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A reader memory game hints at news events tied to map spots with prompts like morale boost and a break for the aged, then includes a garbled line about a star flickering out in Big houl Red powwow.
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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1966
Page
5
A reader memory game hints at news events tied to map spots with prompts like morale boost and a break for the aged, then includes a garbled line about a star flickering out in Big houl Red powwow.
Kiwanis Club hears from MacKinnon Humble Credit Union manager and Texas Credit Union League president about 10,000 members at Humble CU Baytown 24 TX unions and global growth. He notes Texas assets exceed 10 billion and credits unions for aiding the economy.
The island Lewis and Harris in the Hebrides is the home of the Harris tweed industry, with an annual output exceeding five million yards, according to Encyclopedia Britannica.
Jerry Don Smith is named president and James M. Bryan first vice president of the West Baytown Hiwanis Club with Byron Kistler as second vice president and Dick Summers as treasurer. E H Busby, Niles Brill and Knox Thomas join the board. Byard Sosy named secretary. Khalid A Babaa, speaker on League of Arabian States trade, cites over 2 billion dollars in current commerce with the U S. Proceeds from Halloween candy sales fund youth projects. The article adds notes on world bells, including the Tsar Kolokol cast in 1733 weighing 193 tons, and tallest bells in Moscow and New York.
Former Baytonian James Wesley Red Mitchell age 57 died Thursday in Yellville Arkansas. Funeral services were held Friday afternoon in Yellville. Surviving are his wife Hattie Mitchell of Yell, daughter Mrs Bill Bradbury of Baytown, two sons James Edward Buddy Mitchell of Baytown and Wayne Mitchell of Shreveport, one brother J C Mitchell of LaRose Louisiana, and six grandchildren.
Aerial pest control weed control and fertilization with agricultural airplanes adds an estimated 3 billion dollars annually to United States farm income.
Defense Secretary McNamara assures Gis morale by pledging Viet Nam duty won’t exceed a year. Johnson proposes a 10 percent Social Security rise for 22 million pensioners. Clifton Webb dies at 69. $500,600 mail theft at Montreal airport. Eastern Europe leaders meet in Moscow over Red China issues. Swiss voters reject high alcohol taxes to curb drinking. Tornado demolishes Belmond killing six and injuring 106. Earthquake off Peru coast kills 64. Dr Robert Spike found bludgeoned at OSU campus. Johnson flies to Manila for Viet Nam war talks with seven allies.
AP report notes Christopher George, co star of Rat Patrol, in New York amid Spain based production. Spanish locale lowers costs by an estimated 50 to 60 percent, while Hollywood unions fear outsourcing. George describes hard six day weeks and initial illness from foreign food and water. He praises countryside and foreign locale but misses home life. Also mentions Tom Poston spotting him in a restaurant.
The Post Office Department invites competitive bids for a Hankomer, Chambers County, building to house postal operations. A private owner will construct and lease to the department for five years with up to ten more years renewal. Bidding documents available Oct 25 from Thomas Courtney Jr. Shreveport. Bids due Dec 23, 1966.
The FBI Houston office announces openings in Washington D C for youths 16 and older who are U S citizens and high school graduates. Positions include clerk typist and stenographer with salaries from 3995 to 4776 annually. Applicants must pass spelling and typing or dictation tests and a vocabulary exam. Contact FBI at 515 Rusk Avenue Houston CA B 1414.
Houston fire department Captain James Edward Walker, 46, was jailed without bond on charges of receiving and concealing stolen goods. He is the fifth fire department member named in a probe of burglaries in southwest Houston, with more than 315000 in merchandise and jewelry taken from 45 homes. Sharpe faces burglary charges and three others are suspended as the investigation continues.
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