Court says FTC should target truth of TV ads not visuals
The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that FTC must focus on misrepresentation of attributes in television commercials rather than substitution of a fake product for the real one. The court overturned a cease and desist order against Carter Products and agency Sullivan Stauffer Colwell Bayles, noting the foam in the ad used a special foaming agent, not ordinary lather.
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Orleans
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
John
Minor Wisdom
Carter Products
Sullivan, Stauffer, Colwell and Bayles, Inc
Davis to present Lee High additions at board meeting
James A. Davis will outline plans for Robert E. Lee High School additions and renovations at the school board meeting scheduled for 7 39 p m Monday in the administration building.
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James A
Bitsy) Davis
Robert E. Lee High School
Cedar Bayou Junior Hich Gymnasium
Local notables and events highlighted in Baytown page
Mrs W B Hooks emphasizes she worked real hard all day Friday. Gladys and Ivy Gould celebrated as grandma and grandpa again. Holly McLemore reported in a news story. L H Rickerson and Jack Maxwell completed a post office errand. Col Richard Worth and his son Richard received Eagle awards the same day. Bonnie Bond, Summer Sun staffer, named first alto in the Texas Choir at the University of Texas. A hunting trip trophy show in West Sterling featured Eddie Huron’s home as the venue. Participants from Houston, Highlands, Luling and Baytown unrelated to the press conference attended.
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W- B. Hooks
Gladys
Ivy Gould
Holly McLemore
L. H. Rickerson
Jack Maxwell
Richard Worth
Air Force Reserve
Richard
Boy Scouts
Air Force
Bonnie Bond
Summer Sun
University of Texas
Texas
Eddie Huron
West Sterling
Haines
Anchorage
Huron
Abe Badgley
Ernest Moyers
Houston
Highlands
George Walker
Luling
Baytown
Late Indian Threat Fails Ganders Conquer Slump
Baytown defeats Port Neches Groves 10-6 after a tight finish. Baytown led 10-0 early and survived a late Indians push as Port Neches Groves rallied with a last minute TD and onside kick. Indians outgained the Ganders in yardage but Baytown held on for the win.
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Jimmie Woods
Sun Sports
Baytown
Ganders
Port Neches- Groves
David Mangum
George Rincon
Port Neches
Pat Holloman
Tribe
Tommy Besano
Craig Reynolds
United Fund Drive Goes Live In Baytown Aid Push
The annual United Fund drive starts Monday with a 7:30 a.m. breakfast at the Holiday Inn for solicitors. The goal is 192908 dollars. Campaign leadership includes M L Watts at Humble Oil Baytown Refinery and R Padgett as assistant campaign chairman. Dozens of named divisions and community groups are listed as beneficiaries and organizers including Humble annuitants, Baytown schools, doctors, lawyers, ministers, and business clubs.
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United Fund
Charles ‘Tillery
Holiday Inn
Jin
Baytown
R. Padgett
M. L. Watts
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Kim Sheffield
Roy Elms
United ‘Carbon ‘Drive
Marilyn Linder
Huber Corp
J. F.mcchesney
Weather front promises cool Texas Sunday
Our World Today notes a cooling trend as a cold front moves into Texas bringing fall weather after a Saturday warmup. The Weather Bureau forecasts cooler conditions for Sunday across the state.
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Texas
Weather Bureau
State Panel Probes Nurse Home Laws
Austin AP The House investigating Committee opened talks on a possible full inquiry into Texas nursing home laws and asked the Legislative Council to draft proposed 1965 legislation to curb double contracting in new home sales. After a 140 word statement the panel recessed, with transcripts to be prepared and sent to members in two days. Five witnesses testified, including a Texas Health Department official, a contractor, and a Fort Worth contractor who urged licensing and bonds, while a Fort Worth Star-Telegram reporter pressed stronger safeguards and a bond posting.
