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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1968
Page
2
AP writer Bob Thomas reviews Francois Truffaut’s new interview book Hitchcock. The Frenchman profiles Alfred Hitchcock’s 46 year career in England and America, praising his suspense mastery and detailing Hitchcock’s evolving approach to scripting, improvisation, and camera work.
Advertises movie extras for the Johr Wesne production Heilfighters to be shot partly in Bayicen Baytown. Interviews run 10 am to 2 pm Monday in Continental Hopsion Ko tel Boneperis Room. Ten nights and five days of filming are noted with oliffield workers and Orientals sought.
The article details a reshuffle under Gen Rosson and Gen Cushman for the 1st Corps area. Rosson oversees the northern provinces with tactical charge. Cushman handles the southern three. Army and Marine units shift to balance leadership, injecting more Army officers into top staff roles while Marines remain prominent in the 3rd Marine Division and Americal Division.
The Prospective Sweet Adeline Club will hold two meetings at 8 pm Monday at First National Bank.
Judge Wilson rules precinct 266 not reassigned and upholds Vickery’s eligibility while lawmakers debate raises for Harris County justices. Arguments center on residency, precinct boundaries, and whether legislative salary increases align with term dates. Ball and Hell stress statutory dates and constitutional limits on legislators seeking office.
Violent incidents and demonstrations tied to the Vietnam issue rise over the past year, culminating in a letter threatening an American diplomat. Sweden and opposition parties condemn the move while Canada probes pamphlets urging sabotage of Selective Service offices. In Washington and Toronto, officials note pamphlets printed in Toronto and distributed to over 200 antiwar groups. Ten Oxford students end a five day fast.
Prime Minister Lester B Pearson told Parliament Hanoi has rejected more peace offers than Washington and Canada will continue efforts to keep talks going. The discussion followed a New Democratic Party claim that North Vietnam offered negotiations which the U S declined. Meanwhile, student and public demonstrations surfaced worldwide in support of peace efforts and aid to war victims.
Patrick J. Luby of 3500 Decker Drive is enrolled in a telephone technicians training program at Texas A&M University. He is a cable splicer with General Telephone of the Southwest.
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