States Clash Over School Segregation at Supreme Court
Editorial notes Texas stance against court directives for desegregation. It warns federal mandates could disrupt Texas and other states, favoring local school board solutions. NAACP counters argue no practical plan exists and delay harms progress. Southern state representatives prepare rebuttals for hearings Tuesday and Wednesday.
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John Ben Shepperd
Washington
Texas
U. S. Supreme Court
High Court
Kansas
Delaware
Mississippi
Shepperd
the Sun
Supreme Court
National Association For the Advancement For Colored People
NAACP
Florida
SUN SLANTS MATHEMATICS CORRECTION AND COMMODORE TALE
A Baytown column jokes about a mistaken driver license fee of 50 cents and contemplates possible future raises while praising Chief Montgomery’s traffic plan. It also recalls Commodore B. M. Hatfield as a navigator and statesman who promoted Trinity canalization with humorous anecdotes about his feats and character.
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Cheifs
Roy Montgomery
Pruett
Commerce
Sdo
Chief Montgomery
Hugh Echols Jr
Baytown
Botbeck
Echols
Canalization
Trinity
B. M. Hatfield
Commodore
Dallas
Fort Worth
Anehuac
Texas
Intracoastal Canal
Mississippi
Chicago
Dean Tevis
Anahuac
Far Worth
Louise
Trinity Basin
Galveston Bay
Houston
Champion Paper and Fiber Company
Pasadena
Hatfield
Newe le Acarce
Easter tax bill stirs Texas capital action and charges
In Austin the revenue and taxation committee unveiled a compromise tax plan promising 45 million dollars in new money, backed by Chairman Stanton Stone and Speaker Jim Lindsey. Gov. Shivers approved portions, with a cigarette tax and gas tax among items. discussions point to 60 million in new funds before a potential two week extension of the session. Bascom Giles faces four more felony theft charges totaling over 1.06 million dollars as probes into veterans land deals continue.
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Vern Sanford
Texan Press Association
Austin
House
Revenue and Taxation Committee
Stanton Stone
Jim Lindsey
Allan Shivers
Stone
Shivers
Chicago
Texas
Paul Little
Crystal City
Giles
Little
Zevale
Byrd Cattle Co
Travis County
San Antonio
Baytown Sun Details Rates and Publisher Info
The Baytown Sun announces weekday publication from Pearce and Ashby Baytown Texas with editor and publisher Fred Hartman and advertising director Beulah Mae Jackson. Subscriptions: by carrier 1.206 month 74.40 year sm. By mail 1.20 monthly 3.00 for two months 7.00 for six months 14.00 yearly. Armed Services 75 cents per month. Second class matter at Baytown post office under act of Congress March 4 1870. regional advertising representatives listed.
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Baytown Sun, Inc
Pearce and Ashi
Baytown
Texas
Fred Hartman
Syd S. Gould
Armed Services
Postoffice
Congress
General Advertising Service
You're Telling Me by William Ritz headlines ribbing
Europe's heavyweight champion was jailed for a month for reckless driving. Police found 1 000 nails scattered on a Texas highway. Cops say they don’t wet the point. Rhode Island students study 250 million year old rocks and won’t leave any stone unturned.
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William Ritz
Europe
Texas
Rhode Island
World Balance Sheet week’s good and bad news summary
United Press Foreign Analyst Charles M. McCann reviews a week of international events. Churchill steps down, Eden leads a younger Team. Far East tensions ease somewhat as China moderates threats against Formosa while fears of a mid April clash persist. Britain joins a Turkish Greek alliance and Pakistan may join. Dulles warns Reds must start a war to draw US in. Japan seeks Washington visit as Shigemitsu presses for reduced costs.
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Charles M. McCann
United Press
Great Britain
Winston Churchill
Anthony Eden
Churchill
Eden
Far East
Formosa
United States
Mars
Quemoy Island
John Foster Dulles
Washington
Turkish-Traci Alliace
Pakistan
Tran
Egypt
Jawaharlal Nehru
Jilia
Try And Stow Me By Bennett Cerf
Young Chris practiced piano when a formidable cop barged in claiming a call from the neighbor about Chopin and Debussy being murdered in the room. The piece blends a tense domestic moment with distant Cold War notes as Washington debates Korea era diplomacy.
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Bennett Cerf
Chris
Etta
Chopin
Debussy
Eden Likely to Deal With Ike Not Dulles in Foreign Policy
Washington columnist Drew Pearson reports Eden and Dulles clash over foreign policy. Eden favors direct talks with Eisenhower, while Dulles is viewed as a critic. Eden’s approach to Indo China and Nehru at Geneva tipped the balance toward Eden. The piece also notes Griffith on Truman and Ike, plus Magnuson’s cancer center history and fundraising success.
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Washington
Ike
John F. Dulles
Drew Pearson
Anthony Eden
Eden
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Dulles
Moscow
Hrremlin
Far East
Molotov
Russia
Nixon
U. S
Indo- China
Radford
Churenil
Dienhienphy
Nehru
Geneva
Dulley
Mr. Dulles
Clark Griffith
Harry Truman
Harry
Teddy Roosevelt
Griffith
William Taft
F.D. R
Aus Busia
Mo Recint
Washington State
House of Representatives
Homer Bone
U. S. Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Sen
Warren Megnuson
Bethesda
Senator Magnuson
John Heller
National Cancer Institute
Heller
Memphis
Magnuson
Bone
Congress
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Editorial
U.S. Supreme Court
Sun
South
By Fred Hartman
Texas Press
Bascom Giles
General Land Office
Tas Procter
James
Stanley L. Fry
Reeves County
Senate
Fry
Jimmy Phillips
Veterans Land
Korea
Land Board
Gov
J. Barl Rudder
George Afoffett
Veterans Land Program
Trinity River Authority
s+ Water conservation
Wal
Cine
Wade
Wou, Mo LD
Che Baytown Sun
United Stato Ypaanese
Jdapsyse Fatay
Shigemitsu
Tchira Hateoyama
Iiament
Japan
Britain
France
West Berlin
Reds
Viet Nam
Indo-China
Saigon
Ngo Dinh Diem
J. Lawton Collins
Central Press
Versailles
William Cullen Bryant
Mexico
Jane Withers
Johnny Antonelli
Bill Wight
Tienry Clayhorn
Fork Sumter
Franklin JD. Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Harry S. Trumansiorn
A& President
Tario
Canada
Toronto
Paul Whiteman
American Music Hall
Embrasse
Sontsovka
Ekaterinoslav
Rimsky Korsakov
Ussr
Richard Baxter
India
Georges Clemenceau
David Lloyd George
Vittorio Orlando
Woodrow Wilson
Thorn
Shirley Harmer
Sergeton
Taft
Adlai Stevenson
Lyndon Johnson
Styles Bridges
New Hampshire
Knowland
California
Kefauver
Tennessee
Stevenson
Sanger
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