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Austin
House
Texas
Legislative Council
Texas Health Department
Lubbock
Bob Fairchild
Center
J. W. Hornburg
Parsing Homes Division
Thayer Waldo
Howdy Neighbor Air Tourists Halt in Baytown
About 30 to 50 airplanes will land at Humphrey Airport on October 11 for an overnight stop in Baytown during a Texas air tour week of October 5. Some 75 to 100 tourists are expected as guests of One Baytown Chamber of Commerce at a Friday luncheon. They will tour San Jacinto Battleground and the Bat Manufacturing area, dine at San Jacinto Inn, then continue their Texas circuit the next day heading for Galveston and other cities.
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Humphrey Airport
Baytown
Texas
Texas Air Tours
Texas Aeronautics Commission
Texas Flying Farmers
Texas Wing
Civil Air Patrol
Galveston
Lake Jackson
Rosenbarg Fand Palacios
Rites Set Monday For Mont Belvieu Man 53
Leonard Joseph Mock 53 of Mont Belvieu died Saturday morning in a Baytown hospital. Funeral rites will be Monday at 9:20 at Earthman Chapel and 10 at St. Josephs Catholic Church with Rev. Denis Kennedy officiating. Burial Cedar Crest Cemetery. Rosary Sunday at Earthman Chapel. Survived by widow Mrs L J Mock and two sons Leonani Charles and Tommy A Mock, both of Mont Belvieu, a brother Raymond G Mock of New Orleans.
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Leonard Joseph Mock
Higgins
Mont
10th Birthday Marked at Baytown La Porte Tunnel
About 50 people joined a barbecue Friday to celebrate the tunnel's 10th anniversary. Since opening on Sept. 22, 1955, the Baytown La Porte Tunnel has seen 33 million cars pass through, averaging about 9,000 daily. Tunnel superintendent Travis McKinney notes traffic rose from 8,000 to over 10,000 cars daily, with 31 years in the Texas Highway Department and eight staffers who served the full decade. The tunnel's $230,000 annual budget funds salaries, with maintenance by the Texas Highway Department. The facility has only closed once for a one hour and two minute period.
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Rick Hurst
Baytown-La Porte Tunnel
Travis ‘McKinney
McKinney
Texas Highway Department
Ther
William C. Scott
Lloyd Hicks
Will Nix
W. A. Sweeney
Ivan N. Hoffman
Reagin Sprinkle
Lavelle Warner
Lawrence E. Wright
Valachi's Revenge Words Not Bullets
Mobster Joseph Valachi in the Senate testimony targets Vito Genovese as head of the Cosa Nostra commission. Valachi vows to reveal about ten other members, claiming Genovese ordered deaths and once ran the syndicate from prison. He received the death warrant seal and described prison life under Genovese as deadly power. Genovese awaits an appeal while housed for heart condition at Fort Leavenworth hospital with limited contact to outside crime activity.
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Joseph Valachi
la Cosa Nostra
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Vite Genovese
Valachi
John L
McClellan, D-Ark
Hoodium
Jacob Javits
Genovese
Gen.ovese
Cosa Nostra
Gangland
Auanta
Eta
Anthony
Tony Bender) Strolle
Karl E. Mundt
South Dakota
Fife
Vito Genovese
Mundt
Patente
Leavenworth
Kaa
Justice Department
Leavenworth’s Hospital
J.C. Taylor
Taylor
Connally backs redistricting to fix court workloads
Governor John Connally urged realigning Texas judicial districts to relieve urban rural case disparities and discussed Missouri Plan appellate selection. He supported reducing political influence in courts while trial judges gained control over court coverage and media access at trials.
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Brownsville
Connally
Texas
Missouri
Nominations Commission
Texas Bar
Bar
American Bar Association
Judicial Conference
Baytonians Visit Him Ex Vice President Garner Still Tart And Testy
Ex vice president John Nance Garner, aged 94, at his Uvalde plantation home, speaks with Baytonians W L Dub Ward and Seaborn Cravey about nearly a century of American history. He claims almost four decades of active public service, saying he loved all five presidents he served under. He offered blunt remarks on Johnson and Truman era politics, while emphasizing a healthy routine and avoidance of smoking and drinking.
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Tex
John Nance Garner
Garner
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Live Oaks
Capitol Hill
Speaker of the House
Lyndon
Johnson
Truman
Gar
Congress
Ner
Tre
Lee Garner
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Hank) Blasick
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Bob Hubbard
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Pat) Fuller
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