Thanks for a Job Well Done Baytown public servants lauded
The Baytown Sun salutes men and women who served on the city council and school board, noting the unpaid public service is a privilege and that winners and losers alike deserve praise. It commends Mayor Al Clayton, council members, department heads, and citizen committees for progress and accountability, while urging respect for justified criticism and acknowledging the community’s gratitude.
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Baytown
the Sun
Baytown Sun
al Clayton
Clayton
Bayown
Sun
Symphony publicity push reaches beyond Houston area
A Houston Symphony regional drive aims to raise funds beyond Houston within roughly 12 miles as Sir John Barbirolli helps broaden outreach. The writer urges The Sun to publish an April 15 press release and promote the Symphony Youth program to Baytown and surrounding areas, noting low rate concerts for young audiences and outreach by small ensembles to inspire local cultural growth.
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The
Sun
Houston Symphony
Houston
John Barbirolli
Symphony
Baytown
Bryan
San Francisco Hires New Meter Minders
San Francisco hired 28 meter minders to issue parking tickets, a three wheel task force intended to free police for other duties. The Finance Committee estimates the unit would issue about 40,000 more tickets per year but requires additional funding to process them and expand operations, including 9,700 for the municipal court and 13,500 for traffic tags.
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SAN Francisco
Supervisors
Foreign aid debate and Clay report reshapes Kennedy request
Barry Goldwater weighs in on President Kennedy's 1964 foreign aid request arguing for deeper cuts amid the Clay Commission critique. He notes public and congressional pressure, urges a refined, limited approach focusing on where aid does real good and warns against aiding overseas political agitators. He cites biblical consolation and calls for restraint while acknowledging both sides cheer the Clay findings.
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Barry Goldwater
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Clay Commission
Lucius D. Clay
Clay
United States
Baytown Sun staff and publication details
The Baytown Sun announces staff roles and publishing details for Baytown Texas. It lists editors general manager office manager circulation advertising national manager and others, notes second class matter at Baytown Post Office, and provides publication schedule and subscription rates.
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John Wadley
Paul Putman
Corrie Laughlin
Baytown
Texas
Folk of Fame Guess the Name and Puzzle Debris
Fragment from a newspaper quiz page asks who Revolutionary War soldier and congressman laid out a town in Ohio after land purchase in 1795. It hints a New Jersey landowner who served as Continental Army officer and later successor roles. The clue points to a specific named individual fitting a long career and town naming.
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Ohio
John Cleves Symmes
Ita Namesake
New Jersey
Lawyer who signed Constitution of New Jersey and became judge
A New Jersey lawyer born in 1745 served as Continental Army officer, joined the Constitutional Convention, became chief justice of New Jersey and a U.S. district judge. He died in 1799 at age 45, shortly after signing the Constitution.
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New Jersey
U.S
Congress urged to adopt ethics code and watchdog system
Washington columnist Drew Pearson calls for a congressional ethics code with registered clients, mandatory asset disclosures to a House and Senate watchdog panel, and GAO audits. He cites abuses by Smathers Kerr Morse and McCarthy era cases, argues two ethics boards could curb misconduct without halting Congress. Senate probes Kenneth Stiles tied to General Dynamics and the TFX contract.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Adam Clayton Powell
Congress
Executive Branch
George Smathers
D-Fla
Pan American Airways
Seaboard Railroad
Miami
Andy Schoeppel
R-Kans
Interstate Commerce Committee
House
Abe Multer
D-N.y
Senate
Secretary of Defense
Secretary of the Treasury
Senate Bank Banking and Currency Committee
Watchdog
Board of Ethics
Wayne Morse
Dore
Bob Kerr
D-Okla
Kerr
General Accounting Office
Congressional
Hiram Bingham
R-Conn
Connecticut Manufacturers Association
Joe McCarthy
R-Wis
Drew J. May
D-Ky
Parnell Thomas
Walter Brehm
Ohio
Ernest K. Bramlett
Calif
Sen. McCarthy
Army
David Schine
Fort Dix
N.J
McCarthy
Pentagon
Kenneth Stiles
General Dynamics
How Do You Stand Sir
Washington AP President Kennedy may find food for thought in results from a district questionnaire circulated by Rep. Olin Teague. Responses show about 3 to 1 against many administration proposals, with detailed yes and no tallies on tax cuts foreign aid Medicare education education and other issues. Around the Capital Texas rice noted by Sen. Tower in remarks promoting domestic rice consumption.
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Washington
Kennedy
Olin Teague
D-Tex
Teague
House Veterans Affairs Committee
Congress
Peace Corps
Senate
House
John Tower
Rtex
Texas
Portuguese Government Denies Senegal Border Violation
Lisbon Portugal government officials rejected claims that Portugal violated Senegal territory on Tuesday. A foreign ministry spokesman said after a preliminary investigation that Portuguese military planes did not commit any incursion into Senegalese airspace.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Senegal
Foreign Ministry
South Makes Unlikely Finish In Rubber Bridge
In a rubber bridge hand South opened heart, West preempted with two spades, North overcalled with three clubs, East doubled, and South bid three hearts. After a line ending in success, declarer used a club finesse then mastered trumps to make the contract, discarding a spade as needed, with only minor losses.
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South West North East
Dole
Paso Pass
South
West
North
East
Hearts
King
Declarer
Ives Syndicate, Inc
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clue List Fragment
Crossword clues include Girl's nick name and Finger Tess glove entry. Mentions Celebea ox 3¢ Manu actipns abbr. Indistinct list segment with partial word fragments and pricing.
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