All Honor To Supt. Gentry Editorial
The Baytown Sun applauds George Gentry after 17 years as Goose Creek ISD superintendent. It credits his steady leadership through growth, fiscal challenges, and changing times, noting Lee High School as a showcase and urging continued civic support and minimal criticism.
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George H. Gentry
Goose Creek Independent
Baytown
Texas
N. S. Holland
J. F. Crawford
J. C. Ingram
W. R. Smith
Warmon Lowman
Dr. Holland
Smith
Lowman
Texas College
Supt. Gentry
Temple
Big Spring
Supu
Gentry
Lee College
George Gentry
Robert E. Lee High School
Baytown Sun
Galveston Bay netting eyed. HB 192 hearing urged
A letter urges citizens to attend the Texas House hearing on HB 192 at 7:30 am on Wednesday April 10 1963 in the state capitol. The bill seeks to ban netting inshore waters except for licensed drum fish operations and aims to curb commercial netting in Galveston Bay Chambers and Harris counties. Grover K. Eye Bayshore Rod Reel and Gun Club vice president encourages testimony.
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Galveston Bay
Chambers
Harris
Texas Game God Fish Commission
Galveston
Texas
Johnson and Eckhart
Texas House of Representatives, Game and Fisheries Committee
Austin
Joe Blow
Grover K. Eye
Bayshore Rod, Reel and Gun Club
Baytown Sun masthead and staff credits notice
The Baytown Sun announces its editorial staff and management lineup in a partial masthead, listing roles such as editor and general manager, circulation director, and advertising department contacts. It notes publication details and press rights with Associated Press affiliation and republication terms.
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Acpesbele
Seezees
Rusk Confirms U.S. Weighs Bomber Burning Plan
Secretary of State Rusk testified before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the Disarmament Agency discussed a possible reciprocal destruction of bombers with the Soviet Union. He said reporters misunderstood the agency’s earlier denial and that the matter has involved Congress and other departments.
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Barry Goldwater
Washington
Rusk
United States
Soviet Union
U. S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
North Aurora
Associated Press
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Disarmament Agency
Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Sen
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
Sen. Carlson
U. S
Unite States
Sec
Sec. Rusk
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Senate Committee
Goldsmith’s mischief tale inspires a play
Two centuries ago a 16 year old schoolboy bound for Trinity College in Dublin sought lodging in Ardagh. A wit directed him to the county squire’s home where the lad’s arrogance grew as the squire played the innkeeper. The next morning he fled, later shaping the story into She Stoops to Conquer.
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Trinity College
Dublin
Ardagh
Oliver Goldsmith
Today’s Grab Bag and Folk of Fame Puzzle
A mixed reader page item asks about Dunivenwassal the Nether lands average sea level height and what William Bradford has in common. It hints at a future honor for today’s intuitive child and flags a disreputable language note. A “Folk of Fame Guess the Name” feature profiles a British Labour figure with a wartime rise and political roles.
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Netherlanda
Wiliam Bradford
British Labor figure deposed as 1923 MP and 1915 Labor Party secretary
The column notes Sy Nan Jones style details about a British Labour figure once deputy for this prominent Laborite and secretary of the London Labour Party from 1915 to 1947 who held cabinet posts including Home Secretary and later deputy prime minister. It also references a 1905 traveling library milestone and a quiz answer lineup.
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Eft
Civil Service
Inland Revenue Staff Federation
Labor
Cardiff South
Ministry of Transport
Council of Europe
Labor Party
London Labor Party
Giames
Tax loopholes fuel big oil and political clout
The Washington report highlights a tax system full of loopholes aiding oil companies. Depletion allowances and other "Golden Gimmicks" let firms like Superior Oil and General American avoid taxes or recoup large rebates. Oil men wield political influence, backing lawmakers and dinners to protect privileges.
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Kennedy
Capitol
Gertrude Stein
Hooker
Congress
Sam
Jess
Superior Oil
General American of Texas
George Allen
Billy Byars
Alton Jones
Eisenhower
White House
Bedford Wynn
Russia
Freedom in Your Future With U.S. Savings Bonds
A public awareness item encourages citizens to invest in U.S. Savings Bonds as a means to secure long term financial stability and promote national savings. It stresses accessibility and patriotic framing to boost participation.
Hardin-Simmons Band Performs At Japan Rally
The Hardin-Simmons University Cowboy Band from Abilene Texas played at a Billy Graham evangelistic rally in Tokyo. About 200 Japanese non-Christians responded to a call to receive Christ after the service. The ceremony opened with the band marching through the auditorium. 5,000 attended the rally and 160 of 200 visiting Baptists were from Texas. The sermon was by J T Avyorinde of the Nigerian Baptist Convention. Graham was in Hawaii and missed 10 Tokyo meetings.
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Tokyo
Hardin- Simmons University
Texas
Billy Graham
Abilene
Japan
J.T. Avyorinde
Nigerian Baptist Convention
Graham
Hawaii
Bible Verse About Reconciliation and Forgiveness
An archaic rendering urges resolving conflict privately before others. The verse emphasizes addressing a trespass directly with a brother to seek understanding and restoration.
Unusual Spade Play Defeats Four Hearts Contract
A Clagett Bowie hand from Baltimore Md features West defending four hearts. He leads spades, East wins with the ace and returns the queen, South plays the king, and Bowie discards a diamond. The defense later cashes spades and ruffs, costing declarer the contract. Bowie's choice not to trump the king of spades altered the outcome, and an alternative line could have allowed success.
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Apedes
Clagett Bowie
Baltimore
Bowie
East
South
Declarer
Tummy
West
Daily Crossword Puzzle clues at Warday's Joy 36 37 38 41
Puzzle clued entries include Pierce as 36 and armadillo as 38, with 41 noting affirmative votes and 43 at late Hammam skjold, 44 describing camel hair cloth and generally listing puzzle style and wordplay.
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Pierce
Armadillo
Hammamskjold
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