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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1967
Page
3
A dense list of programs across networks and times from a TV grid. It covers cartoons, sports, talk shows, dramas, news, and public affairs across multiple channels with varied start times and themes. Entities include NBC CBS ABC UT Dallas etc. The schedule blends children's fare with prime time talk and sports.
Barry Nettles, acting deputy superintendent of Baytown schools, authored an article in the Beacon Falls Coaches Digest. The piece, written years ago as Cedar Bayou Junior High School’s head basketball coach and assistant football coach, is titled The Power of the Press and first appeared in Scholastic Coach magazine about a zone press to regain possession. Nettles later served as principal at Horace Mann Junior School before his current role.
About a dozen steers escaped from a stockyard unloading. Several wandered downtown across a hotel lot and into Arkansas. A cow shattered a plate glass window on main street prompting a three-block chase by police who pursued the frightened animal.
Anahuac High School Future Farmers of America teams placed in three contests at the South Texas State Fair in Beaumont. Poultry judging saw Warren Sullivan tie for top rank with team member Preston Clarking, while others included Dick Chambliss Jimmy Weaver Jonny Cline and Kim Turner. The junior rice judging team finished second. senior rice team placed third. educational exhibit ranked third by four judges. Members listed include David LeNormand Teddy Nelson Halley Moor Monnie Kreuzer.
A humorous piece by HAL BOXYLE on the burden of living with an unforgettable face. The narrator laments constant mistaken identity by strangers, including women, imagining dire lookalikes from history and public figures, while chronicling the vanity and irritation caused by misrecognitions.
Portland residents face a deer dilemma as roses suffer damage in Forest Park and surrounding areas. City officials and residents debate tolerant feeding and control measures while one veteran vendor jokes about a wine estate and misidentified spouses amid the uproar.
A Baytown Sun feature recalls long running chili disputes including Texas champion cook-offs near Alpine and a Houston incident where a man killed a rival after a beans debate. It notes past deadly chili arguments in Odessa and invites readers to mail recipes to the Chili Editor.
Shell Oil reported an 18 percent rise in third quarter net income to 72.5 million dollars, with year-to-date earnings at 21.6 million and per share up to 3.46. President Richard G. McCurdy cited record quarterly results and said domestic oil demand will grow about three percent annually, supported by investment in offshore exploration and new plants.
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