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Baytown Sun

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1967

Page

3

Commodity Prices Do Not Signal Inflation Trend

A New York analysis argues that cheap wholesale prices for basic commodities like coffee corn wheat zinc and hogs contradict a looming inflation surge. It notes declines in copper and steel abroad and explains why finished goods may rise while raw inputs stay low, creating tension for poorer nations and highlighting the role of processing costs and synthetic competition.

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Thieves Strike Heating Co. Twice in Huntington

Thieves broke into the Top Ping Heating Co. in Huntington Friday and stole 150 dollars from the cash drawer, leaving six dollars in change. The following night they returned and stole the six dollars in change, according to police.

Huntington W. Va Top _ping Heating Co

Bear Bryant Disgusted by Champs Go Down in Openers

AAP report notes a shaken Alabama tied 37 37 by Florida State while Michigan State was crushed by Houston 37 7. Notre Dame, SC, UCLA, and Colorado won led by Hanratty and Sogge as eight top teams endured upsets and close games opening weekend.

Bob Green Associated Press Michigan State Alabama Notre Dame Houston Duffy Dallgherty Michigan State Crew Daugherty Bear Bryant Crimson Tide Florida State Pittsburgh California Ara’ Parseghian Terry Hanratty UCLA Southern Cal Steve Sogge Texas Gary Beban Greg Jones Georgia Mississippi State Colorado Oregon State Miami Fla Northwestern Memphis State Mississippi Oklahoma State Arkansas Navy Penn State

Peter Watkins plans to assist Indians in film project

British filmmaker Peter Watkins, known for controversial works, aims a new project about Indians and nuclear war effects. BBC blocked a brutal film on television. Watkins argues critics label his work as masterpiece or atrocity. His next project may be a Western, but not a John Ford type.

Bob Thomas Hollywood (Ap Peter Watkins Watkins British Broadcasting Corp Home Office BBC Dr. Strangelovee Hollywood Motion Picture Academy Universal John Ford

Swift wins 125-mile International Classic at Oswego

Oswego Race Track hosts the 125-mile International Classic for super modified autos where Nolan Swift of Syracuse posts his third victory. In Valley Iowa Mike McCormick, 17, becomes youngest World Goose Calling Champion finalist. Mickey Phillips of New York City elected president of the U S Professional Lawn Tennis Association with John Barnaby David Muir and Ted Withall named to top posts.

Oswego, N Nolan Swift Syracuse Oswego Race Track Missouri. Valley Towa Mike McCormick Pocahontas Iowa Baltimore API Mickey Phillips New York City John Barnaby Lincoln Mass David Muir Chicago Ted. Withall Boca Reton Fla

Hospital chief praised for resuscitation memo prompting death risk

A committee faulted Dr. William McMath of Neasden Hospital for a May 1966 staff memo that advised not to resuscitate certain patients, including the very elderly and those with chronic diseases. The report commends his initiative but criticizes the wording and distribution. The health ministry said no such anti resuscitation policy exists in other NHS hospitals.

James F. King Associated Press London William McMath Neasden Hospital Health Ministry National Health Service England Wales Vel

Hippies Gone Oriental in Medford High School Visit

The Sendai Japan student Koi chi Watanabe spends a year at St. Mary's High School in Medford and says hippies are the same worldwide. He notes Tokyo and Portland hippies share the label. A separate medical panel discussion at Central Middlesex Hospital led to guidance on resuscitation after heart failure, with Esther Rickards defending Dr. McMath's ideas as misinterpretation rather than critique.

Medford Ore Koichi Watanabe Sendai Japan St. Mary's High School Tokyo Portland Central Middlesex Hospital Management Committee Esther Rickards North-West Metropolitan Regional Hospital Board McMath

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