Texas teachers push plan for 5500 yearly raise
Editorial outlines a Texas State Teachers Association campaign to raise teacher pay by 5500 annually with automatic adjustment to national averages. It cites a 1965 100 million raise, polling of 415 legislative candidates, and a move toward tying future salaries to nationwide levels every two years, plus related retirement and sick leave support.
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Texas
Texas State Teachers Association
TSTA
John Connailly
Connally
Traffic Toll in Texas Rises in 1965 With 3028 Deaths
Texas Department of Public Safety reports 3028 traffic deaths statewide in 1965, up from 2964 in 1964. Harris County fatalities reached 255, Houston 141, Pasadena eight, with 4211 county accidents and 1829 injuries. The figure includes seconds between crashes and economic costs over 3498 million. F Darby Hammond urges driver education and notes insurance costs rise until crashes drop.
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Harris County
Texas
Texas Department of Public Safety
Houston
Pasadena
F. Darby Hammond
Southwestern Insurance Information Service
Hammond
Fulton Lewis Speaks Shriver Staff Salaries Scrutinized
Fulton Lewis Jr reports before the House Education and Labor Committee on Shriver era anti poverty programs. He notes 2,300 Shriver staff earning 21.7 million annually and 4,124 workers aiding agencies with 317 million payroll, prompting questions about efficiency and leadership.
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Fulton Lewis
Shriver
Fulton Lewis JR
Washington
House Education and Labor Committee
Lyndon Johnson
Congress
R. Sargent Shriver
Wiliam H. Ayres
R.ohiel
Education and Labor Committee
Shrier
Daily Crossword Puzzle King Feature Across Treasures
Crossword clues from the King Feature puzzle appear with numbers and brief prompts across and down. Entries include terms like Soto and Corundum, and references to cities and objects such as a metered vehicle and a water wheel.
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Guiana
Oriental
Inflation Onion and Rope Dinner Menu Sparked by President
A humorous, satirical家庭 piece recounts a president's call to cut spending and a couple's frugal response. They mock the idea with absurd recipes using rope, scraps, and substituted meals, calling for money-saving dishes and jokes about thrift. The piece ends promising further "Money-savers" recipes on request with a pork chop.
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Henry McLemore
United States
Johnson
Mary
Bible Verse Phrase From Matthew 18 11
A brief biblical verse note cites Matthew 18 11 stating the Son of man came to save that which was lost. The quotation emphasizes salvation intent attributed to Jesus within Christian scripture.
Sunflower County registrars scarce in Mississippi
Washington columnist notes Sunflower County Mississippi lacks federal registrars for Negro voters while Eastland dominates local politics. The Fifth Circuit orders new elections where few Negroes voted. Katzenbach sends registrars elsewhere, provoking Eastland-linked opposition and speculation on political consequences.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Nick Katzenbach
Sahara
Sunflower County
Miss
Big Jim
Eastland
Gigar-Chomping
Senate Judiciary Committee
Justice Department
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
Sun
Gen
Katzenbach
Walker
Sen
Sam Ervin
North Carolina
Tom Dodd
Connecticut
Baytown Sun Staff and Publishing Details
Baytown Sun editor and publisher names listed with management staff and office details. Publication information notes daily schedule, office address at 1201 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas 77521 and mail box 308. Subscription rates shown, and national representation by Texas Newspaper Representatives. Associated Press rights noted.
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Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beulah Mae Jackson
Bill Hartman
Ann B Pritchett
Lent Shenenee
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Memorial Drive
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Ofixin
Jonn Wadiey
Notable figure born this day obituary and trivia
Ruth Ramsey notes the death of a U.S. figure who served as secretary of State for Harding Coolidge and a World Court judge, dying in Osterville Mass in 1948. The piece also lists other birthday figures like Dean Acheson and Paul Douglas and includes a quiz with five items.
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U.S
Wilson
California
Harding
Coolidge
World Court
The
Hague
Supreme Court
Herbert Hoover
Hughes
Osterville
Mass
Dean Acheson
Paul Douglas
Jim Hearn
Inquiry Planned Into Registry Of Some Aliens
In San Antonio District Judge Archie Brown had not yet convened a court of inquiry into how aliens registered to vote in Bexar County after Tax Collector Charles Davis disclosed that at least some US Mexican nationals signed up during a state free voter registration last month. The probe, ordered by county grand jurors, targets up to 20 000 daily registrations with aims to finish before the May primary. Texas and U.S. attorneys general were invited, with State Attorney General Waggoner appointing executive assistant T B Wright to participate.
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San Antonio
Archie Brown
Bexar County
Charles Davis
Davis
Brown
Red Cross Plans Recruiting Of New Staff Men
The American National Red Cross launches a campaign to recruit 22 to 40 year olds as assistant field directors social workers recreation aides and clubmobile workers for domestic and overseas duty. Houston interview dates April 18 and 39 announced by A D Dyess Ir chair, with overseas mobility mandatory and veteran status preferred.
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Red Cross
Houston
American National Red Cross
Houston - Harris County
U.S
A. D. Dyess Ir
Houston - Harris County Red Cross
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Dyess
Houston-Harris County
Lee College Musicians Schedule Spring Concert
The Lee College Music Department will present a spring concert at 7 30 p m Thursday in the college auditorium. Music students and the Lee College Choir will perform with Sarah Kirkman accompanying the choir. Barbara Alford will sing music by Giordani Purcell and Thompson. Joyce Amnett will perform works by Handel Purcell Giannini Charles and Rogers. James Baker will sing selections by Duke Bury Niles Hageman and Martin. The choir will sing five movements from Frostiana by Rand all Thompson. Susan Arvin and John Long Botham will perform piano pieces by Liszt and Debussy. The public is invited.
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Lee College
Charles Stephenson
Sarah Kirkman
Barbara Alford
Giordani
Purcell
Thompson
Joyce Amnett
Handel
Giannini
Charles
Rogers
James Baker
Duke
Bury
Niles
Hageman
Martin
John
Claude Debussy
SMU Prepares 15th Annual Course on Family Finance
In Dallas, Southern Methodist University announces its 15th annual Education in Family Finance course. The program focuses on developing intelligence in teaching family and personal finance, evaluating curriculums, and creating instructional materials and research methods.
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Dallas
Southern Methodist University
Know Your Bridge By B Jay Becker North South 1958 match note
In the Argentina United States 1958 match, Becker opens one spade with South, Lerner doubles, Blousson bids two hearts, then Becker shifts to four spades after pressure. West doubles, defense runs heart and club tricks, but Becker, after ruffing and drawing, makes four spades doubled. Other table lines show Castra and Roth handling and a divergent sequence.
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Argentina
United States
Lerner
Blousson
King Fent
East
West
Castra
Cabanne
Stone
Declarer
Roth
Ice of Diamonds
Finis Res Syndicate
Tre
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U.S. Office of Education
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OEO
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John Birchites
Judiciary Committee
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Che Baytown Sun
U.S. Army
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Spain
Charles Evans Hughes
Woodrow Wilson
Glens Falls
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New York Law School
New York
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the People
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Central Press
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