Last Rites Held For Msgr. Kennedy
The Rev. Msgr. Denis J. Kennedy died recently and was buried in St. Marys Cemetery Chicago after a requiem mass in Houston and services in Baytown. He served as pastor of St. Josephs Church from 1930 to 1947 and is survived by two brothers two nieces and two nephews.
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Regime Collapse in Germany Pushes Mark Revaluation
In a fragmented election, the Free Democrats and Socialists allied as Christian Democratic Chancellor Kiesinger released the mark from a fixed rate on Sept 29. The central bank stopped defending the four marks per dollar, letting the currency drift upward about seven percent amid speculation.
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Protesters Block Memorial Stadium Expansion Work
In Austin a group including UT students stood before a bulldozer on Waller Creek delaying live oak removal for Memorial Stadium expansion. About 10 people gathered to protest the project and halt ongoing construction.
Bases on the Mekong Delta Battle Scene Continued
Base reports sinking clashes in the Mekong Delta as U.S. forces pursue North Vietnamese units. Bombers hit DMZ camps near Khe Sanh and Con Thien while infantry engage near Pleiku and Pleiko. Casualties include several Americans and 34 North Vietnamese killed in central highlands fights.
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Mexican Supermarket A Haven For Drug Buyers
A congressional hearing reveals drug pill traffic across the U S Mexico border with high powered tranquilizers and stimulants sold without prescription in Tijuana drugstores and clubs. U S customs seized about 5 million dangerous pills in 1968 amid testimonies of widespread distribution by American wholesalers to Mexican distributors. The pills move easily through the border gateway, often bought by teens and tourists, with a major distributor nicknamed the pep pill king owning large stores in the city near California.
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Regents Set Meeting at Moody Center Rundell Hall
Regents take place at 6 20 p m Thursday in the Moody Center board room Rundell Hall. Roy D Burnside of Harris County Soil Conservation District will outline campus ditch beautification plans. Dr Richard Strahan reports survey on leaves of absence for faculty and how colleges handle graduate study leaves. Information on Texas junior college administrative salaries, bids for electronics and instrumentation class equipment, pipefitting and welding gear, and new Instructional Material Center equipment. A revised travel policy proposes mileage increases from 10 to 11 cents per mile plus 1 cent per passenger up to 15 cents total.
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Mexican Leader Echeverria Seeks Reforms and Youth Loyalty
In a televised speech Alvarez reports that Mexican President hopeful Echeverria praised tranquility while blaming demonstrators on excess freedom. He urged youth loyalty to the revolution, noted a pending bill to extend voting rights to three million 18 year olds, and outlined plans for agricultural reform, job growth, education overhaul, and competitive industry.
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Baytown official cites Cavazos for work proficiency
An official State Health Department citation was awarded to Alfredo Cavazos Jr a Baytown sewage disposal plant operations specialist. The award recognizes mastery of modern plant management principles and skills. The notice mentions a nearby EAA Baytown Chapter meeting and a benefit dance with a $1 donation.
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Chambers Teachers Attend 85 at Chambers County Meeting
About 85 members gathered at Barbers Hill High School cafeteria for a Chambers County Educational Association dinner. Principal speaker Miss Dora Rose of the Texas State Teachers Association discussed Professional Standards for Teachers.
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Baytown Airport Service Opens in 195a Town
Baytown rises with a new Baytown Airport Service offering limousine and sedan rides to Houston Intercontinental. Owner George Wilkinson introduces 24 hour on call transport using a 195a air conditioned station wagon. Rates listed at 15 dollars single, 20 dollars two, max 25 dollars per person. Parking space at the airport arranged. Contact 422-4114 or 9595.
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Woodpecker Shadow Follows Girl for Years in Seattle Area
Diana Neilson, a 43 year old mother of four, says a woodpecker has tailed her family for about five years. The bird bored holes in their Kent home and later perched outside dining room doors. Authorities refuse to allow killing the protected species.
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Grandma bakes for GIs in Vietnam support drive
Linwood, NI AP A grandmother, Hazel Slick, 56, protests antiwar agitation by meeting soldiers needs with baked goods. She bakes in a small apartment oven and has sold bread and pies to friends, expanding to a booming business. In four days she made 260 loaves and 245 pies, priced 74 cents a loaf and one dollar per pie.
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