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Newspaper

Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1968

Page

5

Newsmen contend U S obstructs peace parley

Miami editors Baggs and Ashmore report in a book that U S negotiators blocked progress at the Paris Peace talks by insisting on continued bombing of North Vietnam. They recount private talks in Hanoi and with Ho Chi Minh aides, and say North Vietnam would not seek talks until bombing stopped.

Miami, Fla U.S Paris Henoi Mafthiam C. Baggs The Miami News Harry S. Ashmore Arkansas Gazette North Vietnam South Vietnam Hanoi U.S. State Department Washington Baggs Ashmore Ho Chi Mish Johnson Lyndon Johnson United States Saigon NLF National Liberation Front Viet Cong Gev. Harriman Harriman

Premiere and What Gap lead CBS and ABC summer slates

TV critic Cynthia Lowry reviews CBS summer pilot block Premiere titled Higher and Higher and ABCs What Gap. Higher and Higher as a whodunit style comedy with legal duo Mr and Mrs Higher offers light entertainment despite violence concerns. What Gap features Wally Cox in a San Francisco dreamlike tour with hippie satire that feels stale and dated. Both pilots show mixed promise for potential fall series but fail to spark.

Cynthia Lowry AP Television NEW York Network Television CBS Mrs. Higher Mr. Higher ABC San Francisco Wally Cox Wally

Maybe The Truck Was Borrowed Not Stolen

Wichita Falls police consider a case of a considerate car thief. Doyle Conner reported his 1960 pickup stolen from its parking place. He later saw the truck in another vehicle and found it had been returned with a full tank, once a quarter tank when stolen.

Wichita Falls Doyle Conner Conner

Payroll Padding In Youth Corps Is Investigated

New York City officials opened another probe into payroll padding at the federally funded Neighborhood Youth Corps. Human Resources Administrator Mitchell Ginsberg cited potential losses up to $300,000 as four HRA employees were arrested for possessing forged Youth Corps checks totaling $4,067. The investigation was handed to Investigations Commissioner Arnold Fraiman, following a prior spring inquiry that found about $290,000 in losses from duplicate checks. The program enrolled 42,000 youths for nine weeks at $1.50 per hour.

New York Neighborhood Youth Corps Mitchell Ginsberg Ginsberg Human Resources Administration Arnold Fraiman Charles Clinton Wakefield Thompson Sidney Hall Fiscal Bureau Oscar Williams

Dot'O Starred in Graham Rotary Bulletin Feature

Mrs Dorothy Gruby has been the club's sweetheart since 191. She appears weekly for luncheons and sings for special club events. The item appears in the Scandal Sheet, touted as the world's most widely circulated Rotary bulletin edited by M. W. Pic Larmour. Rotarians nationwide write to ask what happened to Dot when not mentioned.

Graham, Tex Dorothy Gruby Graham Rotary Club Rotary Club M. W. “Pic” Larmour Pic Dot

Administration sets agency cuts to hit 3.5 billion goal

The administration outlined agency by agency spending cuts totaling 3.5 billion, with Congress reserving scope to trim further. Zwick said Congress could reduce about 2.3 billion before adjournment, while defense would face about 1 billion in cuts without touching Vietnam war funds. Other targeted areas include farm credit and export banks, highway projects, space, and civilian programs, with safeguards for social programs like safe streets and low income housing. The deficit outlook is revised to 51 billion for next year, down from 54 billion, as receipts rise and outlays fall.

Washington Congress Budget Bureau Charles J. Zwick Zwick Capitol Hill Wick Small Business Administration Farm Credit Administration and Export-Import Bank Defense Department Department of Agriculture Heath Education Welfare Agriculture Department

Lamar County Man Named New Fieldman

A Lamar County man, E. C. Larkin Jr. of Brookston, has joined Polled Hereford World as a fieldman in the western United States. He will work with breeders in California, Utah, Nevada, Oregon, Washington, Idaho and western Montana, after previously serving with Doane Agriculture Service.

Paris, Tex Lamar County E. C. Larkin Jr Brookston Polled Hereford World United States Larkin East Texas State University California Utah Nevada Oregon Washington Idaho Montana Doane Agriculture Service Paris Tex Sam Parks Parks

Baytown Drivers Prevail at Navasota Stock Car Races

Baytown drivers won several races at Navasota including the feature where David Smith finished first. Gary Hill was third and Lynn Cox fourth. Miss Houston will present Smith with a trophy at the next race. Jim McKinney finished third and Cox fourth in the super semi finals. Lewin led the consolation race with Elin first Cox second Smith third and McKinney fourth.

Baytown Navasota Baytown David Smith Gary Hill Lynn Cox Houston Smith Jimmy McKinney Cox Lewin Elin McKinney

Housewife Discovers Siamese Bananas in Grocery Purchase

Mrs. John W. Bowden of Wichita Falls found fused twins inside a single banana after buying groceries. One fruit bore two bananas sharing one skin, a rare Siamese banana find. The odd specimen drew attention from local shoppers and puzzled the store staff.

Wichita Pales John W. Bowden Wichitas Falls

Baxytown Classroom Teachers Seek Just Pay Schedule

The Baxytown Classroom Teachers Association executive committee laid plans for a comprehensive program for the new year. They aim to organize research teams and policy action groups to review and improve district practices, with focus on advancement, curriculum, evaluations, and professional growth.

Baxytown Classroom Teach! Association BCTA Anhiritaeg At Este Childres Audris

Western Broadcasts Loud and Provocative in Poland

A Polish newspaper from Tivbuna Mazowiecka denounces Western radio broadcasts as loud propaganda that disturbs neighbors. The Warsaw district committee organ calls the dissemination hostile to Poland and intolerable.

Sarsaw Poland Iap Pyles Tivbuna Mazowiecka Warsaw

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