Things We Could Do Without Says HAL BOYLE
New York AP columnist HAL Boyle lists assorted irritations and social pet peeves. He targets long telephone numbers, diet vigilantes, lip smacking restaurant ads, telemarketing cemetery lot sellers, dating standards, lurid paperbacks, haunted houses myths, revealing office dresses, new pet foods, overconfident pilots, cheap coffee, vain theater seating, loud theater seat hogs, overlong executive hours, arm grabbing storytellers, piercing teens, smug computer matchmaking, odd arithmetic, bank robber fashion, and party gift lessons in a humorous wrap of everyday annoyances.
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Hal Boyle
New York
McNamara Shows Public 'Human' Side
Washington AP reports defense secretary Robert McNamara, seen as a machinelike figure, displayed a rare idealistic, philosophic side in Montreal and Pittsburgh. He spoke on humanizing technology, defense policy, and dissent amid Viet Nam war protests, highlighting the computer’s limits and humanity's role.
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Washington
Robert 5. McNamara
McNamara
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Montreal
Pittsburgh
McNamera
Chatam College
MacNamara
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Viet Nam
United States
Soviet Union
Red China
Rockefeller Seeks Romney Javits Duo for 1968 Ticket
Governor Rockefeller signals a Romney Javits ticket as a moderates' option in 1968. The suggestion spurs debate within the Republican Party about balancing liberal and conservative wings, with Nixon seen as a potential candidate by some, and Hatfield gaining a national platform after Oregon primary.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Romney-Javits
New York
Michigan
George Romney
Jacob K. Javits
R-N-Y
Rockefeller
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvana
South Viet Nam
Richard M. Nixon
Barry Goldwater
Nixon
Miami
Romney
Oregon
Mark O. Hatfield
Big
Johnson
Third Week Drawing Puts 8 On Cruise Finalist List
Baytown's West Indies Holiday drawing by Citizens National Bank Trust Co. announces eight local finalists for an all expense paid cruise for two. Winners include W. T. Lee, Mrs. M. J. Krizak, Mrs. W. G. Marshall, Mrs. Otis Goss, Mrs. D. M. Carter, H.G. Hatcher, Clarence E. Johnson, Mrs. D. P. Smith, Esther Waller, and R. J. Zavodny, with entries deposited at local businesses. A new weekly contest begins each Friday.
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Baytown
West Indies
Citizens National Bank and Trust Co
Baytown Sony
W. T. Lee
Woodcrest
Beali‘s
M. J. Krizak
W. Main
Glenn’s Food
W. G
Marshall
Missouri
Otis Goss
Adams
J. C. Penney
D. M. Carter
Kelley Lane
Pick and Save Shoes
H.G. Hatcher
O'Brien's Food Market
Esther Waller
Olive
Hathaway Foodliner
R. J. Zavodny
Hathaway's Foodliner
Optimists Laud Lester Alford At 18th District Meet
Eight Baytown Optimist Club couples attended the Southeast Texas District Optimist International convention at the Flagship Hotel in Galveston. Lester Alford, district boys work chairman, will retire this year to lead the Baytown club as president. He was hailed a Distinguished Boys Worker and presented a special Optimist Coat after six years in the post, having attended over 500 meetings across the club and district. The guild district includes more than 35 clubs and featured the annual Boys Oratorical Contest conducted by Alford.
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Baytown
Optimist Club
Texas
Optimist International
Galveston
Lester Alford
Optimist
Alford
Bov
Police Seek Slayer Of Columnist In Columbus
Police probe the murder of Loren E Bollinger, a rocket research columnist for The Sun and Columbus Dispatch. The Ohio State University expert was found shot five times in a storage room above his downtown office near midnight on Sunday. His wallet is missing, and investigators work to identify a motive and suspect.
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Columbus
Ohio
Loren E. “Bollinger
Columbus Dispatch
Ohio State University
Ina
Toom
Bollinger
Hind
Walle
Tissing
Protest Tests Legality of Harris County Democrat Convention
The State Democratic Executive Committee reviews a protest challenging the Harris County convention legality. W. N. Blanton Jr. and supporters John H. Crogher Jr. and Jim Yancy filed with Secretary of State John Hill, requesting Harris County’s delegation be rejected. The protest cites 28 precincts voting illegally, suggesting about 800 votes affected the roll call and outcome, and claims the meeting had no legal standing. Dave Gibson was elected temporary chairman, with the county convention held in Houston. Harris County delegates had shifted control to liberals by a 182 vote margin, the county’s delegation potentially missing state convention representation if the protest succeeds.
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Democratic Executive Committee
Harris County
W. N. Blanton Jr
John H. Crogher Jr
Jim Yancy
John Hill
Hill
Blanton
Houston
John Connally
Dave Gibson
Gibson
New Texas Electric Service Chief Elected in Fort Worth
Burl B. Hulsey Jr. is elected president and general manager of Texas Electric Service. He succeeds Fisher as chairman of the board. Hulsey, a Texas A&M graduate, has served as executive vice president of the firm.
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Bu i Ee
Fortworth
Burl B. Hulsey Jr
Texas Electric Service 26
iHe
Beman “Fisher
Hulsey
Texas A&m University
TV Schedule Highlights From Tuesday And Wednesday
A dense listing of TV programs across Tuesday night and Wednesday morning to afternoon. It lists My Mother The Car Daktari Petticoat Junction Peyton Places The Fugitive News Johnny Carson Late Show Far Away Places Biography Morris Frank Captain Kangaroo I Love Lucy The Tonight Show lineup includes Dr. Kildare McHale's Navy Red Skelton and The Danny Thomas era drama, with various soap operas, game shows, and morning programs such as Sunrise Semester Today and Guiding Light.
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New Orleans Jazz
Daktari Combat
Dr. Kildare
Ans USA
Red Skelton McHale's Navy
Kostowoski
Nekonoe
Petticoat Junction
Peyton Places
Johnny Carson
Morris Frank
Cadet Don
Jack la Lanne
the McCoye
Andy of
Mayberry
Donna Reed
Guiding Light
Ginny
Pace
Ben Casey
General Hospital
the Nurses
Secret Storm
NBC News
Arlene Dahl
Martjane
Castle
Merv Griffin
Kitirck
Karrousel
Chris Chandler
Wells
Fargo
Kitty's
Air Force Recruiter Promises Inducements to Burlington Senior
Air Force recruiter offered inducements to Donnie Ray Clark, a Burlington high school senior, via a letter from Set Morris Greene. Clark could not pass the WAF physical and has no immediate plans to join any service branch.
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Burlington
N.C
Air Force
Donnie Ray Clark
Donnie
Set
Morris
M_' Greene
WAF
Service
Health Insurance Under Social Security Your Medicare Handbook
The Social Security Administration will mail a green handbook beginning June 1 to 19.1 million seniors detailing hospital and medical coverage under Medicare. It explains benefits, how to claim them, and notes extended care facilities start Jan 1967 while hospital insurance begins July 1.
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Socia Security
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