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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1967
Page
3
The article describes two progression drills with eight moving lines at diagonals and an augmented block. An exit sequence starts with two corps marches narrowing the gap until the Corps reaches the pike goal line. Honorary second lieutenants for the week are Lorita Magee and Jit Allen.
The Big Blue Band of Sterling High School will perform a naval themed halftime show at the Ross Sterling Bragispoert game Friday night at Mamonal Stadium. Under section leaders Jenna Cagle Barbara Kunze Roger Andrews Evelyn Squier Martha Cannon Hal Gober Richard Lafosse Ted Richards Linda Williams Robert Burrell Carlene Weaver Saluting the Brazosport Exporters, the team will execute a sailor wave routine with anchors aweigh, Sabre and Spurs, and a final wave as they exit.
Washington AP reports Democratic leaders favor a Post Labor Day nominating convention in 1965 to speed Johnson's reelection bid. Site committee considers Miami Beach Chicago or Houston. final choice by national committee. Debate centers on Midwest appeal versus cost and media practicality amid Vietnam strategy.
In Cambridge Massachusetts AP reports the sewing machine was invented here in 1845 by Elias Howe. Debate continues over Rockefeller seeking the GOP nomination with Bailey warning against Vietnam politics and Wallace organizers pursuing an Ohio primary ballot as he may run if parties do not back his schools plan.
Baytonians collect clothes bedding and canned goods for hurricane victims in South Texas. Donations will be reallocated 9 a.m. to noon Saturday at Wooster Market and Ward Circle stations. Organized by the Junior Rotary Anns and the Sterling High School Interact Club with DECA participation.
A terse entry notes a teen death by own action, ranking fourth among all causes of death for American adolescents, reflecting a grim health statistic in a concise, period-voice notice.
STATE COLLEGE Pennsylvania AP A stamp vending machine in the post office, not a gambling device, yielded a large payoff after two dimes produced stamps with no change. Professor David Russell of Pennsylvania State University removed his due pennies and mailed the rest to Postmaster Edgar Benner, who received 25 cents postage due. Meanwhile in Baroda India a student explains the distinction between king and resident.
Voters in Grasby school district will decide on October 28 whether to approve a $2,150,000 bond for a new high school plant. The project would finance construction of a 2000 student facility with academic amenities and related improvements.
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