railroad Commission examiner will file recommendations this month on plans to raise oil production in the fivecounty East Texas field. Mac Coker heard three days of testimony in November from Atlantic-Richfield, Superior Oil and others proposing higher allowable outputs, with support and opposition from General American and Mobil among others. Final decision may come months later as the commission weighs hourly production factors, monthly demand, and impact on marginal wells and local tax structures.
In Santa Fe the New Mexico House faces protests as Pastor Rev. William E. Crews delivers parliamentary prayers. Lawmakers accuse the prayers of political edge while he calls his sermons a "Jobby for God" and urges courage to vote based on reason with warnings against equating votes with God's will. The piece notes heavy spending on races while schools and teacher pay lag and references caucus decision fear.
A new road sign near Methodist Hospital and the Methodist School of Nursing in Dallas features a nurse silhouette and the warning Slow- dear crossing 3 mph.
Los Angeles AP report notes UCLA findings that minority families with similar incomes live in poorer housing and pay more for it. Dr. Fred E. Case of UCLA says few minority households own homes and rental options are of low quality. Mexican American families spend less on housing than Black families and many live in poorer conditions.
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