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Baytown Sun in Baytown, Texas

28 Mar 1966

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Baytown Sun

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Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1966

Page

5

500 Go For Army Exam Inductions In Baytown Area

A record 500 men were sent for pre-induction physicals by Baytown Selective Service Board No. 63 last week. Inductees this week include Louis Elizondo Kenneth Tillman James May Robert Jones all of Baytown Charles Fletcher of Houston Jesse Garcia Jr of La Porte and Albert Wheatfall of Crosby. Coffee and doughnuts were served to the men leaving for the army by local civic and church volunteers.

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Baytown Selective Service Board Abigail Frazier Selective Service Army Louis Elizondo Kenneth Tillman James May Robert Jones Charles Fletcher Houston Jesse Garcia Jr la Porte Albert Wheatfall Crosby E. C. Wood W. P. Smith Senior Citizens Club C. W. Hastings VEW Bil Strickler
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Major Crime In Texas Up Nine Per Cent Over 65

Col Homer Garrison, director of the Texas DPS, reports 1965 saw major crime rise nine percent from 1964 to a total of 284 offenses. The state averaged a major crime every 1 minute 45 seconds with thefts and aggravated assaults rising, while robberies fell and murders dropped.

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Texas Austen Col Homer Garrifson Texas Department of Public Safety Imark Garrison
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Texas faces inspection crunch with 250000 cars awaiting checks

AUSTIN Texas DPS reports over 1.25 million owners still must have vehicles inspected before April 15 1966. Col Homer Garrison Jr says 5350 stations must average 12 cars daily to meet the deadline totaling more than 1.378 million vehicles. He notes waiting lines and adds 2815000 have been inspected so far this year, about 3088000 more than 1965, with 200000 to 250000 more expected. Those who inspect early and repeatedly are praised for safety.

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Austin Texas Department of Public Safety Homer Grrison Jr Texas Garrison
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