Soldier Faulk heads to Korea tour after training
PFC MIKE K. Faulk, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Faulk of 106 Pamela Drive, has departed for a U.S. Army duty tour in Korea after completing advanced training at Fort Sill. He entered service last June, finished basic at Fort Polk, and is a 1985 graduate of Robert E. Lee High School.
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Mike K. Faulk
S. L. Faulk
Pamela Drive
U.S. Army
Korea
Fort Sill
Oklo
Fort Polk
Fouth
Robert BE. Lee High
Donnie L. Herrington
H. L. Herrington
Baytown
Sharon
Hardin Road
Baytown 4-H Club Plans Christmas Party
Baytown 4-H Club to hold its annual Christmas party at Roseland Park Pavilion from 7 until 1 pm with refreshments, dancing, and games. Jerry Lounsberry and Patricia Schmedl won door prizes at the Baytown Club meeting led by Doug Shores, Harris County Agent.
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Doug Shores
Harris County
Baytown
Nal Bank
Jerry Lounsberry
Patricia Schmedl
Roseland Park Pavilion
Wrong Gloves MRS MARTIN Griffith reports mix‑up pickup
Griffith reports that on Tuesday someone picked up her belongings by mistake in a case involving a MRS MARTIN name tag and ing ma Phi.
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Martin Griffith
Did You Know About Hunza Manners and Gesture
A Hunza native in the mountainous region near Pakistan uses a slow circular finger motion around his ear as a respectful gesture rather than a sign of ridicule. This custom reflects local cultural etiquette and social norms.
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Hunza
Shom
Pakistan
Kirby's Shoes To Open New Bay Plaza Store
Kirby's Shoes will open a large new family footwear store at Bay Plaza Shopping Center in Houston on Thursday. Lupe Cuellar, manager, says the 3,000 square foot unit will offer infants to men's and women's fashion footwear and accessories. The firm, with 50 years in business, operates in many California Texas and New Mexico markets and continually acquires shipments from its warehouses.
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Lupe Cuellar
Kirby’s
Baytown Plaza
Kirby's
Bay Plaza
Houston
Cuellar
Kirby's Shoes
California
Texas
New Mexico
James
Lydia
Augustine
Lupe
Automakers Respond To New 1968 Safety Proposals
Detroit meeting with Dr. William Haddon Jr. unveiled 23 federal safety proposals for 1968 cars. GM Ford Chrysler and American Motors presidents praised the plan, noting most items require no major changes and many 1967 models already meet the standards. The GSA list was not adopted, as it targets government purchases rather than industry wide rules.
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Detroit
William Haddon Jr
National Highway Safety Chief
Haddon
National Traffic and Highway Safety Agency
Dr. Haddon
Detroit Automobile Show
Auto Company
James M. Roche
General Motors
Arjay Miller
Ford
Lynn A. Townsend
Chrysler
Roy Abernethy
American Motors
Dr. Hadden
Hadden
General Services Administration
GSA
United States
Two China policy doomed as UN bid fails
The General Assembly rejects seating Peking and a compromise China plan, delivering a blow to two China advocates. The 62-34 defeat of the Italian study-group proposal signals little chance for a U N favored formula. Olivia Culpepper McNair, 70, of Baytown, died at 6 95 a m in Baytown hospital after long Baytown residence, leaving a daughter, two sons, nine grandchildren, and five great grandchildren. Survivors include Mrs. Warren of Baytown and F M McNair of Baytown. Interment followed at Rest Cemetery under Earthman Funeral Home direction.
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General Assembly
Peking
China
U.N
Uni Jame
Olivia Culpepper McNair
Wiest Sterting
Baytown
Bertown
Washington
B. Warren
Phylls
Yammy
U S
Shelley Marcontell
Steele
Clerean
Wednese
First Presbyterian Church
Burnette W. Dowler
Rest Cemetery
Earthman Funerati Home
Vote on Peking seat shocks UN with 11 vote gap
Funeral notices aside, the UN ballot surprised many as Peking finished 11 votes behind the Nationalists under a two thirds rule. Critics blamed U.S. pressure and Africa's new governments for the loss, while some cited internal turmoil in China and East-West tensions shaping the outcome.
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Sue Atecoer
Peking
Red China
United States
S.Q. Adebo
Nigeria
Marof Achkar
Guinea
Albania
Africa
United Nations
China
Moscow
Baytown Police Crack Down After Shop Window Glitches
Police Chief Blair Mann said 14 Baytown area businesses were found with either open windows or unlocked doors during a Tuesday patrol. Six had open windows and eight had unlocked doors, seen as an invitation to thieves. The crackdown features intensified night patrols and a call for citizen cooperation to report suspicious activity.
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Baytown Area
Blair Mann
Baytown
Police
All Girl Scout troops invited to Saturday parade
The Chamber of Commerce invites all Girl Scout troops to join the Saturday Christmas Parade. Interested troops should meet at 1 30 p.m. at Thomas Circle. Mrs Jim Carpenter is chair man.
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Chamber of Commerce
Thomas Circle
Jim Carpenter
Delegation Debates District Chairmen for Unified Team
The discussion centers on whether six or seven district candidates should pick three district chairmen to serve as delegation vice chairs. Floyd argues the plan preserves fair representation and strength, while Allen counters that the delegation is not split and should remain cohesive.
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Alen
Floyd
Allen
Fort Worth museum acquires Hals painting for 200000
The Kimbell Art Foundation bought a 17th century Dutch Portrait of a Man for 200000 at a London auction. The work, valued at about 506000, was later authenticated as a Frans Hals piece after a German collector had acquired it at 100000 and a Dutch museum confirmed its attribution.
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Fort Worth
Kimbel Art Museum
Richard F. Brown
Kimberl Art Foundaon
Foundaton
Frans Hall
London
Brown
Arnhem
Hals
Frans Hals Museum
Holand
Tax Hike Discussion Delays Policy Decisions
President Johnson indicated a $3 billion spending reduction will not alter plans for a possible income tax increase. He expects clearer details by year’s end after talks with the Joint Chiefs and the Council of Economic Advisers. A Viet Nam holiday truce may be announced soon as South Viet Nam suspends fighting for Christmas and New Year. Johnson will briefly cross the Mexican border to inspect the Amistad Dam with President Diaz Ordaz. the $70 million project, near Del Rio, is part of a 1964 water treaty effort.
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Washington
Treasury
Johnson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Armed Forces
Gardner Ackley
Council of Economic Advisers
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Amistad Dam
Rio Grande
del Rio
Tex
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