Baytown election verdict hinges on school policy split
In Baytown, trustee Knox Beavers won re election by 44 votes and Ben Shirey joined the Board by 65 votes, both razor thin. The editorial urges unity in serving 11,000 students, notes a city election landslide for Dr. Lee Liggett as mayor, and calls for clarity on Shirey’s proposal to save over $550,000 annually by reducing per pupil costs. The paper stresses transparency, fiscal responsibility, and continuing community service as officials take office.
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Baytown
Knox Beavers
Ben Shirey
Beavers
Shirey
Baytown Sun
City Hall
the Sun
Texans In Washington By TEX EASLEY
The Treasury seeks 322006 to hire 35 more Secret Service agents for Vice President Johnson. Johnson now has two assigned. the rest would serve from July 1. The piece traces vice presidential power growth from Garner to Kennedy and Johnson, noting Johnson’s extensive duties and staff while defense of his safety remains disputed.
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Tex Easley
Associated Press Special Service
Washington
Treasury Department
Secret Service
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
John Nance Garner
Senate
Garner
Uvalde
United States
Philippines
Islands
House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Truman
White House
Alben Barkley
National Security Council
Richard M. Nixon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy
Space and Aeronautics Council
Equal
Garer
Louis Friday
Capitol Hill
Executive Building
Canada
Maclean’s Magazine
U.S. Congress
Reg
Wayne Hays
D.-Ohio
House Foreign Affairs Committee
U.S
Congress
U.S. Senate
State Department
Diefenbaker
Ottawa
Baytown Sun Masthead and imprint details
The Baytown Sun imprint lists editors and staff such as Fred Hartman James H Hale Preston Pendergrass Beulah Mse Jackson and Robert E Gilmore. It notes office location Pearce and Ashbel Baytown Texas P O Box 308 and subscription rates of 145 per month or 17.40 per year. Also states entered a second class matter and rights and republication terms with Associated Press credits.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah
Jackson
Robert E. Gilmore
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashbel
P.O
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
TEE Associated Press
Associated Press
Pews
Wax Daily
Assn
Stand, Sir: Barry Goldwater on citizen power in policy
Barry Goldwater argues Americans must do more than support policies they must shape them. He warns that the federal balance of power is shifting toward executive control, citing Congress, the judiciary, and states, and recalls John F. Kennedy’s advocacy for preserving free institutions amid calls to alter how laws are made.
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Barry Goldwater
Washington
America
England
John F. Kennedy
United States
Try and Stop Me By Bennett Cerf
A humorous vignette collection opens with misadventures from daily life. A Missouri farmer sends his son to relatives as floods rise while a Vermont traveler and a sleepy farmer exchange notes about time and promises misaligned by fate.
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Bennett Cerf
Daily Trivia Quiz from Central Press and The Answer
Questions and answers cover Falange country, Strait of Dover waters, Gulf of Darien borders, Cuba libre components, and why Philip Noel-Baker was in the news. Also features birthdays, language notes, and a brief folk of fame quiz with clues about El Salvador’s independence leader and a Honduran-born figure.
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Falange Party
Strait of Dover
Gulf of Darien
Philip John Noel- Baker
Kennedy Cuba policy hints at restraint and risk
Washington reports outline a Kennedy plan to warn Cuban exile leaders against hit and run raids while tolerating some Russian troops in Cuba. The piece discusses Canada’s proposed nonvoting delegates in Congress, Adam Clayton Powell’s book spoof, and wartime CBR threat analyses with the Newton Report warning of saboteur risks.
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Drew Yearson
Washington
Kennedy
Cuba
Ken Keating
Rochester
Caribbean
Pentagon
Castro
Khrushchev
United States
Miro Cardona
JFK
Costa Rica
Mark Russell
Adam Clayton Powell
Mark
Gov
Ross Barnett
Harlem
Russell
Frank Waldrop
Washington Times Herald
Hassan
Prince
Wheat Plan Okayed by Farmers Cited
Washington AP Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman says growers will approve the wheat plan in the May 21 vote. He argues a dollar basis would assure an easy victory while opposing farm groups fear increased bureaucratic control. The plan requires two thirds yes votes to operate and would extend existing wheat controls with a two price system and allocated bushel shares for the higher price.
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Washington
Orville Freeman
American Farm Bureau Federation
Freeman
Congress
Endplay Charm: Charlie Masters Six Spades Hand
In a WESE South bridge deal, Charlie Endplay guides the defense to escape, despite a partner overbidding. He ruffs hearts, cashes A K Q of spades, then finesses clubs and diamonds to secure the six spades contract. West's defense yields the rest after strategic discards and ruffs.
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South West North East
King of Hearts
Charlie
West
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Manchester
Nan Jones
Central Press
Weiter
Charles Burchfield
E. L. (Curley) Lambeau
Green Bay Packers
Mae West
Antoine Rivarol
Folk OF Fame
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el Salvador
Guatemele City
San Salvador
Spain
Honduras
Guatemala City
Sone
Mexico
English Channel
North Sea
Panama
Colombia
Washington Report
Fulton Lewis JR
Ashington
Marshall Stubbs
Army Chemical Corps
Stubbs
John
Robert Goodlow
Civil Defense Advisory Committee
National Academy of Scendes Nationa Research Council
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Wese
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